Rector's Widow Calm under Fire of Newswriters
Frances Hall widow of slain rector faced questions for 64 minutes in a New Brunswick interview. She stood by her movements the night of the double murder, denied direct knowledge of the crime, and said she had not read the diary or letters. She offered little new to clarify the case.
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Rector
New Brunswick
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Roe
Thomas Nelson Page Dies Former U S Envoy to Italy
Thomas Nelson Page, noted author and former American ambassador to Italy, died at his ancestral home near Hanover County. He collapsed in a garden walk with his sister in law Roswell Page and died within minutes at age 69. Page served as envoy from 1913 to 1929, wrote widely, and advised on the Wilson administration. He had recently spoken in Maryland for his cousin William Cabell Bruce’s Senate campaign and planned a new memoir of his diplomatic experiences.
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Richmond
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Qukland
Barver Dam
Banover County
Roswell Page
Pegs
Washington
Maryland
United States Senate
William Cebell Bruce
Rame
Paso
Whrow Patore
Wilson
Dunnover County
Page
Washington and Lee University
Chicago
United States
Harry Tipper to Address Advertising Club Luncheon
Harry Tipper of New York, managing director of Automotive Industry and advertising authority, will speak at the Chamber of Commerce Stratfield Luncheon today. Warnings of mis-spellings kept as is, others clarified in summary for readability.
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Harry Tipper
New York
Advertising
Association of National Advertisers
Chamber of Commerce
Harey Tipper
Stratfield
Letters Stolen and Political Fence in Connecticut Race
Middletown November 2 special to The Telegram Spellacy Democratic candidate for U S senator accused J Henry Roraback head of the Republican state committee of acting as a political fence after his letters to former Attorney General Palmer were allegedly stolen and circulated by Miss Annie Stevens. He urged voters to reject his opponent's campaign at a rally, recounting claimed plots and correspondence involving Stevens Blelaski and others while criticizing current Republican tactics.
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Middletown
A. Mitchell Palmer
Annie D. Stevens
J. Bruce Bilefnekl
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Tustica
Will Hays
J. Henry Horahick
Thomas J. Spellacy
United States
Unite States
Connecticut
Senate
Spelliy
J. Henry Roraback
Republican State Central Committee
Spellacy
McLean
J. Benty Roraback
Blelasi
Teklaelel
Mas Stevens
Jusc Seni
Miss Stevens
Blelnski
Josephus du
October Traffic Report Shows Fewer Accidents Than Last Year
In Bridgeport October traffic data indicate a decline in street accidents year over year. The report notes 263 arrests for traffic violations, with 14 for speeding or reckless driving and numerous parking rule offenses. Police logged 4,548 miles patrolling for speed and careless motorists, amid warnings about dangerous driving.
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Bridgeport
Ie Trattia Bureau
Polite
Walker Wins Welterweight Title in Chicago Fight
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey at twenty one becomes world welterweight champion by defeating Jack Britton thirty seven in fifteen rounds at Madison Square Garden. A crowd of about fifteen thousand witnessed Walker refute early Britton box tactics by overpowering him with steady aggression and power. Announcer Humphries halted betting before the start as rumors swirled, and Walker seized control late, though Britton showed veteran ring generalship to finish strong.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Jack’ Brillan
Madison Square Garden
Our
Rattiers
Walker
Humphries
Eyvteo
Evar
Batton
Britton
Hie
Jack
Waller
Ers
Ekict
Gome
Etry Cley
Aumphries
New York Boxing Commmission
Parsons
New York Athlade Commission
Mussolini tightens grip on Italian state ship
Rome nov 1 by associated press premier mussolini signals desire to restore discipline and safeguard liberty of the press after exceptional conditions. he pledges freedom only for a press proven worthy while asserting a unique revolution with wartime measures. cafes and wine shops remain open amid public disorder as crowds disperse.
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Rome
Associated Press
Mussolini
Wberty
Diaz
Musaolini
Norwalk Man Killed by Automobile on Chunket Pike
A Norwalk man died after being hit by an automobile on a rural pike near Norwalk. Raymond and Mosievaki were named as suspects in the incident. Gray was arrested on manslaughter charges and held on bond of 500 ORWAT.
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Norwalk
Wien
Thoms Raymond
Gray
General Murguia’s Arch Enemy Executed in Mexico
General Francisco Murguia, longtime foe of President Obregon and linked to Carranza’s death, was captured near Durango and executed by firing squad after federal troops closed in. Reports from Mexico City and Montco City detail his death and final surrender.
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Paso
Texas
Associated Press
Genera Friaryeieco Murguia
Montco City
Jruren
Mexico
Francisco Murgula
Obregon
Carranza
Margela
Durango
Oregon 46
Jury held overnight in murder case in Cleveland
In Cleveland the jury for Mrs. Mabel Cheampton, 22, accused of first degree murder, remains locked up for the night after failing to reach a verdict. The report also notes unrelated boxing updates from New York and Nebraska with mixed standings.
