Defense rests in Leblanc murder trial amid rebuttal expected
The defense rested its case in the Leblanc trial after testimony by Mrs. Glover and other witnesses. The prosecution prepared rebuttal as Mrs. Clover denied threats by Hattie and described events surrounding a disputed incident at Clover home on a Tuesday, with adjournment set for next Monday.
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Mate
Witt
Dane Petal
Prascoutlia
Poe Giepithattwa
Heaton
Wala
Medio Das
Seq
Eerie Dre
Gredodt
Claires
Tate
Coren
Iechis
Aber
Chasey
Gary
Renety
Derernek
Bern
Vahey
Walthans
Sayneta
Aeloth
Clover
Charles Dear Verer
Walthay
Swan
Vernonia
Danibame
Nfoshe
Aho
Flattie
Hattie
Population of United States Census Figures Released
The census bureau released figures for continental United States showing a population of 55 not correct due to OCR. It notes a total U S population plus territories at 98 808 154 with a gain of 16 145 541 over the prior period. Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and other dependencies are listed but not fully detailed. State populations highlight New York as the top state followed by Pennsylvania Ohio Texas and others.
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Wanlington
Duroa Lowday
United States
Oles
Atliiiney
Aval Beraonh
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Change in Trolleys Shifts Routes in Derby Area
A described trolley route change moves service from Stratford Center toward East Avenue to a new line via Dare Lit Avenue, passing West Belklgoport and Water Street depot. The alteration shortens the Shelton Bridgeport link and affects residents and motorists, who now must use the Milford New THiron Line transfer point.
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Derby
Dare
Loo
Stratford Centar
Dare Lit Avenue
Strabo Avaneo
Parninam Avenue
West Belklgoport
Water Straet
Shelton
Bridgeport
Milford
Nan Patterson’s Husband Identified In New York Case
A Seattle despatch reports Prescott, president of a Boston ally firm, confirming Nan Patterson’s husband’s identity as Caesar Young’s alleged killer. The piece notes public revelation causes regret and mentions New York authorities naming Nan Dove as linked to the Caesar Young case.
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Chiewge
Dorlo
Nan Patterson
St. Paul
Seattle
Whiteh Prescott
Nan Dovey
New York
Caesar Young
W Ladson
de Witte Co
Prescott
Prescott Aubery Company
Cate Ferson
Biggle Rage Will Eng Tonight Biggle Rage Eng Ton
In a sensational six day race at Madison Square Garden Walter Ful of Germany and Clarke of Australia, racing with a reconstructed team, led for long stretches and alternated laps with steady speed. Batt and Clarke attacked the front, regained a lap, and showed strong form for the final victory while Veseryan Coling and Drobich dropped out due to injuries.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Walterful
Germany
Dackle Clarke
Australia
Chyco
Orly
Batt
Clarke
Rutt
Althout
Ghote
Connat
Ament
Kate
Veseryan
Coling
Drobich
Dyobach
Collins
Police Close On Boss Of Kidnappers In Brooklyn Case
New York police believe they are on track to arrest the gang leader known as the boss in the Trisilian kidnap gang. The arrest, expected within days, would come after the Rizzo and Longo cases and is expected to trigger a wave of disclosures.
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New York
Michael Rivcca
Giusgeppea Longo
Brooklyn
Lynn
Palice
Rizzo
Cartali
Giuseppe Longo
Mara Rappla
Glandrino
Vitio Calorino
Itlyao
Langa
Children’s Society
Will changes divide 1000 acres to Roosevelt twist
The 1908 will of Charles W. Hall left one thousand acres of timber land in Scott county Tennessee to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. A December codicil revoked that bequest and redirected the estate to Hall’s brother Thorston Wall of Chicago. The estate is valued between 100000 and 200000 dollars.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles W. Hall
Benton Harbor
Mich
Ffs
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Brimstone Creek
Scott County
Tenn
Sheodore Roosevelt
Thorston Wall
Chicago
Uncle Lon Seeks House Post As Sergeant At Arms
Washington dispatch reports Representative Leonidas Livingston of Georgia, a long time job seeker in Congress, aiming for the sergeant at arms post in the sixty second Congress with a $6,600 salary. The Georgia delegation considered backing his candidacy, but plans were not finalized. In Los Angeles John Cudahy, Chicago millionaire packer, is reported seriously ill and bedridden with friends sending cards while he remains at his hotel during a business trip.
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Washington
Leonidas I. Livingston
Caorgia
Livingston
Congress
Georgia
Uncle Iuon
Mne
John Cudahy
Los Angeles
Packer
Chicago
Ho Dume
Porter Charlton Extradition Challenge Reaches Court
R Moye Clarke chief counsel for Porter Charlton arrived in Trenton to seek a writ of habeas corpus in the U S circuit court to block extradition to Italy for Charlton to stand trial for the murder of his wife Mary Castle Charlton at their villa on Lake Como Italy.
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Trenton
W. J
R. Moye Qlarke
Porter Charlton
Italy
State Department
United States Circuit Court
Charlton
Mary Castle Charlton
Lake Como
Dentist Dr. Cramer Acquitted In Slaying Trial
Manchester reports Dr. William L. Cramer was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of John Gilder caused by the dentist’s automobile. Prosecutors pressed for conviction but jurors found extenuating circumstances.
