Dying request wins pardon for pastor
The pardon for Dr G Harmon, former publisher and pastor of Hominy, was granted after the late Governor Henry L Whitefield's request. Harmon, who had been imprisoned since November 6, 1928 for forging names on notes, was released and went home after a last message from Whitefield urged action before his death.
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Henry L Whitefield
Mississippi
Murphree
G . Harmon
Fersover
Homnr
Bieves
At - Mors
Harmon
Mary Whitefield
State Pardon Board
Whitefield
Harmond
Unclear State Chief Executives Shaped by Death and Suspension
The text notes Governor Whitefield’s death last March and Governor Murphree becoming chief executive upon that event. It mentions a suspension limited by legal technicalities and HLW initials tied to a signer. The fragment references a pen dropping and an unidentified person pointing to constitutional constraints.
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Whitefield
Murphree
Key of Rocky Gulch Awarded to Mayor Behes
The Rocky Gulch ceremony saw the city key pass to Mayor Behes from Assistant City Attorney Hem Greenstein. The frontier town teems with activity as plans unfold for broadcaste d coverage of ongoing events, with the mayor set to speak on Monday.
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Behes
Rocky Guich
Hem
Greenstein
Roky Guich
Staton
Wictlig
Behrens
Salem High football player dies from injuries
Haerhill Mass, Nov 18. Raymond Lundberg, eighteen, of Salem New Hampshire, died at Gale hospital from peritonitis that developed after an injury in a football scrimmage Tuesday. Lundberg was a halfback for the unbeaten Woodbury High team of Salem.
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Haerhill
Mass
Associated Press
Raymond Lundberg
Salem N H
Gale Hospital
Perito Uitis
Lundberg
Woodbury High
Salam
Youth 19 Gets 99 Years for Slaying
Taos report notes Jose Crise Maer, 19, shot Russell P De Weiss of Dallas last summer in an attempted attack on De Weiss’s bride. Convicted of second degree murder, he faced 90 to 99 years in prison. De Weiss was a teacher at the Tori School in Dallas. his wife escaped during the shooting.
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Taos
Jose Crise Maer
Russell P de Welss
Dalies Tex
de Welss
Moestas
Muder
Judd
de Weins
Tori
Dallas
de Weiss
Henry Moburg
Connecticut Road Conditions Bulletin Highlights Ongoing Constructions
The Telegram details road conditions in progress across Connecticut with numerous routes under construction. Open traffic on some, detours posted on others, and several areas report no delays though shoulders or temporary bridges may be rough or incomplete. Major routes include Berlin-Beckley crossing, Route 3 Willimantic-Hartford, Waterbury-Middlebury, and Norwich-Groton, among many others with varying delay statuses.
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Ve & Lavois
Bruard East Haven
Jdocton
Thomaston
Reynolds Bridge
Torrington-Thomaston
Castle Bridge
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Center
Trafic
Norwich-New London Road
Waterfoo
Mountville
Putnam Bridge
Prentice Broc
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Norwich-Groton Road
Poquetanuck Cove
Enfield-Haguid Avenue
Stafford Springs-Somers Center
Mansfield
Phoenixville
Warrenville
Ashford
Hartford
West Hartford
New Britain Avenue
Durham-Northford Road
Bridgeport
Newtown Road
Bunker Hill
Cutmall
Norwalk
Danbury Road
Litchfeld
Bantam Road
Gaylordeville
New York State Line
Bulls Bridge
Woodbury-Waterrowan
Rand Ouptown Bridge
Canwall Hollow
Canaan
Sherman Toll Gate Hill Road
Swearehovel
Leach Hollow
Acotland-Canterbur
Woodstock Mass Line
Washington-Woodbur
Crystal Lake Road
Rochville
Ellington Road
Preston
Poquetanuck
Brewsters Neck
New Canaan-Powngridge Road
Hamden Stite Street
New Hisen City Line
Yairfield-Rooste River Bridge
New Torrington
West Cormitall Road
Bloomfield Park
Windsor
Liquor Unloading Witness Claims 300 Saw Event
In Salisbury Massachusetts on November 18 AP reports Anthony Catamanga a Salisbury Beach garage man and government witness testified that about 300 spectators gathered on Salisbury Beach to watch the unloading of a boatload of liquor. He described the scene as the trial of 11 men charged with conspiracy to violate liquor laws.
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Balem
Silisbury Beach
Anthony Catamanga
Salisbury Beach
George
Coraplic
Caramanga
Guilty Plea Ignites Trial Testimony in Corruption Case
The defendant pleaded guilty to both indictments and resumed testimony in the opening. Much of his evidence centers on alleged money passing between some of the defendants and a figure identified as fame. Chief of Police Harold Congdon is also a defendant in the alleged rum transactions.
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Harold Congdon
Rivers Rising in Northeastern Connecticut Towns
Heavy rains last night caused rapid river rises in northeastern Connecticut. Many towns, already repaired from prior flood damage, faced renewed washouts and closures as flooding worsened.
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Central Village
Connecticut
Road to fence off autoists from dock area
New Haven road plans to fence the old Rosedale dock entrance on Stratford Avenue to curb motorists parking on the property. A shed once on the deck was removed after being deemed a fire hazard. Fence parts have arrived and will be assembled and erected soon.
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New Haven Road
Rosedale Dock
Stratford Avenue
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