Skinner Confession in Hatchet Murder Arson Case
Brooklyn story reports Skinner confessing to killing Clarence T. Miller with a hatchet before setting a fire. Police say the break in was for burglary. Skinner allegedly fled to Windham with accomplices. Officers recount Skinner admitting Miller woke during the attack as he searched for money for a New York trip.
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Brooklyn
Bolloemiet
Kinner
Clarence T. Miller
How
Ws Valley
Hampton
Skinner
Miller
Skinne
Windhan
Williams
Vicurly
Imner
New York S
Hovee
Eng
Noal
Tire magnate outlines YMCA foreign work plan
Enwin S Kelly, tire magnate and organizer of Bellr-Springfield Tire and world tourist, will visit the city to outline to YMCA officials and directors the scope and possibilities of foreign and extension work. Kelly, a student of New York affairs, has recently toured Europe and the Continent gaining insight for the mission.
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Enwin S Kelly
Bellr-Springfield Tire Company
Organizai
Kelly Althou
Orier
Afta Ot
New York Accompan
Dormitory Boys Organize in Brooklyn Central Meeting
The first step toward organization of the dormitory boys of the M. A. was to elect officers. All the young men living at the "V" were present and heard Wilfred Wright of the Brooklyn Central YW organization outline duties. A committee was appointed to report nominations for the election at the next meeting.
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M. la
Wilfred ©. Wright
Brooklyn Central
Yerk Onf
George
Simey
Members Concert at Musical Club Enthralls Audience
A packed audience enjoyed a Members concert at the Musical Club led by Mire Pelle Blackstone with varied soloists. The program featured two sets including Namara and a sparkling aria sequence, with Agnes Mae and Miss Adelaide Zeigler among notable performers, and Miss Peters and Ris Grae contributing instrumental pieces.
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Fayrane Gram
Fer
Ieeru
Walt
Syenas
Alix
Marserot Hawsy
Seceivers
Maries Davis
Romeo
Rellia
Mies Peters
Ris
Robert Prov
Latwit E Wilfiasne
Afternoon Whist Club Card Party Celebrated
The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club met yesterday at Mrs. J. H. shop on 113 Wade ar for a weekly card party. Attractive prizes of various fancy works were awarded. Winners were Mrs Wilhelm first, Mrs Gerbish second, Mrs Gibson fourth, and Mrs Rantz third.
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J. H. Shop
Wade Ar
Johnson
Millaabeth Mita
Big Morse
Myre
Mee Stewart
Mra
Gerbish
Devid Gibson
Eugene Wardwell
Wilhelm Siva
Chases Campbell
Wilhelm
Prise
Arrs
Rantz
Gerbigh
Gibson
Donations Pour In for Jewish Orphan Asylum in Bridgeport
The State Street Congregation gave more than 260 to the Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Other congregations contributed similar sums. Mrs J Albrecht celebrated the organization’s sixtieth anniversary with a reception and a $140 whist party funding the home.
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State Street
Pbridzeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum
J. Albrecht
Albrecht
Personal notices from Franch stresses social gatherings
Miss Lila ocho of Franch stresses entertained guests including Mrs J H O Bhrce of Grents Canada and Mrs Root with friends. Mrs Laurence Cornwall hosts a Thimble Club meeting at 28 Park Avenue. The Girls Friendly Society meets at Mrs I Brinkernoff's home. Yell ow Bowl improvements, a heating plant plan, and an engagement announce ment for Miss Glynn Miller to Irving Culver. Various church and club events listed with dates and hosts.
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Lila Ocho
Franch Stres
Brand
J.H. O' Bhrce
Grents
Canada
Root
Laurence M. Cornwall
Hey Home
Park Avenue
I. Brinkernoff
Trac Oclerk, Socieiy
Mars
Ernest Miller
Booth Street
Streford
Irving Culver
Arkansas
Culver
Mobert Culver
Broad Street
Stritford
State Street
Liisa
Ite
Sacta
Edward Monks
Read Annex Urges Care For Girls From Twelve
The article counsels mothers to guide girls from age twelve through adolescence, warning of risks from neglect and overwork. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helpful and cites letters from mothers praising its effects for menstrual pain and related ailments.
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Dier
Lydia &. Piitcham
Drs. Bicher
Lydia E. Pinkham
Katie Micane
N. Fairhill St
Philadelphia
Williams
Lydia BK. Pinkham
C. E. Williams
Toronto St
Toyor
Lann
Massachusetts
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Howard's Valley
Mr. van, Loan
Wilson
van Loans
H. van Lown
Gruggists
Harold F. Ritchie & CO
Fox
Massuon Ave
New York City
Musical Club
Pelle Blackstone
Jewish Orphan Asylum
Phe Tandins
le Machelka Talmwii Yorah
Hebrew Inaviuite
Rogsurh Atret
Institute
Frannos Geltie
Chorvge
Christ Chareh
Sheford
Snyder
Eleanor Linea Powell
E. Morse
Ruth ‘Bartjolt Baldwin
Ormanis
Whorels
Yellow Bowl
Au Mejock
Liberty Building
Che
Atlantic Ave
Boston
Peaveter
Bridgeport
Main St
Cor. State
Gold ‘Travelyr
I Nin
Lowell
Lawrence
New Bedford
J. Providence
Koston
New York
Paterson
Newark
Redgue Holvok Aviscuse
Harrison
Ectionerye CO
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