Denial of Hearing in Lotta Crabtree Heir Case
Boston and Denver dispute over Lotta Crabtree estate management. Judge cites potential conflict with executor appointment and questions fairness of a probate hearing. The opinion questions the propriety of an outside party acting as executor and suggests implications for judicial impartiality in the probate process.
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Resinol Soap Heals Severe Electro Plating Skin Ailment
Samuel J. Dykes of East Haven details suffering from extensive skin injuries labeled Platers' trouble after Electro Plating work. He credits Resinol Soap and Ointment with rapid improvement, claiming face and body fully healed without a scar and urging others with similar dermatitis to try the remedy.
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Elope to marriage ends as wife seeks support
Stamford October 14 Special Mimer Tatro of 816 State street and his seventeen year old wife eloped two years ago. In city court he was charged with non support. Judge Samuel Young ordered posting to pay $15 weekly for three months or face jail. The case noted that after February they separated and payments dropped from $15 to $5 weekly.
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Davis to Succeed Ives as City Court Judge in Danbury
Judge Samuel A. Davis, longtime Danbury associate judge, receives Governor Trumbull’s appointment to succeed J Moss Tres as city court judge. Davis, a Yale graduate and Republican, has served as corporation counsel and state legislator, with other local roles noted. selection by town committees expected soon.
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Battle Reported in China Dispatch
Kiukiang dispatch says heavy fighting between Northern Chinese troops and Cantonese forces continues around Nanehan near Kinikiang in Kiang province. Separate dispatch notes a French sailor killed and another wounded when the gunboat Alerte was fired on near Vanstse river.
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Perkins Heads Harvard Alumni Association Leader in Cambridge
Thomas N Perkins of Boston has been named president of the Harvard Alumni Association announced today. A 1991 graduate from Harvard College and a 194? law school alum, he previously served on the reparations cammigs committee.
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Evolution campaign to reconcile religion and evolution in Tennessee
The Unitarian Grayman League based in Boston launches a national preaching drive to reconcile religion with evolution in Tennessee, the state famed for the Scopes trial. A Memphis mission begins next Sunday led by Rev. Horace Westwood of Telelo, Ohio, a former Methodist circuit rider, challenging Tennessee’s ban on teaching evolution in public schools.
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Telelo
British ships escort cargo convoys from Hong Kong
On October 14 a flotilla of tows lighters and other craft departed Hong Kong bound for Kongroin Samshur and Wu chow escorted by British gunboats and armed launches. The British embargo on shipping, imposed over a year ago by South Chinese authorities, was recently lifted amid tensions between anti British strike elements and British interests.
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Wall Withstood 1300 Degrees of Heat in Fire Test
Chicago reports a twelve inch stone tile concrete wall in a fire test withstood heat up to 1900 degrees. The wall blocked heat and prevented ignition of materials behind it for seven hours under 54 psi, then 1490 degrees on the opposite side after seven hours. The test used hydraulic jacks, asbestos-clad workers, and water cooling to simulate firefighting conditions.
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Plot to Involve Japan Revealed in Korean Confession
A Korean suspect named Kinchokan confessed to a plot to involve Japan with foreign powers to aid Communist rebels and revolt amid government chaos. He linked Bokuretsu and his wife Umila, already sentenced for plotting against the Japanese Imperial family. The court halted proceedings as the confession surfaced.
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GOP Leaders Glum Over Senatorial Rows
Washington October 14 with election day near three weeks away Republican leaders face three tight senatorial races seen as winnable but jeopardized by insurgent and independent candidates in New York Oregon and unions. The split vote could let the Democrat slip in.
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Bandon works gold mine as tide goes out
In Bandon Oregon a novel gold mine is sought near the First National Bank after indications of gold quartz were found while pilings were drilled. The operation requires low tide since the mine lies under water at high tide and aims for commercial quantities of gold.
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