Armistice Pact Signed at Madania
New Jersey judges and police pressed the Hall Mills murder inquiry as Pearl Babmer, a 15 year old girl, and later Nicholas Bahmer were imprisoned in connection with the case. Raymond Schneider, once linked to the victim, provided varying accounts as investigators seek to untangle the motive and sequence of the September double slaying of Rev. Edward Wheeler Mills and Mrs. Zieanor Reinhardt Mills.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Associated Press
Hall- Mills
Clifford Hayes
Oenel
Yearl Danmerresco
Pearl Babmer
Raymond Schneider
Schneider
Hayes
Edward Wheeler
Hall
Zieanor Reinhardt Mills
Phil‘ps
Schoeider
Meldon
Pearl
Hall-Mills
Suricker
Middlesex County
Daly
Eith ‘Senneldey
Stewis
Nicholas Bahmer
Ie Mills
Loa
Taam
Bridgeport to Be Known as Garage City Soon
Bridgeport is slated to gain a strong garage building boom with 14 new permits issued for garages spread over ten weeks. Almost all are private, with one public facility approved and total construction value around $9,050. New work includes both frame and cement block garages on various streets, plus a few related structures like a chicken house.
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Bridgeport
Building Commission
Armstrong Manufacturing Co
Howard Avenue
American Tuba & Stamping Co
Orden Street
M. Yoban
Alice Street
Carl Seifert
Whitney Avenue
L. W. Goddard
Fairview
L Avenue
M. Glenn
Trumbu's
Taseah
Aobinio
Bertram Avenue
Harry Norvisit
Charles Berger
Dublin
Washington letter urges preparedness to face enemies
A historic letter from George Washington, dated January 29, 1780, from Morristown to Elbridge Gerry, was released at a Sulgrave Institution dinner. Washington warns of the army’s deplorable state and urges sustained preparedness and vigor to influence French and Spanish actions, noting economic limits and the need to avoid retrenchment while maintaining supplies and morale.
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New York
Grerce Washington
Continental Arm
Morristown
Elbridge Gerry
Congress
Philadelphia
Sulgrave Institution
Washington
France
Spain
W Neal Attacks High Tariff as Burden in Campaign
Westport October special report covers a Democratic rally in Fairfield County endorsing Governor candidate David G. Fitzgerald of New Haven. Speakers including Ginty and McNeil criticized Bridgeport Dunkard conditions and praised tariff revision to aid manufacturing and workers.
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Westport
Get
Inirtielg County
Town ‘Hall
David G. FitzGerald
New Haven
Edward G. Banbury
Ginty
Bridgeport County
Bridgeport
Danbury
Maylfield County
Nonwalk
Fairfield County
Simon Peage
Frank FE. Hearn
Seesor
Beere
Varitt
McNeil
Irn
Connecticut
Republic
McNeil Sala
Japan to Restore Kiao Chow Zone Leasehold
Japanese forces will withdraw civil and military authority from the Kiao Chow district in China on December 2 and hand the area over to Chinese control, marking the first time Germany did not acquire the territory since 180P.
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Japan
China
Tsing Taq Shane Ge
Associated Press
Japaneie
Jiao Chow
Lroapa
Wigo Chow Distriet
Siiner
Germany
Fashion Show Opening Spoiled by the Rain
Rain postpones a fashion show opening at Batter Homes and Fashion, with several stores displaying items in windows despite the weather. The Chamber of Commerce board noted the event's delay and expected continued displays in shops today.
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Plana of Ye Metals Board
Chamer of Commerce
Nit
Taek Good
Ngdels Witl
Five Injured as Express Crashes Into Freight at Siding
COS COB Oct 10 A signaling error let a freight slide onto the main line as an eastbound New Haven express at 40 mph collided. The wreck derailed three cars. the freight car contents valued at 4809, were scattered. Five injured, some seriously, with passengers and crew hospitalized. An investigation will pursue fault.
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Coscob
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Cary
Connecticut Light Power Co
Willett
I Siding
George Howard
St Wineer
Ang Lh Mford
Reemnt
Financier Guggenheim Dies in Mysterious Circumstances
American copper magnate and financier Guggenheim collapses after dinner in Southampton. Reports indicate stroke and indigestion before death. cousin in London to oversee body. memorial service planned. News notes Willoughby’s guilty plea over hotel fraud and outlines New York port development plans.
