Religious fanatic slays employer in Plainfield protest
In Plainfield New Jersey on November 27 Mary Kuzinak crazed by religious fervor attacked employer George H Davey with an axe as he slept killing him and injuring Mrs Davey and their seven year old daughter Winfrre The attacker claimed God spoke to her before neighbors restrained her and she was placed in a straight jacket She believed she had to fatally harm them all but was glad she stopped at one.
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Plainfield
N. J
Mary Kuzinak
George H. Davey
Jesus
Thanksgiving at Sing Sing Death House Inmates
At Sing Sing prison 22 death row inmates shared a Thanksgiving dinner of chicken while awaiting six executions ordered by Albany for January 18. William H O Andersen, a former Prohibition leader, released on Christmas Eve, received a meager package of two loaves and buns as others had richer gifts from home.
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Jessen
Sing Sng Frison
Albany
William HO. Andersen
Sing Sing
Anderson
Holt appoints publicity agent for campaign
Hartford November 27 Efanilor Holt Democratic nominee for U S Senator has named William A Sheehan Hartford correspondent of the New York Journal as his personal publicity agent for the special Senatorial campaign.
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Hartford
Efanilor Holt
U. S
William A Sheehan
The
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Policemen Ordered to Clean City or Quit in Chicago
Chicago police were ordered to enforce laws and root out criminals or resign. Deputy Superintendent Wimmer issued the directive amid a campaign against gunmen. Leo Kiliman, a bystander from last Sunday's shooting in Clickero, died today, the second victim in the affray.
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Chicago
Wimmer
Leo Kiliman
Eddie Tancl
Rhinelander Seeks Annulment of New Rochelle Marriage
Leonard Rhinelander, heir to a New York family, filed in Westchester Supreme Court to annul his marriage to Miss Alcea Jones of New Rochelle on October 14, alleging she concealed that she has Negro ancestry. The case grounds a race based request to void the union.
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N. Y
Leonard
Kip
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New York
Alcea, Jones
Westchester County Supreme Court
Eight Killed in Two Collisions of Trains and Autos
Chicago dispatch reports eight persons dead in two crashes between trains and automobiles. A Chicago and Northwest Railway collision at Lombard killed three women and two men. A Chicago Burlington and Quincy train struck an automobile at Aurora, killing three others. Named victims include Mrs. Clara Powers and Mrs. Bayly Powers, among the deceased, with several unidentified victims.
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Lombard L
Here
Aurora
Chicago
Lombard
Aga
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Clara Powers
Bayly Powers
Ak. Amorar Richard
Kaufmen
G. Ry. Marshal
Swindler Turns Over Property to Trustees in Halifax
On November 28 in Halifax N C Kovetz arrested on swindling charges voluntarily assigned all assets in the United States to Western Trust Company for Chicago Title and Trust Company trustees of the Koretz estate. Chester Davis and attorneys Hoover Nath attended as the commissioner noted the voluntary declaration of assets totaling over 200000 dollars, excluding Pinehurst North Carolina holdings.
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Halifax
Hep Kovetz
Commissioner Cummunr
Oretz
Pinehurst
N. C
Caspian Sea Storm Claims 48Fishing Boats and Lives
A severe Caspian Sea storm reported by Moretai authorities has sunk at least 48 fishing boats and claimed 48 lives. About 1,600 fishermen are missing or in distress as boats struggle in icebound bays.
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Caspian Sea
Prarkhan
Russia
Moretai
Three Frenchmen elected to the French Academy
Paris November 87 Associated Press reports three new immortals were chosen for the French Academy. Frederick Masson’s vacancy from February 1923 was first filled. Georges Leconte, long president of the French Authors’ Society, won on six ballots. Emile Pickard, a mathematician, was elected to the De Vreyonnet chair, with Albert Besnard becoming the first painter to join the academy.
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Paris
Associated Press
French Academy
Frederick Masson
Georges, Leconte
Soc
Elec
Emile Pickard
Charles de Vreyonnet
English Shipping Surfers in Gale Drown Seventeen
Nov 27 In a furious gale sweeping England’s coasts and inland areas seventeen people were drowned when the freighter Hartley sank off Portland. Rescue attempts failed for most of the crew. The Arbe vessel Dispatch refloated after hours of effort. The Royal Mail liner Almienzora broke moorings and narrowly avoided collision with a naval transport at Southampton.
