Hall Mills case suspects deny liberty rights. Harvard ed: Eliot dies
Two suspects in the Hall Mills murder case deny freedom rights as Charles Eliot dies at 82 in Maine. A former Harvard president for 40 years, Eliot was famed as America’s elder statesman of letters and education, known for his Five Foot Shelf and public reforms. He passed peacefully at his summer residence in Northeast Harbor.
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Screen Idol Valentino Dies After Twin Surgeries
Rudolph Valentino the screen idol known as the sheik of cinema dies in Newark after enduring two operations for septic endocarditis. Friends and fans sent flowers and messages as doctors battled infection and a nurse kept vigil. his manager S. George Ullman and close associates remained at his bedside until the end.
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Prima Facie Murder Case Seen in New Jersey
The New Jersey Supreme Court refused bail for Henry De La Herr Carpender and Willie Stevens in the 1922 Hall and Milks murders. Justice Gummere ordered bail referrals to Justice Parker, while Frances Stevens Hall was freed on 15000 bonds. The men remain held for the Somerset County Grand Jury as investigations continue.
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Miss Clarabelle Barrett Near English Channel Feat
Dover Aug 23 AP Miss Clarabelle Barrett of New Rochelle began a second attempt to swim the English Channel at 119 o’clock after noon. A large beach crowd watched as she tackled rough seas and wind driven white caps.
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Hall Mills gun tale linked to New Brunswick murder
A Philadelphia man suspects a Hall Mills style pistol was used in the New Brunswick murder of Dr Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills four years ago. Police are examining a claim that two people in a Philadelphia hotel described the murderers and said a gun was taken from them.
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Sickness Costs United States Billions Annually
William Stewsn reports from Aug 33 noting sickness costs the U S over two billion dollars per year in wages medical bills and premature death. Lewis Dublin argues inadequate public health spending hinders prevention and life expectancy varies by country with New Zealand and Australia highest among listed nations.
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Parking Zone Extension on Main Street to Court Street
City to enforce three hour limit on East Main Street from Division to Court, after repairs and signs are completed. Officials cite abuse of overnight parking as reason and say daily notice aids removal of cars to keep area clear of debris.
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Catholic unit weighs drastic plans on church reform
A Mexican religious commission led by Archbishop Mora Y Del Rie reviews strategy after talks between President Calles and bishops. The group communicates with the Vatican while seeking a Congressional amendment to religious clauses and weighing priest registration and church services resumption.
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Late News Bullets From August Dispatches
A jumble of late 1930s brief items reports Pola exe engagement news in New York and a sheiks death, Roosevelt Field test flight by Foach and others, a small U S post office award in Maryland, Miss Clerabelie Barrett’s rescue attempt, and Olympia Fields hosting a golf event with 138 guests. Several items reference Aug 23 AP wire reports and various locations.
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Tear gas used on 15 year old in Jamaica shooting incident
In Jamaica a 15 year old Everett Holton armed with a rifle shot at officers after locking himself inside. Tear gas bombs were deployed by a Brooklyn squad after twelve officers were faced with gunfire. Holton was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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Spurs Schedule Indicates Two Games Tomorrow
The report notes Spurs are set to play two games tomorrow with details scattered across the page. It references a reader at an event and mentions afternoon matchups, though many fragments are unclear.
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Greece Grips Crisis as Pangalos Arrests Spark Coup
Turmoil in Athens as ex minister Pangalos is arrested after a coup d etat. General Condylis and Admiral Kondouriets are moved to guard and cabinet, with promises of elections within a few months.
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Unlikely Philanthropist Augustus M Watson A Confederate Vet
A long profile of Augustus M Watson, 84, a Confederate veteran living on a small farm near McKinney. He gives away homes and money to aid those in need while hiding a compassionate, hard hearted image. He has donated dozens of houses, 20 automobiles, and large sums for schools and maintenance, reducing his land from 1000 to 100 acres.
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Liberty and church ties under scrutiny in political opinion
Williamstown Massachusetts editorial excerpts the claim that the nation’s liberty is its greatest boast while condemning Governor Smith’s presidential prospects over church affiliations. The piece argues a virtual monarchy threat and asserts minority protection, urging intolerance to be curbed in a democracy.
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