Woman killed in rooming house next to suspect
Estelle Phillips a 38 year old Sachs & Co saleswoman was choked to death in her bed at 64 West 187th Street. Police sought a man who occupied the room next to Miss Phillips then disappeared. The suspect gave the name Frank Collins and claimed to be a Montreal minister's son and a cook at the Reconstruction Hospital. An autopsy by Assistant Medical Examiner Benjamin Schwartz confirmed death by strangulation and indicated an attack. Miss Catherine Mutria found Phillips dead after calling her friend.
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New York
Estelle Phillips
Sachs & Co
West Irth Street
Miss Philips
Richard Barry
Frank Collins
Montreal
Sollins
Barry
Hoxmital
Collins
Biule Island
Collings
Philiips
Catherine Mutria
Banker Dies From Golf Club Blow in Somerset
Charles Reed, president of the New Brunswick Republican club and tied to a New York banking firm, died at Somerset hospital after being struck on the head by a golf club during a fourball game. He stood near Howard Trimlin when an iron shot struck him, crushing the skull above the left ear. he died shortly after arrival.
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Somerville, SN. I
Charles Reed
New Brunswick Republican Club
New York
Somerset Hospital
Reid
Howard Trmlin
Lron
Avon youth sustains foot wound while hunting squirrel
Henry W. Wilcox, 16, crawled on hands and knees for over a quarter mile after accidentally shooting himself in the right foot while climbing a stump to improve a shot at a squirrel. He was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital for treatment.
Westport Roads Completed Under State Plan
State Highway Department reports completion of post and shore road work in Westport and Greens Farms, with rough concrete surfaces protested by residents but defended by contractors. Detour and traffic notes cover numerous other projects statewide, including paving Stratford Avenue and various town roads, with one-way traffic on partial sections and ongoing construction into the season.
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State Highway Department
Westport
Macdonald
Ward
Greens Farms
State Highsway Department
Stratford Uves
Ptrakia Dehiy
Une
QintonsKilingworth-finder
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Coners Te
Moose Hill Inn
Hamden
State Street
Road
Greenwich
Boston Post Road
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Newes Southbury
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oodyear-Abington
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Enfield
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City
Norfalk-Winstead
Red
Manad- Groton-Baptist Huh
Atyalle
Tratie
Tiages
Ftumitious Macadim Surfice Winder
Putham-Pona
Vanstruction
Woliver
Winineus
Nils
Nate Vipa Ar Shor
Ak Web
Fall business in basic industries stands up well
Favorable reports of fall business and winter trade prospects are given to several Bridgeport industries. Brass and steel mills expect a much better fourth quarter after a weaker third quarter. The American Chain Company leads with excellent business, while Acme Hour and Raybestos report higher output and improving trade. Copper buyers wait for prices to fall, and overall industrial activity remains cautiously strong in Bridgeport and Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
American Chain Company
Cieneral
van Stoick
Raybestos
Howard Simpson Penorth
Ourrent Gy
General Brieting Company
Carl PB. Dietz
Pri Bridgeport Brass Company
Dietz
Durant plans Princeton car production at Bridgeport plant
The Jenkins Brothers firm to cap existing space and add about 250000 square feet for iron valve production with operations slated for January 1. The Locomobile company seeks changes to produce the Princeton car ahead of the New York auto show with twelve units built at Bridgeport. Next year output to average four cars daily per President E B Jackson.
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Jenkins Brothers Company
Locomobie Company
Princeton
General Motors
Durant
Bridgeport
New York
E. B. Jackson
Sturges Parker Wedding Quiet in St Pauls Church
Miss Sarah Mac Whorter Sturges daughter of the late Henry Cady Sturges and Mrs Sturges of Parisleys and New York wed Dudley Parker son of Justice and Mrs WW Parker of Morristown New Jersey in a quiet ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church Ta l Field. Due to the bridegroom's bereavement the event was intimate with immediate family only.
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Sarah Mac
Whorter Sturges
Henry Cady Sturges
Sturges
Pairsleys
New York
Dudley Parker
Justice
WW. Parker
Morriatown
N. 1
Toale
St. Paul
H. Pemberton Sturges
J. Henley
Conyngharm Gifford
James H. Mackie
Joan R. Sturges
Mr.Parker
Mr. Parker
Cortland Parke Me Way
Yale
Sheffield
Transfor
Mrs Coolidge Visits Sons At Mercersburg Academy
Mrs Coolidge wife of the President traveled from Washington to Mercersburg Pennsylvania to spend time with her sons John and Calvin Jr both attending Mercersburg Academy This marks the first time she has left the Capitol since moving into the White House The article also notes a Duchess of Leinster considering film work due to money concerns
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Shington
Ie Coolidar
Washington
Mercersburg
Coolidge
John and
Calvin, Jr
Academy
Cope
Capitol
White House
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