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Hartley
Portland
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Fieppe
New Haven Hambor
Southampton
Windam
Plyanouth
Thore
Youths Held After Crash Injures Local Girl
Hartford dispatch reports Miss Kce Lyons of New London severely injured in a morning car crash at the Ten Curves on the New London road in Glastonbury. James A Crawford and William Reardon of Warwick each held on 1000 bonds. Laura Bottinelli, 18, also from New London, is hospitalized with minor injuries.
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Kce. Lyons
New London
Glastonbury
James A. Crawford
William Reardon
Warwich
Miss Lyons
Montauk Avenue
Francis Hospital
Laura
Bottinelli
Murray football player sustains broken neck in game
Gilbert Graves, son of Dr W H Graves of Murray, suffered a broken neck while playing for Murray State Normal College against Western Tennessee Normal of Memphis. Attending physicians reported the injury tonight following the afternoon contest.
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Gilbert Graves
W. H. Graves
Murray State Normal
Western Tennessee Normal
Memphis
Bandit Gang Looted Vermont Bank Nabbed in Vermont
Police raided a house and arrested five men in connection with a Vermont bank robbery of $3,000. Officials plan to identify the suspects tomorrow with help from bank officials. A large touring car believed stolen was also seized.
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Colt's Son Injured in Bristol Motor Accident
Roswell G. Colt of New York, son of the late Col Samuel P. Colt, was badly injured when a touring car overturned on the shore drive of the Colt farm at Bristol. Joseph Peck, who may die, was also hurt and transported to Rhode Island Hospital. The memorial ambulance made its first trip. Le Baron Colt, cousin to Roswell, was fatally injured in a similar curve accident years ago with Albert Chesburg killed.
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BR. I
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Bristol
Roswell G. Colt
New York
Samuel P. Colt
United States
Toseph Pesk
I Peck
Rhode Island
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Merton A
Chessman
Col. Colt
le Baron Colt
le Baron B. Colt
Roawell
Albert Chesburg
Forest Fires Rally Firefighters After One Day Embargo
In Hartford on November 27 a one day period saw 122 forest fires burning about 4186 acres while hunting was prohibited by Governor Templeton's proclamation. State Forester Hawes reports 5.8 fires per day and 34 acres per fire on average, all fires started by hunters illegally hunting during the embargo.
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Tartford
Templeton
Austin F. Hawes
Avayage
Italian militia chief resigns after Garibaldi challenge
Rome November 27 Premier Mussolini accepted the resignation of Dr Iato Ballio as commander of the national militia. Ballio, noted for clashing with Peppino Garibaldi amid a charged Austrian armistice anniversary in Lame, stepped down after the confrontation with the Italian patriot.
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Mussolini
Iiato Ballio
Ballo
Peppino Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Ion
Son of Mayor in Critical Condition in Boston
James M. Rolph Jr., son of San Francisco’s mayor, remains in critical condition in a Boston hospital after contracting typhoid fever as a cadet aboard the steamer President Van Buren.
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Boston
James MM. Rolph, UE
San Francisco
the Hospital
Sir Gilbert Parker Injured After Car Accident
Sir Gilbert Parker, British novelist, was injured after being struck by a car on a downtown street yesterday. He suffered severe bruises and lacerations to the head and body and is said to be resting well tonight.
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Aiken
Moy
Gilbert Parker
Gilbert
Daughter Refused To Marry Shot And Killed In Buffalo
Mary a 14 year old girl was killed after refusing to marry a man chosen by her father. The killer, identified as the girl’s father, then took his own life. A younger sister nearby survived while the family grappled with tragedy amid a broader debate on birth control.
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Bufafalo
Mary
Slvatore Gigha
Democratic telegraph president seeks prayer spirit in city dispute
A prominent telegraph company president in a Western city addresses a wary messenger amid a labor dispute. He urges calm, pledges support, and signals the company’s readiness to resolve issues through dialogue during Legion Week.
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Calf Dean Short Payment Sparks Commission Tale
Twin Mills of Uniontown Ky shipped a calf to Rudy Ruark for Tevansle on a commission basis. The animal weighed seventy pounds and brought three cents a pound totaling $2 740. After expenses the merchants sent Ruark three two cent stamps. Ruark kept one stamp and sent the other four cents to Mills Los Angeles Times.
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Uniontown
Rudy Ruark
Tevansle
Commmissian
Ruark
Muls
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