Killer Admits Second Child Murder
Peter Kidainoweled, jailed in Jersey City, confessed to the murder of Joseph Storvili in Marsh last month and to strangling another child, Tutin Mlodavinowska, who has been missing since August 10. Authorities now connect the confessions to two prior murders.
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Onion Frowns on All Day Court Proceedings
Report from Onion Tuesday cites Judge Joly FP and Mayor G Chaubers opposing full day court sessions in corporaco court. They favor only afternoon sittings at 2 PM, with morning sessions ending by 11 or 12, except when a case requires an afternoon hearing due to traffic delays or holidays.
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Sluder S256 Pay Dispute Reaches High Court
In a dispute over a 4 fee the city initially refused payment citing charter limits. A suit followed in the seventy- court then appeal, with rulings alternating until the supreme court granted a writ of error. The case, involving attorney De Asi Jost and former Mayor U, centers on commissions and interest from the disputed payment.
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Seventy- Dis
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Antarctic Weather Delays Wilkins Expedition Stalled
From Deception Island Hubert Wilkins reports little progress today as bad weather blocks aviation support. A message from the whaler Hoktoria notes only poor conditions, delaying flights and postponing further exploration of Low Astand, though optimism remains for improved conditions soon.
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San Inancisco
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Hoktoria
Albany Papers Resume After Union Printers Strike
Albany newspapers returned to street today despite a union printers strike that began November 23 after talks between the typographical union and four local publishers. The Evening News Pines-mon and the Erhocker press published their usual editions, reflecting a full print run.
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Vanderbilt Broke Manages To Explain Court Judgment
Cornelius Vanderbilt former newspaper publisher told a New York judge he owned no car and had less than 10 dollars in his pockets as he appeared to explain why he had not paid a ten thousand five hundred court judgment. The case involves a former Vanderbilt executive and related writings.
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N.Y
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Leary
Leo Yenss
Richeard
Ralph
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