Medical Testimony on Trial Shocks Mrs. Hall in New Jersey
In Somerville New Jersey on a murder trial for Eleanor Mills and Dr Hall the defense and prosecution clashed as Dr Schultze testified with a grisly plaster head mannequin exhibit. The jury watched a detailed autopsy cross section while the examiner described wounds from a 32 caliber pistol and severed throat structures, drawing sharp questions from Senator Case and the defense.
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Henry
Willie
Hail-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Hho
Otto H. Sehulaze
New York
Eoward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Hall Tireory
Little Simpson
Eehultze
Arthur
Reeve
Craig Kennedy
Nehuttze
Hall
Mills
North New Brunswick
Schultze
Simpson
Mra. Mills
Aerial Map of Darien Completed in Air Photographes
Darien news reports a serial town map finished. The 500 square foot map used 8 3 pictographs captured from an airplane at 7 200 feet. Production time was brief, with the project moving quickly.
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Darien
Trial Highlights SOMERVILLIS No 1. Nov 1
Outstanding developments in the Huall Mills trial today. Mrs Hall nest collapse described in court as mutilation of a slain choir singer throat. Plaster replica of throat and head used to indicate death wounds. Tongues and windpipe examined as organs used in singing. Testimony by state's fingerprint experts held that Willie Stevens had a calling card found at the victim's feet. Defense argues the card passed through several hands since murder.
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Henry Stevens
Wille
Schultze
Huthen Wille
John Ann
Bunn
Simpson
Old Mearter
Clarence EF
Case
Dr. Schultze
Edward Schwarz
Newark Police
Joseph Faurot
New York
Faurot
Dominie
Wille Stevens
Roastine
Dr. Trall
Somervillis
Huall-Mills
Hall
Otto Schutzs
Willie” Stevens
Mills
James Mills
Charlotte Mills
Antich
Henry
Tess
Edevard Thwarts
Newark
Joseph 4Uiret
Rev
E.w.ifall
Willie Stevens
Willie
Hom
Smath
Crose
Robert McCarter
Edward Schwartz
Jersey City
Schwartz
Warty
Trial Details Reveal Gruesome Evidence At Hall Mills Case
Court sessions recount testimony on a fatal stabbing linked to Rev. Hall and Mrs. Mills with experts on fingerprints weighing card impressions. Judges, defense, and attorneys clash over autopsy witnesses and the timing of fingerprint analysis as Willie Stevens and co defendants attend proceedings amid stands outside the courthouse.
Radio Gift of Gods Sparks Debate in Hartford
In Hartford a WTIC studio discussion featuring Trinity College figures labeled Socrates and Demophone hailed radio as a divine gift yet warned of abuse. They praised radio for broadening access to music and political speeches while criticizing broadcasts of play by play sports that discourage outdoor activity and physical fitness.
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Hartford
Conn
Socrates
Demophone
Studia
WTIC
Franz Cole Babbitt
Trinity College
Volun
Remeen B. Ostby
Trinity
Vato
Prof. Babbitt
Pref. Cuby
Hig
Rabbitt
America
Grea
Gilby
Gas Pumps Knocked Over by Runaway Truck Incident
Two gas pumps at Cobb filling station were toppled when a truck driven by John Youmetz of Winstead lost control after wheels locked. Kenneth and Edward Henry, nearby workers, pulled to safety as the vehicle mounted a curb, damaging a car owned by Bonney and injuring property valued around $456. Youmetz faces $200 bond for reckless driving. truck towed from the scene on Post Road near Mil Plain Road.
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Edward
Kenneth Henry
Roane Street
Fairfield
Post Road
Mil Plain Road
Cobh
John Ronney
Cobb
Baseline
Kenny
Boneney
John Youmetz
Worth Matin Street
Winsted
John G. Graham
Allen Street
Youmetz
Orville W. Holmes
Astrid of Sweden to wed Leopold in Belgian ceremony
Princess Astrid arrives in Brussels as crowds greet her with warmth amid official welcome. Crown Prince Leopold, in military dress, appears moved as 896 brass bands play. The couple will marry in a Roman Catholic rite at St Gudule Cathedral after a Stockholm civil ceremony.
