Witnesses claim in Hall murder case sparks new challenge
New Brunswick reports quote Mrs Jane Gibson repeating allegations that Frances Stevens Hall witnessed the murders of Rev. Earl Hall and Eleanor Mills on Sept 14. Gibson says she will tell truth despite threats, pledging to reveal whether Mrs Hall was at Phillips farm early morning. A detective unit is assigned to the Hell residence as debate over credibility continues.
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Bridgeport Coast Artillery Battalion Organized Tonight
Bridgeport joins Connecticut National Guard as the 88th company forms the Coast Artillery battalion under Major Evans. Regular Army instructors George Easterday and Lee Thompson arrive. several companies reach federal recognition quotas and internal sports plans begin. The ceremony at the armory will display equipment worth 250000 dollars as recruits gather.
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Neighbors halt Woodmont blaze with home extinguisher
Milford reports a Saturday woodpile fire near George B. Quirk’s home on Anderson Avenue was checked by neighbor James Parley and a hired man using a small extinguisher before fire units arrived. The blaze damaged the exterior and roof edge but no further harm occurred.
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Utica Editor George B. Durham Dies at Home
George B. Durham editor and publisher of the Utica Daily Press died at his home. The Utica, New York obituary notes his term leading the paper and his influence in local journalism.
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Woman Hurled to Her Death From Roof in New York Slaying
Police probe two murders in New York. One victim, lured to a roof and hurled to her death at an adulterous site near Paul’s Lutheran church. The other body found bullet-riddled and wrapped in a paper bag, bearing tattoos and reported linked to a man named Frank Kempler. Witnesses say the woman wore a valued ring. Police tie the cases to a possible mental state and an alleged plan to take the woman to a hospital for examination. Investigation continues.
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Four Boys Die in Gasoline Tank Blast at Somerville
In Somerville Massachusetts a gasoline tank explosion behind Culon square killed four boys aged about 14 and injured one. Names Jaimey Dwyer Elmer Lewid Edward Fitzgerald and Lawrence Allen from Charlestown were identified. John Brady of Somerville survived but was injured. The 200 gallon tank had been recently excavated and the boys were playing near it when fumes ignited.
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Castles in Ireland Burned in Fire Attacks
Fire swept through Ancrim Castle near Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland destroying Viscount Magisereene's residence and other household buildings. The blaze damaged a maid and a daughter of Archbishop Charles D Arcy. Reports say armed men set fires at multiple castles including Lydeny Castle in Galway, with guards and evacuations recorded as the event unfolded.
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Judge Dismisses Prisoner After Booze Session
In Cincinnati, Judge Wil lar Alexander faced a chaotic dispute in court as counsel argued over alleged intoxication. The judge tasted whiskey and ruled for dismissal, ordering the prisoner freed while the woman remained.
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Danbury Fire Destroys Block and Theater. Twelve Firemen Trapped
A massive blaze in Danbury destroys a three story business block and a theater, with an estimated $200,000 loss. Twelve firemen are trapped on a balcony as backdrafts strike, one firefighter severely injured. The fire halts traffic, scatters hotel guests, and takes hours to bring under control despite heavy apparatus and cold wind.
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Naval officer's wife found dying at Boston hospital
Police report a naval officer's wife, Rugsy Arden Gogan of Portsmouth Navy Yard, was found with a slit wrist and a near-empty bottle in her room at a Boston hospital. Doctor says she died shortly after admission as an investigation by the medical examiner proceeds.
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September Sales Set High Record
New York Federal Reserve agents reported September sales reached a high record with declines in some districts. Readiness of clothing and house furnishing sectors showed notable increases, and New York City posted an 18.4 percent rise.
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Glasses Fear Bonar Law To Be Reactionary
A fragmentary report discusses Bonar Law, described as steadfast, tranquil, and practical. It notes allies praise his restraint and sincerity while critics fear his leadership may stall reform. The piece mentions his Canadian birth and education at Glasgow University as part of his background.
Venizelist Speech Arouses Audience In Ct Riot
Reported speech in Avhigns Ct describes a Venizelist address provoking strong reactions. Delegates demanded punishment for a statesman and the crowd rioted wrecking portraits of leaders amid calls for harsher action.
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Labor Board Keeps Wage Plan Narrow in Rail Case
In a joint public dissent Wharton and others challenge the idea of living wages for railroad workers and maintenance of way staff. The board upheld a two cent per hour rise, noting broader wage hikes would swell annual payroll by billions and risk wider economic disruption.
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New Haven Man Dies After Short Illness
John F. Shanly a former senior at a local business and well known in New Haven died after a short illness. He had been a resident here for many years and was survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Yale Bowl Seating to Be Increased by 400
Yale Bowl seating will rise by at least 400 next year as stands are renumbered. Harold Woodcock, general manager of Yale Athletic Association, said capacity now 74,085 will practically reach 74,060 when remarked.
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Father of Eight Stabbed to Death in Street Brawl
In a West End street clash, Stephen Turmar fatally stabbed Andru Kovacs. Turmar, drunk, made no statement and collapsed at the Third precinct station. Police seized him. Kovacs’ death sent shock through the neighborhood as witnesses described a savage knife attack and a crowded scene near Spruce Street.
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Mussolini to Arrive in Rome as Fascist Power Grows
Mussolini is called by King Victor Emmanuel to form a cabinet after Salandra’s refusal. Mussolini and his Fascists are expected to enter Rome this evening signaling a decisive phase in Italian politics. D'Annunzio aide and royal forces coordinate as bands of Fascists seize towns in Basilicata and Campania, while Rome braces under armed patrols and military readiness.
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Fur Coats Worth 5 Million at Yale Game Saturday
Crowds flocked to Yale games as fur departments report 40000 coats and wallets valued at millions moved from storage. Delays arose as stores rushed deliveries and customers waited through busy hours for coats and warm garments amid shifting weather.
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