Two Arrests Expected In Brunswck Murder Case
New Brunswick investigators announced a high authority’s claim that two arrests, one a woman, one a man, would be made within twenty four hours in the murder of Rev. Edward W Hall and Eleanor Mills. Handkerchiefs tied to the suspects were recovered, and wires at the Hall home were tapped as officials pursue leads amid a tense courthouse scene.
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New Brunswick
N. Jo
Hail- Mills
Edward W. Hell
Eleanor Mills
Rogeculor Beekman
Stricker
Michal O'Connell
Whinitiale Benerig Tonicht
Frances Stevena Hall
Ralph M
Gorslin
Hughes
Ighinds
Ballitut
Wagher
Flughes
Sema Eshanins
Ganna Walska Performs Before French Critics in Tours
In Tours France a large crowd greeted Ganna Walska McCormick in her first concert under the French Concert Society. Critics and notable international figures attended as her husband Harold F McCormick and daughter Marhild were absent. The program featured eight numbers including Arioso and Aragon with rare pieces by Bach Gounod Couperin and Enesco. An orchid bouquet sent by her husband awaited her on stage.
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Tours
France
Dey
Ganna Walsky McCoremick
French Concert Society
Mnere
Eli der
Harold F. McCormick
Marhild
Gounod
Bach
Slngera
Couperin
Schubert
Enesco
Dev Bussey
Albeniz
Legion Scores Treatment of Disabled New Veterans
In New Orleans on October 16 the American Legion denounced the handling of disabled veterans from armistice time to now as fraught with tragic mistakes and blunders. Colonel Forbes, head of the United States Veterans Bureau, defended the bureau as the world’s most efficient, countering criticism as unfounded. The convention opened amid debate over injunctions against illegal parlors and the Legion’s acts during the gathering.
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New Orleans
Axsotiateg Press
American Legion
Chretien Ite
Warder Hanfordi
MacNeider
Leglai
Cohabilitation Commission
R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
George Sr. Berry
Tennessee
United States Intriet Attorney
Legion Convention
Legion
Legionaires
Percy
Showers and Cooler Weather Expected
Weather observer Mella notes yesterday’s high at noon for a nine year old. The warmest reading occurred at seven in the morning. Last night at eight o’clock the temperature stood at 34 degrees. Conditions indicate local showers for today with clearing later. Cooler air will follow with fading fog and a trend toward lower temperatures.
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Mella
Three Men Die in Auto Trolley Car Crash Near Solethington
Three men were killed and two injured when a touring car collided head on with a trolley near Solethington on the Milldale Waterbury Pike at 7:45 PM. Victims include Charley N Morris Thomas J Crockett Frank Troucen, with Ralph A Cone and Griver of Manchester among the injured.
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Milldale-Waterbury Turnpike
Solothington
Milldale- Waterbury
Murnion
Charley N. Morris
Swinenit
Thomas J. Crockett
Frank Troucen
South Planchester
Ralpha A. Cone
Rocket
Jens
Meriden Hospital
W. G. Steadman
Southington
Crockett
Britain Rejects Search on Ships and Extends 3 Mile Limit
The British government refused to enter a US backed treaty allowing liquor searches aboard British vessels beyond three miles. Sir Auckland Geddes presented Britain's stance to Secretary Hughes, opposing a temporary extension amid smuggling concerns while pledging cooperation on other anti rum smuggling suggestions.
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Washington
Get
United States
State Department
America
Nile Hall
Sir Auckland Geddes
Hughes
Ig & Temyor
Hoover Opposed To Loan Cancellation In Toledo Address
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told Toledo that repudiation of wartime debts by towns and nations would undermine international good faith. As a member of the Allied debt commission he argued that public credit should not be canceled and that debts remain tied to borrower obligations and repayment assurances.
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Toledo
Ohio
United States
Hoover
Debra
Mr. Hoover
Kemet Pashia
Thrace
Kilpatrick Defeated In Caucus For Senate Nomination
Frank L. Wilder, former deputy judge of the city court, won the senatorial nomination in the 24th district at combined town and city convention and senatorial meetings. He defeated W. F. D. Kilpatrick in the caucus by a vote of 8 to 4 and 3 for Henry Lee, with Wilder's nomination then unanimous.
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Frank L. Wilder
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Henry Lee
Vioni
Pasaitale Viont
Hia
Willam A. Buckiey
Viontis
Howard S. Charleteer
W. PD. Kilpatrick
Adolph Lederer
Thomas McVormice
Alice Smith
Julia ¥. Caldwell
Board of Education
Howard Moods
Tassoung
Satals
Selearmen
Wiiam
Wilder
Patrion
Wilde
Newton
Ita Tee
Gauci
Buukler
Namie
Pasquale Vout
Mulcin
Vention
Lionard S
Wau
Udulel
Brennan
Tha Mutthy
Wepresentatiys Wook
Halpt
T. Beers
Mattingetton
Nym
Adolph Ledeyer
Steiber
Mellor
Selectimen
French Charge Breaks Out in Near East Conflict
Paris reports Lt. Franklin Boullion cites French diplomacy preventing a larger war in the Near East. He praises Turkish commander Kemal Pasha for restraint and criticizes British actions at Constantinople. Meanwhile local party conventions name candidates for city offices and school board.
