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The Washington times., 1926-10-14
SCRIVENER HAD RECENT QUARREL WITH FORMER JUSTICE AG
MRS. HALL MADE
SECRET TRIP

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Hall took the second trip to Italy
at the request of members OF her
family virtual exile. This aaS
not been confirmed. however.
Talked at Length
Miss Storer. whose admissions
show that she succeeded Sally
Peters. the New York woman .,oli-
tician. as Mrs. Halls friend and
confident. talked at length to Cap
tain Torpey and me.
she admitted that before the
murders. Mrs. Hall had never taken
her anywhere as a paid companion.
She admitted that she and her
uncle. the late William Reilly. an
attorney. had coached members Of
the choir at the time OF the first
investigation as to just what they
should tell the authorities.
Miss StOFer also revealed Tor the
first time that while in Italy. Mrs.
Han met Mrs. Paul Bonner. sister
of DIR, Hall and remained in Italy
with e.rs. Bonner.
Her statements were made in
question and answer form and she
signed them She will be asked to
go TO SomerViI1e to make sworn
statement to Inspector John J.
Underwood and other investigators
there.
Miss Storer. a pleasant appear
ing woman of middle age. lives
next door to where " n. Gorsline.
vestryman and choir singer. IN
hiding.
The house is the old home Of
Charles B. Carpenter.
It was formerly occupied bv
Henry de la Bruyere Carpenter and
his family. 1t is the house which
Mrs Hall and Willie Stevens. her
accused brother, occupied while
Mrs. Halls own home was under
going repairs which made the din
ing room big enough to hold 50
persons.
This was at the time i was re-
ported. and then denied that Mrs.
Hall was engaged to be married
again.
Miss Storer held. however. that
outside Of her expenses on the trip
she had received no further finan-
cial aid or assistance from Mrs.
Hall.
Went 10 School With Her
Miss Storer said she had gone TO
school with Mrs Hail shortly after
the family moved up from the
South. She said that since Mrs.
Halls arrest she has been visiting
her nearly every night. often stay
ing overnight.
During her talk she admitted that
she had known that Felix Di Mar
TIM. Mrs. Halls accused private de-
tective, had stayed a the Hall homo
during the first investigation Of the
murders.
Miss Storer said Mrs. Hall had
made her first trip to italy in Feb
ruary, 1928: and she had remained
abroad until about April, 1924.
"In May Mrs. Hall came to my
home and asked me If / would go
to Italy with her as her paid COM
panion." Miss Storer said.
Miss StOrer vigorously asserted
that Mrs. Hall was innocent Of the
murders and gave it as her own
belief NOT inspired, she said, by
Mrs. Habitat James Mills should
be questioned by the authorities.
The Washington times., 1926-10-14
REED To PROBE
IN indiana

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the plans of our committee SEN
ator Reed said. at have called the
committee to meet in Chicago next
Monday and that is all care TO
say"
The Washington times., 1926-10-14

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Hail took the second trip to Italy
At the request of members OF her
FAMILY virtual exile. This has
not been confirmed. however.
a
The Washington times., 1926-10-14

Scrstched-F1y Hawk. Titina. Patri-
arch and Fenlight.
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K. c. Head Honored by Pope

ROME. Oct. 14.-Edward Hearn,
head Of the knights Of Columbus.
has been created count ad per-
sonam by the Pope. The title is not
transmissable to his sons.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
lrs H. K.
B.IWaga-
IittletOn,
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B.lwaga-
Iittleton,
idsbn, DR..
Mr.. and
and Mrs.
lrs. Leroy
amilton G..
Cleveland
w. Town
Mrs. Eliz-
/ Wittbank,
J. c. I.ank,
IS Ehgenia
}, Miss Vir-
fersoh, Mrs.
bert Lingo,
Dldie Owens,
+. Wiltbank,
re Jones, J.
hon, Howard
Charles Vir-
George Gov
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WARD H.
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school house
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g drapery and
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III pond we're
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Anna Irwin,
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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Gravel Hill

