Prosecutor Reopens Inquiry Into Slain Woman Case
Columbus officials reexamine three older family members of Mrs Addie Sheatsley after chemists find crimson stains and possible human blood in a pair of trousers. Prosecutor John R King and detectives visit the parsonage of Christ Lutheran in Bexley as the investigation resumes at his office.
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Columbus
Jey
Shearsley Formul
John R. King
Sheatsley
Bexley
Addie Sheatsley
W. Sheatsley
King
Joseph A. Godown
Harry, Carson
James Creadon
Carson
Tyer
Sirdishey
Fissans
Milton
Clarence
Court House
Carence
Adown
Minster
Het
Iis
Put
Salwitz Bound Over in U S District Court Liquor Case
Lola Salwitz of 1818 North Avenue was bound over to the U S District Court on a liquor conspiracy charge after a hearing before U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery. He released Salwitz on $2500 bond as part owner of the seized 40 barrels of alcohol in East End freight yards. Further arrests may follow ahead of arraignment.
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Lola Salwitz
North Avenue
Prohibition
East End
United States District Court
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Latwitz
John Danaher
Hartford
Salwitz
Federal Prohibition Agents Nab Suspect In Rum Shipment
United States District court sources report that federal prohibition agents intimated last night a person may have been involved in a liquor shipment at an Itas location. The case centers on a suspected operation tied to the illegal liquor network. Authorities continue to investigate and identify others connected to the shipment.
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United States District Court, It
Itas
Canaan Man Dies in Cincinnati
Wirth Leland, vice president of the Leland company manufacturers of granite monuments, died in Cincinnati Ohio today from an attack of acute indigestion. He is survived by his wife and one son Ernest S. Leland of New Canaan who left for Cincinnati to arrange transportation of the body.
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New Canaan
Wirth Leland
Presley, Leland Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ernest S. Leland
St. John’s Place
Special Service in Trinity Church
A special service will be held at Trinity church tomorrow morning at 9 oclock to celebrate the seventh annual corporate communion of the confirmed men and boys from city parishes. A light breakfast will follow at 8:46 oclock. Arrangements have been made to accommodate a larger attendance.
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Trinity Church
Funeral today for Monroe resident Walter Hazard
Walter Hazard of Monroe died suddenly at his home in the Center on Wednesday. He was a longtime resident, survived by his wife. Prayers will be held at his home Saturday at 1 pm, with burial in Pine Memorial chapel Ansonia. A town hall benefit whist drive for the Monroe Fire department is scheduled for December 6, with games starting at 8 pm.
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Monroe
Walter. Hazard
Hazard
Pine Memorial Chapel
Ansonia
Merwise Johnson
Arthur Curtis
Edith Wales
Monroe Fire Department
The
Aux- Mary
Ambrose Hurd
Genevia’ Breton” Feacher
Hast Village
Irane McHugh
Danbury
Wiliam Dillistin
Alfred Dillistin
Howard Dillistin
Wilbur F. Dillistin
John Beatty
Norwalk
Arthur Barrow
Milford
Frank Beardsley
Long Hill
Henry 8
Habersham
St. Peter's
Harry Wilcoxson
Alice Wilcoxson
Louise Beardsley
Stratford
Polly Curtiss
Leonard Curtisa
Arthur Parti
Southbury
Herbert Partridge
Bridgeport
Harmony Grange No. 92
Washington” Lodge
Otta Lewis
Bridgeport Ware
Guetta
George Smith
Ralph_Benedict
Charles Stauffer
Redding
Will . Hawiey
John’ Eastwood
Henretta
Bertha Moore
New York University
Mire
H. Moore
Herbert
Joyce
Jerome Nichols
Iruller
Beatrice
Stanley
Elmer Joyce
Georges
Beth
Edward Zotsfori
Stanley Butsford
Miles “Burr
Clifford
Tomlinson
Vernon
Lawrence Burr
New Haven
Merwin Burr
Shetton
John Burr
Kenneth
Mya
Howard Peck
Brookfield
Ray Lucas
Lonewn
Bartha
Thomas
Bridgesort
Emma Opper
Edward Curtiss
Congress to Consider Changes in Armaments
Washington November 27 proposals to raise the elevation of main battery guns on older American battleships are likely to be debated in committee during the coming short session. Discussion will focus on the cost of the work and is not expected to challenge the Washington arms treaty limits. Italian Knitting Mills: Italy has 316 knitting units in operation, up from 25,193 workers in July 1828, a 42.4 percent rise, with about 90 percent of operatives being girls and women. Hartford Mines: a juvenile anecdote about a pup and a man who tried to drown it, which ends with a boy offering to cure the dog by sawing the sofa leg.
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Washington
Congress
Italy
Department of Commerce
I. Allen Pahner
Rome
Mijla
Hartford
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Farmer Jones
Lyte
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Chiesa Oe University of Accepted
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Bridgeport Committee
the Better Home
P. O
D — Barnum
New York
Chicago
Lionel
America
Lionel Corporation
Dept
East 71St Street
New York City
Eleces Trains
Coester - Hardware Co
Harrison Oc Ould, Inc
Main Street
M'lford
F. E. Beach
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