Edward Finnegan 15 Auto Victim in Fairfield Collision
The Fairfield area reports the death of Edward Finnegan, 15, in an auto accident near the bridge. Coroner John conducts the inquest with Sheriff Hiwood and Officer O'Brien compiling witness data.
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Pwers
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Rourke
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Omsteld
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Hiwood
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Ku Klux chief collapses as inquiry stalls
Washington October 14 William Traperial Wizard peror of the Ku Klux Ha ase staged a dramatic collapse defending a 3 empire. He failed to appear for examination as the committee planned. Chairman Campbell said word came from W J Manning that Simmons suffers an acute bronchitis and may not appear Monday. If he recovers and can leave his room tomorrow Dr Manning will inform.
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William Traperial
Peror
Ku Klux Haase
3 Empire
Yesterlay
Todas A.M
Campbell
Wrord
W. J. Manning
Washington
Simmons
Mancing
Campiel
Koreans Held in Hawaii Indicted for Incitement
In Honolulu, bitter factional strife within the Korean community led to indictments of four leaders allied with one side over a plan to incite violence. The charges arise from a translated manifesto urging the other faction to be wiped out by any means, amid rumors of arms among the colony.
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Services Held for Senator Knox at St John’s Church
Funeral services for Senator Knox of Pennsylvania were held at St John’s Episcopal Church near the White House. The body was later taken to Valley Forge, with President, cabinet members, and Supreme Court justices among attendees. Members of Congress and notable figures participated in the solemn rites before interment.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Siplomarie
Whox
Nf Pennerivaniy
Sude
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White House
Alfred Harding
Washington
Vatley Forge
P. Lhe
T George DB
Col. Sherratt
Mercantile Day Planned Here For Tuesday
Bridgeport merchants and window trimmers plan a three day Better Homes and Fashion Display opened by the Mercantile division of the Chamber of Commerce. An outdoor concert by Wheeler and Wilson will start Tuesday evening near the principal corner. The event aims to stimulate winter trading with a display by merchants showcasing windows and stores. Prizes of 70, 40 and 20 dollars are offered for top window displays.
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Mercantile Division
Chamber of Commerce
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