Alfred Seeley Dies After New Jersey Car Crash
Alfred Hooper Seeley of New York City died in Englewood Hospital after injuries from a Tenafly, New Jersey automobile crash two days earlier. He was half-brother of Canton Barnum Seeley and cousin of Mrs. William B. Leigh. Funeral services were held in New York City with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Alfred Hooper Seeley
New York City
Canton
Barnum Seeley
Bridgeport, Trust Company
William B. Leigh
Aldo
Englewood Hospital
Englewood
Tenafly
N. Z
Seeley
Alfred Seeley
Nathan Seeley
Tour+aine
Ife
Bertha Seeley
Bridgeport
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Paul Ricker
Wilson Marshall
Leigh
Church of the Heavenly Rest
East 89Th Street
Darlington
Bishop Shipman
New York
Woodawn
Man Caught With Gun Sentenced in City Court
Henry Belcher, 21, of 42 Reservoir Avenue, was sentenced to four months in jail for carrying an automatic revolver without a permit. The weapon dropped from his pocket Sunday near Thorn's garage in Stratford, leading to his arrest after police traced a number on his car. He also paid fines for operating without a license and without proper vehicle registration.
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Wiliam J. Buckley
Henry Belcher
Reservoir Avenue
Belcher
Thorn
Stratford
Strage
Betcher
Era
Bridgeport
William McCarthy
Foun
Wife collapses as mate is held in New Haven court
Louis Polk faced forgery charges in City court tied to fraudulent checks over 23 years. As Polk was moved to police headquarters his wife fainted and was carried away. She awaits extradition to New York to face charges while Polk remains held on six thousand dollar bonds. Multiple witnesses testified. numerous telegrams from other cities requested his return for alleged offenses.
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New Haven
Louis Polk
Polk
New York
Polkami
Radio Programming Grid with Navy Day Remarks
A dense listing of radio stations New York and beyond detailing daily schedules. Programs include concerts, talks, weather, market reports, navy day features, and guest performances across WHAP WCBS WNEW WABC and others with times ranging from morning to late evening.
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WLYWL
New York
FE —Vethics
Rev. J
Hoss
Jane Behell
Orpheus Trio
Jace - M
tHri Scout Movement
Helen Fogel
L—Garrett Hutsalmons
WFBR
Fredh Schaefer
Bd Schaefer
Osre of the Hair
Schoa—Dutty
Bert Lowe
Majeatic Hosemble
Muickerbocker Orchestra
Plorence Muncott
Aaron W. Hoeny
Trianon Orchestra
Schenectady
Pawar Agricultural Progran
Rastman
Jacobs
Bill Wothey
John Mundy
Ana Ciytia Hine
Our Democracy
Dean Buftr
DB. Smith
Katinka Gypsy
Joachim
Studio Guild
P. Flw
Rosh
Huterpe
Roxane Erb
Messner Brothers Orchestra
WAAM
Nhwark
N. J
Stichard Hart
Bul McWalters
WB2
Springfield
Sidelights
Lenox Ensemble
Copley Plaza
Studia Nature League
Henry Vork
Rege
Carmella Vena
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Marlow
Betty Crorker
Stock Exchange
KDA
String Quartet University
WTAM
Cleveland
Qhio
Sosres
Tombario
Royal Canadians
Lolks
Publc Amstorium
Horwitz Collegian Serenaders
WMCA
Barket
Larry Small
Cocito Arnold
Halph Odierno
Byer
Theatee
Edin Weds
Bicie Gillies
Palobmny Day
Mildred Scism
McAlpin Orchestra
Mecalpin Orchester
Finkesberg
Radio Franks
Nest Cian
Three Men Arrested for Forcible Car Take in Stamford
In Stamford on October 26 special agent reports three suspects Wilam Cohen Hugh Hazzell and Max Miller all from New York and Astoria were arrested on breach of the peace charges after they seized a motor car bought on installments by Harry Leonard of the Hotel Hazelton. Leonard stopped payments citing defects and notified the company. The trio recovered the car in front of the Hazelton and fled with it before police caught them at headquarters. One suspect posted 40 bond for November 1 in city court.
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Stamford
Wilam Cohen
West Sth Street
New York
Hugh Hazzell
Thirty-Fifth Street
Astoria
Max Miller
Goodrich Street
Harry Leonard
Hazelton
Leonard
Polce
Rach
Ball
Witnesses prepare for state case in Hall murder trial
More than 100 principal witnesses join the state case in the Hall murder trial at Somerville New Jersey. Names include 80 principals, with many detailing where they were on September 1, 1922. De Hussey’s Lane figures prominently, along with the vanished crabapple tree and Jenny the mule as recalled by witnesses.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
New Haunawick
Eleanor R. Mills
Alexander &Impnon
DeRuasey
Tane
Lkely
de Htuasey
de Hrussey
Church of St. John the Evangelist
de Masgey
Jane
New Brunswick
Milltown Pike
New York
Jenny
Jane Gibson
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie Stevens
Edward de la Bruyere Carpender
Silk Mill Head to Face Court in Labor Case
Leonard P. Frieder, vice president of National Spun Silk, is summoned to District court in New Bedford to answer a charge of violating state labor laws by attempting to deter workers from joining unions. John P. Sullivan of Fall River, an inspector for the State Board of Labor and Industries, filed the complaint. witnesses have been summoned. Frieder listed addresses in New Bedford and New York.
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New Bedford
Mass
Leonard P. Frieder
National Spun Silk Company, Inc
John P. Sullivan
Fall River
Massachusetts State Board of Labor and Industries
Prieder
Wamsutin Club
New York
West End Avenue
State ballot error found in Saybrook slate
Hartford Oct 26 AP The Saybrook town clerk James H Stannard notes an error in Horace E Kelsey name on ballots for the Thirty fourth district Democratic candidate for Senator Horace B Kelsey appears on official ballots The district convention chair man Kirwan may have caused the spelling error If ballots are challenged new ballots may be printed for ten towns in the district
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Hartford
Secretary of State
James H. Stannard
Saybrook
Horace B. Kelsey
Thirtyfourth
Horace E. Kelsey
Horace B
Kirwan
Beer candidate trims costs in Illinois senatorial bid
Eugene A. Moran, treasurer for the Non-Patrisan group backing Raymond T. O Keefe as a beer and wine candidate, reported that O Keefe's campaign expenditures totalled 20 cents. He itemized two fifteen cent cigars bought for two supporters who filed his nomination petition.
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Washington
Illinois
Eugene A. Moran
Raymond T. O'Keefe
Senate Today
O'Keefe
Moran
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Tucker
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U. S. Navy
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Jackson
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David Rosenthal
WAIG
Richmond
HTLL
Arlington
Hort Chumberlain
Margie Make
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Angling Chot
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Artington
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Pelte
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Puroty
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Tommy Thomson
Clarence Willams
Rlo
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Kener
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Heithollant
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Storrs
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Douglas Robinson
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Alice
Chittenden
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Tulk
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Mas
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Plana
Qao
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Simien
Utdoor Life
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Lewiwahn
Mido
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WRC
WEBH
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Mary Krausch
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