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Paris
Uni
Associated Press
France
Mustapha Kunal Pasha
Near East
Mintunla
Kemal
Pratce
Tie
Constantinople
M. Pranklin-Boullion
Thrace
Harington
Mike Pean
Fire alarm at warehouse call kept company busy
At about midnight a fire alarm bell sounded at 204 Ceres street prompting several departments to respond. The on duty crew found nothing beyond a utility issue and cleared the scene after a brief check by the private wire alarm system.
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Cerestreet
The Boy Was Fat and the Pipe Was Small
Dennis O Donnuet reports a mass escape from Currresh prison as 1,400 irregulars flee via a pipe drain to the River Liffes. Guards pursue those who reached safety, with many recaptured after a two hour chase, foiling a planned wholesale breakout by rebel forces.
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Dennis O'Donnuet
Weblin
Orr
O Ffield
Hind
Republican Gemy
Bree
Army Man Flies 248.5 Miles an Hour Record at Selfridge
Mount Clemons Oct. 16. Lieut B J Maughan United States army pilot set a new world air speed record by covering one kilometer at 248.5 miles per hour during government tests at Selfridge Field part of national air races. The Curtiss army plane powered by a 400 horsepower engine finished the feat in the same aircraft that won the Pullman trophy race.
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Mount Clemons
Dilch
B. J. Maughan
United States Army
Selfridge Field
McCook Field
Army
Navy
Maughan
Hla
Pilassa Alleialy
Goodyear Day Dead Noted New Haven Attorney
H Goodyear Day a prominent New Haven attorney and former Yale Corporation member died at home in May services set for Wednesday at his residence. Born in Seximine he studied at Sheffield and Yale Law School. He practiced with Watrovg and Bay, helped found New Haven Hospital, and held posts with the Connecticut Bar and state public service commissions. He married Mary Barker and left a widow and five children.
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AEW
Goodyear Hayy Weet
Tenover Caan
Ugly Corperation
Day
Fay
Atdover
Hill Os
Shefield Senast
Yale Law Schoo
Watrovg and Bay
Parmanent
Yale Corporation
New Hawen Hospital
Conecticut Bar Association
Th Connretient
Mary Philpa Barker
James Mr. Barker
Massachusetts Supreme Eokirt
Ila Witow
Five Childeren
Mary Barker
Henry B. Francs Gibert
Fidleta Whithig
James Barer
Youth on Bicycle Hit by Truck Injures Teen
William Lascot sixteen of 148 Deacon Street was riding near Laurel and Park when a Terminal Park truck driven by William Wellington 414 North Avenue struck him. Lascot suffered possible elbow fracture and facial injuries and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital. Wellington faced a technical breach charge after the crash.
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Willaam Lascot
Deacon Street
Park Avenue
Laurel Avenue
A&arn Terminal
William Wellington
North Avenue
Lascouz
Bridgeport Hospital
Ed Susalin
Wellington
Loat Centre
Erasteq Ing & Tree
Three Board Members Quit Meeting Over High-Handed Move
President Owen Burns and officials faced a stormy Board session as Lynn W. Wilson was elected to the Board of Education to replace Dr. William J. McLaughlin. Three members resigned in protest, citing cit charter policy. The vote approved the election and the meeting adjourned amid continuing protests and disputes over executive session procedures.
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Burns
McGovern
Challenger
McLaughlin
Clarke
Wilson
Owen Burns
Edward McGovern
Howard
Tastaigh
Lynn W. Wilson
William J. McLaughlin
Board of Education
Cit
George B. Clark
Etrenudus Objectiun
Bpeer
Allred
Fores
Mary
Chllerurer
Quty
Haulenger
Borns
Stheislacke
Mary Ty
Salked Jones
Mrs Giberson Takes Stand In Own Defense In Shooting Case
Ioms River NJ Oct 1 Mrs Ivy Giberson charged with murder of her husband William Giberson on Aug 14 testified in court detailing a claim of being bound and robbed by two men who shot him She described a struggle and states she hid the revolver before reporting the incident and admitted an earlier affair with another woman but denied planning the crime
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Ioms River
Ivy Giberson
William If Gibrson
Lakehurst
Tod
Pis Pashan
Gibergon
Mes
Gibersen
Common Council Sets Charter Revision Panel and Committee
The Common Council voted to appoint a seven member committee headed by the mayor to revise the city charter report due by December 30 to the Council for approval and then to the state legislature. The council noted no general charter revision since 1908 and cited uncertainty from partial revisions. The council also discussed school bond issuance plans, park department funding, and temporary housing at the police station as part of budget needs.
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Amayvar
Wounell
Tite Wihary
Charier
Board of Education
Board of Public Parks
Petit
Chetty
Pwalet
Veta
Suaphen VY. Boucher
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England
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Ranafer
British Home Office
Futhiro
Grokhida
Suapteion
Lederer
Thomas McCormick
Mrs. Smith
RENCH
Smyrna
Franklin-Bouillon
Palse
Free State Army
Aeronautical Engineers
Mount Clemens, Mich
H. Goodyear
New Haven
Punige
Board of Police Commission
Ers
Common Council
Raffort
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