Insanity Plea in Catherine Rosier Murder Trial
Philadelphia Nov 2 The defense in the Catherine Rosier case seeks an insanity verdict for the murder of her husband's stenographer Mildred Geraldine Treokitt. Prosecutor Speiser argues a first degree verdict if not insane, calls Rosier a jealous murderer and urges jurors to judge harshly. The trial began October 15 with testimonies from experts and the defense outlining their plan for summation tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Catherine Roeler
Mildred Geraldine Treokitt
Oxcar
Vane Umoe
Maurice J. Speise
Trict
Commonwealth
Ace Cuser
Jerry" Keeisitt
Tanley I. McCagchyint
Univer. of Pennsylvania
Teading
Rosier Sunc
Joan Fi
Scott
Juése Tarellt
Tora
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
To cure a cold in one day take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. The vox bears the signature BR. W. Grove. Be sure you get advertisement.
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BR. W. Grove
Mayor Atwater To Lead Bicycle Parade Tomorrow
Mayor Fred Atwater will start a city bicycle parade tomorrow from the Post Telegram building at 9 oclock amid expected youth interest. The event honors cycling history and includes prizes for oldest and youngest riders, with a demonstration of safe riding and decorated wheels.
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Teague
Acnarkan
Boston Bicycle Club
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St. Onge
Price of Coal Attacked at Civic Rally in 28th District
The rally drew about 1300 people with speakers including G. Homer S. Cummings and Edward Ginty. Speakers denounced costly governance and urged voters to back reform and support Spellacy for Senate. They criticized the Board of Aldermen and Board of Apportionment as independent and uncooperative, urging a new charter by November 7.
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Homer S. Cummings
Thomas J. Spellacy
Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Anisi
Edward Ginty
Danbury
Eheriff
Stephen 5S
Sikaay
State Senate
John Packard
Samuel B. Pict- Xin
Charter Vote Split Sparks City Government Debate
Pasauale Vieni Republican candidate for Senate in the 22nd district opposes the charter vote. Speakers urge a yes to appoint a charter commission to draft a new charter for voter consideration later. Alderman Hogin and Rev Dr Dar argue for detailed study of a split government and unified budgeting needs. It outlines a plan to submit a drafted charter to voters after review.
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Senate
Willian E H. Hogin
Eighth District
William Horace Dar
United Congregational Church
Chactér Commission
Eis
Tian
Tire
Sewer
Realty Bound
Petk
Ibiig Bod
Ethera
Cumming Speaks on Newberry Vote and Tariff Fight
The speaker argues Americans are not immune to global troubles and praises protection as a line of defense. He attacks party leaders over tariffs, claims Republicans pushed a bill under cover of protection, and accuses Smoot of steering sugar policy for Mormon interests. He says Connecticut residents will pay higher taxes and notes electoral influence by big interests.
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Smoot
Mormon Church
Wugur
Grodtert
Udy
Tha
Connecticut
Scheare
Lawrence Picks Al Smith as Next Governor of New York
Lawrence argues Al Smith Democrat will win the New York gubernatorial race over incumbent Republican Nathan Miller. The piece stresses Smith’s personal popularity, his campaign strength in country districts, and Miller’s stance as on the defense with Republicans relying on party figures and urban votes.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport Telegram
New York
al Smith
United States
Sialih
Angora
Shire
Millar
Miller Jhag Geen
Vttica
Fig
Develw
Fox
Wlop
Miller
Caibro
Harding
Diliewlt
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Horvan
New York State
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Fife
Millie
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al Shi Roy
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Duite
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Pyecropolis
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Anller
Tigers Set for Cross Country Run Tomorrow
Varying results from Carnell Farsi and Dartmouth seed the day as Technelosy cross country team plans a meet featuring Harvard and Princeton. Captain Hendrie leads the Tigers with a seven man lineup including Sanborn Benn Poore Parkinson and Stebertson, aiming for a Memorial Day course in New York and a Van Cortlandt Park trial.
