Grand jury to see new evidence in Hall Mills case
New Jersey grand jury in Somerville will hear new evidence tomorrow including fingerprint photographs from letters found near the bodies of Rev Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills. Readings will include Hall’s diary, with Mrs Jane Gibson named as a star witness among others to be questioned.
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Hall
Mrrs. Gibson
New Brunswick
N. J
Somerville
Edward W. Hail
Eleanor H. Mills
Mar. Hall
Grand Jary
Jang Gibson
Frantea Stevens Hall
Beta
N. L
Somerar, County
Beware Wheeler Hall
Reader
Eleanor R. Mills
Lny Eay
Howard
Taorrew
Mra Jane Gibson
Louise Geist
Barbara Tough
Hall House
New Brensch
Church of St. Paul the Evangelist
Ten Lose Lives When College Burns Down
Winnipeg reports a devastating blaze at St Boniface College on Saturday morning. Ten students believed dead, many injured, and damage around one million dollars. One body recovered but charred beyond identification amid the Jesuit institution's destruction.
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Winnipeg
Man
St. Boniface
Father Dominic on Way to America for Dominican Houré
Father Dominic sails toward New York aboard the Adriatic with a Cork city lord mayor as a spiritual adviser. His destination, the Dominican houré in Oregon, follows an ecclesiastical order amid his hunger strike death context.
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Father Dominic
America
Publin
Domini
Terence MacIiviney
Cork
A-Paessenger
White Star Line
Adriatic Iron
Queenstown
New York
Dominic
Dominican Houré
Oregon
Clemenceau Plans New Tactics After Talks With House
Georges Clemenceau, the wartime French premier, travels from New York to Chicago to meet with Colonel House. The visit shapes a new approach for his mission, with aides hinting at changes inspired by recent speeches. He spent the night in a private car at Pennsylvania Station and visited the Grant Monument and Riverside Drive, drawing crowds as he moved about New York.
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Navy
Associated Press
Georges Clemeneau
France
America
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cot E. M. House
Clemenceau
House
Clemenctay
New York
Chiesio
Tiser
Anne Morgan
American Committee
Norman Dike
Clementice
Chilean Coast Tossed By Sudden Quakes Across Coast
Series of earthquakes rattled Chile from Valparaiso to Coquimbo with tremors felt in Santiago and towns along the coast. No major casualties reported though walls fell in Valparaíso area and several communities experienced strong shocks later in the morning. Reports from Wyiece and Coquimbo indicate continued but diminishing activity with structures sustaining varying damage.
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Santiago
Chile
Navy
Associated Press
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Nadlor Telegraph
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Cowlaps
Lycum
Walla
Y T
Mischu
Oval
Satria
Coquimhg
Revival preacher links dollar worship to moral decline
Rev H E Sheldon at Trinity Methodist Episcopal argues the almighty dollar is America's god and that profanity and Sabbath disrespect corrode character. He cites a Auburn crash where mothers learned of daughters out late, urging stronger parental authority and weekly revival messages through Monday and Tuesday.
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Hurley E. Sheldon
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Sheldon Decidred
Auburn
Cll
Ev. Sheldon
Fifteen Convicts Escape From Marquette Prison
Fifteen inmates escaped the Marquette Michigan branch prison during late afternoon amid a heavy snow storm. Two were recaptured within hours while remaining fugitives evaded authorities by crawling through a pipe tunnel and digging under walls. Eddie Weisman of Detroit and Tomy Yarhick were named among those involved. Weisman was later recaptured in Detroit. Police, guards, and state troopers conducted citywide searches but faced severe weather and limited progress.
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Marquette
Mich
Marquette Branch
Eck
Eddie Weisman
Detroit
Tomy Yarhick
Sherlf
Milrong
Bay City
Jackson
Maquette
Weiman
Nemon
Canrete Wally Wees
Noted French writer Nettres Notre Dame professor reconciles wife
Georges Clemenceau in his syndicated essay on economic materialism argues global postwar turmoil stems from labor shortages, war destruction of capital, rising costs, collapsing supply and demand, and mounting public debt. He cites Keynes and warns of widespread financial chaos across nations.
Driver Dies After Danbury Truck Crash on Newtown Road
In Danbury a coal and wood truck driven by St George Taylor overturned on the Newtown road after brakes failed. Taylor, 52, was buried beneath the vehicle and died two hours later in Danbury Hospital. His brother, riding nearby, escaped unharmed. Taylor worked for Bernard Dolan of Bethel and was married with five children.
