Widow Lilliendahl in Jersey Murder Trial And Testimony
In Mays Landing New Jersey Damion Runyon reports the widow Lilliendahl facing murder charges over Dr William Lilliendahl last September. State witnesses describe a car trip robbery claim two black men and a pencil mark on a map. The defense questions blood on notes while experts link bullets to a single gun as the trial continues.
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Damon Runyon
Mays Landing
N. J
Lilliendahl
New Jeresy
William Lilliendahl
McCarter
Etout McGranor
New Jer
Liliendah
Phat
Lilliendah
Atsion
Mira
Liendahl
Luliendahl
Chicken Men Beach
Lillendahl
Old McCarter
Meyer
New Pact Eases Visa Delays for Canadian Workers
Washington reports a new agreement between the United States and Canada allows foreign born Canadians who commute for work to back-date immigration visa applications to their border crossing dates. The plan, effective midnight tomorrow, gives these workers priority in visa issuance and helps them avoid the lengthy waitlists.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
State Department
Labor Department
Leaders in Prison Riot Indicted for Murder in Folsom
Six ringleaders of the Thanksgiving mutiny at Folsom prison, which left 13 dead, were charged with first degree murder in sworn complaints by Warden Court Smith. Inquests set for tomorrow and preliminary exams Thursday before Justice Leonard. Accused include Anthony Brown, Rey E. Stokes, James Gleason, A. M. Stewart, James H. Gregg, and Walter E. Burke.
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Sacramento
Cal
Associated Press
Folsom
Court Smith
Leonard
Felsom
Anthony Rown
San Francisco
Rey E. Stokes
Los Angeles
Guard Singleton
James Gleason
Oakland
A. M. Stewert
James H. Gregg
Walter E. Burke
Child leads cops to 70 body of slain gardener driver
In Gardner Massachusetts a five year old girl guided police to the partly hidden body of Joseph Markus a fifty two year old taxi driver shot through the heart. The murder appears robbery related and the girl Helen Genis said Markus had asked her for a ride with two men present one unknown in a long brown overcoat.
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Gardner
Mass
Associated Frees
Joseph Markus
Templeton
Hubbardston
Markus
Eawhird
Sawyer
Helen Genis
Julius Genis
Union Street
Helen
Hubbardtson
Winehead
Julius Genta
Plan New Probe in Naval Oil Leases
A Senate Judiciary Committee head announced a plan to resume probe into naval oil leasing, focusing on Continental Trading of Canada profits possibly reaching Albert Fall. The phase concludes with contempt citations against Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Day for alleged jury shadowing. other Burns agency figures face proceedings.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harry F. Sinclair
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Public Lands Committee
Hava
Continental Trading Company, Ltd
Canada
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Teapot Dome
Liberty
Continental Company
Fall
M. T. Everhart
Pueblo
Colo
Everhart
Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
New York
Sheldon Clark
W. J. Burns
Herman
O. L. Weitsch
Burns
Baltimore
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Day and Clark
Burkinshaw
Charles G. Ruddy
Philadelphia
Burns Agency
Fridey
Wii K. McMullen
Blood stains and witness IDs mark Hall Mils case testimony
Testimony describes human blood stains on clothing near the crime scene and a found wrist watch five feet from the blood in bushes. Frank Santinilli identifies the watch hours after the killing and details around ownership remain unsettled. Detective Harrold presents Mrs Lilliendahl’s interviews and contradictions as her husband’s murder is linked to alleged ambush by two African American men.
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Carson
Edward R Burt
Lillencalu
Lilendahl
Dr. Burt
Lilliendahl
McCarter
Burt
Frank Santinelli
Hammenton
Hinkle
Mrs. Liliendahl
Frank Harrold
Atlantic County Detectives
Nan
Thurrald
Dr. Lilliendahl
Harrold
Dr. Lilifendahl
Carter
Albert D
Tradesmens’ Bank of
Alfred Lilliendahl
Defndant
Mays Landing
N. J
J. Sherwood Thompson
Bridgeport
Conn
Margaret Lilliendahl
James Cimino
Willis Beac
Robert McCarter
Famous Hall-Mills
Carrie L. Calkins
John Prasch
Lillfendahl
Frank Santinilli
Hall-Mils
Neat
Lilliendahl Gar
Beach
Mrs Lilliendahl Fines Lucky Mascot in Jail
Mrs Margaret T Lilliendahl on trial for murder of her husband Dr A W Lilliendahl has a jailhouse ally in Lucky Scots a pet black tom cat who has lived with her in Atlantic County jail since October 7. The cat follows her, stays in her cell, and cries when she leaves for court.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Associated Press
Margaret T. Lilliendahl
Wis Beach
A. W. Lilliendahl
Lucky Scots
Tom
Atlantic County
Eight Year Old Delights Court With Pumpkin Pie
A trial ends with obvious outcome as Alfred, eight, eats pumpkin pie in court. He smiles through lunch, then naps in Thompson's lap while observers note his growing teeth. The boy and man, seen outside, contrast with a murder trial scene like a bedtime story.
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Thompson
Alfred
Clode
Lunatic Finds Eight Catches In Flower Bed Joke
A man in the asylum grounds fishes in a flower bed prompting a passerby remark. The lunatic grins and says you are the eighth. The scene mixes a prank tone with a grim setting, reflecting odd humor on confinement.
Thompson Defends Action At Murder Trial
The trial unfolds with Thompson defending his conduct as witnesses like Trooper Lewis and family members testify. Bishop Ferran and Coroner Burke observe the scene while Beach grows restless. The audience includes new feminine faces and a young girl with blue eyes amid the crowded courtroom.
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Lilliendahl
Lewis
Willis Beach
Alfred
Harry T. Lilliendahl
Pear York
Manuel Ferrando
Porto Rico
Edward F.burke
Hemmonton
Beach
Aimost
Remus Home Emptied by Wife Says Witness
Cincinnati Ohio November 29 Remus famed bootlegger faced a day of sensational testimony as witnesses described his home stripped of valuables after the murder of his wife Imogene. Judge Saook warned order as defense cited insanity and a deputy sheriff disrupted proceedings. Witnesses detailed looted rooms 62 pairs of slippers and torn bookcases while Remus reacted with derision and surprise. A federal perjury indictment against Vernon Crumbley related to divorce proceedings was also noted.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Remus
Imogene
Charles A. Taft
Benton
Oppenheim Mer
Superior Court
Remu
Oppenheimer
Als
William Mueller
Dodge
Kings Palace
Cai
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Dan McGranor
Lilendshl
Liliendahl
Jersey
Mike Jacobs
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Mays
Piver
Plymouth Rock Ro
Roy Beach
Roy Bouts
Justice Campbell
Hammonton
Lilltendahl
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William Lewis
Marguerita Davis
Carl W. Adams
Herbert C. Test
Harry J. Smith
Mary Frambes
Harry J. Buzby
Ella M. Dietrich
Harry C. van Sant
Enoch Adams
Irwin Adams
Grace Wingate
Miss Calkins
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