State considers new witness offers solution to Mills murder
New evidence surfaced as authorities say a revised account from Mrs. Gibson and a Maple informant support a theory that Mr. Hall was killed in a bitter quarrel over Mrs. Mills. Mrs Gibson is escorted to Pennsylvania to avoid reporters while investigators prepare to present the case to Somerset grand jury.
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Hall
Gibson
Pennsylvania
New Brunswick
N. J
Litoib
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Hies
Ree Maple
Somerset Grand Jury
Jane Gibson
Mids
Bronewick
Downi
Hem
Wilbur Motz
Lady Nancy Deignss Declines to Strike Fallen Foes
Lady Nancy Deignss addresses Frymouth Sultan division voters after receiving Conservative party support. She condemns wartime figures and rejects aligning with Lilord George Balfour and Chamberlain, urging the country to unite rather than pursue personal insults and political feuds.
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Nancy
Vlyaloutt
Bayi
Sultan
Frymouth
Lilord-George
Balfour
Chaberlain
Campaign reports show GOP committees raised millions
Washington reports that Republican campaign committees raised 721939 to elect senators and representatives, with 645491 spent. Major donors included J D Rockefeller 15000 and J B Mellon 25000. Rockefeller and Mellon among several 10000 contributions, while Democratic groups prepare final filings before the November election.
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Washington
Sy Associated Press
House of Representative
Senaors and Representatives
Hy Treachury
RAEN
John JJ. Rockelller
Job D. Roolerenves
Rockefelecs
Fates
Qd Son
Repubilean Ygongress Touny
Niiong Vommiyee
Pyil Tomiahs
John DB Rockefeller
Predgeham, Oy
Milford Real Estate Man Arrested on Wife's Charge
Milford real estate figure Whitney, 90, was arrested by Chief James Maher on a wife’s charge. After a night in town jail, he posted a $300 bond through Frank T. Munc hon. Witnesses described a tumultuous scene with neighbors and a broken window as Mrs. Whitney reportedly confronted the accused at his home.
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Milford Real Estate
Milford, Vet
Spectala
Cheeler M. Whitney
Nauta
Jock Avenue
James M. Maher
James
Dorsey
Dores Upper
Caunient
Widali Beriile iMrx
Whitney
Ad Polign Slaher
Asquith and Lloyd-George Attack Coalition in Speech
In a Manchester style broadcast on campaign speech, Herbert Asquith and LloydGeorge assail the Coalition government. Asquith accuses LloydGeorge and Bonar Law of writing epitaphs to their own policy while urging coordinated state control of enterprise and free trade within Liberal aims. Churchill’s appendix operation delay noted. Dundee campaign entrusted to others as the center declaims threaten to recast policy.
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Get
H. Asquith
Gree
Peterborough
Coalition
Lloyd-Geocee
Bonar Law
Mr. Asquith
Tonarlin
Asquith
Churchiil
Dundee
Alves
Davide Liev
George
Needleas
Churchill Deed
Ray
Bridgeport Boy Appeals for Aid in American Ward
A Bridgeport boy on a foreign cruise era seeks assistance from local aid networks. He appeals at his home on Lombard Street and requests help to locate a missing item, promising thanks from an American sailor.
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Bridgeport
Siga Login Street
Wawra
Sailor
Deaf Mute Upbraids Inquiring Policeman at Bridgeport
A deaf mute confronted a patrolman near Bridgeport after refusing to identify himself. The man claimed mistreatment, and the exchange turned noisy. Police report he spoke aggressively while a crowd gathered. city court convenes this morning to address the incident.
Coal price cuts proposed for home use by fuel distributor
Federal fuel distributor Spens says coal prices may drop from five to two and a half dollars per ton for households after talks with Ohio and Pennsylvania operators. Similar reductions could extend to other districts. Operators will meet in Chicago to set terms while routes and buyers adjust.
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Pual
Spens
Ohio
Bennsylvania
Teu
Adoud
Chicago
Imad
Coal Cargo Limits Highlight Harbor Meant Restrictions
A hastily scrawled dispatch reports six thousand tons of coal reaching the harbor. Trade notes reveal dealers awaiting word on allocation while officials discuss possible orders restricting delivery to at most two tons per buyer from November to January.
