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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
25
Police doubt slayer account told by the killer and a 7 year old witness. The accused man is said to have hacked a victim, with an axe, while a child reportedly testified under stress. The report describes the grisly scene on Sackett Street and the struggle to piece together events.
An unclear police narrative describes a violent attack and ensuing inquiries. Witnesses and neighbors recollect a man named Melcher and a rumored feud while detectives question residents on Hutler Street and nearby locations. Medical examiner Dr. rope Vaurhen examined a victim as court proceedings unfold.
Charles Higham spoke at Kern's Chop House for the League of Advertising Women in West Third Street. He urged advertising men in the United States and Britain to share knowledge, saying England would benefit from American practices and would welcome trade. Helen Mill presided, with The Duchess Weill among other speakers.
Paris reports a tale of a daughter accusing and convicting her mother in a trunk murder case. The mother was condemned while the daughter was acquitted, sparking a courtroom controversy over veracity and blame.
Testimony reveals a mother urged a daughter to help conceal a body amid details of a grisly crime. The daughter admits aiding in the trunk transfer and disposal, while authorities recount the alleged plot and the motive linked to oil concessions and a prior marriage.
Mrs Crane announces prizes for bird culture with a list of donors and events. Names include Miss Marie Hesimwell of New York and Parkman Bhaw. A six week tour from New York to England is noted, with further details on participants Lewis Percy of Exeter and others.
A compact social notice lists numerous attendees across Brookside Vaerm and Rumford Frils, including Mrs. James J. Moughe, Mrs. Hermoni Miutler, and Miss Helen V. Hillambeth, with unidentified guests from Chicago, New York, and Potterfield. The Maplewood Hotel in Pittafeld hosts the gathering led by Mrs. Abbott and Mr. Bulkley Hubbell amid a wide circle of friends and relatives.
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