Slain Rector Had Ties To Other Woman In New York
New York police and Brunswick investigators study a double murder case of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs. Eleanor Mills. Evidence suggests Hall communicated with an unidentified New York woman and a telegram hinted a late evening meeting. The probe explores possible romantic entanglements and alternate lodging in New York City as a theory. A grand jury consideration looms as details unfold.
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Hy International News Service
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Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church
Eleanor Mills
Dr. Hall
New York
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Aed More
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Raymond
Schent der Ang
Clifford Blayca
No lenses and $5 costs tied to auto equipment case
A fragment notes that at 8 o'clock an individual identified as Patio faced Justice Bitner for failing to have a properly equipped automobile with lenses. The record mentions a $5 cost and a purity or puri ty error in the text.
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Patio
Justice Bitner
Love affair troubled Mrs Mills over illicit romance
New Brunswick October 23 International News Service reports Eleanor Mills sought advice from a sister Mrs Hisle Darodhardt in September about her clandestine relationship with Dr Edward Wheeler Hall rector of St John the Evangelist church. The sister recalled the discussion occurred about two weeks before a double murder.
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Jps
New Brunswick
Eleanor Mills
Baltic Inez Boreground sinks. nine lives lost in gale
News flashes report the Baltic Inez Boreground driven ashore in a gale with nine lives lost. Several other ships foundered in the same storm as winds battered the Baltic and nearby seaways. The dispatch notes continuing maritime peril and multiple ship wrecks.
Tiger Woman Faces Death Penalty Trial Fears Noose
Los Angeles October 23 Clara Phillips known as Tiger Woman appears in court for the Alberta Meadows hammer murder case. Jail gossip says visions of the hangman haunt her as she is said to fear a death sentence if the state seeks the noose.
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Servier
Los Angeles
Ron
Clara Philiips
Hammer
Alberta Meadows
Alge
Arizona
Fme
Shaia
Harding to Cuba to probe Cuban finances
Washington official learns that W. P. G. Harding former president of the Federal Reserve Board will soon travel to Cuba as a presidential representative to aid the Cuban government in straightening out tangled finances.
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Washington
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Cuba
Keeney Pleads Against West Virginia Trial In Logan Case
G Frank Keeney United Mine Workers official opened his trial in Charlestown West Virginia facing charges of being an accessory in the killing of a Logan deputy sheriff. He objected to state vs Logan cool operators association involvement and argued he was not properly tried by the state or Logan organizers. He was fined $30 for a separate merchandise sales charge and later faced another fine of $38.46 in an Austrian case noted in Hagerstown.
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Nn Interannoant News Service
Charlestown
W. Va
G.frank Keeney
United Mine Workers
Keaney
Virginia
Logan
cool+ operatora association
Eean Wan
Willamapart
Austrea Theo
Laat Woul Maga
Hageratawa
Charga
Democrat Senate Candidate Meets Harding's Favor
In Dalca g Texas on October 25 President Harding approved the Republican party's bid to nominate a Democrat, Geo. B. Peddy, for the United States Senate, a letter from state Republican chairman G. Oran Gerner released today states.
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Harding
Wy International Neva Service
Dalcag
Texas
Fr. G. Oranger
Republican Executive Comititten
United Broton Senate
Geo. B. Peddy
Bonar Law Succeeds George As Premier
London news service reports Andrew Bonar Law formally accepted the British premiership from King George. Law pledges unity and a Tory cabinet to be announced next day. Lloyd George, bidding farewell, contemplates a possible coalition and opens political headquarters in London. Churchill supports Lloyd George, warning against a Labour Communist coalition.
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News Service
London
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Sig George
England
Law
Orys
Scottish Tamperance Party
Conta
Liberal Party
Rfter
Winston Churchill
Lloyd George
Churchill
Labor Hopes to Control Britain Seizes 500 Seats in Vote
In London on October 23, British Labour spokesmen disclosed plans to contest 500 of 615 constituencies in the general election. They expect to secure enough seats to form England’s first Labour government, potentially breaking the current 78 seat Conservative hold in the Commons.
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London
Labor Ie
England
Gommona
SUPT TENNEY IN AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR MULBERRY AND HAAT
Superintendent C. A. Tenney of streets faced a close call when his auto collided with Norman O Deley at the corner of Haat avenue and Mulberry streets. Tenney, his wife, and Mrs. Paul Miller escaped injury as both vehicles sustained wheel damage.
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C. AL Tenney
Norman O_ Deley
Alexander Street
Haat Avenue
Mulberry Streets
Famine Threatens Greek Armenian Refugees at Ports
Refugees arriving in Athens report famine and pestilence among Greek and Armenian fugitives crowding Thracian ports seeking transport to Greek soil. Food, medical care, and shelter are scarce as suffering grows amid the crisis. A major demonstration supported the revolutionary government, with Colonel Gonatas vowing punishment for those blamed for military setbacks in Asia Minor.
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Mir International Mews Service
Athens
Gonatas
Revolutionary Party
Asia Minor
Irish Tiring of War Seek Peace Again
Negotiations between the free State government and irregulars continued today in Dublin after the De Vatora peace efforts collapsed. Rev. Vathor Thomas of Gori initiated talks as fighting slowed, signaling public weariness with war and a desire for peace.