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Danbury Newtown Road
Beneatt St George Taylor
Bethe
Danbury Digital
Taylor
Bernard Dolan
Dolan
Steen
Gas Radiator Fire Alarm At City Store
A newly installed gas radiator overheating set off a fire alarm at the Smith Avenue store in the Seigle Building, 1342 Main Street. Heat melted nearby paint edges and smoke led to a quick fire department response with no reported injuries. A hay fire nearby was consumed by the night blaze and glare traveled a considerable distance.
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Seigle
Main Street
Tois Furning
Ted Pase
Sereéay
Lordship Meadows
Four Arrested as Riot Hits Irish Protest Meeting
In New York on November 6 four persons were arrested and several injured after a riot outside the Taft Carroll theater during an Irish protest meeting sponsored by the American Association for The Liberation of the Triad Republic. Edward Mallard, slated to speak from a ladder propped against the building, was ordered arrested as reserves were deployed and then driven off by the crowd. The incident followed a prior protest against the execution of Evisine Childers. Speakers included Mrs Hanna Shecky Skeffington and Poles MacSwiney, brother of Mary MacSwiney, who was on hunger strike in Dublin.
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Taft Carroll Theater
Ter American Association For
Triad Republic
Mariel Mae Swiney
Corkweet Bo
Wneak
Sppesi
Edward Madiard
Vrain
Etto
Mallard
Evisine Childers
Irisa Ivecattr
Frank B. Walsh
Warding and
Caniless
Tecrar
Ireland
Hanna Shecky-Skeffington
Poles MacswWiney
Mary Mac Swney
Dublin
Gall
Cottage Destroyed In Brando r Fire Loss $15000
Brando Nov 26 A waterfront cottage burned, causing an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors reported the structure was one story with water access. Origin of the fire remains under investigation.
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Betenilys
Rhusitus
Alea
Sartha
Fifa
Five slain and house set afire in Bristol Tennessee
Bristol Tennessee reports a gruesome killing as James W. Smith grocery operator and his wife plus their daughter Ruby and Dulcine Louehfield and her son Charles are found murdered. The house was torched and five bodies recovered. Ben Purcafield, husband of one victim, arrested as investigation raises motive of jealousy and possible divorce dispute. Authorities say suspect wore bloodied shirt and trousers when taken.
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Tiernan
Crownfoint
Ind
A. H. Brimmer
Hey
Charles H. Hawn
Hansell
Harry Poulls
South Bend Haberdasher
Roth Terran
South Bend
Jude Chester R. Montgomery
Bristol
James W. Smith
Tiswitt
Dulcine Louehfield
Charles
Ben Purcafield
Smith
Burenfield
Burenfleld
Whron Artested
Burchfield
Turks Deny Treaty Exists with Germany
PARIS November 26 Turks Deny Treaty Exists with Germany. The Turkish representative here said newspapers were circulating reports that a treaty exists between Germany and Turkey and insisted no such agreement is authorized. The statement references a Clemen ceau remark about Turkey aiding Germany in a forthcoming war.
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Germany
Paris
Tirklah
Turkey
M. Clemenceau
United States
Trench
Amendments 10 Shipping Bill Come Up Today
Washington dispatch reports three days of debate as the administration shipping bill nears a Wednesday vote. Mondell pledges passage with little change. amendments will be offered and disposed of under an unlimited germane rule. Opponents seek coastwise rate provisions and producer compensation at interior points, while Abbenters seek pairs and lenders to lock in support.
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Campbell
Rules Committee
House
Mondell
Harding
Representative Mondell
Avard
Representative Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Merchant Marine Committee
Haw
Shipping Board
Dickinson
Iowa
Man collapses leaving railroad car at Bridgeport station
Alighting from a train at Bridgeport station last night Pradk Cin of 118 Gent Avenue relapsed from a heart ailment. Dr. A B Marguis moved him to St. Nis hospital in critical condition.
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Pradk
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Ap BG
Marguis
St. °Nis
French officials and press upset by U S open door stance
Lausanne reports trigger mixed reactions as French foreign office debates United States interpretation of the open door toward Turkey. Press and officials note that Ambassador Child's remarks overshadow Near East talks, with critics in France and Britain weighing implications for Mosul and Angora arrangements.
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Associated Press
Forelgn
United States
Turkey
Lausanne
Foreign Office
Child
Ambassador Child
Journal
England
America
Mosul
Great Britain
Stamils
Journal Des Debats
France
Terxer
Springfield Union Station Damaged by 40000 Fire
A blaze on the north side of Springfield Union Station caused about 40000 in damage. Firemen fought dense smoke for nearly an hour, moving pouches and mail as officials guarded them. The attack forced passengers to exit trains through darkness while express matter was removed. The fire likely started in the basement and spread to the waiting room and roof.
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Union Station
Amoke
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