Hypnotic influence cited in Montana murder case
Margaret Carleton claimed Rev Leonard Christier led her to believe his love, while a coroner ruled her death suicide after Christier was shot by another. The case centered on jealousy and alleged manipulation, with Carleton’s husband Frank de Canivlion contesting the claims. Funeral plans and a looming attorneys’ inquiry followed.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Carleton
Troy
Leonard J. Christier
Christer Hone
Havre
Mantang
Iyer
Christie
Frank de Canivlon
iWavre
Carleton
Faber
Ceristier
Christler
Dursk
Mergaret
Antaes
Margaret
Artist Says Woman Stole Wifes Love In Court Case
A muddled report details Pierotti accusing a New York woman of stealing his wife and furniture sales totaling 1490 dollars. He describes threats and a planned move to Cos Cob to care for four children. The wife allegedly returned with a New York attorney and intimidation claims followed.
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Ne York
Pierotti
Bileges
New York
Cos Cob
Ren
Bve
John
Leey
Amelia
Lavina
Mia
Hanson
Fierott
York
Disabled Veterans Assured of Care
A report notes that veterans expressed assurance they will receive care, with American Legion representatives stating the men would remain on the government payroll after completing their duties and exams, and that they are qualified for benefits.
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American Legion
Kearns
Labor ministers named in Lloyd-George cabinet formation
Associated Press reports Premier Lee Liiw announces a new Labor ministry lineup under Lloyd-George. Montague Ariow, formerly parliamentary secretary to Industry, becomes Labor minister. Sir Samuel Hoare and Neville Chamberlain receive key posts. Other appointments include Works, Admiralty, Trade, Transport, Health, and Treasury. Herbert Asquith, former prime minister, addresses constituents after being named as a House candidate, denouncing the current Commons as subservient and criticizing Lloyd-George’s policies.
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Lee Liiw
Patood
Montague Ariow
Lloyd-George Eihines
Labor
Pensional Partyol Ig
George Clement Trvo
Llgud-Guerke
Samuel Hoare
Sire
Neville Chanertsin
Geneva
John
Thomas W. H
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Linith
Home Office
George P. Stanley
Foreign Office
Tronald McNei
Colonial Office
Willem GC
Ormsby-Gore
War Office
Walter E. Guinness
Air Ministry
Duke of Sutherland
Nadie
Earl Winterton
Etary
Efas
Asquith
George
Aisley
Scotland
Herbert H. Asquith
Premat
House of Parliament
Margaret Asquith
Lady Bonham C
House of Commons
Lloyd-George
United States Won’t Reopen Newcastle Consulate
The U S government will not reopen the Newcastle consulate in England until Britain unconditionally withdraws charges against Consul Slater and Consul Brooks and publicly exonerates them. The British Foreign Office remains wary after investigations found no basis for the charges leading to their exequaturing.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Newcantly
England
Slater
Brooks
Seweristle
Flater
Tsrooks
Harry Cutler Lodge Sets Upcoming Degree Work
Preparations underway for a degree work at Harry Cutler Lodge. Min ders of fire and colonels from multiple lodges plan ritual details and discuss the four edge of Cytonel Cate. Noted attendees include Colonel Nary Cinar, Seoighte of Pytia, and Barkelit unit members. Budget aims to mark the lodge’s anniversary with timely arrangements.
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Thagysitvngs
Nary Cinar
Seoighte
Pytia
Barkelit
Cytonel
Cate
Layali Thyregi
Cutler Ludsy
Louis Monvoy
Supple Replaces Ludwig on Traffic
Supple takes over traffic duties replacing Ludwig amid unsettled reorganization. The changes occur this weekend with adjustments seen in the early Monday briefing and planned routes affected by the transition. Local officials urge patience as operations stabilize and new schedules are published.
Prosector Asks Death Sentence In Champion Case
The prosecutor seeks the death penalty in the Champion murder trial. Bloodstained clothing of promotor O Connill shown as evidence. Defense disputes gunpoint theory. testified death shots may have been accidental. Jury deliberations expected after closing arguments and judge's charge.
