Former trooper Spielman tied to Hall Mills case in New Jersey inquiry
Hall Mills inquiry investigators await the return of former New Jersey trooper Spielman from the Philippines amid links to ex-trooper Dickman accused of bribery in the Flatbush murder probe. Prosecutor Simpson seeks November 3 for the trial of four defendants as witnesses are expected from distant points. New developments include questioning banker Joseph H Porter, possible arrest of Mrs Martha Clark, and Felix di Martini securing bail as the grand jury plans further indictments.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall- Mills Mvatory
Philippine Islands
New Jersey
Spielman
Henry Ll. Dickman
Dickman
West
Simpson
Parker
Robert H. McCarter
California
Conyrignt
Universal Service
Mirtha Clark
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Clark
Felix di Martin
Kran
Stevens Hall
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
di Martini
Erand
Alexander Simpson
Passenger killed as car hits trolley in Waterbury
Waterbury October 3 AP report details a fatal crash when a car carrying Hurl White and James Bo Gerle struck a standing trolley. White died instantly. Gerle fled the scene and was later apprehended. White was 36 from 145 Middlesex Street Bristol.
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Waterbury
White
Me Dow
Bristol
Waterville
Nigarden
James Bo Gerle
School Street
Dovie
Thomaston Avenue
Sheffield Street
Waterbury Hospital
Mediu Il
Aminer A. A. Crane
Independent Republican Quits N Y Campaign Defeats Loom
New York Oct 3 AP Dr Frederick W Seward independent Republican candidate for governor withdraws saying he does not endorse Con resent Mills Republican nominee. He predicts Mills and Senator James W Wadsworth Jr will lose due to the state referendum on prohibition and calls for reorganizing the party. Seward urges backing Trinklin Whristman independent Republican nominee for US.
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New York
Frederick W Seward
Concreseman
Oden J. Mills
Mills
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Seward
Tr. Seward
Trinklin Whristman
Youths defend charges as Rev crafta causes stir in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport today youths rally at Park Street Congregational to broadcast a service amid charges of injustice. Obituaries appear on page 4. Governor Thumnbill hosts Gene Twwhey. elections in Fairfield County towns discussed today. Secret report on MeYheraon case. border officer to speak on evangelists in Arizona. Thousands abandon homes as midwest and plains face economic strain.
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Bridgeport
Honest J. Crafta
Park Stroet Congregational Ta Firat
State
Fairfield County
Stamford
Rellar
Stephen Gasper
Flye Curren
Bone
Kiiihg
Eveal Lesage
Gundral Tanbor
Tven Anil
MeYheraon
Arizona
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tienda
Pridr
Ted Crnes
Borah Willrarty
Aiddle West
Phillipines
Washington
Connecticut
Vungrens
Porbh
Athen
Princeton
Baty
Lite Nf
United States of Smoor
Outlok
Dyap Imores
Danger Aigner
R Southworth
Cardinals
Runyon
Ales
Foullworth
Apy
Merder
Giants
Tome
Alexander
Svniex
Gerieg
White Sox
Chiones U1ue
Geneva
Crhkson
Horacen
Ferrard
Wnn
Tuhnatox
Pyles
Aggles
Wesleyan
New England
St Louis Fans Prepare Welcome to World Series Heroes
Crowds fill downtown and suburbs after St Louis Cardinals win Game Two of the World Series against the Yankees. Grover Treveland Alexander and Billy Southworth honored for pitching and a home run. Radio broadcasts spark celebrations as plans form for a downtown parade and flags adorn shop windows.
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Louis
Grover Treveland Alexander
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Serson
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Maorrow
Rogers Hornsby
Labor Heads Back Five Day Week Plan in AFL Push
Detroit Oct 3 AP The American Federation of Labor governing body endorses a five day forty hour week as a core goal. President William Green says the shift is economically sound and beneficial to workers and employers, citing gains in printing and trades and reduced fatigue. The policy to be recommended to affiliated unions aims to boost production, cut turnover, and create leisure while preserving prosperity.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council of
the Federation
William Green
Organized Labor
Emples- Ala
Green
Publc
WIM
Slovak Leaders Address Large Local Assembly
More than 1,500 Slovakians gathered to hear Rt Rev. Monsignor Andrew Hlinks, president of the Slovak League and leader of the People's party, speak on oppression under Czech regime, anti communism, and his armed stance. John J. Farmer presided in Mayor Behrens' absence. Rev. John Gerat praised American law and noted varied observances of prohibition in homes.
