Court orders resumption of Dougherty trial after plea loss
In a long chamber session Judge Wark ordered the trial to continue as defense motions were argued behind closed doors. The hearing addressed conspiracy charges against Dougherty and Miler aide and involved testimony about government complicity and asset seizures from the wartime era.
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Williams
Miler. II
New York
Dougherty
Thomas Wo Mier
Wark
Teathy
Annie
Tate
Wick
Agere
Chamois
Mt Torne
Buckner
Idly Gudge
Howe
Civen
Bochrer
Ness
Lefense
Tada
Wiline
Asustar
Vibe
Pedner Tien
Mlewel Ilegat
Amer
Metalos Pany
Theonems
Cafe Mel Bs
Erd Meiton Germieh Metal Ob
Tina Thea
Lin Mertoy
Fragmented Reader Notes From A Dense Newspaper Page
A sprawling OCR page fragment mentions city and state names, school activities, court notes, and sports blurbs. It references Watertown, Deland, Atletico items, and various officials, with scattered names like Yaung and Daubert. The text is fragmented and multi-topic, typical of a busy late edition.
Druggist Errors Sparks Radio Alert on Strychnine Dose
A druggist misused a strychnine dose prompting a radio broadcast to warn the public. Dispatches describe a strange call and attempts to locate the pharmacist as authorities investigate the prescription mix up and ensure safe handling of the dangerous substance.
Shape of Ankles Fraud Case Taught in Court
Witness Benedict testified on the Carmel cottage scenario linked to the McPherson case. He claimed he created the impression Mrs Wisemin-Sielaft was cowed by the visitor before Mrs Sielaft’s actions. Defense contends the witness was coached. Co-defendant Mrs Sielaff and Mrs McPherson deny fostered conspiracy.
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Los Angeles
Irmel
Aimee Suenple Werherson
Lorraine Wisemin-Sielaft
Carmel
Stlaff
Metrete
Sielaft
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Benedict
Hahn
Sielaff
Reints
Attheney Hahn
Kennedy
Asa Keyes
Gas Pipe Explosion Death in Watertown Tragedy
A steam shovel ruptured a gas line in Watertown causing a fatal blast. One man died instantly, others were injured as responders battled flames and the street was shut down. Investigators cordoned off Depo Street while a wider check of the gas system was ordered.
Federal Officials End Bread and Water Diet
Mrs. Berger sues claiming a former teacher stole her husband’s love amid a political bramble of accusations and a chaotic newspaper page laden with OCR glitches. The fragmentary text mentions legal action, personal claims, and uncertain attributions, reflecting a controversial public dispute interwoven with misread lines and jumbled names.
Hornsby’s Mother Dies and Son Plays World Series
Ves M oD Y Hornsby dies as his son Rogers Hornsby remains set to play in the World Series. The mother’s long devotion influenced his resolve to start the opening game in New York, though she hoped he would be in St Louis. The family history recalls tragedy and widowhood shaping their path.
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Hornsby
St. Louis
Austin
Tex
Y Hornsby
Rogers Ion
Mos Hornsby
New York
Cardinal Munger
Republicans Rally Over Alienists Claims And State Finances
In Hartford and New Haven on Sept 24 AP reports five alienists testified that wealthy jeweler and itinerant salesman Frank E Capewell should be released from custody, with court proceedings resuming tomorrow. The same day John E Doughan, former New Haven town clerk, was nominated in the Third Congressional district to oppose John Quilyen, as Republicans push a platform favoring repeal of the 18th Amendment and criticising state expenses under Morris Decrice Economy Plea. Dem governor candidate Tominueim addressed finances and the independent voter stance amid ongoing debates on distribution control during strikes.
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New Haven
John E Doughan
John Quilyen
Republian
Connecticut
Charles
Ry Mains
Tominueim
Morris Decrice
Dyers
Mio Marrs
Hartford
Frank Eo Gapewell
Nickerson
Walter If Clark
Probate
Capewell
Allan Ross Diefendort
New Halloon
Hugh F. Keating
John L Buell
Litchfield
Alexander James Anderson
North Woodbury
Charles H Coryreil
Gapewell
Clayton H Klein
Frank B. Neill
Waterbury
Frank E Muniin
Winsford
Edward W Bride
Westport Votes to Extend Elections and Court Fight
A 1980 town meeting in Westport voted to extend terms for town officers to biennial elections, with a majority supporting the amendment. The dispute with Stratford over a land title and boundary remains tied up in court as parties seek a ruling on ownership and damages.
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Westport
Short Beach Row
Stratford
Terulags
Questhia
Toby Ath
Bridgeport
WGN
Tatford
Nyner
HC Bennett
Berch
Housatonic River
Plantiff
Spiritually Unhappy Though Mathematically Wealthy
Tas naai residents face a paradox of prosperity amid spiritual distress as Mark Sullivan discusses the subject in a nationally viewed column. He explores the tension between material abundance and inner emptiness, noting widespread discontent despite economic gains. The piece situates Tassbank, a forties era town on the Sandee Coast, as a focal point for contemplation about wealth and well being.
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Tas Naai
Suliivan
Trama
Sandee
Modern dress blamed for crime by Baptist pastor
Rev R Daniel Trick of Second Baptist Church told about 150 clergy at the Fairfield County Baptist association meeting that modern dress by women stimulates criminal acts. He claimed court records show rising crime in this area, yet law enforcement seems to be decreasing as courts report fewer timber act cases.
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R Daniel Trick
Second Baptist Church
Fairfield County Baptist Association
Laywen
Strafield Baptist Church
Trlek
Mr Trick
William Howard Taft
Myr Taft
Ltis
Judge Ives Quits Bench in Danbury
Danbury Judge Ives Moss has resigned from the Danbury City Court. Governor John H. Trumbull accepted the resignation after a long tenure beginning September 1, 1917. Ives served as prosecuting attorney for Danbury and was a long-time member of the Connecticut Bar.
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Ives
Danbury
Ospera
Moss Ives
John
Tranbol
Iveseid
Tahoe Tex
Dinky
Tse
Imprisoned Miners Freed After Five Day Shaft Rescue
Rescue of forty four miners trapped in a shaft was completed at 11 70 tonight. All men were brought to surface and sent to Grandview hospital for rest. First man out was Samuel F Synkelman, 35, father of eight, followed by others amid cheers as thousands watched.
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Ronwood
Mich
Npted
Ming
NNO
Grandview Hospital
Tharine
Cer
Simuel F Synkelman
Matt Wicklund
Nining Company
Jammal
Ely
Ias
Oscar Olson
Olver Company
Jus’ Erickson
Erickson
Vera Cruz Gale Strikes City. Residents Repair
The Mexican port of Vera Cruz sustained severe damage as a gale swept the coast. Reports indicate two people drowned and property losses reached thousands of pesos in waterfront shanties and wooden structures. Local authorities aid rescue and assess the scene.
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Word
Eulyv
Suscettted
Lenglen Arrives in U S to Cash In on Tennis Fame
Lenglen, famed tennis czar of the era, arrives in the United States amid talk of profits and business ventures. She comments on earnings prospects, shifts in the sport, and her public image as she plans appearances and potential endorsements.
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Lenglen
U. S
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Andrew
Hake
Lea
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Flore
St Louis
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Taft
Hort
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Hawes
Don Page
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Gale
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Cannes
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