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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
16
Police doubt the story told by a man who quotes his year old charge against the victim. The case centers on a father accused in the death of a man and a girl, with the suspect’s account raising questions about motive and timeline.
A Brooklyn man Meighen faces a brutal assault claim by an old neighbor Lillian Sverdonane at 2208 Ocean Avenue. The neighbor says she heard a whistle then grabbed an ax and killed Meighen after stalking him to the stairwell, with multiple blows reported, including a slash to the skull and chest area.
Police probe a disputed killing story as Svordonne, once called king of fairy tales by neighbors, faces repeated questioning and possible arraignment. Investigators seek alternative explanations while examining witnesses including Lillien and Mrs Everdenene. medical tests found no evidence of an attack.
Sir Charles Higham addressed the League of Advertising Women at Keen’s Chop House on West Thirty fifth Street. He said U S advertising remains in its finest infancy and urged American marketers to visit England in 1924 to share knowledge and boost trade while England remains a cordial market. Helen Hill presided as league president with Theresa Jackson Weill also speaking.
Paris dispatch reports Madame M rabo a writer known as Hera Mirtel convicted of murdering her husband by strangling him and hiding the body a day after her daughter Faule Jacques testified and confessed. The daughter was acquitted after her mother’s dramatic courtroom conversion and later pleaded for mercy while the mother defended the daughter before the jury.
An aged mother pleads for her daughter in a murder case. The daughter testifies of hypnotic control by her mother and describes dragging the body from the stepfather’s room. They discuss a forged signature to obtain 600,000 francs for oil concessions in Mexico and transporting the trunk with evidence to Nancy.
Cash prizes and bronze medals are to be awarded to Pittsfield boys and girls for excellence in bird culture at the Museum of Natural History in Pittsfield. The event is part of a program tied to Mrs Th Leatherbee’s Woods Hole cottage use in July and August. The Tribune notes visiting figures including M Kee, a daughter of Mr Crane, and mentions travel plans of Bramwell of New York and S Parkman Shaw of Lenox.
Charles Bolkby Hubbell visits Brookside Farm Williamstown with Mrs Charles Abbott and the Misses Madeline Abbott Isabel French and Valine Kimball of Rumford Falls. Warren Court Pittsfield hosts visitors including Mr Warren Court and Mrs James J Hough, Mrs Hermon B Hutler and the Misses Helen V Elizabeth and Katherine Drake of Chicago. Arrivals at the Blewoot Hotel Pittsfield include Mrs James J Hough tating Mrs Hermon B Hutler and others.
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