Murder Charge Looms in Hall Mills Case at New Brunswick
Indictment of four men and a woman for the murder of Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Mills may come before Somerset County grand jurors. A new female witness, alleged eye witness, hints at a broader conspiracy and possible additional arrests as investigators seek the killer seated near a shrub line and amid love letters.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
St. John
James Mills
Somerset County
Hall Mills
Heckman
Earn Hall
Mis
Rueccleuch Park
Phillips
Tall
Mills
New Jersey
Hall
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Ralph V. M. Gorsline
Lloyd George elected Liberal Council president in Leeds
In Leeds on October 1, former prime minister David Lloyd George was chosen as president of the national Liberal Council with Winston Churchill as vice president. He hailed the people’s choice, defended the wartime coalition, and promised a peaceful path with armament reductions and a balanced budget as he spoke of liberty, policy, and postwar reconstruction.
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Leeds
England
David Lloyd George
National Fiberal Council
Winster Churchill
George Leaner
Liberal Party
Lloyd George
Uberals
Unioniats
Versalles
Verdup
Verdun
Woman Awarded 100 in 13000 Heart Balm Case
Newark report on a heart balm suit where Mrs. Magek Denjamin sought 15900 dollars from Mrs. Daisy Courson. The jury awarded the plaintiff 100 dollars after the second hearing, marking a modest victory amid a contested claim over a husband's affections.
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Newark
Magek Denjamin
Daisy Courson
Tia
Twins Hoax Admitted Murdering Dolls Surfaces
Mrs Hasel McNally, acquitted in a doll murder case, tells how she and ex husband McNally staged a grand doll hoax to win back his former wife. They bought dolls for two dollars each, used a cut glass bowl for packing, and planned to adopt real children. McNally allegedly exploited the hoax for control, while the dolls were transported and mishandled, ending with a custody of scandal and a confession that the joke was on him.
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Ny International News Service
Ind
Qet
Hasel McNally
McNally
MecNally
Mr. McNally
McNallys
Fair Weather Coming Forecast For Ohio Valley Regions
Weather bureau forecast shows generally fair and cool weather for the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Outlook indicates calm river wash conditions with moderate temperatures and light winds through the period.
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Washington
the Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Elyria Labor Probe Highlights Debate at Meeting
The Central Body held a lively meeting as President Jones guided delegates through discussions on politics and candidates. Delegates criticized political gangsters and tricksters, while Delegate Whitehead reported at Canton that labor shows growing pains as it matures into a larger force.
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Alachinist
Jones
Shoals
Whitehead
State Federation of Labor
Canton
Labor
Jaevor
New Cabinet for England Circulates in London
Reported British political rumors describe Bonar Law likely to head a new cabinet. Andrew Bonar Law may hold premiership and foreign secretary in a reshaped government with a vow to reduce overseas commitments and pursue a tighter domestic economy.
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London
Lord Rathermine
Let Northcliffe
Lavi Linsd George
Lord Rothermere
Georg Moltes
Near East
Lord Rathermere
Lloyd George
Europe
Oliver Cromwell
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
King George
Viscount Cave
Juard Curzon
Stanley Baldwin
Lord Salisbury
Lord Derby
Admiralty
Viscount Peel
Indies
Sir Phillip Lloyd-Graene
Board of Trade
Colonel Gretton
Jilted boarder kills landlady in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on October 21 Myrtle Reno proprietor of a rooming house was shot five times and killed. The shooter Orrvilla Thornburg had lived there 14 years but was locked out after Reno disapproved of his attentions. Thornburg escaped custody.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mra
Myrtle Reno
Po- Nee
Orrvilla Thornburg
Reno
Thornburg
Last Day to Register and Transfer at Voting Booths
Today is the final day to register and transfer at voting booths with polls open from 4 PM to 9 PM. Voters note local questions such as the tax levy and city employee salary ordinance impacting the city's future.
More Dry Mass Meets Tonight and Sunday
Lorain County Dry Federation schedules events with speakers Hon Geo Chamberlain and K P Vaughn at Avon Town Hall tonight. Union services at MoE church Pittsfield Sunday 1:00 pm with Judge A R Webber. Sunday evening Geo H Chamberlain speaks at Grace M E church South Lorain and J F Burke at Congregational church Amherst.
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Lorain County
Harvard Scores On Centre Eleven
Harvard leads Centre Eleven early in the game before a crowd of more than sixty six thousand in Cambridge. The story notes Harvard's opening scoring as the game begins but provides no final outcome.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Maas
Daugherty Injunction Not Dropped in Ohio Visit
Attorney General Daugherty arrives in Canton to address a Republican rally on law and order scenes. He signals his first extensive remarks since the injunction filing, discussing enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and the rail way injunction. He is to speak with Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton and J I Himes presiding as the Columbus Republican Glee Club performs.
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Canton
Torney Geversi Itarry
M. Dinghersty
Chicaso
Ila Fs
Daugherty
Ohio
Jentiers
Harriet Taylor Upton
J. I. Himes
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Four Killed in Train Truck Collision at Westmore
Four men died and two were injured when an Aurora Blain and Chicago train collided with a truck at Westmore, Illinois. The report notes the crash occurred on October 21 with details from Chicago and Washington dispatches. A separate item mentions Pittsburgh bridge height protests to War Secretary Weeks over Allegheny river crossings.
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Chicago
Foor
Aurora
Washington
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Pittsburch
Weeks
Stadium Dedication Opens Ohio State Michigan Game
A large crowd of about 45,900 filled the Ohio Stadium for a dedication ceremony ahead of the Michigan Ohio State football game. The process included university presidents, governors, and local officials, with the Ohio State and Michigan bands performing as crowds cheered the teams.
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Ohio Stadium
Stadtum
Lop Oni
Oa Calar Guard
University Reserve oMerts Training Corps
University Cadeta
Elaise Fromme
Wrbana
Michigan
Ohio State
W. O. Thompson
Benton Michigan
Covernor Davis
Ohio
Moberg
Aggue Organization
Feld
Thompson
Ohio State Band
Vera Viola Koern Burial Planned for Month
Vera Viola Koern died at her aunt’s residence, 269 W Ninth Street, after a brief illness. The 15 year old was a well known neighbor, survived by her mother and several uncles and cousins. Services are set for a date in Monat, with the aunt Mrs NM presiding.
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Vera Viola Ki
Mra
Ninth Street
Besa
Misa
Koehn
Iestri
Arber
Ont
Cocesins
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