Acquittal in Bergen Case Splits Court And Community
Six men and women acquitted in the murder case tied to film director Charles Cline and actress Miss Alice Thornton. Judge Parker cited self defense and sanctity of home as key factors. jurors stated the state failed to prove the charges beyond a doubt.
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N.S
Charles Cline
Duck Boregon
Alice Thornton
Charles Boullion
Cling
Supreme Court Tellie Parker
Parker Gatns
Siw
Bergen
Susan Squire
Ahe
Willa H Mack
Cline
A. G. Hart
Miss Thornton
Navy program at UK briefing parade and Middies band
Navy program opens at briefing in Low tide Port with students watching. Officers and enlisted men tour streets, midday parade and public events, Middies band performs as they visit schools and local businesses before dinner at 2 PM.
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UK Brietport
Ollers
Carate
Navy
Tinto
Billers
Lower Liddy
Middies
Itt
Bridgeport Navy Day Arrives Amid Rough Voyage
The United States ship Bridgeport arrives to observe Navy Day in Bridgeport after a rough voyage, with Commander Jh C Cocke leading a parade along Spring Street. Sea and submarine crews join, but high seas and squalls delayed boarding and postponed yesterday’s events. A reception welcomed officers on Stratford Avenue as local committees prepared to honor the crew.
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United States
Thia City
Bridgeporg
Oosarvance
Jh C. Cocke
Etube
Ctyin
Remon
Aubmarines
Bridgeport
Cits
Comsmitton
Conprishu
Mayo
Virginia Loth Black Toes Harbor
Cutter
Stratford Avenue
J Gocke
Cf Cooke
J. Coymton
D. 1
Vonmmi
Ootlands
Co. Topp
Tinntening
Rabel Sou
Runaway Girl Missing From Home In New Haven
Bern Gupta, 17, a student at Utgh acheet scholar, disappeared Tuesday morning from Mant lala Grove atroal. Seen with Marjoris Willian, 20, near a train station bound for New Haven. Miss Purmons of Miss Purmons asks New Haven police to search the city. Parents anxious to have her return home.
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Meise
Ullond
Setgol
Bern
Guptist
Mantlala Grove
Atroal
Eity
Marjoris Willian
Joga
Miss Purmons
Chedr
Lane Letters Provoked Protest Over 1917 Convoy Policy
Disputed Lane letters cited by Daniels as evidence that Cabinet discussions favored convoy protection for American ships in early 1917. Daniels recalls Wilson era debates, noting Lawrence Lane and Dantela questioned public conveyance of decisions, with diary remnants hinting at cabinet disagreement. Continued on Page Two.
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Wresttington
Moelor
Phe
Se Tron
High Point
Dantela
Rubber pioneer William Askam dies in Milford
William Askam a leader in the rubber industry and former official of the Askam Rubber Co died at his home in Milford after a morning illness. He moved to Milford 26 years ago and was active in local business, charity, and Masonry. He leaves a wife and four daughters and two sons. His fame as a singer and community figure was noted.
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Hemith Anil
New Haven
Levep
Len O'Ulogis
Agknam
Countey
Cmd
Milford
Mra
Fla
Elvig
Prio
Ile Wis
Hanltan No. 3
Rriktwepork
Avis
Askwi
Wes
Hha
Wea Ulxle Askin
Daughium
Meir Shintey Hess
Paul Wilhelm
New Elieven
Missey Hines
Hina Ast
Milford Wid
Willa F. Agham
Lehay Ask
Saith
Atbels
Binenoaa
Lata
Geric
Rlaysal
Halyard
Jattley
Winghy
Hillz
Alougeate
Maat
Toray
Suslor
Penn State to Play on Coast January 4
Morvalgen Ore Penn State University will play a game on the coast January 4 to represent Pia bust in the interses. Coast Conference negotiations led by Dr Muahach and others discuss terms for a football game to be conducted by the Coast Conference president and university officials.
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Morvalgen
Ore
el Pennsquiita State University
Will
Intercelliwiate
Confercitne
Pia
Pasedene
Uni
Danmig
Prolite
de W. C. Ouhba Presiden
Muahach
Posnor Luniay
R and Ligton
Runt Sete Splay
Eastern Republic seizes Vladivostok with Japanese evacuation
In a wartime report from Moscow dated Thursday, forces of the Ire Maglev Hee public hive occupy Vladivostok in coordination with Japanese troops who begin evacuating the city as part of an agreed operation.
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Moscow
Ansottritud
Vladivostok
Promoters Face Bond Requirement On Meeting Expenses
A chaotic fragment reports a meeting of promoters and commissioners about bond payments for expenses. It mentions Eye Taye and Andy Cheney, a forthcoming November event, and a planned session to address travel and attendance. The text notes a meeting was not held, with officials unable to attend, and outlines that six business matters were to be discussed by the board.
