Murder trial opens for West New York man Mannion
Thomas Mannion Jr. of West New York New Jersey stands trial in Rockingham County Superior Court for the murder of his estranged wife Helen Agnes Mannion on Little Harbor Road April 24. Judge Oliver W. Branch denied a motion to dismiss the indictment. Mannion pleaded not guilty as a special jury panel of 80 was drawn. He was arrested after turning himself in at the local police station the following day and is held without bail.
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Thomas Mannion, Jr
West New York
N. J
Oliver W. Branch
Rockingham County Superior Court
Helen Agnes
Brovillet) Mannion
Littl Harbor Road
Amos Rundlett
Irving A. Hinkley
Lancaster
United States
St Dil
Branch
Banch
Mannion
Feary
Gran
Portsmouth
Rye
Derry
Tudga
Ile
Helen Sroundeby Mannion
Little ‘Surbar Road
Pollos
Inurder
Fire destroys Portsmouth paint shop at Cate Street
A major blaze last evening gutted the old El dredge Brewing plant and damaged adjacent buildings on Cate Street. The Auto Body Co. run by Thomas Boyan and Herbert B Hoyt Jr. faced $60,000 in losses with cars and stock destroyed or water damaged. No insurance for the shop. The fire followed a similar October fire at nearby Gadger Rand icehouses.
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Portsmouth
Cate Street
Islington Street
Thomas Morrissey
Spectal Tora
Eldredge Brewing’ Company
Albert Bislop
Auto Body Company
Thomas Boyan
Herbert B. Hoyt
Phe
Auto Body
Second Macri murder trial starts in Litchfield County
In a new setting the Macri murder trial continues with jury selection in Litchfield County. George B Winmar of Willamante presides replacing Judy Avery as jurors are summoned. Christopher Avery faces the jury with the state's case against Macci for selling. In New Haven on February 26 John Baggano, her alleged betrayer and father of Lucy, the baby, was among those summoned from nearby towns.
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Sitehfield
Conn
Ma Macri
New Haven County
Litchfern
George B. Winmar
Willamantle
Judy
Christopher. L. Avery
Ise Macci
Usten Ta
New Haven
John Bagg
Nano
Gir
Lucy
Taligmen
Severn Disaster Strikes Dol arcor Village
Reports from Llandudno Wales describe a blast tearing through Dol arcor causing widespread destruction. Seventeen people are missing including nine children and a woman. The event follows a severe storm and prompts rescue operations by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Llandudno
Wales
Severn
Dolarcor
Mitchell Appeal Delays Air Policy Trial Before Congress
Washington court rules Col. William Mitchell acted within his rights in seeking testimony from a wide list of witnesses including three cabinet officials. The defense aims to secure documents and calls for witnesses from the War Navy and Agriculture departments as the trial stretches into weeks, likely pushing debate on the aircraft program into the congressional session opening next month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Col
Willam‘ Mitchell
Robert L. Houze
Mannion Trial Jury Completes After 35 Draws
The Mannion case jury has been completed after 35 deliberations. Foreman Everett C. Lamson of Exeter led the panel, joined by members Winfield S. Mall of New Castle Frank Evans of Roman Henry A. Hubbard of Candia Alman Wason Raymond Elmer E. Glass of Greenland O M Blithon of Salem Frank A. Porter of Windham Sidney L. Kimball of Newton George Le Seavey of North Hampton Freeman G. Plague of Derry and Herbert L. Lookins of Exeter.
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Mannion
Everett C. Lamson
Exeter
Foreman
Winfeld
Mall
New Castle
Frank Evans
Roman
Henry A. Hubbard
Candia
Alman- Wason
Raymond
Elmer E. Glass
Greenland
O. M. Blithon
Salem
Frank A. Porter
Windham
Sidney L.kimball
Newton
George le Seavey
North Hampton
Freeman
Plague
Derry
Herbert L. Lookins
Exater
Rummage Sale Planned by Newington Congregational Church
The Newington Congregational church announces a rummage sale on Thursday November 6 at 10 a.m. at the corner of Bow and Ceres Streets. Mrs Hickey is visiting in Manchester for a few days.
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Newington
Mra
Youths Aed Farmer Shot by Ward at Massachusetts Farm
Thomas Moran, a farmer in East Bridgewater, Mass, was shot and nearly killed by James Parker, a 16 year old ward of the Children’s Aid Society employed at the Moran farm. Parker fled then surrendered to Brockton police. Moran died from a head shot after an argument over Parker returning late. Mary Moran, the farmer’s sister and witness, said Parker had been difficult to supervise. Parker reportedly declared Now it is your turn before firing.
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Presa
East Bridgewater
Mass
Thomas F. Moran
Tames F. Kor
Children’s Aid
Sobiety
Parker
Brockton
Mary E. Morans
Moran
Tor
Iss; Moran
Oboy
Beaten to Death in His Garage
Clark a 28 year old Hillside resident was fatally beaten with a mason’s hammer as he entered the family garage in Newark. His wife and mother-in-law waited in a car nearby before Clarke staggered from the garage in a blood stained scene.
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Associated Press
Newark
Novi
Williams
Clark
Hillside
Anife
Mra
Nelson
Clarke
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Woods
Connecticut
Tirl
Toiewhen
Dan
Hold Mitchell
Thomas Moran
East Bridgewater, Mass
H Welch
Gardner Street
Portsmouth Hospital
New Jersey
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