Woman cleared of blame in death mystery case
New Haven on November 6 a coroner ruled no criminal act omission or carelessness by any person contributed to the death of bond salesman Charles G. Rogers in a highway accident near North Haven. Rogers died from a fractured skull after his car allegedly collided with an object or left the road and hit a pole. Miss Marjorie Schneider, driving the car, recalled pre accident incidents and was examined. the coroner found both were intoxicated and that fog prevented clear observation. The windshield was damaged but no other vehicle damage occurred.
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Yale Bowl
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Pound Rogers
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Bliss Schneider
Burke Wins N D Supreme Court Seat In Statewide Race
John Burke former North Dakota governor and U S treasurer under Wilson was assured of election to the state Supreme Court as returns from 1119 of 2180 precincts showed an unofficial plurality of 22478 votes. Burke’s victory cements his return to a high court in Fargo with the winner’s margin reflecting broad support across the state.
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John Burke
United States
North Dakota
North Dakota Supreme Court
Burke
Famous painting moved to basilica for Holy Year display
Rome November 6 The famed painting of Christ long believed begun by St Luke and finished miraculously was solemnly moved today from the Sanctum Sanctorum to the Hall of the Basilica adjoining St John Lateran. Last seen during 1914 and 1900 Holy Years the painting will be exhibited next year as a Holy Year observance.
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St. John
Lateran
Milan
Keene Named Prohibition Agent in Norwalk
Norwalk on November 6 reports Charles W. Keene of Gregory Boulevard has been appointed to the Prohibition squad. He reported for duty in Hartford, joining Lidward J. Flaherty as active two agents in the Republican town.
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Charles W. Keene
Gregory Boulevard
Prohibition
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Keene
Helmz Lidward J
Attorney General effort to fill vacancies in department
General Stone has begun consideration of recommendations to the President for filling the vacancies in his department and expects to have his suggestions in the President's hands at an early date. The appointments to be made include an assistant attorney general, thirteen United States marshals, two district judges, three judges of the federal circuit court of appeals, and two judges in the district of Columbia.
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United States
Protect Grouse State Advises Sportsmen to Conserve
A circulated letter from the State Board of Fisheries and Game’s superintendent Titcomb urges sportsmen to refrain from shooting grouse to conserve breeding stock for next season. Reports from New England and Canada indicate hunters are not finding birds as expected, with scarcity blamed on late shedding and travel difficulties. The office asks for diseased birds for examination and will report on any dead birds found without shot marks.
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New England
Canada
Cauge &Scbelty
Ziad
Haye
German colonist seeks return of mandate territory
Ludwig Scholz, a pioneer German colonist acting unofficially for the German government, urges the permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations to convene a colonial conference to discuss restoring some mandated former German territory.
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League of Nations
Germany
Dismantled Washington Ship to Be Used for Target Tests
Wiring tests to which the hulk of the battleship Washington, dismantled under arms conference accords, will be used. They will be held next week off the Chesappeakh Capes and continue through the month. The Texas will conduct the firing tests designed to assess secret constructional details against Ghent and plunging hits.
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Navy Department
Texas
Ghent
Creomulsion advert promises relief for chronic coughs and colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a safe, effective remedy for chronic coughs, bronchial issues, and lung troubles. It claims the creosote formula soothes inflamed membranes, kills germs, and builds the system, with money-back guarantees if relief is not found after following directions.
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