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Thomas Masaryk
Countty
Wise
Gerat
Hungary
Woman Hater Back with 6 Weeks’ Bride and Divorce Action
Oliver Beardslee, 49, of Stratford, has filed for divorce from his seven week bride, Mrs. Gladys Foster Beardslee, 25, formerly of Hartford. Beardslee disputes knowledge of the suit, claims the couple remain together and happy. Attorney Graves says the divorce papers haven’t been returned and won’t be pressed. Court records show Beardslee’s reported spending and two department-store attachments totaling $6,600 filed by Tarkard Motor Co and G W Fairchild & Sons.
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Oliver Beanislee
Gladys Foster Bearta
Hartford
Beardslee
King Street
Weardslee
Zeardslee
Beaardslee
Tollee
Wil
Lam B. Nichols
Stratford
Mr. Beardslee
Hbeardslee
Poordalee
Tarkard Motor Company
Bridgeport
G. W. Fairchild and Sons
Thousands Flee Homes as Floods Rise Across Three States
Chicago dispatch reports Mississippi and Illinois rivers swelling across central Illinois. Levee breaks at Coombes and Beardstown drive 300 plus families from homes as storms dump up to 2.5 inches of rain. Be prepared for higher stages, potential record flood. two lives lost so far.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Witneis
Illinois
Coombes
Wulmeig
Beardstown
Jacksonville
Tunney to Visit Hartford on Election Day
Gene Tunney world heavyweight champion plans a Hartford visit as he signs attorney Malone to handle personal affairs. He stays with Plainville governor and contemplates possibly staying in Hartford, with movie offers under consideration but aims to remain in boxing. Local town elections across Fairfield county focus on local issues and party contests as Beers and Candee clash amid town meetings and returns.
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Gene Tunney
Plainville
Hartford
Dudley Field
Malone
New York
Gertrude Ederle I
Swim
Tenney
Aspen
Joan H. Trumbull
New York City
Tunney
Dempsey
Stamford
Conn
William C. Lynch
Lynch
He A
France
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Trumbull
Westport
Haston
Newton
Brooksletd
Monroe
Canaan
Darien
New Fairfield
Ridgefield
Sharman
Wilton
Waston
Intercat
George B. Beers
Candre
Beers
Candee
Academy Hall
Easton
Geers
Fred B. Candee
Two Injured in Fairfield Crash on Post Road
A woman and her son were injured in a late night crash on the Post road at Benson's Switch in Fairfield. The vehicle, driven by the husband, was struck head on by a car with two men believed drunk, causing the lighter car to wreck. Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 46, and her son John Sullivan, 16, suffered forehead lacerations and head injuries. others in the car escaped harm. Fairfield police opened an investigation as the injured were taken to hospital by private car.
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Fairfield
Post Road
Benson's Switch
Mary Sullvan
Parl
Avenue
Bronx
John Sullivan
Bridgeport
Poisoned by Mushrooms At Plainville Hospital
Plainville reports Mrs. Sant Tani and her daughter were rushed to New Britain General Hospital tonight with mushroom poisoning. Their condition is serious. Also in Plainville Geonard Radcliffe, ten, was seriously injured when struck by an automobile. He suffered a skull fracture and back injuries.
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Plainville
Sant Tani
New Britain General Hospital
Geonard Radcliffe
Waa
Daugherty Defense to Explain Bonds in Trial
In New York the Daugherty Miller case advances with the defense set to argue the Liberty bonds traced to the defendants were not their illicit gains. The government links $7.9 million from enemy property sales to the transfer and to bonds, while the defense contends records and strategy will offset the evidence.
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New York
Daugherty
Stork
Miller
Adna R. Johnson
McPherson Trial Seeks Secret Report Evidence
Los Angeles reports outline Aimee McPhersons preliminary hearing resuming with a secret circulated report of alleged activities in Arizona. Police officer Alonzo Murchison subpoenaed as a witness. Deputy District Attorney Joe Ryan expected to testify. ten others named. Mrs Wiseman Seilatf confesses. McPherson and her mother face potential superior court binding.
