No New Developments In Mannion Murder Case
City Marshal George II Ducker conducts a thorough investigation into the murder of Mrs Setan Brouflette Mannion. Authorities allege her husband Thomas Mannion Jr is confined in a county jail cell. Several persons have been questioned as investigators pursue leads and eliminate suspects. No grand plan or liable witnesses have surfaced.
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Big Attendance at a Circus Under A.M.G.A. Aids
About 300 people attended the Sscuingy circus performance held Monday and Tuesday evenings under the auspices of the M. G. A. A parade at 2 o'clock drew crowds through the city. The association hall showcased freaks, side-shows, and novelty stands with Irish Professor Swindler Flondal and Meg Frances Kelly entertaining as a mystic teller. The main show featured gymnastic drills by the junior class under Physical Director B. DB allmath, with pyramid building and a procession by trained animals and a monkey. Sunny Schirmer appeared as Hogmaster. an elephant stood on two then one foot, nearly injuring itself. The ostrich mingled with audience items, booths offered refreshments, balloons, and more. Tonight’s show promised bigger attractions.
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Slain Man Not Kendal Bias In Connecticut Robbery Case
A fragmentary report from Danil son, Connecticut, states police found a slain man matching no known identity, with authorities noting the unidentified negro was involved in holdups but not yet confirmed as Kendal Bias, a coveted suspect considered dangerous.
Notrace Found In Abducted Girl Case At Granville
A wide search by Granville Braintree and Hancock deputies failed to locate ten year old Lucille Chatter ten and abducted Carl Woodward after sightings near Brainlee. No new footprints or directions emerged as teams scoured Bull Run country and surrounding farms and camps. The last known sighting was Friday when the girl went to her father’s farm for water.
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Japan building 29 ships of war
Tokio April 28 Associated Press reports Japan is constructing 29 warships with a gross tonnage of about 65,400 tons. The fleet includes eight first class cruisers and three second class cruisers, totaling 124,000? tons. The Washington daily notes the plan under terms of the Washington treaty.
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Woman shoots husband at road house in Little Falls
A young woman, married to road house proprietor Samuel Campelmno at Little Falls, says he forced her to have sex. When her brother Thomas intervened, she shot Campelmno four or five times through the heart. She is held on murder charges.
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Davis Must Stand Trial in Connecticut
Davis must stand trial in Connecticut for charges tied to a 1 April night assault and arson in Bethel. The four men allegedly bound and assaulted a watchman, set fire to the building, and fled. He is also sought by federal authorities in Massachusetts for piracy.
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Reward Offered for Abductor of 12 Year Old Girl
Governor Bilings approved a $200 reward for information leading to the capture of Earl Woodward, the man charged with abducting Aitte Ductile Chatterton, aged 12, in Granville. The notice appeared in Montpelier with details of the case and the reward aimed at locating the suspect.
Man Held On Varied Charges In Brockton Elopement Case
Brockton Massachusetts April 28 Vincenzo Cacarmone held after elopement of his daughter Maria He faces charges of creating a disturbance possessing firearms while an alien giving a false name A bail of 2500 set for Thursday hearing Evidence shows he forbade the marriage and threatened to shoot Celia the bride’s mother and Pasquale Celia’s brother previously received a life sentence for murder of a police officer in Charlestown in 1919
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American ship collision flags peril near Antwerp
An Associated Press report from Antwerp says the U S Shipping Board freighter Toniko was in collision with two German ships nearby. The ship was beached to prevent sinking after a hole opened in her hold while the other vessel Anis was taking water.
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Gold Standard Restored in England by Churchill Budget
London April 28 The gold standard will be restored in England from today via a Bank of England license to export bullion the move announced by Chancellor Winston Churchill in his budget speech. Budgets show internal revenue yield satisfactory. excess profits and corporate taxes posted a deficit but were offset by yields from thecome tax and death duties. Churchill said Britain will obtain credits in the United States for not less than 100,000,000 with potential expansion, and McKenna duties on imported luxuries may apply. Interest on the national debt has been reduced since 1920 by over 70 million sterling.
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New Hampshire Gazette Interest Spreads to Horace Mann School
Horace Mann School scholars study the New Hampshire Gazette as a topic of history. A letter from teacher Miss Suzette Dens requests a copy be mailed. Students compare new sections of the United States with old New England and explore the paper’s long history since 1696.
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Kittery Youth Charged With Assault With Intent to Kill
Salvatore Paris i of Kittery charged with assault with intent to kill after an incident on Memorial Bridge. He must stand trial at Alfred in May. The case follows Paris t adjudged sane by Augusta State Hospital and subsequent confinement and transfer to Auguste for examination. Counsel for Paris includes Jeremy Waldron and John H Mitchell.
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New York Police Steps Up May Day Precautions
New York police announce extra guards at public buildings churches and residences of prominent men as a precaution against radical groups on May Day. Detectives and special operatives monitor suspected organizers and possible foreign influence amid unsettled political tensions.
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Miss Dornberger Letter Cited By New Hampshire Gazette
The fragment references a letter from Miss Dornberger to the New Hampshire Gazette of Portsmouth. It mentions interest in the country’s early history, a San Francisco Chronicle courtesy, and signs from Horace with Suzette Dorsberger in San Jose California.
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On Monday Home Meeting In Easton Area
A fragmented report describes a Monday gathering at a Mrs. FW Onearly home. The Home Leechorled department and the Graftort Clap group were involved with an Easton demonstrator and a singer named Beecherot assisted by Mrs Fy.
Pythian Fonte Donation Mentioned At Meeting
The monthly gathering at South Millirent house of Mes Arthur Cox voted to donate 62 to the Pythian. After the business session Past Chiefs Club planned to entertain past chiefs of the lodge statewide on May 10. The next meeting will be May 22 at Mrs. Clarence French’s home on Lon Union Street.
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Baldwin denies early conference call in House debate
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin says he sees no signs of an impending conference or summons from any quarter. The report notes local South Parish social notes and a party event in Alfred Gooing’s vicinity with community dances and societal chatter.
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