Exoneration claim after Bordentown slaying sparks shifts
Joseph Hoover, jailed on indictment for killing Edwardford in Bordentown, says suspicions about his wife were groundless and admits pressuring a confession with plates. He doubts saving himself from the electric chair and expects trial on Oct 9.
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N. J
Edwardford
Joseph Hoover
Ford
Hoover
Philadelphia Officer Killed by Sister-In-Law in Delaware County
Captain J. Clayton Erb of the Third regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania and former actuary for Israel Durham was shot and killed at his home Red Gables Village Green Delaware County by his sister in law Catherine Bebel The case follows a sequence of domestic troubles including disputes over a Negro coachman named Powlaon and Erbs alleged plan to sue for divorce after refusing to dismiss the man The incident stems from marital tensions and culminates in the fatal shooting at home
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J. Clayton Erb
Third Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Israel W. Durham
Red Gables
Village Green
Delaware County
Bia
Catherine Bebel
Erb
Ileways
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Hee
Rockefeller Jr Locked Up For Missing Cash Bond
William G Rockefeller Jr son of the Standard Oil magnate and nephew of John D Rockefeller was jailed in Morrla Avenue station cell for failing to post a $100 bond after a speeding arrest on the Pelham Parkway. Bankers Walter Giffney and Arthur Gibbons also cited for the incident. Governor Wilken testified before a Kentucky grand jury about night riders and political causes of attacks, promising to present evidence to juries in terrorized districts.
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Standard Ormamgnate
John P
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Arthur Gibbons
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Wilken
Grand Jury
Hidden elegance at a casual price in black and white
The piece highlights affordable, stylish appeal with quality make and materials. It notes options in white and black and invites readers to see the surprising value and beauty of the design.
Brown Muslin Special at Five Cents Yard
1 500 yards of 36 inch fine Brown Muslin offered at under price in a regular sale. Muslin would be a good value at five cents per yard. This sale provides the saving to customers.
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Patrick Streat
East
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