Cost of living due for WMP rally tight on costs
A large casino rally features Senator Harrison of Mississippi denouncing Republicans and linking labor and big business to costs, with Democrats urged to return to power. Speakers including Fitzgerald and Seeley rally the crowd as parade and speeches draw cheers and glossy show of support.
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Pay Harrison
Mississippi
Mulveiun
Congress
Waite House
Democratic Party
United States
Wilson
Crichini
Senate
Harrison
Fitederald
Toy Now
Thomas J. Seeiney
Candiate Oy United
Tieam
White Gerald
Ceti Ag
Wilson Thera
Maine
Gsnettia
Phe
Msn Ware Drum Corp
McMareny
Totty WL. McMurray
Cornell
McNair
Leader of the Fascists May Organize New Cabinet
A fragmented and garbled passage describes potential reshuffling within a fascist leadership, naming Prender Moet and Sandud Chel amid references to new cabinet formation. It mentions political factions, calls for strategic realignments, and hints at a death in the ongoing turmoil.
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Isaac
Prender Moet
Sandud
Lee
Victor Einganvel
Wits
Yale Army Game Travel Tips For Bridgeport Fans
Yale and Army fans traveling from Bridgeport are advised to take trains at 14 24 and 12 36 to New Haven for the Yale Army game at 2 30. Cadet drill begins at 2 o'clock, with three routes to the stadium via Derby Post road, Boston Post road, and Shore road through Milford to Savin Rock.
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Stratford
Milford
Derby Post Road
Boston Post Road
Bridgeport
Shore Road
Repaired
Savin Rock
Navy Day Annual Event in Bridgeport
Navy Day celebration in Bridgeport attracts around 1,000 visitors over two days aboard destroyers tender and submarines. Captain H C Cocke notes a public inspection, with visitors including hundreds of schoolchildren, while submarines R-9 and R-22 return to base at New London.
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Bridgeport
Eolven
Dascrayers
H. C. Cocke
New London
Dralion
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Prica
New Loney
Crett
Alten
Sebel
Yestardiy
Tavuie
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Navy
Tyutog
Toy
Theostolk
Pimide
Sity Crert
Cortright presiding as 1,700 educators convene in Bridgeport
Fairfield and Litchfield Counties educators met in Bridgeport for a four sectional Connecticut teachers convention. About 1,700 delegates attended morning sessions at the High School while Dr Brubacher of Albany urged that social control comes from a democratic average. Dr Uaney spoke on art’s role in life and education.
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de, Brubacher
Algobala
James P. Uaney
New York
Ci 5Cois
Haney
Imiesest Puigool
Junor High School
Stementary School
Educarion of
Bligh School
Viet Ae
Malhoenureh
Broad Street
Fairefied Avenue
Congress Straich
Applied Arts
One Tinh
Ve Evereth
Colonial Express Derailed injures two passengers
Washington October reports indicate the Colonial Express was derailed on the road from Boston to Wheeling injuring two passengers. The incident occurred near a major junction, with officials describing the crash as a significant disruption to travel. Local authorities and railway staff initiated emergency procedures as investigators began to piece together the cause and timeline of the derailment.
New Haven Man Murdered in Home Crime Stuns City as Slayer Escapes
A New Haven man was killed in his residence amid a chaotic scene, while the suspected killer fled the area. Police request information as investigators review opening leads and search for the escapee.
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New Haven
Yale Army gridiron classic draws near sixty thousand fans
Yale and Army prepare for their twenty second meeting in the Yale Bowl with attendance near 74 000 to 76 000 expected. Whitey Neale likely to star for Yale while Charley O Hearn and George Beckett are injured. Nedinger shifts to quarterback as Adams may see action in the succession plan.
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Yale
Army
Cadet Corps
Uncle Sam
Plains of the Hudson
Yale Army
Charley O'Hearn
George Beckett
Barker
North Carling
Newell Nedinger
Malcolm Aldrich
Neidlinger
Long skirt ban backed by three hundred thousand women
New York women voted unanimously to wear dresses seven inches or shorter, urged by the New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs to reform apparel. The resolution condemns floor sweeping skirts as harmful and germ laden, promoting modest attire nationwide.
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New York
Lengli Aklet
New York City
Mayor Atwater Pushes Charter Vote On Ballot Issue
Mayor Frederick Atwater urges voters to study the proposed city charter and vote. The question hinges on whether a majority can adopt the charter with a copy of the proposal placed before every voter before election.
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Mayor Atwater
Monae
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