New Jersey Justice Hears Hall and Mills Murder Theories
As Middlesex and Somerset officials press ahead with a new investigation force, Justice Parker may act on the petition. They claim Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills were not killed where bodies were found, know the murder time, and say jealousy spurred the attack. George Totten says prosecutors will get new leads, with four men working quietly for weeks.
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New Brunewick
Revala
Charles W. Parker
Supreme Court
Middlesex
Somerset
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Phillips Farm
Jeatousy
Youth Caught Burglary Attempt At Davey Bros Store
Sounds of hammering alerted officers to a rear door break in at Davey Brothers grocery, 1521 Cape Street, Sunday morning. Officers arrested 19 year old Roy West of 525 Main Street after finding him attempting to pry open the door with a jackknife and stone. He claimed the name Harry Bryant from New York, but police say West is his real identity and he is held on burglary charges in $500 bond.
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Davey Brothers
Cfalp Street
White and
Keeley
Roy West
525
Main Street
Jimmy
Harry Bryant
New York
West
Coronation in Alba Julia for Ferdinand and Marie
In Alba Julia Romania on October 16 King Ferdinand and Queen Marie were solemnly crowned before thousands in a decorated square. The procession included Duke of York Prince Paul of Jugoslavia and Marshal Foch with US representatives attending. The steel crown used dates from King Charles II era, forged from Turkish guns captured at Plevna in 1877.
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Albajulia
Rumania
Associated Press
Ferdinand
Marie
Ag Poon
Senate
Marshal Foch
U. S
Bucharest
Romania
United States
Peter A A. ‘Jay
J. Theodore Marriner
Legation
Lawrence ‘Dennis
Arthur Poulon
Raymond L. Hasbrouck
Charles II
Plevna
French Fail-in Attempt to Smash U S Duration Record
In Le Bourget France Oct 15 Associated Press Lt Bossoutrot and Me Drouchin attempted to beat the U S duration record set by MacReady and Oakes and landed at 527 pm after flying four hours thirteen minutes and thirty two seconds The French federation regards the mark as official while noting the American flight had conditions the Federation may not accept The Goliath travelled about 4200 miles with fuel to spare but engine failure forced the landing Both aviators endured extreme cold and wounds from the trip while repairs failed and the aircraft continued relying on a single motor for twenty seven minutes more before ending the flight continuous wireless contact with Le Bourget was maintained through the ordeal
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Ready
Kelly
Bosgertrot
Drouchin
International Federation
United States
Mack Ready
Bossoutrot
Goliath
Tremaine
Paris
le Bourget
Bassaulrot
Drenechin
Faser
Amy
Motar
Wilson reported slated to stay on school board
Lynn W. Wilson, longtime Board of Education member whose term expires next month, may keep a seat for another year amid rumors he and Dr. William J. McLaughlin plan resignations at an adjourned board meeting. McLaughlin’s term runs to November 1923. Several board members confirmed awareness of the rumor and opposed replacing McLaughlin with Wilson if renomination fails. Others expressed uncertainty about Wilson’s candidacy and the process, with Republican and Democratic members weighing options.
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Lynn W. Wilson
Board of Education
Wilson
William J. McLaughlin
Wileson
McLaughlin
McGanaghlin
McLaughno
Acing
Tomorrrow
Wilson Weae
Burns
Owen Burns
Democratic Party
George B. Clark
Edgerd
McGovern
Cao
Gore
Speer
Howard Speer
Ng Caucug
Wiewon
Hoboes Union of New York Opens with Song
New York Hoboes Union branch opened on the Bowery with a coffee-soaked scene and a song titled That Pal of Mina. Dr James E Howe of St Louis organizes. over 350 hoboes attended including Gus Shaffer and Maxivell Bodenheim. Definition of a hoboe is given and remarks on harvesting and street work by hoboes in various regions.
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New York
Pal
Mina
Jungla Cool Kelly
Hobora’ Union
Jamea E Howe
St. Loua
Hobo Millionaire
Bowery
Gus Shaffer
Hoboes* College
Maxivell Bodenheim
Hobo Post
Chairan Shaffer
Gaatter
North Dakota
Northwest
Shay
Lloyd George Returns to London Amid Dissolution Talk
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George returning to London to a hearty reception. He met Winston Churchill and discussed Irish ratification and possible early dissolution of Parliament. The Times and other papers forecast an early general election with a Parliament not meeting again before November.
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London
Associated Presse
Lloyd-George
Roy
Winston Churchit
Churchill
Manchester
Jone
Lievd-George
Manche
Aly
Leveileg
J. J. Garvin
Oveeryel
Russia
Turkey
Brye Z
Near East
Ie Ja
Lloyd- George
Jpaderato
House of Commons
The
Sunday Times
Mayd-George
Elanda
France Takes Credit For Near East Peace
An Associated Press analysis suggests France played peacemaker in the Near East crisis at Britain's request while Britain and Turkey clashed over the Straits. The piece notes French restraint at Chanak and questions UK resolve as Admiral Harriman reportedly faced limited military option.
