Hall Mills trial drama on Henry Carpender testimo ny continues
In a tangled session the Hall Mills murder trial wrestled with Henry Carpender testimony and ad examination clashes over admissibility. Willies cross inquiry sharpened lines as defense and state pressed on about Mrs Mills and Mrs Hall relations, letters, and alibis amid a moonlit morning timeline and church records.
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Mabel Pitckiner
Mary Demarest
Mr. Hall
Mills
Buccleagh Fark
Minna Clark
Ralph V. M. Gorsline
Membe
Stte
Trial testimony standoff delays cross examination
In Courthouse Soimersille a tense session delayed cross examination as defense and state argued over admissibility of fingerprint evidence and a key witness. The judge recessed until Friday morning to decide if Henry Carpender will be allowed to testify and whether Mrs Gibson's prior statements can be entered.
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Tlan
Obden
Loment Hall
New Brunswick
Phillins
Gib- Seon
Clarence EB
Alexander Mpsen
Mrs. Mills
Dugan
da Gibson
Jersey City
Gibson
Oso
Agnes Blust
Mills
Jon Easton Avenue
Simyson
Soimersille
Henry J. Olekin
Philadelphia
Case
Simpson
M. Tial
Mrs. Carpender
Mrs. Hall
Hall
Ming
Thias Geen
Joie Gibson
Pillings Farm
Devais Motes
Phillips
Singpson
Carpender
Eee
Munge
F Henry Carp
Mrsinbdun
Cluwraeter
Ives Defendatta
Menry Cnepender
Hbson
Renater Simpson
Howland Official Leaves Estate Worth Nearly One Million
Andrew M. Cooper, vice president of Howland Dry Goods, left an estate filed in Probate Court totaling about 8609 202.00 in realty, cash, and securities. The bulk of the estate goes to Sara Jarrett Cooper, widow, with lifelong income for Mrs. Cooper, and shares bequests to Mary A. Cooper and Elizabeth Jarrett Worbus. Cooper’s holdings include substantial stock in Howland Dry Goods Co and other firms. real estate at 198 Brooklawn Avenue. Notes and charitable provisions are listed in Bridgeport Trust notes.
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Andrew M. Cooper
Lato
Howland Dry Fairfield Beach
Elmer
Uyle
Shaw
Albert J. Merrit
Kredericc
Mrs. Cooper
Mary A. Cooper Thert
Elizabeth Jarrett Worbus
Brulee
Tr Ua
Smith-Aluvray Co
Turner and Seytgeur Mig
Comanon
Furner and Reynea
Shidgeport Marre Phar Co
Fly
American Talyves
Fooros
Shires
Hiaies Cn
Bell and Hughes
Lighie Co
Sompie B. Porbuy
Gafi
Day
Nustia
Evans
Seo
Twinland-Hughea
Lydenture
Dumeog A Anderson
Bridgeport Trust Ps
Catedien
Henry Carpender Contrasts Willie Stevens, Runyon Says
Damon Runyon reports from Somerville New Jersey on the ongoing murder trial of Mrs Hall Wicke and Henry Stevens with Willie Stevens testifying. Henry De La Bruyere Carpender appears as a key defendant and the cross examination switches between presence at the scene and prior testimony as defense and prosecution spar over applicable witnesses.
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Henry Carpender
Willie Stevens
Runyon
Damon Runyon
Somerville
N. J
Henry de la Bruyere Carnenier
de Lane
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Millis
Harry
Bruyere
Hall-Stevens-Carpender
Cragg
Willie
Mia
Frances Noel Stevens Hall
Henry
Wikin
Episcopal Church
de Russef
Loving Lane
Harry de la Bruyere Carpenter
Alexander Simpson
Henry de la Bruyyere Capender
Tring Carpender
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Eleanor Mills
Somerset County
Dr. Fall
Morganatic Wife Loses Court Plea In Paris
The case of a morganatic wife of former Crown Prince Carol of Raumania was dismissed as French courts lacked jurisdiction. Romanian attorneys urged the matter be tried in Roumanian courts, arguing dynastic redress for their son Mircea.
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Paris
Carol of
Raumania
Honengollern
Stele
Wennesiy
Carol
Zizl
Mircea
Newspaper man killer jailed for six and a half to fourteen years
Gerald M. Dwyer, a former New York newspaper copy reader, was sentenced today to prison for not less than two and not more than fourteen years for shooting and killing his friend Joseph Ruftner, another copy reader, last month. The case was reported from New York with the date November 24.
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NEW_ YORK
Gerald M. Dwyer
New Apane
Ate's
Frien Joseph Rufttner
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New York
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Alain Simpson
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Parker Are
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Robert Erling
Jane Giron
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Erling
Gound Brook
Tersen
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Norins
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de Husse's Lane
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Waller
Teal
Ehrling
Stent
de Russel's Lane
de Tussey’s Lane
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Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office
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Middlesex County
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Michosex County
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Aitle Hehtsald Simpson
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Spender
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Judge Parker
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