Elwood Wade’s deathbed confession of Nott murder
The Times prints Elwood B Wade’s full dying statement from Wethersfield prison describing the brutal murder of George B Nott at the Nott home on Judson avenue last August. Wade details the struggle with Nott, Mrs Nott’s alleged role with the pipe and knife, the move to the stairs and attic, and the concealment plan involving a trunk and bloodstained rooms.
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Wade
Nott
Times Pub. Company
Times
Elwood B. Wade
George B. Nott
Judson Avenue
Wethersfield
Fred’k E. Morgan
Foster and Morgan
Earle L. Garlick
Mrs. Nott
George
Wade's Wife To Get Love Letters
State's Attorney Homer S. Cummings will return 47 letters once called the mystery letters to Mrs. Mary Seery Wade wife of Elwood Wade. Mrs Wade offered to destroy them upon return. The letters written by Ethel Nott to Elwood Wade were created while both were jailed on North Avenue.
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Ethel Hutchins Nott
Promine
Mary Seery Wade
Wood Wade
Homer S. Cummings
Elwood Wade Wile
Orth Avenue
Mrs. Nott Begins Life Term At State Prison Laundry
Mrs. Ethel Hutchins Nott the confessed wife-murderer of Bridgeport gambler George E. Nott started her life imprisonment in the state prison. She was assigned to the prison laundry after registration and rested well after a harrowing trial and journey. Authorities say companionship and labor will aid her recovery and she may receive visitors every two weeks under prisoners’ regulations.
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Frederick E. Morgan
Wade
Earle Garlick
State Prison
Nott
Mr. Morgan
Times
Wethersfield
Ethel Hutchins Nott
George E. Nott
Bridgeport
Police Drive Nets Twelve Motorists in Bridgeport
Bridgeport police halted a morning patrol arresting twelve drivers including eight overloa ding youths, one reckless driver, one traffic rule violator, and two private owners. All are due in Scene Court tomorrow after arraignment on parking ordinance violations and related charges. Names of several arrestees from Pembroke Street Witmet Avenue Bostwick Avenue Manor Court Wear Liberty Street, New Haven and Stratford are listed.
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Bridgeport Hi
Oree
Parkers
Benjamin K. Flynn
Pembroke Street
Gabriel Nelson
Witmet Avenue
Isadore c. Katz
Bostwick Avenue
Harold Harkinson
Manor Cied
Robert I. Adams
Wear Liberty Street
Frank Cogan
New Haves
Stanley Tellere
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Nes
Decision Expected This Week in Major Supreme Court Case
A famous Supreme Court case progresses toward a decision this week as both sides submit briefs on whether highly important government information constitutes government property in a legal sense. The dispute centers on ownership and control of sensitive data and its implications for state secrecy and public access.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury
Caecretin
Ashton E Embry
Supreme Cou
Justice McKenna
TH. EL Moses
EM. Mayer
JL. Graves
Department of Justice
Justice Siddons
Marlen E. Pow
Int
Embry
Justice McGenna
Ime
Specifi
Fed
Southern Pacific Oil Funds
Lasker Offered Shipping Board Chairmanship
President Harding tendered the U S Shipping Board chairmanship to A D Lasker of Chicago after Walter C Teagle advised his nomination Teagle favored Lasker and pledged support Lasker said he would travel to Washington to discuss the matter Chicago June 3 1923 story notes Lasker is a Chicago businessman and stockholder in the Chicago Cubs organization and was active in Harding campaigns.
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Washington
Harding
U. S. Shipping Board
A. D. Lasker
Chicco
Lasker
Chicago
Walter C. Teagle
Standard OU Company
New Jersey
Teagle
Marion
D. Lasker
U.S
Chicas National League Baseball Club
Miss Cecil Leitch Retains British Open Title
Turnberry reports Miss Cecil Leitch defeated Miss Joyes Wethered to retain the championship title in the British ladies open golf tournament. State Referee Joel H Reed will conduct hearings on contested divorce cases next week, likely the final referee hearings this year.
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Joel Hreed
Single Headed Tax Commission Plan May Be Abolished
Deners Assembly expects favorable report on a bill to abolish the single headed tax commissioner and return to a board of assessors amid opposition and reports of internal dissension within the tax commission.
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Tom Bares Voung
Office of
Tax Commisssioner
Deners Assembly
Tax Commission
Tax Commissioners Office
Pansin
Railroads pay heavy cost for clocking time in 1926
Washington June. Panching the clock under national agreements cost U S railroads about 6.5 million dollars in the first six months of 1926. KE T Whiter of Philadelphia, chairman of the Conference Committee of Railway Managers, told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that workers were paid for one extra hour weekly to record on duty time. The cost, he said, totaled 6,445,058 dollars, illustrating wartime rule effects on efficiency and operating costs.
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Washington
United States
KE. T. Whiter
Philadelphia
Conference Committee of Railway Maragera
Senate Interstate Commerce Committers
Transportation Inquiry
Whiter
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Ruth
Notts
Johnston
Ott
Mr. Nott
Ferguson
Shipping Board
London
Samsun
Trebizond
Turkey
Athens
Samson
Izmatolia
Black Sea
Jin
Rairoad Administration
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