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Chouas A
Penne
Suuyston
Ivan
Evideron
Capiin Dlusig Stanton
Srearma
Glevel&and Polles
Stanton
Citiger
Fascist Coalition Shapes Italian Government Amid Turmoil
Frail coalition dynamics emerge as fascist factions push policy through a new cabinet. Pro Einaudi leads treasury with Turin industrial strength, while Dem Ginvist backs Mussolini era power. Roles, portfolios, and church relations ride on chamber openings as parties maneuver.
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Uber Templee
Ges
Ding
Adentral Tharan
Einaudi
Treasury
Dustry
Tie
Genow Cunseranes
Mermier
Dem Ginvist
Gabriele D'Annenoeio
Plume
Hime
Vote for G. O. P. secretary Hughes plea
Fragmentary OCR text references a plea by secretary Hughes urging votes for the G O P. in a historical American political context. The readable portions show bias against the progressive party and emphasize supporting industry and the country, but the passage is highly garbled with many nonstandard spellings.
Fire Fighters Pay Tribute To Lieut Burns Memory
Firefighters memorial service honors Lieut Burns with a solemn procession from St Charles Church to the hearse. The guard formed lines as the body was driven to the grave, and a high mass of requiem followed at St Michael’s cemetery. Pallbearers and a large crowd from the department and Fraternal Order of Babes attended the rites.
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Lieut
Burns
Thomas
Milan
Sc. Charies’ Church
Arther Thompson
St. Ties
Nmune
Metinone Rufus
Coraline
Quinn
Michel Ie
T. Deilev
John Z. Kana
George Baten
Reilly
Lavid Qd
Wegarty
Bingham Urges Citizens to Vote on Charter Changes
In a public address, speakers including Mrs. Srvith and Mr. King urged Connecticut voters to back a proposed city charter revision. They stressed civic duty, municipal reform, and gender roles in politics while praising Merritt and Bingham and noting the need for a commission to draft the changes.
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Tyneh
Srvith
Board of Education
King
Gorge
Merritt
Schuyler Merritt
Col. 'Bingham
Mr. Merritt
B.J. Hutln
Col. Bingham
Bingham
Tyne
Connecticut
Kiang
Padrick Murder Case May Go to Jury Today
Fragmented OCR text mentions a murder case, with references to Agnes Vere and a judge. The readable portions imply discussions of a trial moving toward a jury verdict. Names appear garbled. no clear dates or locations are confirmed.
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Padrick
Witnesses Place Rogier Sanity In Murder Trial
State witnesses testified that Mrs. Rogier was sane when she killed her rival. A prison physician said Rogier appeared sub normal under examination and an official report found her mentally deficient. Attorneys prepare final arguments as rebuttal continues and the jury could be seated tonight.
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Peter Ruutoo
Rogier
Margaret Nelson
Southbury Selectman Wheeler Dies at 85 in Home
Southbury reports the death of Theodore E Wheeler, longtime selectman of 30 years and former representative, at his home in his 85th or 86th year after a stroke last week. The town notes his public service and prior legislative role.
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Southbury Selectman
Southbury
Theodore £. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Cards for Christmas party invitation list
A bulletin describes a Christmas party arrangement at Welfare building inviting all boys and several patients from clinics. It notes 208 children crowded the area, with some not entitled to admission, while a method is claimed to have best adapted care for the patients.
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OH telekraQiuik
Ihey
Uis- Nanisayy
Missing Points In Polon Ke Mystery Case
Philadelphia October 1 Mrs W O Sterrer to be questioned by authorities about her movements before the poisoned cake killed her husband, an expert accountant from Devon, and her own illness. Coroner William Neville says information to solve the case is being withheld and several points do not jibe. The poison cake was eaten by Mr Sterrer as well as Mrs Sterrer, who explains differing effects on her and her husband’s digestion.
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Philadelphia
W. OW. Sterrere
Devon
William Neville
Montigorory
Sturretvs
Sterrent
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