Jealous Wife Kills Man His Child and Herself in Pa Farm
West Chester reports a jealous rage ending in the shooting of J Leroy Eichelberger by Mary Frances Dunlop at the West Grove home. Dunlop then killed her 11 year old daughter Ruth Dunlop and herself, with a coroner's jury ruling murder and suicide. The inquest heard she feared her husband returning to the other woman.
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West Chester
Mary Frances Dunlop
J. Leroy Eichelberger
West Grove
Eichelberger
Fred
Mrs. Dunlop
Ko J. Patrick
Dunlop
Maryland
Dorothy
Damon
Mary
Dunlop Geo
Chester County
Tallman
Bichelshy
West
Mts
Bicheth
Tr J. Ewing
W. Windle
Westchester
Denlop
Whisky Hold-Up Reported In Paterson Station Scene
Police at Paterson New Jersey report a $20,000 whisky theft after two men argued beside the Eriene station. One man claims to be ED Robinson of the Hotel Continental Manhattan, saying whisky worth $20,000 and $1,019 in notes were taken during the incident.
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Gite Kenpler
Paterson
N. J
Keppler
ED. Robinson
Continental
Manhattan
Mose
Maxon
Broadway
Cor
Riewater
Robbery on Newark Elizabeth Road Involves Whisky Truck
A truck carrying 100 cases of whisky was overtaken by a touring car near Newark on the road to Elizabeth. Two masked men forced the crew to alight, robbed the driver of 1019 dollars, and fled toward Newark. Police in Newark and Elizabeth were notified.
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Newark
Elizabeth
Rohnson
America First Plea At Credit Convention
Edward James Cattell urged Americans to act as one nation and back Europe with tools rather than charity funds at the National Association of Credit Men twenty-fifth annual convention in Atlantic City. Newton A. Bugbee of New Jersey echoed the debate on funding Europe, with officials welcoming delegates and recalling prior leaders and ties between Europe and America.
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Europe
Atlantic City
N. J
Edward James Cattell
Philadelphia
National Association of Credit Men
Newton A. K. Bugbee
New Jersey
Bugbee
Edwards
William Alfrendernast
New York
America
Rotarians urge Congress to raise postal workers pay
Resolutions adopted at the Rotary district three meeting at the Hotel McAlpin urge Congress to raise pay for postal employees. More than 1,500 Rotarians from 25 clubs attended. President Ray Knoeppel of the New York Club presided and Rev. George Dugan spoke.
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Congress
Rotary Clubs
McAlpin
Ray Knoeppel
New York Club
George Dugan
Root Sails to Help Plan World Court Of Nations League
Elihu Root sailed aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam to attend the first meeting of the organizing committee of the permanent court of international justice in The Hague. He travels with Mrs Root and their son Edward W Root and his wife, James Brown Scott, Washington lawyer and former State Department adviser. The trip aims to address arbitration matters and formulate plans for the League of Nations court amid U S nonparticipation in Versailles treaty.
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Root
Holland
Restorn
Nieuw
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
Washington
Eliiu Root
Permanent Court
League of Nations
United States
Commission
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