Peasant Woman Linked to Murder Case In New Jersey Hearing
In New Brunswick X T Dot. Prosecutors turn from theory to a dramatic probe of the Hall family and related figures in the murder of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Mills. Mrs Hall, her brother Harry Stevens and Wille Stevens were examined in court amid guarded disclosures. A peasant woman seen near the scene emerges as a new lead, while letters found on the rector hint at personal motives and love.
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Edward
Kal
Hall
Beekman
Somerset
Mills
All Taying
Robert Keable
Africa
Hanne ‘Miho
Keable
Ana
Dallot
Mr. Siksay
Liberal support sought by Lloyd George in uncertain times
London reports feverish activity as Premier Lloyd George weighs the Liberal wing’s backing. A key Unionist Commons meeting looms after Mustapha Kernal’s Antona victory stirs conspiratorial talk. No official details, but ministers and whips gather to decide how much support remains for the coalition leader.
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Lloyd-George
Britain
Lord Gladstone
Earl of Derbyeft
James Arthur Balfow
London
Associated Press
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Pee
Mustapha Kernal
Antona
Commons
Liord-George
Dangeretty
Gompers Addresses Legion and Affirms Labor Support
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, addressed the American Legion in New Orleans and pledged union labor's ongoing support for the government and its leaders. Veterans of World War I and allied forces attended, and preparations for the next national convention in San Francisco were announced. The American Legion Auxiliary also opened its convention, with plans for a tribute walk by Kenesaw Mountain Landis.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
American Legion
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Edrlier
Tomnorrow
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Chigagsy
Train hits wagon killing four children at Vidgesberg
Four children were killed and eleven injured when a freight train struck a county school wagon near Amabanu s and Vidgesberg. The accident occurred this morning as the wagon carried students to Bovin. Authorities reported the toll and dispatched aid to the scene.
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Misa
Worste Becionnly
Amabanus
Vicksbourg
Wagoneliiz i Neir Bovin Ol
Eulst
Open Shop Policy Debate At Hartford Meeting
Hartford reporters describe the Open Shop Conference where National Association of Manufacturers leaders push an open shop that welcomes workers based on fitness, rejects outsiders interference, and argues against union exclusion while outlining organizational goals and elected officers.
Stillman Suit Reopened by Clash of Judges
The Stillman case is reopened amid a clash of judges in White Plains as Supreme Court Justice weighs jurisdiction of the Special Term. Mrs Sullivan’s victory, tied to prior Gleason report absolving alleged misconduct with an Indian maid, is in dispute with new jurisdictional considerations and potential transfer to the appellate division for termination.
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Stillman
Nyackn
Supreme Court Desiie Arthur Ty
Bah
Guy
Morschauser
Tampkina
Spellacy Blasts Republican Inaction In 1918 Tax Debate
Thomay J. Spellacy Democratic nominee for U S senator denounces the Republican Party and the Do Nothing Congress. He cites high unemployment, wartime debt, and tax policy to argue for swift remedies to boost prosperity. He criticizes both Senate and House for inaction and urges voters to judge by results.
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Shelton
Thomay J. Spellacy
United States
Congress
Senate
Ira
Luni Net
Cestoul
Republican Party
Ilalige
Urday
Wwe
Blimp C 2 Destroyed by Fire in San Antonio Flight
The Army C 2 airship broke apart during hangar move in San Antonio injuring seven of eight crew. Winds dragged the craft, tearing the envelope and causing a final explosion as smoke rose. Survivors include Commander Meone Strauss and Major John Lines among eight injured. The blaze ended the transcontinental return flight from California to Virginia.
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San Antonio
Associated Press
United States
Braols
Meone Strauss
Osseld
Cal
Iaingloy
Compromise Offer Prompted $160 Cost in Zeisler Case
Judge David J. Waleh noted Zeisler offered creditors 50 percent settlement last year. Gompromise negotiations failed when Boston firm Gheivr Brothers received $109.62 but payment sent as 1.41, half of claim. Plaintiffs rejected, suit continued. Shapiro counseled for the defendant.
