Two More Arrested in Hall Mills Murder Probe in Jersey Case
In New Brunswick police hold Pearl Bahmer and her father Nicholas Baker as suspects. The arrests follow the Hall Mills murder of minister Rev. Waldner Hatl and Eleanor Mills. Bail set at 10000 dollars. Authorities say the pair may illuminate additional details while investigators pursue all angles.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Balward Wheeler Hatl
Eléanor Mills
Church of St John the] “Evangelist
Peart Bahmes
Serless Pips Witd
Schneider Om
Nig Mil
Cutford Haven
Nicholas Baker
Wayard Pearl
Schneider
Milionaire
Phillon Faery
Murer
Peasl
Schneier
Boulhneider
Balmer
Mhiner
Uie Daughian
Cape
Averuwa Taf Ag
Hank B. Athy
Schnelder
Klis
Moby
New Bruswick
Hayes
Trade Board Probed as Prominent Grain Dealers Testify
Chicago October 11 Federal Trade Commission hearings summon leading Midwest grain dealers including J Ogden Armour and Joseph Griffin to explain speculation practices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Attorneys caution witnesses on answering only permitted questions while Samuel Milner notes his dual role as both suspect and speculator. Mrs B D Garrett travels to Bellefonte after the sudden death of her aunt Mrs M Rodenburg.
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Chicago
Middle West
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
J. Ogden Armour
Joseph P .Griffin
M. I. Townley
Samuel Milner
Board of Trade
Big Sharon Steel Factories Reopen After Blast
Sharon Pennsylvania reports plants at American Steel and Wire Co and other units reopening after a blast. Two of three stacks are active, oven hearths restarted, and production expected to ramp up by week’s end with mills from American Shot and Tin Plate Co and related entities resuming duties.
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Sharon
Carnegie Steel Co
American Steel and Wire Co
Doemal
Amercain Shot and Tin Plate Co
Lloyd George Faces General Election Soon
London dispatch reports broad predictions that Lloyd George faces a general election that could decide his tenure as prime minister. The Daily Chronicle suggests he will resist quitting amid a strong opposition, with a Manchester rally planned to defend Near East policies and appeal to the country for support.
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Lloyd George
London
Loyds George
Oise
Volitivais Teaders
Pinion
Daily Chronicle
Christitak
Pownly
Lefure
Parlin
Wemevonwanes Iy Niwanber
the Chronicle
Lng
Mi Bewe
Manchiester
Near East
Drastic supervision of immigration urged for U.S.
United Press reports that Dr Lunper, special immigration agent, urged the president to enforce drastic immigration controls. The doctor toured Europe and the Near East and pushed methods to restrict entry of undesired elements and to protect aliens in commerce while promoting eventual American citizenship.
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United Press
Washington
Frm
Henne
Alan ‘Ippers
Lunper
Eerpf
Tuckey
Syria
Palestine
Davis
Tipper
Crosby Support Grows Amid Democratic Contest
Charles Ni Crosby of Linesville visits city with friends and heads to Union City as Crosby carries strong support and uneasy Republican response. Indications suggest Crosby will gain favors from party leaders and face opposition from some local Republicans frustrated by tactics and the current congressman.
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Charles Ni Crosby
Linesville
Congress
Union City
Bemo- Geté
Tigaunty
Crossy
Speril
Iit
Republican League
Inadere Weil
Brotherhood Split Rocks Labor World in Rail Scene
In Cleveland dated Oct 1 a rift splits rail unions as the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the four allied brotherhoods react to a gift announcement from the Brotherhood of Engineers and Steamship Clerks. Dissatisfied clerks withdraw and form a new union, the Brotherhood of Office Rampoyes of the Common Carriers.
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Cleveland
Uil
W. de Lee
Wrothertill
Brotherhood of Aaghray
Clerks Brotherhood
Offi Ramp
State Makes Payments to School Districts
State funds due to districts under the Ramunds Act total $8.99 million as of August 1, with only $20,107 remaining unpaid. Philadelphia faces $976,900 and Pittsburgh $390,050 in arrears. overall August 1 payments reach $8,988,708. Auditor Lemuel S. Lewis notes stronger general fund receipts through October versus last year.