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Cleveland
Mabel Cheampton
Nas A. O'Connell
New Maven
Sony
Captain sues ship line over blacklist claim in Chicago
Captain Husgeensen, formerly with Munson Line, sues Ship Board and Munson Line for about one million dollars. He alleges a blacklist followed a firing and that the lines harassed him through persistent persecutions to injure his career, aiming to ruin his reputation and force him from the sea.
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Ship Board and Munson Line
Chicago
Munson
J Jean Houwgengen
Monger Lite
Husgeensen
Tchaes
Mungon Lins
Smiddihe Duar
Bingensen
Pnrough
Persacl
Wbeheé
Variowa Weys
Dufemlanta
Manter
Vessela
Public protest grows over police board actions and Ludwig case
Citizens push a public referendum to restore Ludwig to traffic duty or force a full open hearing on the incident. Letters to the press critique Police Commissioner Ryan and demand accountability, citing a secret conference and lack of departmental records.
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M Claly
Board of Police Commissioners
Ludwig
Deliceman
Poiles
Ryan
Pergony
Ludwigs
Hotel Green in Danbury Sold to New York Firm
Danbury November 1 The Hotel Green Danbury's leading hostelry was sold today by the estate of John W. Green to the Danbury Hotel Company of which John Harris of New York is president Harris will manage the hotel succeeding Louis Tirrell who has served as manager since 1918 The hotel opened in 1907 with 109 rooms and later added 50 rooms A number of changes are planned including removal of the bar and watersheller and installation of a cafeteria and other alterations
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Danbury
Green
Tate
John W. Green
Danbury Hotel Company
John Harris
New York
Mrr. Harris
Mrs Rosier Collapses on 13th Day of Trial in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on November first Mrs Catherine Rosier charged with killing her husband Oscar and stenographer Mildred Geraldine Reglatt collapsed in court and was carried out unconscious before adjournment. She is currently on trial for the shooting of the stenographer.
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Rosier
Philadelphia
Catherine Rosier
Oscar
Mildred Geralding
Connecticut to Begin Vehicle Number Plate Issuance
In Connecticut, green and white marker numbers will be used for passenger and waller vehicles, replacing blue markers. The plan to issue numbers begins December 10, with green backgrounds and white numerals displayed on plates throughout the state.
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Mutomovites
Connecticut
Walle
Grégp Aumbbert
Comiarcil
Gren
Svar
McLean Says Spellacy Ignorant On Tariff Needs In Connecticut
United States Senator George P. McLean, in a Bridgeport rally, accused Democratic rival Thomas J. Spellacy of ignorance on tariff issues and how the tariff operates in Connecticut. He named the Fordney MacCumber tariff as essential protection and critiqued Democratic Congress members for opposing protection, reflecting on wartime and postwar economic policy and urging Connecticut voters to back his reelection.
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United States
George P. McLean
Connecticut
Thomas J. Spellacy
State Street
McLean
Spellacy
Fordney-McCumber
America
Mr. Spellacy
Taritt
Congress
House
Senate
Nort
Democratic Congress
Americas
Wilson
King
Bridgeport
Washington
Republican Party
Domestic coal supply assured by Spans distribution
Washington November 1 Spans, federal fuel distributor, declared domestic coal supplies are fairly well assured. Prices for all grades of bituminous coal fell from 6.06 to 4.26 per ton across late September to October. Production rose from 9,822,000 tons to 10,000,000 tons in the same period.
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Washington
Warren Harding’s Birthday Observance Noted in Washington
Washington, Nov. 16 Warren Harding of Ohio observed his 57th birthday amid duties at the White House with no public celebration due to Mrs. Harding’s illness and heavy office strain. Congratulatory messages arrived as the president was born in Blooming Grove, Morro County, Ohio and began newspaper work at nineteen. Saloon keeper Marian Wisniewski was arrested for illegal liquor sales, bond set at $400 for appearance in court today.
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Washington
Warren
Harding
United States
Jeffers
White House
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohto
Marinon
Wireless secrecy by French inventor in new device
Paris reports Edward Belin, inventor of phonitic photographs, perfected a wireless secrecy system. A set of six exchanging discs on the sender and receiver synchronizes to prevent misreadings. The operator tapes messages in words, the machine translates to Morse like signals, then back to words on the receiving discs. Errors are blocked by continuous unrecorded tapping signals to catch any wrong recipient.
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Paris
Edward Belin
Rho
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Conmmeeree
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Palmer
Roraback
New York Boxing Commission
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Strcher
Cutler
New York, Nova
Joe Stechot Nebrasky
Tonight
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Menionat
Shipping Board
Haagensen
Police Board
Assert
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Duto
SPENS
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Marian Wisnlewski
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