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Associated Press
Ted
Henericc Harrizton
Downinestr
Britain to Make First Payment on War Debt Today
New York Oct 15 The British government will pay $50,000,000 in interest on war loans to the United States tomorrow through J P Morgan and Co as agents. Britain plans more payments and negotiations on loan terms after silver purchases and the Pitman act linked to wartime silver sales.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Unitedates
J. P. Morgan and Company
Déllirsy
India
Pitman
Ilyer
Great Britain
J. P. Morgan Find Company
Chicago Medical Men to War on Gland Bandits
Chicago report recounts two gland larceny cases as police investigate. An electrical worker Flowey Jobmaon reveals a prior gland theft and a hospital visit. doctors pledge joint action to curb the alleged new form of banditry. Police Captain Cougkin warns charges and possible prison sentences if arrested.
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Chicago
Gland
Joseph Woattik
Flowey Jobmaon
World
Hugh M. McKeching
Chicago Medical Society
Thomas Cougkin
Police Department
Pune
Sprague Report Scorches Neglect in Hospital Drive Critique
New Orleans reported Oct 15 as the Sprague commissions critique of government hospital construction and rehabilitation efforts. The American Legion report charges Congress and officials with failures to provide beds and care, citing delayed aid, red tape, and mismanagement while urging decisive reforms and support for rehabilitation programs.
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New Orleans
Sonst
Ted
American Legion
The
Legion
A. A Sprague
Hena
Rehabilitation Commission
Congress
Harding
United States Veteran’ Bureau
Sprague
Feta Heda
U.S. Bond Offering Oversubscribed by Government
Washington report states the treasury 4 1 4 per cent 20 year bonds offering of 43 000 000 has been oversubscribed by about 1 billion. Books closed at noon yesterday. Subscriptions for 4 percent Victory notes dated December 15 will be received and allotted in full. About 150 million already allotted under other terms. Subscriptions tally over 1 billion with most small-amount orders fully allotted.
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Washington
Get
Treasury
Mellon
Victory
Othe Terra
Accontine Ta
Avocorcos
Amy
Yale Freshmen Stranded on West Rock Cliff Rescue
Three Yale freshmen on an exploring trip up West Rock failed to descend a 400 foot face. After two thirds of the climb they became stuck, signaling motorists who alerted police and fire crews. They were hauled to the top by ropes. two gave names George Burr and Harold Geyer, the third fell during the excitement.
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Haven
West Rock
Eitier
Police
Tre
Wem
George Burr
Warold Geyer
Yale
Driver Grashes Headin Into Crowded Trolley
An automobus driven by Jacob Lavine of 92 Myrtle Avenue crashed into a crowded Norwalk Bridgeport Street car on Post Road near the Gould homestead Fairfield. Lavine was taken to St Vincent's hospital badly hurt but not dangerously. Many passengers were shaken and frightened. locals say Lavine drove irrationally last night. Medical aid from Dr Donaldson aided the injured before hospital transfer.
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Jacob Lavine
Myrtle Avenue
Norwalk-Bridgeport
Post Road
Gould Homestead
Fairfield
Lavine
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rr. Donaldson
Palrflely
Woman's Skeleton Found on Public Dump in Danbury
A skeleton of a woman about 20 years old was found by children on a public dump in Danbury Peat Swamp. The skull and left hand were missing and the bones were cleaned. Dr Evwitht A Stratton medical examiner examined the remains and attributed them to a woman around 20, suggesting disposal or study.
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Danbury
Dovee
Evwitht A. Stratton
Stratton
President Harding Praises Mondell Letter on Reconstruction Record
In a letter dated Oct 11 to Rep Mondell of Wyoming, President Harding lauds the 67th Congress for its public service and the strain of reconstruction. He commends Mondell’s patience, candor, and legislative skill, saying Congress has shown impressive work across national interests.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Monwell
Wyoming
Republica
Jeader
House
White House
Mondell
Senate
Wyong
Nebo
Great Public Service
Ita
House of Representatives
Nots
Congress
Armistice Prevented Berlin From Being Blown to Atoms
Cleveland reports recount how an armistice saved Berlin from an atomic-scale attack. Inventors Harlow and Martin proposed a flying torpedo device combining dual fuel planes to strike Berlin from behind Allied lines. The plan aimed to reach within miles of the city, detach a scout plane, then return, while the torpedo carried through, potentially ending the war earlier.
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Cleveland
Berlin
Lester P. Harlow
Glun Ll. Maretin
Pars J Sons
Baily
Breylow
Smolten
Bac
Martin
Bened Crowell
Batte
Squire
Barlowe
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Peiffer
Parker
Davey Bros
King Ferdinand
Ferdinand and
U.S
Air
MacReady
America
Lelut
Bossoutrot Caig
Associated Prose
Atrs
Cutting Douberul
Hoboes’ Union of
London Times
Davin Lloyd GroRam
France
Britain
Morgan
Legion Committee
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