Hall Mills Murder Trial Teems With Graphic Testimony
A Somerville jury heard years of testimony in the Hall Mills case as Mrs Mills' body burial details and a razor weapon entered the record. Doctors debated windpipe and larynx injuries while witnesses described house scenes and Mrs Hall’s statements. The trial extended with Armistice Day recesses and ongoing forensic questions about the killer’s method and timing.
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Uall
Médward WooHan
Vhs Eleanor Robins
Mr Hall
Alexander Simpson
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Milla
Edward I. Smith
Wilts
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Mills
Barbara
Walle
Nana
Fragmented Nation News Spurs Courtroom and Political Events
Fragmented OCR style notes describe legal fights over wills in Florida and New York, a sheriff court dispute in Sherman, and a broader page of headlines. Mentions drag through marital, property, and court actions, with brief notes on theater, weather, stock markets, and foreign exchange.
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Nation
Inert Sare
Prison Inmate Patents Theft-Proof Lock in Canada
An inmate serving a life sentence claims to be the inventor of a theft proof lock. Vernon Red Ruin, a Toronto bandit already jailed for bank robbery, seeks a Canadian patent in his name for the device. Local reports place the inventor tied to Kingston and Ports mouth areas.
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Kingston
Portsmouth
Verman Red
Toronto
Patent Office
Rhinelander Wins Appeal on Divorce
A New York State Supreme Court appeal reverses the lower court ruling in the divorce case of Rhinelander. The defense argues for a new trial while the appellate court denies most grounds, awarding about 29 dollars in support and reinstating the original pay schedule.
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York
Leonard Kip
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Morsetraus
Fall and Doheny Plead Not Guilty to Fraud Charges
Albert Fall and Edward Doheny Jr., former Interior Secretary and oil magnate, pleaded not guilty in Washington to charges they conspired to defraud the government in naval oil reserve lease deals. The brief hearing set trial for November 22 as prosecutors and defense prepared for the high-profile legal battle stemming from past disclosures.
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Doheny
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Albert BoTall
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Edward Lo Doheny
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Naval Oil Reserve
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Pomereni
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Tivehhn
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Hoehting
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Atlee Pomerne
Por
Counel
Newtown Officer Kills Bulldog in Rabies Quarantine Debacle
A white English bulldog in Newtown Bethel Monpe and Raston was shot by Officer Conger after behaving aggressively during a rabies scare. The dog’s head was destroyed, uncertain if the animal was rabid, delaying Hartford examination. Deputy George Corwin announced the state would not fund dog serum treatment, requiring owners to hire private veterinarians for quarantine measures.
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Newtown
Bethel
Mompe
Raston
Mary Osborne
Conger
Hartford
Ganung
Patrick FH Gan
George E Corwin
Lorimssiorer
State Department
Leopold and Astrid Wed in Brussels Cathedral Ceremony
Leopold of Delghunt and Astrid of Sweden married in a Roman Catholic rite at St Gudule Cathedral. The wedding sparked a massive public turnout with 200000 lining Brussels streets as royal plans for a secret honeymoon were kept quiet. The union, seen as one of love over politics, drew hopeful reaction from citizens despite tensions surrounding succession.
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Brussela
Marlborough Seeks Papal Annulment For Marriage
The Westminster Gazette reports the Duke of Marlborough asked the Pope to annul his 25 year marriage to Consuelo Vanderbilt so he can join the Roman Catholic Church. The process would be private, require divorce cleansing, and formal instruction before reception into the church.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Duke of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbalt
Marie Deicon
Lioward Parke
Boston
Paria
Aeanie Sheehwih
England
Gizette
Uns
St Aloysus Roman Catholic
Oxford
TOWN RAVAGED BY STORM KILLING KIDS AND INJURING MANY
A violent wind and hail storm demolished homes in a small town killing Theresa Titelle Bean and injuring at least 23 others while 14 people died in the disaster. Red Cross workers rush to aid survivors as hospitals treat the severely injured. A Cedarville boy recalls the schoolhouse destruction and the escape from the deadly gust.
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Theresa Titelle Bean
Washington
Red Cross
bin Coma
Ia Plata
Cedarwhille
Marshall Bull
Germans plan Arctic polar flight expedition from Nome to Murmansk
At the international Arctic congress Dr Friijlof Vin sen, president of the International Society for the Exploration of Arctic Regions, outlined a new polar airship expedition. The route would run from Nome, Alaska to Murmansk, with 50 crew, multiple stops, and funding needs of about 500000.
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Friiljof Vinsen
International Society For the Exploration
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Nansen
Byrd
Amundatn
North Pole
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Pekener
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Burns
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Polar
Congress Bay
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Meniers
Garibaldis Guilt Claimed By French Police Report
Paris dispatch says documents tie Garibaldi to a Catalan conspiracy and a later clash with Colonel Macia. French police cite evidence linking the Italian rebel to plots on the Franco Spanish frontier as Spain braces for possible unrest. Garibaldi kin in Rome vow his innocence in an open letter to Tevere.
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Middle West Bids Welcome to Coolidge on Special Train
The Middle West welcomed President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge as their special train moved toward Kansas City Missouri for an Armistice Day address. Rail workers and citizens gathered at observation cars while schoolchildren waved from stations along the route in festive scenes despite light snow.
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Dennison Ohio
Buglers Tap Remind City Of Armistice Silence
Buglers Joseph Reilly and Joseph Joroak y of the Raymond W Harrington Post 145 Veterans of Foreign Wars will play taps on Main Street at Fairfield Avenue and Congress Street, prompting two minutes of quiet as a memorial to World War I dead. A governor proclamation urges Armistice Day observance statewide as a day of thanksgiving and remembrance, with Mayor Behreny calling for two minutes of industrial suspension at noon.
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Joseph Joro' Aky
Raymond W Haring
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Congress Street
Trumbull
Our Arme
Stamford raids bring 12 arrests
Stamford Connecticut specials report twelve persons arrested in sixteen liquor raids conducted simultaneously by 23 detectives and patrolmen. Proceeds targeted pawnshops restaurants baker shops and grocery stores ending with ten men and two women detained and later released on bonds of 1000 each. Evidence included twenty five gallons of confiscated alcohol. Names listed include Mantus Sabin Done Diancola Dianovola Supenski Lionetti Warving Rendoe Scalise Sapla and Boimochowski.
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Nox
Norwalk
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Thomas Feley
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Groovery
Blind Tiger
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Tou Otillwater
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Stillwater Avenue
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Liberty Street
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Marie Supenski
Florency Lionett
Stilwater Avenue
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Davenport Street
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Manhattan Street
Frank Scalise
Greenwich Avenue
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Frank Bdoimochowski
Hoboes Invite Queen Marie to Their Meeting
A National Hobo convention in OMATFA invites Queen Marie of Roumantia Alban to lunch during a 15 minute stopover en route to Katsbos. Delegates say the invitation shows support for monarchy and that the Queen rides trains free, though she is not a member of the group. A reception committee from Omaha will greet her party during the brief visit.
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Auuer Mt Marie
Roumantia Alban
Ita
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Trugree
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Howe
Big Three ends at Princeton as Harvard ties severed
Princeton votes to sever all athletic relations with Harvard after a long dispute sparked by an insult-filled Lampoon issue. Board of Athletic Control cites irreparable lack of cordial spirit and willingness to discontinue engagements across football and other sports. University leaders plan to discuss next academic year schedules.
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