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Tn Paytig Se Elim O? Gheivr Brothers
Boston
Wich
Zetslas “Ateiayt
Jorge Walsh
Iain
MMT
G. Shapiro
Federal move to close Eckart Brewery in Bridgeport
United States District Attorney George H. Cohen seeks a permanent injunction to close Eckart Brothers' brewery of Bridgeport and bar its use for a year, with seizure of land, stock, and equipment. Judge Thomas set a Nov. 17 hearing in South New York to show cause.
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New Haven
United States
George H. Cohen
Dwin S. Thomas
Eckart Brothers’ Brewery
Bridge
Thomas
New York
Biatce
Caroling A. Eckart
George 5Wort Jy
Frederick Eckint
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Mrs Ogden L Mills Weds Sir Paul Dukes in Nyack
Mrs Ogden L Mills and Sir Paul Dukes reportedly married in Nyack New York last week. The ceremony was said to be witnessed by social circle friends and the couple announced the marriage in Paris. Officials have not confirmed records or licenses, with no public record of the union yet available.
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Ogden L. Mills
Sir Paul Dukes
Nyack
New York
Orden F. Mishe
Forman
Margaret Rrtherford
Wiliam
Paul Tukes
N.Y
Cloge
Pout
Amtoringa
MacMiger
Satone
Europe
Glass
Paris
Martlace
Lieutenant Hinton Forced to Abort Flight in Storm
A damaged dispatch states Lieutenant Hinton, flying from New York to Georgetown, British Guiana, was forced to abandon his flight today due to severe weather. The voyage, routed through Port of Spain, encountered heavy winds and poor visibility, prompting an urgent landing.
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Satahlo Cofreta EL
Georgetown
British Guiana
New York
Rio Jancles
Greatest Trek in History Under Way in Thrace Refugees Fly
Karl H. von Wiegand reports Thrace in panic as hundreds of thousands flee from Constantinople toward Adrianople and the Black Sea. Refugees push ox carts and donkeys along roads and railways toward safety, with stations like Rodosto crowded and fear driving mass exodus across the region.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
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Thaace
Berlin
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Black Sea
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Hodusto
Hulgara
Triangula
iThraggura
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Smyrni
Rodosto
Maritza
Smyrne
Condi
Democrats Pick Three Candidates for State Senate
Democrats in the city named three state senate nominees, William P. Steele for the 1st district, John A. Harter for the 22d, and Stephen Siksay for the 23rd, all by unanimous vote. Alderman Kenny presided over the 21st district convention, Steele’s nomination surprised some delegates, while Harter and Siksay received firm support from district leaders and clerks.
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Cigtriets
William P. Steele
John AL. Harter
Stephen Siksay
Daniel J. Kenny
Migs Mae I. Brown
Steele
Kenny
William Leopold
Jhon Li
John J. McGuinness
Edward A. Drew
Harter
Aldérmin Shomugs J. Castello
William Moran
Worries Trigger Death by Self In Waterbury City
In Waterbury on October 17, W. Thompson of 405 Meriden Road committed suicide with a .32 caliber revolver. Worries over business troubles were given as the motive. The Medical Examiner announced the death and ordered removal to an undertaker. Thompson had driven from Pearl Lake Road, the gun fired when the trigger finger pressed the trigger.
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Meriden Road
Crang
Thompson
Merritt Presses McNeil to Join GOP in Stratford Meeting
In Stratford Archibald McNeil Democrat candidate and Schuyler Merritt Republican candidate for U S House from the fourth district spoke at a yacht club meeting. Both candidates praised party goals and discussed harbor and river improvements while sharing a cordial reception and contrasting trade views.
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McNeil
Republican Party
Stratford
Tariff
Oath
Schuyler Mereltt
Congress
Archibald McNeil
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Houston
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