Mysterious Jersey Slaying Solved and Charged Youth
Clifford Hayes, ten, is to be charged with dual murder of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Mills. Prosecutors Beekman Strickler and Schneider announced in New Brunswick that Hayes acted after jealousy over Pearl Bahiner. Somerset County jail to hold Hayes and Schneider awaiting grand jury action.
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Clifford Hayes
Edward Hall
Jaynes Milly
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Pontel Dy
Beskinan
Raymond Sehmeiter
Hayes
Sommerer
Fran
Schawider
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Mayes
Mra. Mills
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Elon
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Schauidér
Hayesy
Rand
Rm Mills
Mide’ Ag
Willi" Stevens
Mea. Hall
DROWNS THREE CHILDREN AND A MOTHER IN SADDENED INCIDENT
Reports from Romester New York describe a drowning of three children Ethelyn Grace and Russell ages two months in a bath tub followed by a personal crisis as the mother’s body was found. The details indicate a tragic domestic accident with an incomplete official notification.
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Willits
Wheeler
Gerd
Ethelyn
Grace
le B'Ctack
Trial of 200 men for fatal Cliftonville riots
United Press reports in Wellsburg West Virginia that 200 men indicted for murder and inciting riots over Cliftonville events on July 17 faced trials. Sheriff Duval and witnesses were slain. jury and prosecutors prepared for separate trials and possible charges as hearings begin in Brooke County Court.
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Wellsburg
W. Vu
Cliftonville
Duval
Brooke County
John D. Gardyer
Steininville
United Mine Workers of America
Gardyee
Iast Syer
Vanile
W. S. Wilkin
Hrosk Couity
Government Plans New Bond Issue for Refund Financing
The Treasury will issue a 50 million 4 1 4 year security to refund government obligations. Secretary Mellin announced the refunding issue in a letter to bankers, noting favorable terms and redemption within five months. The bonds will bear October 16 dating and mature in 1962, with the option to redeem reserves.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treanny
Mellin
Fedleem
DRY LEADERS BATTLE AS PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT SHAKES
An internal dispute over Volstead Act enforcement surfaces in New York between officials led by Dr. Mark and federal enforcer Roy Maynes. Resignations of officials are reported, with Ruth Mellows traveling to Erie amid ongoing prohibition policy tensions.
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Sik
Biair
Haynes
Trewmury Mellon
la. Lcuife
Connsel
Women's Clean Government Organization
Two Garages at Findley Lake Entered in Theft
Thieves broke into two Findley Lake garages, taking over 500 dollars worth of auto tires from Bradley and Nuttall. Police sought the culprits, offering a 100 dollar reward for arrest and recovery, with investigators noting access through basement windows and cut wires.
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Bradley and Nuttall
Uist
Bradley and
Nuttall Yarapes
Flue
Nuttall Arage
Hradley
Dunkle
Chicago and Detroit Mayors In Near Clash Over Handshake
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson refused to shake hands with Detroit mayor as they met at the Wigstone Building during a National Air Races event. Detroit’s Mayor Maorens and Sydney D. Warren witnessed the moment, but no handshake occurred between the two executives.
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Detroit
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Chicago
Maorens
Thompson
Sydney Dy Warden
Wigstone
City Hall
Coronado Case Petition Denied by Court
The state supreme court today denied the Coronado Coal Company petition to reopen the famous suit against the United Mine Workers of America. The ruling ends efforts to revisit the labor dispute and upholds prior decisions in the long running case.
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Washington, Gt
Sa Dieate
Coronado. Coal Company
United Mine Workers of Amurion
Mistaken identity leads to shooting of Isaac Jacobson
Isaac Jacobson, 17, was shot while walking home in Philadelphia after bystanders mistook him for a bandit. Six men in a colored car fired several pipe fragments at him shouting squealer, then fled. Police seek a six-man gang. Jacobson unaware of his attackers.
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Berauss
Nang For
Ian
Jabainat Sone
Jatobeon
Sarazen Improves After Appendectomy Fight for World Golf Crown
Gene Sarazen, American open golf champion, shown improved after an appendectomy at St. John’s Riverside Hospital in New York. He had been weakened but won last Saturday at Rye against Walter Hagen to claim the virtual golf world championship title.
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New York
Gene Sarazen
SL John's Riverside Hospital
Wtrigken Funt
Walter Hagen
Rye
Greek Forces Move to Evacuate Thrace Amid Turmoil
Allied and Turkish nationalist tensions rise as Greek troops near Thrace begin withdrawal plans. Reports say Constantinople is within a day’s march, with neutral zones along the Marmara Sea under pressure and Turkish forces pushing toward Chanak as diplomats seek a ceasefire and orderly evacuation of Thrace.
