Diary of slain minister’s wife fuels Hall trial flare
In Somerset county court Mrs. Marie Demarest’s testimony about private detectives offering to pay off a mortgage and pressure for a false alibi intensifies the Hall Mills murder case. Witnesses describe diary entries and love letters linking Mrs Mills to Rev. Hall, while prosecutors push to prove a conspiracy amidst testimony from family, detectives, and press reporters.
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Anthony Silzer
Middlesex Prosecutor's Office
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Iusand
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Azar Treekman
Somerset County
Tenry Stevens
Henry Steeng
Cuba Uruguary relations severed sparks regional talk
Cuba and Uruguay relations severed after a disputed treaty with the United States. The incident drew quick retorts from Senor Reira, with little official notice at first. Buenos Aires and Santiago newspapers carried quotes from Henan Guan as the cabinet planned a meeting and Senor Campa's conference with the Uruguayan minister to Cuba. President Machado prepared a message to Congress.
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Congress
Fate of killer in jury's hands in Vermont trial
In Vermont, the fate of Welter G. Masur of Fort Ann rests with the jury after a gun attack on E. R. Webb, a Upton rental proprietor, and the wounding of Murray Tucker, a customs agent. Deliberations stretched into the night with no verdict as investigators traced suspects, including a man named Wort Agu.
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Murray Tucker
Maro
Bauer
Mysterious Detective Enters Testimony in Hall Mills Trial
Somerville New Jersey Nov 16 1926 the Hall Mills murder trial sees Felix Di Martini the mysterious detective in focus as the prosecution argues he helped suppress evidence and sought bribes to keep witnesses silent while Mrs Hall and her brothers face a tangle of testimony. Witnesses describe bribe offers and brash interrogation as the court braces for Jane Glayton to testify.
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New York
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Che Dey
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Mrs. Hall
Minna Clark
Simpson
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Damon Kunyon
Somerville
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Willie Stevens
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Yence
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Pellx di Martini
Mara Hall
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Eleanor Mills
Feli di Martini
Henry Evens
New Brunswick
Lavallette
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Pig Woman to Testify Thursday in Tri-Bits Case
State witness Arlesa Gibson, hospitalized after a relapse, will testify Thursday in the Tri-Bits case in Newark. Authorities said she was pronounced ready for testimony, and she will be moved by ambulance with police escort to Somers Hospital on Thursday morning.
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Kidnapped mayoral candidate nets 16 votes in Lowell
John W. Mahan, police lieutenant and mayoral candidate, claimed he was kidnapped by four armed men on election night in Lowell Massachusetts. He received 16 votes in the initial precincts as his tale unfolded, with witnesses and officials weighing the extraordinary report.
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New England Industrial Conference Delegates Arrive
Preparations near completion for tomorrow's arrival of advance delegates to a New England conference. Registration starts tomorrow. main meeting begins Thursday afternoon at Broad Street High School auditorium. Over 1,000 have signaled attendance. about half from Connecticut and Massachusetts, with Rhode Island following. Women will attend about ten percent, with a women’s program planned.
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Shippan Point Seeks Seamless Break From Stamford
Property owners in Shippan consider a formal appeal to the General Assembly to create Shippan Point as a separate town. A survey shows growing support to pursue franchise powers and own local affairs, with a draft plan and campaign led by community leaders and a temporary chairman.
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Stamford Selectman Seeks City Bill For Dog Warden Fees
Stamford Nov. 16. Selectman Andrew Schlechtweg presented a bill for 5007 to the city arguing the city owes the town for dog warden fees paid since 1920 for dogs killed within Stamford. He claims the city is liable under the law and refers the matter to corporation counsel for opinion. additional fees totaling 3060 paid to Earth between 1921 and 1923 are also claimed as city obligations. The issue will be pressed later.
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Farmer, jealous over division of lands, slays two
Walter Zwiefel, 34, confessed to Sheriff Koenig that jealousy over the division of lands led to a shotgun attack near Scotland, M. D. He killed John Grosz, 50, and Mrs. Grosz, ??? wounded others. He attempted suicide after the crime and was captured near Parkston.
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Coolidge urged to aid radicals in Sacco Vanzetti inquiry
New Republic editor Robert Morse Lovett forwards a letter asking President Coolidge for a federal probe into the Sacco Vanzetti case. The missive argues that agents of the Department of Justice influenced prosecutions and calls for national action to preserve U.S. foreign relations and confidence abroad.
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