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Univeral Service
Los Angles
Aimee Sempie McPherson
Douglas
Ariz
Alonzo B. Murchison
Evangeliat
Murchison
Mrs. McPherson
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Ocean Park
Joe Ryan
Ryan
McPherson
Minnis Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman-Seilatf
Wiseman
Aorunes Aimer
Air Mail Route May Shift From Hartford to New York
A new survey may shift the air mail route from Hartford to New York, routing north of the current shore path and flying over Waterbury and Danbury. Captain Frank Burton completed the survey, with beacon installations delayed by a new lease form from the Department of Commerce lawyers. The change would affect the Boston to New York main line, altering the Shoreline course near Bridgeport to New Rochelle before continuing to Teterboro.
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Fiartford
Caaraa
Hartford
New York
Bridgeport
New Rochelle
N. Y
Waterbury
Danbury
Frank Burton
Aeronautical
Department of Commerce
Teterborough
Government
Clarence
Home Delivery Offered at 15 Cents a Week
Street level note advertising home delivery by carrier with weekly price of 15 cents and a contact number for subscription inquiries.
Johnston Spurns Pyles Offer to Stay Amatuer
William M. Johnston, famed San Francisco tennis figure and 1915 1919 national singles champion, declined a four month pro tour offer from promoter part owner Pyle after signing Lenglen and others. Johnston chose amateur status, believing in both tracks' growth, while Pyle predicted Helen Wills could join Lenglen later this season.
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San Francisco
William M. Johnston
San
Johnston
Simon Pyres
Pyle
New York
Charles Pyie
Helen Wils
Mule
Suzanne Lenglen
Oceasion
Willa
William Tilton
Mile
Lenglen
Vincent Hichards
Mary K. Browne
Paul Feret
Howard O. Kinney
Harvey W. Snodgrass
Madison Square Garden
Helen Wills
Longlen
Florida Red Cross Seeks Outside Aid For Hurricane Sufferers
James J. Fieber of the American Red Cross states Florida now needs outside help after two weeks of relief work. He notes 18,000 homeless, with $6.6 million in need, and five large refuge camps housing about 1,600 people in Broward, Palm Beach, and Dade areas as Red Cross expands rehab efforts.
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Florida
Mastering Pride
Red Cross
Washington
James J. Fiever
American Red Cross
Belove
Mr. Weser
The
Galveston
Texas
Henry M. Baker
Disaster Revel
Society
Hollywood
Fort Laucerdale
West Palm Beach
Ad Hialeah
Man Struck with Axe After Dice Game in New Britain
In New Britain today James McKinley, a Black man, was struck in the head with an axe during an argument after a dice game. He suffered a scalp wound not deemed serious. Henry McQuown, his alleged assailant, was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon. Four others at the game were also arrested.
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New Britain
James McKinley
Henry McQowen
Pla
Cardinals Forge Rally to Tie World Series in Dramatic Win
In a dramatic second game era Cleveland Alexander outpitched Al Shocker as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 2 before a record crowd. Tommy Thevenow hit an inside park homer and Bon Worth added key runs as the Cardinals seized momentum. Attendance soared to 63,600, a World Series record, while Boe Hornsby led the cheering for the Missouri club against Babe Ruth and the Yankees in New York.
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New York
Cleveland Alexander
Ball
Cardinals
Yankees
Yankee
Cardinal
Matea
al Shocker
Bali
St. Laws
Alexander
Cub
Shocker
Bie Bonworth
Ghevenow Gels'omer
Tommy Thevenow
Roth
Herb Pennock
Domin
Giants
St. Louia
Missouri
Bo Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Pilot Ward Injured In Plane Crash Near Northumberland
A New York to Cleveland flight carrying World Series baseball films crashed near Island Park field in fog. Pilot E. Co. Ward of Bellete Pa escaped with a slight cut to his right hand. the aircraft wrecked and six boxes of films were salvaged, totaling 12 boxes later brought to Cleveland.
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Northumberland
E. Co. Ward
New York
Cleveland
New Grant Air Mall
Island Park Field
Ward
Bellete Pa
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