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Harrisburg
Lemuel
Lewis
Auest
Philelphia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Angin
Department of Publistinction
Levis
Railroad strike easing urged with Pepper aid on coal shortfalls
Thomas Kennedy president of District No 7 OML WOLA met Senator George W Pepper and asked him to use his influence to end the railroad shopmen's strike amid coal shortages. Kennedy conveyed urgency as coal cars sit on sidings and rail service remains disrupted.
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Pepper
Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
OML Wola
George W. Pepper
Coal glut on rails sparks widespread scarcity fears
Across cities authorities warn of fuel shortages as thousands of tons of anthracite coal lie idle on railroad sidings. Scranton dispatch reports 20 000 tons on lines in Luzerne County with other mines in the Lackawanna field similarly stalled by railroad equipment delays.
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Scranton
Columbus
Kore
Lusemne
Lackawanna
Uoiont
Hydeon Coal Co
Senator Vere Moves in Political Crisis and Kidnap Rumors
State Senator Edwin R. Vere head of the Republican organization in New Mexico is involved in a political crisis amid reports that a person named Phil may have been kidnapped in Chihuahua City. Vere is slated for possible transfer to Los Angeles to face murder charges, with doctors and nurses tending to him after a fainting spell.
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Philadelphia
Oet
Edwin R. Vere
Republica Organization
Proms
UNI Sacce
Physi
Port Hare
Dorne
Alquin
Chihuahua City
Aineo
Te Ausohn
Jan el Daun
Dirigible voyage underway from Arcadia toward Langley field
The army airship G2 departed from the Arcadia balloon field under Major T. A. Strigee, heading east toward El Paso and Langley Field, Va. Officials hoped for a record flight by noon.
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Ross Keud
Arcadia
Cat
T. A. Strigee
el Papo
Lex
Strauss
el Pier
Langley
Pield
U S Spending Big Amount for Transportation
Detroit October 11 America is now spending for transportation about 100 per capita per year far more than the prewar national debt says Rowland Bisbing head of the department of transportation and communications in a National Air Institute address. He notes air transport challenges industry and calls for speed in transportation and lower costs.
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Detroit
America
Rowland Bisbing
Manaiger
Department of Transportation and Communication
Iited States Chamister of Commerce
National Air Institute
Bibbing
Ambe Jean
Amora
Develmp
Board of Education Bond Discussion Awaiting Final Action
With an election near, the Board has yet to issue a concise statement on the bond proposal. Uncertainty remains over whether funds will build a primary school east of the city or a Junior High with vocational programs. A special meeting hoped for Thursday aims to finalize the building plan and official policy once agreed.
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Board of Education
Supt. Hemstreet
Liquor Ban on Foreign Ships Questioned
United Press reports a court ruling on liquor aboard foreign ships affecting eight vessels and three mile limit. Daugherty hints readiness to cooperate, while foreign shipowners prepare a test case to challenge the ruling in federal court in New York. Embassies and foreign governments have been notified as protests mount.
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Wasitington
Uwnete
Daugherty
Treasury
Mid Juste Department
Atuupney Negra
Southein District
New York
Artyiees
Hon
America
Washington
Damages suit names J M Pupura as defendant
The record lists J M Pupura as defendant in a damage suit. The case involves claims of theft and unsafe operation of machinery, with attorney M G Carringer of Monesta representing the plaintiff for Erle county.
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J.m.pupura
Tom Parpura
Datine
Yellone Vontoett
Nia
Anna
Thie Phantit
Basp Thekary
Ywiefendant
M. G. Carringer
Monesta
Sowineil
Big Elephant at Liberty Ends Rampage in Wilmington
A frightened crowd watched as a large elephant escaped captivity and fled toward the Cypress swamps after a keeper offered tobacco during a circus performance. Police and handlers tracked the animal through Wilmington near the Cape Fear river, calming it with restraint.
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Wilmington
Cape Fear River
Armistice talks shape Thrace future and Turkish pullback plan
Allied delegates outline terms limiting Turkish withdrawal and Greek occupation in Thrace as armistice terms near finalization. Britain France and Greece commit to near East stability with Turkish gendarmerie entry restricted and troop movements defined.
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Evaniate
Thrace
Eigil
Chanak Seutral Sym
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