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London
Ang
Sk Godor
Arryvey Gurgenhsim
Marsh
Bern
New York
Futurdas
Myre
Meir Danehier
Lee
Amorigis
New Havisn
Gardo
Billo Cy Willoughby
Howe
Willoughby
New Jersey
Hackensack Meadows
Mathilde Delays Wedding Until April Despite Father Consent
Paris dispatch reports Mathilde and her fiancé postpone their marriage to April. The bride’s father Harald Fa Meatormich reluctantly agrees if she insists, citing family cordiality. He travels to Switzerland to visit relatives while Mathilde remains in France to prepare for the postponed ceremony and future engagements.
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Spmick and Jer
Paris
Potten Mathie
Max Ch
Sheveatier
Guarnilan
Weber
Maeuseloe
Harald
Wits Althunsh
Mathilde
Harold
Switzerland
Sundey
Etanlay Fevermick
Gener
Wey
Laksanire
Ginna Faiska
Paris Opera
Re Alignment of Brotherhoods by Lee Revealed
Cleveland dispatch notes a new alignment among the Big Four railroad brotherhoods and railroads as W G Lee warns the shift could threaten nationwide rail service. He details decentralization of wage rules and a split of unions to improve leverage, urging separation to avoid a total transportation paralysis and safeguard the country.
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Lee
Cleveland
Iouth
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mfr
Railway labor talks drift with factional splits claimed
The speaker asserts major unions will stay united on legislation while acknowledging divisions within the four former factions. He notes ongoing wage and working rule negotiations with railroads, referencing regional districts and men’s safety deals, and claims four-year contracts have been completed with most U S railroads.
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Var Ag
Eales
Battareon Lavalles
Lee
Wallgadge
United States
Butler Named in Jewel Theft at Carrington Home
A man found with jewels from the Carrington residence faced charges of theft and intoxication in municipal court. Police recovered a diamond ring and other items on the suspect during a patrol at Quaker Ridge. The Carrington home stock and liquor removed from the property were noted while investigators pursued further explanation of the loss.
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Gusenwich
John
Tarte
Carrington
Quaker Ridge
McHiorsy
James A. Biaror
Polles
Cartington
Britain Defers Debt Funding Mission In London Report
Chancellors of the Exchequer Robert Horne and minister Lee Sie appear amid a deferral of a debt funding mission. The decision, tied to political conditions in England, follows coverage in a Daily Express report from London and Washington sources.
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Britain
London
Lee
Robert Stevenson Horne
Exchequen
Daily Express
England
Armistice Signed By Kemals Envoy In Mudania
Armistice convention was signed at Mudania with all powers affixing signatures. Ismet Pasha expected a reply by five oclock from Angora as Britain reports its last word. British commander returned to Constantinople then moved to Madania aboard the iron Duke to brief officials. Martial law declared in Athens to curb army sentiment ahead of Eastern Thrace decisions.
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Ismet Pasha
Harington
Britain
Angora
Athens
Mudamnia
Associated Press
Isinet Pasha
Harrington
Lamet
Constantinoiple
Madania
Iron Duke
Caciion
Thrace
Constantine
London
Mudania
President NAMES Coal Commission to Meet Soon
President Harding announced a coal commission under the Borah Winslett act to study both bituminous and anthracite mines and draft legislation for stability. John Mays Hammond of Washington heads the panel with vice president Marshall, Judge Samuel Aluchuler, Clark Mowell, George Otly Smith, Dr Edward T. Devine, and Charles P. Neill. The group will meet in Washington and hold hearings in several coal regions, reporting by January 16. The inquiry will cover ownership, mine operations, prices, labor, and the standardization of rates.
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Washington
Harding
Zohn Mays Mammond
Sorn
Marshall
Samuel Aluchuler
Chicago
Clark Mowell
Congress
Mathrate Muwatiy
Jilted Beauty Demands Millionaire Name
ATLANTA Ga Get 10 Associated Press reports that Mrs Onel Deboucherie seeks public reply after an Atlanta capitalist Asa G Candler Sr refused marriage. Candler's attorney William Thompson released a statement denying accusations and defending his client. Deboucherie counters that Candler’s friends spread rumors to ruin her reputation. she demands a retraction and public clarification.
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Atlanta
Asa G Candler
Atelanta
Marey
Oneljzema Deboucherie
al Vila
Candler
My. Thompson
Deboucheth
Debouchelle
Uavidler
Thompson
Ito
Candle
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George Watson
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Mneineera
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