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International News Service
Dublin
Free State
Vathor Thomas
Gori
de Vatora
Off- Glass
Ultad
Unwritten Law Will Be Murderer's Pica Unwritten Law Will Be Murderer's Pica
Hackensack Ontario October 28 General A Cine motion picture director and his brother Charton Scullion and one year old Alice Thornton were arraigned today charged with the murder of Jack Borgin a moving picture stunt actor Borgin was shot to death at the Clines home Edgewater New Jersey after Mrs Cline accused him of attacking her and having disreputable relations with her
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Berview
Hackensack
Gen. A. Cine
Motion Pictura
Woman Sells Whiskey From Baby Carriage At Fair Grounds
An older woman in the eastern city district dispenses whiskey from a baby carriage hidden under clothing. Authorities report she wheeled the infant around Harrystown and sold large quantities, including at the Fairgrounds during the fair. A jury for November term will be drawn by Judge Wageman tomorrow morning. Edward Helmel visits his father William Helmel on South Potomac Street.
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Harrystown
Wagaman
Edward Helmel
William Helmel
South Potomac Street
Killed Lover Story Heads To Criminal Court
Peggy Beal stands for murder in the second degree in Kansas City court as the self styled avenger of Frank Warren Anderson whom she called her perfect lover She recounts a month of happiness followed by betrayal and death at her hands as the sole witness in her defense in a downtown hotel room shooting case
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Douglas G. Tinsley
Dia
International News
NSAS
Peggy
Sie Sass
Anderson Core
Har
Bond Issue in Williamsport Election
Citizens prepare for a special election in Williamsport to vote on a $100,000 waterworks bond authorized by the Legislature. Conservatives deem the outcome uncertain while proponents argue progress. A previous bond election carried by a slim margin and court challenges over voting hours were resolved with a new 9 to 6 schedule.
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WiLliamsport
Jinan
Cui- Sons
Wagaman
Burns boy in trolley sparks investigation
Four year old Leater Ugiefritz, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Ugiefritz, was burned on a Loop trolley after contact with a radiator likely energized by a short circuit. Mrs Melfitte and her son, riding home from Belvo, heard the child cry as they sat down and the skin blistered badly on his leg.
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Leater
Howard Ugiefritz
Melafitte
Belvo
Wade
Lila To
Akin
Wreck of B&O Express Near West Newton Injures Dozens
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Express No. 69 northbound derailed at Stiersville near West Newton Pennsylvania after a truck struck a pipe at a grade crossing. Two express cars and two day coaches derailed. one Pittsburgh man J. J. Imhoff was killed and many passengers injured. engineer George Stein of Meyersdale, Va. was seriously hurt.
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International News
Hecvieo
West Newton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Stiersville
Here
J. J. Imhoff
Fhegann
George Stein
Meyersdale
Ships barred from carrying liquor under Volstead act
Judge Learned Hand upheld the federal ban on liquor on ships registered in the United States and on foreign vessels near U S waters. The ruling endorses Attorney General Daugherty's view and denies an injunction from Cunard, Anchor, French Line and others. Steamship services plan to take the case to the Supreme Court.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Judge Hand
Cunard
Auckor
French Line
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Daugherty
U.S. to Help Clear Liquor Question in Supreme Court Appeal
Washington October 23 Government aid to foreign ship lines to clear liquor rights by expediting a quick appeal of Judge Hand s decision to the United States Supreme Court Prohibition Commissioner Haynes said today when informed by International News Service of Judge Hand s decision.
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Washinggton
Judge Hand
United States Supreme Court
Prohibition Gammisatoner Haynes
Servise
Man Dies From Shock After Auto Crash Near Williamsport
Benjamin S. Bennett and Roman Taylor, both from Williamsport, were in a car that left the Downaville pike near Williamsport, struck a fence and tree, and toppled an embankment. Bennett died of shock at Dr. L. Weaver’s office after a fatal arm wound. Taylor had a cut hand. An inquest was ordered. Bennett was married with a widow and one son, plus siblings.
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Benjamin S. Bennett
Williamsport
Roman Taylor
Downaville Pike
Bennett
Taylor
John T. Tlya
Line
Cumberland Valley
Weaver
Henry
Charles
Tenement Fire Kills Fifteen and Injures Twenty
In New York on October 23, a deadly tenement fire at 1774 Lexington Avenue near Harlem killed 15 residents and seriously injured about 20 others. A fire, likely of accidental origin, began near a wooden stairway sparked by a heater or similar device, igniting two baby carriages and spreading quickly through the building.
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York
Witteen
Lexington
Autos Damaged In Leitersburg Collision Report
Two autos were damaged in a Leitersburg collision yesterday afternoon. A Hagerstown car driven by Mr. Stouffer and a Waynesboro vehicle collided on the streets, both sustaining damage. No injuries were reported.
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Mr. Stouffer
Waynesboro
Leitersburg
Tha Hagerstown Ord
Waynonborn
Detvara Ween
Diphtheria Watch Underway in Middletown
Dr K B Norment head of Washington County Health Department reports Middletown diphtheria cases under watch. Investigations focus on Haver and local attendance. No fatalities so far. majority mild. Planned throat cultures for all children and likely Schick test and immunization for all.
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K. B. Norment
Washington County
Wellaha Me
Haver
Schick
Youth crushed under horse near Drownsville
Joseph Martin aged 18 son of Daniel Martin was badly injured late Saturday when the horse he rode stumbled and fell upon him. One of his togas was caught beneath the animal and the knee cap crushed. He was taken to Broderick City Infirmary where an operation was performed in an effort to save his life.
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Joseph Martin
Daniel Martin
Drownsville
Broderick City
Converts Dipped During Immersion in Williamsport Creek
Nearly a thousand participants witnessed ten persons immersed in Conovochaarno Creek at the river in Williamsport yesterday afternoon. Converts were welcomed into the Pentecostal Church by Pastor Jor Jo&roys. Other attendees followed the rites and observed the ceremonial paths of Ghawyent and Oblo.
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Rivar
Williamsport
Jo&roys
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Welk
Wora Wonon
Hye Tatora
Othava
Egandad
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