Willie Stevens Denies Guilt in Mills Hall Murder Trial
Willis Stevens testified before a Somerset county jury that he had absolutely nothing to do with the murders of Mrs. Eleanor Mills and Rev. Edward Hall. He claimed no involvement, disputed fingerprint evidence, and described cordial relations with Mrs Mills. The trial, involving his brother Henry and sister Frances Stevens Hall, entered continued testimony with experts contradicting the prints and scrutinizing alleged links to North Plainfield.
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Somerville
N. 3
Willis Stevens
Somerset County
Eleanor R. Mills
Edward W. Hall
Henry
Frances Stevens Hal
Mills
Hall
Willie Stevens
Luge
Aytor
Navy Department
Frederick Sandberg
Washington Police
Gerhardt Kuhne
New York Police
North Plainfield
Hall Cardial
Christ
Mrg. Mills
Ma. Lal
Tus
Tea Revelver
Willie
Smh
Moma
Pheer Oxi
Would You Be Thankful Today If Your Memory Were Lost
NEA Service writer recounts Jerry Talbot a WWII veteran whose war injuries left him with severe memory loss. He wanders Akron seeking selfhood and comfort while fearing recognition by his mother. The piece contrasts his shattered identity with gratitude for small kindnesses and his longing for a normal life.
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Sumner
Lou
Jerry
Akron
Bive
Talbot
NEA
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Larbot
Moe
Jeng
Memory Loss and Everyday Life in Terry Talbot Tale
A personal reflection on memory loss, daily life, and holidays as Terry Talbot searches for his past and questions when he can truly begin living again. The piece contrasts retained identity with fear of an uncertain future and the ache of everyday moments.
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Terry ‘Talbot
Allene Sudtner
MLA
Mystery at the church and trial details spill into a chaotic narrative
An unclear report describes a man named Hall missing from home, church searches, and questions about a murder. It mentions cross examinations, questions about conversations, and a trial atmosphere with prosecutors and witnesses. The text then digresses to discuss football gear and coach Zuppke and a spring innovation drawing spectator reactions.
Zuppke the Artist Teaches Shapes and Colors on Football
Bob Zuppke, famed football coach at the University of Illinois, is described as an artist when not coaching. He is said to be as skilled with the brush as on the gridiron, specializing in marines and bringing an artistic temperament to football strategy.
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Bob Zuppke
University of Ultnots
Zuppke
Illinois Rainy Day Uniforms Stir Gridiron Debate
Illinois coach Zuppke and Notre Dame's Knute Rockne led a trend toward moisture proof uniforms with half hose and oilskin pants. Players swapped wool stockings for lighter gear to boost speed, a shift driven by damp field conditions and the psychology of surprise against Michigan plus Grange's performances.
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Uiiiola
Michigan
Illnois
Zuppke
Red” Grange
Rockne
Knute Rockne
Illinois
Lowest Tourist Fares to California on Washington Sunset Route
When you go to California, choose the Washington Sunset Route for economical comfort. Tourists sleeping cars run daily from Washington via New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio and El Paso with no change. Write for illustrated timetable and fares to G V. McArt, Passenger Agent, Washington Sunset Route, 510 H St NW, Washington DC.
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Calfornia
Washngton
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
G V. McArt
H St
Washington, D. C
Beware The Cough Or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold medical discovery for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing and healing of inflamed membranes, with creosote reducing germ growth, and asserts stomach absorption and blood action. Guarantee offered with money back if no relief when used as directed.
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Techeti
Stevens
Tia
Jory Tarbet
Iether
Po Togin
Aronis
Cathofi
Fordha University
New York
Cnea Service, Inc
Ned" Grange
Aveust
Falk
Zurnhe
Tam
Feethall
Heales
Halls
Jane Gullson
Hlines
Ohio State
Othes
Spring
Hinnows
LY Evans
Haller’s
Claus
Thomas H. Haller
North Market St
California
Studebaker
Butler
Mos
J. H. Grove & Sons
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Sosladanp
Oranr Dratieeridaree
Ura
Laarely Studrhesrt
Zemo
George L. Rothenhoefer
Patrick St
Lewis A. Rich
Meyerboth
the News-Post
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
North Market Street
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