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Brussels
Astrid
Sweden
Eopold
Belgium
Stockholm
St Gudeyle
Brussely
Grand Palace
North
Max
Snows
Leopold
Grenadiers
Albert
Seven fined for dry law offenses in Windham county raids
Seven of sixteen alleged liquor law violators arrested in Windham county raids pleaded guilty in Willimantic court. Six were fined and given jail terms equal to five days per count, suspended. Notable sentences include William Campbell 200 fine and 30 days in jail, Tennis Beau gard 1000 fine and 26 days, A Stevenne 800 and 20 days, Frank Bay 409 and 10 days, Omer Bernier 600 and 9 days, El Lion 400 and 2 days. Dupuis of Plainfield had case continued with potential 400 per count fines.
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Willimantic
Windham County
Wiliam Campbell
Dayville
Tennis Beaugard
Putnam
A. Stevenne
Danielson
Frank B A
Omer Bernier
el Lion
EY Nupuis
Plainfield
Dupiusiba
Phillips Mentioned as Next Governor Hope in Stamford
Local Democrats plan to boost Alfred Philips Sr for Connecticut governor two years hence. A Democratic Victory dinner at Hotel Davenport on November 17 is to launch the Phillips boom with Governor Alfred E. Smith Senator elect Robert Wagner and Mayor James Walker invited to attend.
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Stamford
Alfred’ Philips, Sr
Connecticut
Phillips
Davenport
Alfred E. Smith
Robert W. Wagner
James Walker
New York
Believe Slayer Heads Auto Theft Ring in N J
Amford New Jersey special report says John Brung, once linked to the Dewey club robbery and murder of Bernard Kiikelly, is under arrest in Passaic for automobile theft. He is credited with leading the auto theft gang operating in New Jersey during that era.
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Slayer
N. J
Amford
Nov
John Brung
Dewey Club
Sone
Bernard Kiikelly Turing
Plate
Passaic
N Soryou
Drivenford
Knights of Columbus lecturer calls for Mexico ties break
Stamford November 9 after an address by Peter Collins Knights of Columbus Lecturer the meeting adopted a resolution urging President Coolidge to sever relations with Mexico if it continues to threaten Americans. Collins described the Canesa rouime as outwardly anti Christian and harsh in Mexico. Senator Matthew H Kenedy was present.
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Stamford
Peter Collins
Knights of Columbus
Mexico
Coolidge
Collins
Matthew H. Kenedy
Choate School News Decries Commercialism in Football
Wallingford CT Nov 9 AP The Choate School News criticizes the rising commercial spirit in football and announces the souvenir program for the Choate Kent game will be omitted this year to counter commercialism. The Choate Kent Taft trio is seen as a regional prep big three. The game to be played in town Saturday.
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Wallingford
Choate School News
Toda
Choate School
Kent School of
Kent
Taft School of Watertown
Connecticut
Nrep
Choate- Kent
Lucrae
Tanlac credited by Cambridge man for cure of ailments
Cornelius McArthur of Cambridge Massachusetts recalls severe illness after a 1913 operation including blood poisoning stomach collapse and dizziness. He says Tanlac restored strength and health, ending nervousness and fatigue. The testimonial asserts many have benefited and promotes Tanlac as a safe herbal tonic.
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Justice of Peace
McArthur
Cambridge
Taniac
Cornelius McArthur
Cambridge, Mass
Willams Street
Tanlac
Enthussas
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Noel Stevens
Bomerville
Hile
Hill
Jesser
Isco
Robert H. Memer
McCarter
Stimpson
Lausge Parker
Catholic Church
Cathedral of St. Gudrule
Baltimore & Ohio Motor Coach
42Nd Street
Bote
Baltimore & Ohio Train Connection
Baltimore & Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
33Rd Street
Astor Court
Jersey City Terminal
Pershing Square Station
Grand Central Terminal
23Rd Street
Pershing Square Staei
Vandarbile Hotel
Weldorf-Asrasta
McAlpin Hotel
Liberty Street
Pershing Square Sestion
Eet Aes 1m
Consolidated Ticket Office
W. F. Williams
New England
Washington Street
Boston
Baltimore
Ohio
Victor
Victrola
Wissner
Main ST
Glastonbury Knitting Co
Glastonbury, Conn
Atkins Brothers Hartfor
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