Defendants Released In Hall Mills Murder Case
In a secret session lasting over five hours, Supreme Court Justice Parker quashed remaining indictments after the Stevens brothers Frances Hall and related defendants were acquitted of killing Mrs Eleanor Mills four years ago. The case now moves toward bail hearings as Attorney General Katzenbach seeks further quashals.
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British Museum
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Supreme Court
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Katzenbach
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie and
Henry Stevens
Eleanor R. Mills
Somerville
Henry
Willie Stevens
Edward Wheeler Hall
Edward L. Katzenback
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Notre Dame Eleven Battles West Team
Notre Dame engages the West Team in a hard fought gridiron clash in a page text that describes plays and key moments. The article references Rockne and mentions strategic coaching and a series of plays amid a tense score sequence.
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Notre Dame
New Manager Named for The Peninsula Hotel in Sakis
The Peninsula Hotel on Main Street Sakis changes hands late yesterday. Charles R. Porter, formerly in Onancock and Denton Md., becomes the new manager assisted by his Salisbury Postmaster duties. The transfer price was not disclosed.
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Peninsula Hotel
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Sakis
H. Phillips
Charles R. Porter
Onancock
Denton
Porter
Salisbury
Princess Anne
United States
Phillips
Mystery Veils Olson on Farm Death of Clara Olson
Prairie Du Chien Wis December 4 AP authorities seek to solve the murder of 22 year old Clara Olson on a Norse farmer's farm. Her body found in a hillside grave near her missing sweetheart Erdman Olson who faces murder charges. A suicide in Chicago is linked as investigators compare clues and trace tips from Great Falls and Bradman relatives.
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Clara Olson
Erdman Olsen
Chicago
Olson
Great Falls
Mont
Bradman
Clara T
Bergdoll Draft Dodger Targeted by Immigration Inspectors
New York reports heightened quarantine measures as inspectors scrutinize all ships from Germany and nearby ports to stop Grover Cleveland Bergdoll from entering the United States. Mrs Emma Bergdoll declares in Philadelphia her son will not return. A Boston grand jury indicts 36 residents of New York and Massachusetts over a baseball pool operation.
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A. P
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
Jacent
Muenchen
Emma C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
United States
Boston
Massachusetts
Robbers Escape With 25060 At Swift Canadian Offices
Multiple late news items report a robbery at Swift Canadian Company's Craig Street offices with 25 060 taken. Other dispatches note a New York wedding divorce of Lucille Gimbel to Frederick Gimbel, and rural mail delivery statistics in 1926.
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Montreal
Swift Canadian
Craig Street
Paris
Lucille
Uggenheim Gimbel
Frederick Alien Gimbel
New York
Washington
Army Weak Declares General Hines Warns on Readiness
General John L. Hines warns that only about 51.3 percent of officers and 8.1 percent of enlisted personnel are available in the regulars national guard and organized reserves to meet the six field army mobilization plan under the 1920 defense act. He calls the reduction since 1930 a weakening of mobilization and stresses time factors for early operations and the need to organize units in time of need.
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National Guard
Ffield
John L. Hines
Hines
Fela
Fingerprints Link German Suspect To Spa Murder
Berlin reports that fingerprints taken after three years connected Otto Seinicke to the Bad Oeynhausen spa murder of guard Robert Bicker on July 6, 1923. Seinicke, once cleared, is now arraigned as evidence from a preserved crime scene ties him to the crime.
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Berlin
Pene
Otto Seinicke
Bad Oeynhausen
Robert Bicker
Oeynhausen Spa
Seinicke
Heinrch Krueger
Oelyn Stars to Be Sold at Meeting
New York report notes Oelyn Stars and pitcher Borieigt will be on the market at the Natweas Lear owners meeting. The article mentions the American League context and a December gathering as part of the sale process.
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New York
Ttac
Natweas Lear
Bere Dewemrhe
St. Leo Apc
Rime &Rteer
Baseball Game Sunday Upheld by State Jury
A state jury ruled a Sunday baseball game valid despite blue law challenges. Officials argued the event complied with existing restrictions, allowing play to proceed as scheduled.
Jury Dismisses Beater Case In Blue Ridge League Turmoil
The Maryland state’s attorney entered nol pros on 51 officials and players from Hagerstown and Frederick clubs after a jury failed to convict Harry Beater, president of the Hagerstown club, in a Beater case, seen as a Sunday baseball victory by officials and fans.
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Hagerstown
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Nolle
Frederick
Blue Ridge Baseball League
Harry E. Beater
Hagers Town
Bester
Tral
American press lauded by Mussolini in wartime dispatch
Fragmented clipping notes praise from a U S public figure about Italy and Mussolini. The text mentions political figures, wartime context, and a reception in New York with limited readable detail. Further specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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Mussolini
Rug By Dry Officials Described Amid Lake Champlain Seizure
Fragmented OCR reports a seizure near Lake Champlain involving rugs and cargo. Officials note payment disputes and customs actions with uncertain details and multiple names garbled in the text.
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Cabmarine
Lake Champlain
Weras Ag
Americ
Earthquake Shakes Pacific Northwest Coast Towns
A morning quake from east to west rattled Pacific coast towns including Port Angeles Bellingham and Vancouver and spurred reports of brief tremors lasting up to five seconds. Observatories noted minor disturbances as residents recalled the 1906 California quake.
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Bellingham
Wash
Spokane
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Washington
Vancouver
British Colu Canada
Ohio Coal Industry Faces Open Shop Plan
An unofficial 20 member fact finding group for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce says the industry must adopt an open shop or a wage scale reduction through voluntary agreements with miners. The report hints at a likely strike on April 1 if operators and miners remain at odds with the public interest.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Banken
Married 56 Years Then Divorce Ends Ties
The article notes a long marriage of 56 years ending in divorce as Rameca Calf and George F Weeks separate. It mentions family strains and that Weeks ran away years ago, leaving both to care for themselves and their children.
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Tushand
George F Weeks
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