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Carnell
Farsi
Dartsmouth
Technelosy
Ghangilar
Harvard
Dartmeoutl
Hendrie
Sanborn
G. Benn
Ll. BH. Poore
Wo Parkinson
Ro W. Stebertson
Molt
Princeton
D. Co
New York
Cornell
W. C. Fenfert
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S.C. Conger
Mite Fame
L. Nicholson
J. T. Leeming
M.C. Kennedy
Naa
Bones of 350 Chinese Part of Ship's Cargo
The steamship Esther Dollar will carry bones of 350 Chinese who died in New England slated for interment in ancestral soil in Hongkan. The bones, some dating to 1393, will be landed in 36 tin boxes inscribed with each individual's name and death date for relatives to reclaim. Exhumation of the remains from New England cemeteries is underway.
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Boston
Masy
Esther Dollar
Orient
New England
Hongkan
Slay Trial Echoes In Court Over Meadows Case
In Los Angeles a dramatic trial unfolds with Mrs. Phillips detailing the July killing of Mrs. Meadows. Peggy Jaffen testified as the state's key witness against Ars Panllipa and Waa, with lingering questions about an altered version of events and the weapon used a hammer. The proceedings center oncredible testimony about a confrontation involving Meadows' husband and alleged accomplices.
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Los Angeles
Associated Pransj
Pegey Caf
Ening
Phillips
Rutgers Set to Face Louisiana in Tough Stadium Test
Nov 2 report from New Britainwick notes Rutgers football coach plans to field a reshaped lineup against Louisiana. Key players unavailable due to injuries and suspensions leave most regulars out. Freshmen and second-stringers expected to fill gaps as Sanford prepares with Fighting Spirit. Two arrests for intoxication accompany the update.
Obituary notices mark Prantic Ub Basser Wrancs MW
The death of Prantic Ub Basser Wrancs MW age seventy is reported with membership in the United Workmen and ties to nearby communities. Survived by four daughters and other relatives, funeral services planned for Saturday. Also noted is the passing of Alita Tenney widow of Oliver Tennay at 72 with two sons and as aSacrament church member.
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Basser Wrancs
Barwell
Salen Breck
Warkmen
de Asp
Lrane
Olvet Congregational
Merror
Oyr Dour Daug
Teun C Rice
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Turday
Ane Emery
Mea
Alita Tenney
Oliver Tennay
Snearred
Adams Street
iTineas
The
Pleased Sacrament Church
George W
Charles B. Combs
Woman Candidate for Congress Tops Spending Reports
Washington dispatch reports that most House candidates have spent little so far with under 100 exceeding 1000 dollars. Preliminary figures show several state and national committees contributing, including the Republican National Committee and the Democratic National Committee, while many candidates have yet to file full reports before November 7.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Ute Vlérk
Toy
Haase
Amos
Mise Kinbertgon
Ayeoks
Candidates and election expense totals from New York race
Clarke New York and others show expenditures of 1000 dollars or more in general election filings. Names include Ceary Osby Dickereln Kapet Marks Frank Weller Wainwright Byrne Tuber Talker Hefner and Keith Witneys. notes on economy records and postage, with final statements due within 60 days after the election.
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Clarke
New York
Sanders
London
Fish
Ceary
Oosby
Dickereln
Kapet
New
Sylpho-Nathel advertised as all-purpose cleaner promises fresh smells
An advertisement touts Sylpho-Nathel a four percent cleaner claimed to deodorize cellars sinks bathroom tiles and toilets. It stresses safety notes compares strength to carbolic acid and urges readers to buy in four sizes through grocers and druggists claiming it leaves homes smelling clean and pleasant.
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Sylipho-Nathel
Record demand for 816 three tickets to Harvard Princeton game
Boston Nov 2 There is a record breaking demand for tickets for the Harvard Princeton game to be played in the Stadium on Nov 11. Applications closed at both colleges and Princeton asks for several hundred additional tickets for all applicants which may be refused. Harvard has allotted all available seats and may rush more seats to completion to meet demand.
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Boston
Harvard
Without An Operation How a Man Healed a Groin Hernia
An advertisement tells of Ensena M Pul Jen of Manasquan New Jersey who avoided surgery for a severe inguinal hernia through a claimed non operative cure. It cites Eugene Puen an express driver and details a surgeon counsel contrasting with past operatives while asserting complete healing and lasting relief without operation.
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Ensena M- Pul Jen
Manasquan
Eugene Puen
Raitoad Bigwige
Deliverin
Young Hin
Young Pullen
Hesmas Moreavey
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