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Manchester
William L. Cramer
John Gilder
Family to sue over Yale student auto tramway death
Bridgeport reports that the family of Mrs. Jessica Saunders plans a lawsuit against those responsible for her death in Stratford when the auto she rode in with two Yale seniors was struck by a speeding trolley car. An inquest awaits the coroner and the funeral is set for Monday in Mystic.
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Jessica Saunders
Stratford
Yale
Mystic
Benjamin Caspar Thompson
St Paw
Minn
Yale Gun Club
Bridgeport Hospital
New Haven
Stuyvesant Peabody
Thompson
College City
Peabody
Chicago
Cdty
Wilson
Imminent Portuguese Move to Restore King Manuel
Reports from Rome indicate startling Portuguese developments aiming to restore King Manuel to the throne. Messages received by Manuel’s friends at the Italian court say the restoration is imminent.
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Manuel
Rome
Stamford Man Marries Indian Woman and Seeks Land
Congressmen accuse irregularities in the Oklahoma allotment case involving Stamford, Conn., white man James F. Rowell who married an Indian woman. He was slated for 100 acres valued up to 100000, with citizenship and tribal allotment debated as courts later decide. Senator Gore pushed related charges on Indian contracts.
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Washington
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Burie
Indian Affairs Committee
James Ff. Rowell
Rowel
Stamford
Conn
Ward
Lawton
Okla
United States
Interior Department
Burke
Rowell
Representative Morgan
Oki
Representative Hill
Coun
Senator Gore
Bristol City Charter Plans Voted Down at Special Meeting
At a special town meeting in Bristol on December 10, members vetoed adopting the committee’s charter plans. The issue moves to the general assembly with a referendum clause to be decided at a December 29 special election. The town also seeks power to condemn the Bristol Water Co plant and convert it to a municipal utility.
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Bristol
General Assembly
Bristol Water Company
Arson Charge Filed Against Wadyslaw Muslanka
Wadyslaw Muslanka faces arson charges with a $1500 bond set for a hearing. The alleged fire destroyed his three story block in early November, discovered at 2 oclock in the morning. Six families on the second and third floors escaped with their lives, aided by state police.
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Ayryville
Wadyslaw Muslanka
Muslanka
Governor presses for review of barge canal cost and control
Albany reports Gov White asks the superintendent of public works, state engineer, and consulting engineers advisory board for reports on the barge canal work to determine if costs may exceed the 301 million estimate. He urges centralized, responsible authority over the project.
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Albany
White
Public Works
Stevens
Williams
Shipwreck Heroine Rescued After Five Hours on Deck
The Wal gin line steamer John Sharpless ran aground near Galloup Islands 30 miles from Oswego. Aboard, 20 crew members and two women survived 80 hours on the island and ship, with Mrs F H Russell lashed to the deck for five hours during the storm before rescue.
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Walgin Line
John Sharpless
St. Catharines
Ont
Chicago
Prescott
F. H. Russell
Galogo Island
Susan Ross
Wartford Hearing Advocate Calls Physical Education Key
Dr. Wayl Barnes of Philadelphia argues in an address that the mind rests on a healthy nervous system and that physical education and air quality surpass rote study. He warns against harming highly developed minds and urges schools to honor individual variation in children.
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Wartford
Dee
Wayl Barnes
Philadelphia
Fever Heat in Belfast After Riots Over Home Rule Votes
Rioting erupts in Belfast following Orangemen voting for Irish Nationalist candidates. Revolvers, clubs and a bomb injure several. homes of suspected traitors guarded. Property damage runs into thousands as tensions rise over home rule and party loyalties.
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Dee
Ian
Orangeman
Orangemen
Nightcap dispute sparks divorce in Chivers case
In Reno Nevada on December 10 the Rev John Chivers, once rector in Lethbridge, Canada, wins a divorce from Julia Chivers over her assaults at his nightly whiskey habit. Their daughter stays with Julia in New York. Meanwhile Emma Louise Young sues physician John Vandoran Young of New York for desertion.
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Reno
Nev
John §. Chivers
Episcopal Church
Lethbridge
Canada
New York City
Julia Chivers
New York
Emma Louise Young
John Vandoran Young
Mutiny in Brazilian Navy Suppressed After Five-Hour Bombardment
From Rio de Janeiro today a second mutiny in the Brazilian navy was put down after a five hour bombardment, with the rebels surrendering. In New York Stock Exchange trading opened quietly, prices edging slightly under yesterday’s close.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Stock Market
New York
Harvard Ex-President Praises Milwaukee Reforms
Charles Av Wat, president emeritus of Tar yard university, visits Milwaukee to study Mayor Seidel and the socialist surge. He credits Seidel’s reforms and outside experts for city improvements, doubts a lasting socialist movement, and predicts wider adoption of commission government despite ongoing political revolt.
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Chicago
United States
Charles Av Wot
Tar~ Yard University
Winll Seidel
Milwaukee
Harvard
Seidel
Uleet
Newngland
Selfdel
Victor Berger
Randolph fatally shoots self in Washington home
Major General Wallace KF Randolph retired U S Army veteran of Civil and Spanish wars shot himself in his bathroom in Washington amid despondency from protracted illness. He was 69, native of Pennsylvania, and leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Washington
Wallace KF. Randolph
Randolph
Pennsylvania
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