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Fig Fallie
Kid Kraplin
Andy Cheney
Peinetpals
Youuin
Anil
Conington Noonka Todlomagan
Gloucester ship race sparks Cannock clash over four mile course
In a dramatic international series bout off Gloucester the Cannock rival gusting winds tested crews including Captain Morrissey and Bluenose. Weather rough, boats clashed, and leaders swapped positions as Dyneneere trailed yet fought back amid hazardous conditions.
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Cannock
Greek American veteran returns from France with French decoration
Christ A Melua of Pittsburg arrives Creshtend Milter after service in France with the twenty eighth division. He receives the Croix de Guerre from the French government for wounds suffered in action and is greeted by family and Mayo officials. Melua, vice president of the Greek American World War Veterans branch organized there, reports on wartime experiences.
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Peptsburgh
Chriat A
Melua
Plilsburgh
Creshtend
Panes
Rench
Piel
Melefia
Vigce
Hare
Foreign Vessels May Import Liquor Under Seal
Secretary Mellon issues order after talks with President Harding and Attorney General. The decree allows foreign ships to bring liquor under seal until the Supreme Court rules on the Daugherty ship quote decision. Brandeis refuses to stay enforcement, and hearings are moving toward a November 20 advance for the appeal. State Dept aims to align with foreign governments to avoid international friction when enforcing the ruling.
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Washingdon
Toreign
Ewall
Lirecmila Uit
United States Supreme Court
Daugherty
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Brandeis
Supreme Court
United States
Hand
New York
Itg
Avithin
State Department
Orde
Way
Fravianaly
Ran Orn
Bean
Marding
Clifford
Divison of Customs
Internal Revenue Commissionarily
Prohibidign Bureau
Mallon
Severary Mallon
Greenwich Woman Alleges Husband Unfit as Guardian
A Greenwich woman petitions to remove her husband as guardian of their daughter Katherine WH alleging he is unfit. The hearing before Judge Wadge was adjourned to November to allow a court stenographer to be obtained. Leonard Dyer, a New York City patent lawyer, is named as the husband. The proceeding involves testimony from several witnesses and prominent society figures, with legal counsel from Homes & Guminlugy and Raymond Hockett of Stamford representing the petitioner.
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Redford
Leonard
Katherine
Mira, Byer
Yorl
Gresnwich
Bea
Heyern
Minny
Dyers
Tver
Ghadet
Alma Wiilun
Foddson
New York City
Norwalk Democrats name representatives
Norwalk Democrats nominated Albert Pollen and Walked Dunn for city representatives to Rueceed Wapener. VanNess and Edward M. Welles were hamimited for Cala ofhes af the City nunyvecrtion. Van Ness refused candidacy and turned down the nomination. Welles was called to ley it on business.
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Norwalk
Ooth
Albert MM. Pollen
Walked Dunn
Demeric Cy
Stile
Wapener
VanNess
Edward M. Welles
van Ness
Welles
Cala
Ain
Ary Welles
Lloyd George Opens Campaign With Peace and Economy Stand
Lloyd George launches a London campaign speech defending peace and economy, opposing revolutionary methods, and urging unity to safeguard the country’s future. He recalls his Manchester talk of October 14 and calls for steadfast progress without party rancor. He warns against letting personal resentments destroy national effort.
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Lonton
Haro
Lloyd George
London
Jonah
Conmerene
Soe
Manchester
Peetioney
Woman Confesses Affidavit Links Mrs Hall to Rector’s Shooting
Mrs. Jane Gibson of Phillips Farm testified tonight that she signed an affidavit naming Frances Hall widow of Rev Edward W Hall as present at the shooting of the rector and Mrs Eleanor Milly. She said investigators spurned her testimony and she was urged to come forward again. The confession follows prior sworn statements corroborated by Mrs. Matthew Sulitz.
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Jane Gibson
Phillips Farm
Brunswick
Frances. Hall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Milly
Gibson
Phillipe
Prosecutor Btricker
Diltord
Hoyer
Siray
Agatn
Wilbur A. Mott
Ireland's New Constitution Passes Final Stage in Dail
DUBLIN Ireland's new constitution clears the final stage in Dail Eireann with Deputy John Milroy calling it the greatest act since the battle of Kine es Ib Washo monument. Milroy warned of risks to the peace process, urged reconciliation, and emphasized Northeastern Ireland’s interests while Gaelic remarks and amendments continued during the third reading.
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Ireland
Dail
Dublin
Dall Eireann
John Milroy
Mishnag Collits
Amhae Crinith
Tyla Niga
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