Arrests Expected in Rutgers Student Murder Case
New Jersey prosecutor Joseph EB Stricker said arrests would be made within forty eight hours in the death of John Vincent Piper, a Rutgers College farm worker and University of Vermont graduate. Piper disappeared February 17 after last tending furnaces. his body was found soon after with clues leading to a probable killing. College faculty have been informed of the case as investigators press forward.
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Horses Burned in Jamaica Track Fire
A fire at 11 40 last night raced through Stable 14 at Jamaica Race Track near Locust Avenue. Firefighters and volunteers saved horses as flames spread fast endangering nearby structures. Five horses were lost and investigators noted no conclusive evidence of arson amid earlier German plot rumors.
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Canadian brokers assign to protect creditors
Pope Brothers & Cheppu Company Limited stock brokers of Ontario filed an assignment in the Supreme Court yesterday. The assignment to Theodore Wood of 12 Van derbilt Avenue was for the benefit of creditors following an attachment by a small creditor. Isaac Schmal, attorney, issued the statement.
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Requests NY Central Aid for West Side Meeting
A brief from a civic committee invites the New York Central to send a representative to a West Side meeting. The Public Service Commission weighs equal jurisdiction with the Board, while no final plan or railroad company action is disclosed.
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Justice Tierney Dismisses Brock Neider Injunction Request
Justice Tierney dismisses Brock Neider’s injunction application amid the court’s current assessment of net earnings for 1916 at 4,158,372 dollars representing a 6.78 percent rate. The court notes the decision is in proper form and denies the motion.
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Mrs Gilligan on Trial in Windsor Murder Case
Mrs Amy E Archr Gilligan faced a first degree murder indictment for the deaths of five elderly home residents at Windsor. In Hartford Superior Court eight jurors were chosen by day’s end as the confined defendant, reported June 18, appeared with family support.
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German Agent Henckeli Captured After Norfolk Escape
Union of tense pursuit ends with Arnold Henckeli captured in Danville after fleeing Norfolk jail as a spy. Nearby authorities found hacksaw blades sewn into his coat while villagers and officers surrounded a tobacco grove where he hid. In Atlantic City, drivers desecrate a cemetery provoked by broken road near the old Catawba burial ground.
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Autombilists Use Cemetery Tomb as Wheel Base
An investigation follows after motorists stranded for lack of material used a tomb at the cemetery as a wheel base for their car. Officials aim to arrest those responsible and place markers at the cemetery in the future.
Canadian Pacific Advances $10 Million for War Material
OTTAWA June 18 The Canadian Pacific Railway Company announced it has advanced 10 million dollars for the production of war materiel in Canada. The funds are to be passed to the munitions board to support munitions orders and organized production under government supervision.
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Naval Barracks Construction on Ford Farm Near Cape May
Cramp & Co. began building naval militia barracks on Henry Ford’s Cape May farm. The complex, costing between 40 and 1,000,000 dollars, will include twenty barracks, dormitories, officers’ quarters, boiler house, laundry, and hospital on about 400 acres. Leased from Ford, the site will house 3,000 naval militiamen and work will continue day and night under Mayor William L. Stevens.
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