Paris Bluebeard Deported After Conviction
PARIS Oct 28 Henel Landru was convicted on the charges of swindle and bigamy. He was sentenced to 20 four years imprisonment and subsequent deportation. The prosecutor had argued murder charges might not be proven. Deportation likely to Noumea or Devil's Island.
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Bodies of 57 airmen return from Europe
The bodies of 57 United States Army Air Service airmen arrived in Hoboken aboard the transport Northern Pacific from Southampton. Many killed in combat or died of disease in England during the war. Mrs. Lucile Bingham, widow of Theodore A. Bingham former NYPD commissioner, died October 22 after a stroke in Aix les Bains during a continental tour.
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Farmers consider asking Congress for crop credit aid
Representatives of salting interests met to decide on steps to obtain added credit for marketing crops and may seek aid from Congress when it convenes next month. The conference reviewed a report from the prior farmers conference committee and heard the Federal Reserve Board’s policy on crop financing.
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Still may be legal because it's illegal in New Haven
Gabriel S. Finke of Redding faces charges of maintaining a still and possessing liquor while failing to register it. His counsel argued that since the still is now illicit under the Volstead act, he could not be charged with failure to register. Judge Momas ordered briefs to be filed.
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Naval court on Hayt stops testimony
Washington Oct 25 The naval court investigating American occupation of Hayti met only a few minutes today and adjourned until Monday without hearing witnesses Major Jesse F Dyer judge advocate said it was probable no more witnesses would be heard before the court left next week for Haiti
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New Haven Adopts Auto Rule From Bridgeport
New Haven on Oct 25 adopts a traffic code for public service vehicles in the business district. The law mirrors Bridgeport rules requiring drivers to turn their vehicles in front of train officers.
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