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Heapsav U Houtril
Teicher Soto
Yarmise
Oth Pticey
Mephorus
Marnitha
Constantinople
Aloo
Karayakoli
Tunis Cigil
Thrace
Registration surges as voters rush to register
Registration in Baie shows more people registered than on prior days though fall enrollments may still lag behind last year. The final rush occurred on the west side with many women at the polls while the east saw a notable increase. Gifford Pinchot’s visit spurred interest as the last registration day loomed and local offices offered no major contest this fall.
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Gifford Pinchot
Mier
Detain Corry Man in Detroit After Accidental Run
Whiner Shuist, who left Corry Saturday for Detroit, is detained there as authorities investigate an accident in which a Corry swan is alleged to have run down a boy. Meagre details reached Corry as Mervyn Nast returned from business in Chicago and Cleveland and RP Gilmore visited Eria.
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Alse
Detroit
Ford Cary
Corry Swan
Thane
Mervyn Nast
Chicago
Cleveland
RP Gilmore
Eria
Harding to Lead Campaign Near East Aid Effort
A garbled dispatch reports Harding set to spearhead a Near East relief drive. It references American public support and mentions social committees, refugee aid, and wartime relief efforts with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Harding
Near East Aid
Police Blocked Philadelphia Drug Crusade Claims
A Philadelphia inquiry alleges police blocked a major anti drug raid, with several patrolmen ordered to stand trial as evidence is reviewed. Mayor Moore leads the probe while Judge Monahan and the district attorney face scrutiny for failing to provide corroborating evidence.
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Piiladelphta
Gety
Uje
Srvies Commission
Moore
Tod Wak
Monahan
Hear Complaint on Local Tax Assessment Delayed
Citizens will be heard by the City Commission and Board of Appeals at the Municipal Building. Third Ward boat yards and local properties tied to the assessment will have a hearing on the scheduled days.
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Membury
Probe death two servants in summer home investigation
Gloucester Massachusetts reports a rigid inquiry into the deaths of two servants at Miss Caroline Sinker's summer home. The deceased are Harry Devine of West Philadelphia and Stella Uhtoft of Freeland Pennsylvania. Police indicate liquor from a bootlegger may be involved as toxicology is analyzed.
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Gloucester
Mass
Caroline
Sinker
Philadelphia
Harry Devine
Chuufter
West Philadelphia
Mus Stella #uhtoft
Freeland
Pas
P Sert
Devine
Fire at Intersection Causes Street Damage
A night fire at the corner of Majiy Street and First Avenue damaged lines after contact with a tension wire. No injuries reported.
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Cwiten
Majiy Strest Land First Avenue
Noli
Lloyd George faces new crisis as government threatened
United Press reports pressure on Prime Minister Lloyd George as parliamentary sessions resume. The Observer notes factions within the coalition and threats to the government if the war effort falters, with Downing Street urged to present a manifesto.
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London
Lloyd George
Parlisiant
Prinje Rinister
Nika
Tony Heen
Lloyd Georg
Tor Eltaijee
Howie
Towanda Youth Convicted of Murder Charge
Ten year old Lewis Ab el of Mehoopany, charged in Towanda Va for murder in the death of Charles Davis, was found guilty after a court proceeding. The case involved Allen and Jilling with involvement claimed, and the youth plans to appeal.
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Lewis Abel
Mehoopany
Dethy
Charles Davis
Allen
West End Clash Sparks Police Inquiry After Melee
Police investigate a serious melee in the West End after reports of pranks and a man named Ben Sisley involved. One person, Miller, reportedly injured with a gash to the head while both sides face prior assault charges and were released by a county grand jury.
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Westend
Miter #4
Weekend Northeast Murders Shocks Olean and Erie
A spate of weekend killings and stabbings across Olean and Erie left multiple victims injured or dead. Notable incidents include a rejected suitor shot by a wife’s accomplice and a fatal shooting in Buffalo area incidents, with investigations ongoing and coroner reports pending.
Auto Upends on Findley Road in Slaying Probe
Police investigate a Saturday car crash on Findley Lake road linked to the slaying of 28 year old Andrew Bruno. A car carrying several youths was damaged. occupants fled. No witnesses reported. Frank O Day of Oil notified authorities.
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Pindley Lake
Sander
Andrew Bruno
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