Edgar Coulter has purchased
Chevrolet car. .,,.... u,o,ro,, ond
Mr. and Mrs. William warren anu
do%qbter Nina of Rehoboth, spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Warren. o,,ooo Wilson and
ao.1abter & and son of Chestertown'
Md and Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Keep
-soi NJ ond George Walls and Miss Hes
ter to. Walls we're the guests Of Mr. ana
Mrs Chas. Walls Sunday. ~
i clifford u Steward of Philadelphla
snent the Easter holidays with MIS-
annie steward and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Coulter Fpenl
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathahlel
Rogers near Piney Grove.
. Tobn Kitchens who has been EN-
= loved in Florida has returned hom'
p an5 has been spending some TIM
: viii With Daniel Kitchens and family
j ouite a few persons of this vlcln
;+v we're visitors at the almshous
" on Sunday. 90 Mi,
l. Mr. and Mrs. Fred johnson OF MI
ton spent Sunday with David stew
~ ard and family.
r: Law Moore and family have move
II to Laurel.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09

friends out again soon:
HOW we welcome these pleNne
s,nnv days again which have cee
to convince us that spring is neS
oI,oo ~ more Just to hear the birdleN
omH oineing, chirping songs that prove
their love for warm sunshIIe suIle co. s,nT
budding trees, which have come - - otl ,'.l
Christ above. When is mother ealtl t-
more MOI pretty? Unbounding beaut!
tongne cannot tell. How picture.sqSp' !
- is down here. What must 1t D.
where angels dwell?
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
SAMUEL ]. WILSON & SOr
MILTON, DELAWARE
rnnornl Directors and EmbaImeEA

We have added to our funeral EQUIP
w = rev Motor Funeral Car 70.
5gbich we make no extra charge; W.
have still retained both our do SiSoH wbicI
tS,aIeSore ~ ny 1iaces US in a position to 14I.
Ins D1s5 either horse drawn or moUo'
n9VI We are the best equiPPed ana o,,Ssls. ~
the largest stock OF tuneE@ '''-
ao1thn aSan OF 1bone. M , Once No. ~, residenSc
NJ O'tn ~ Phone service day ana night ~ n
Nn,6e no 80. sfter 10 ,. m. call No; ~ A.
cans promptly answered. no ta eA'ro =,
charge for distance. use Oh Nes-i'
wiz We also carry a large and coz! coz ~ lsN'
soT+roent of Furniture, CeIr ~. -
5.lea 8ssol ba,1tS Farm Wagons, Rack "S%
nys and Farming Implements
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Cedar Grove
(near Lewes)

Tho sixth meeting of the CeuaI |
Cove p #. A. was held April ISL.
Mrs Joseph Pendleton, the presl-
A demonstration of the regular
Lessons was given by the teacher
NIrs Morris. A first grade reaulhS
lesson was taught. The man poInIs
were a word drill at the beginning VI
the lesson, followed by quesuons'
Then followed reading by puplls
which was most excellent. New
words taught for next assignment
followed by seat work to impress Ine
lesson just learned. ,1.1
Next was a project study OF HoI-
land showing how geography IAN
gnage. number work, story IelllnS'
reading and spelling are correiate9'
A Dutch sand table was eXnlDiIeu'
also Holland booklets. Then IoilOW- =
: cd a demonstration of arithmetic py
, tbe sixth Grade. The object Delng 10
| teach compounding of interest Dy
= tbe go dav method. Also a slxth
Grade geography lesson on Phlhp-
nine Islands, using pictures from
/ the University of Delaware library
J., A fifth grade spelling class was
d taught showing the modern way VI
presenting a WORD.
|, A history lesson was gwen uslHs
!. the character representation methou'
A study of winds was given Dy lhe
= third grade, utilizing poetry. Ihe
o aims were to teach air occupies
o space. wind is moving air, work OF
e winds and value Of poetry IN les
IT sons.
e A demonstration in use Of the
e. blackboard outline map was given
IL also a picture study demonstratlol
was given.
IL After the lessons the literary clul
lg conducted the program, suitable L
of the month. The state outline wa
ne followed. Then the president spok
). on rural homes in Delaware.
Ou This was interesting, as this dis
,ir trict helped to obtain those figures
lg. as we sent in face the facts report
We last year.
OH The following officers were cleo
ed for the next term: Presiden
ng Mrs. Joseph Pendleton; vice pres
,ly dent, Garfield Sharp; secretary Mr.
a Virgil Morris; treasurer, MIS- "a
IN field Sharp; publicity secretary MI
he Fred Corbett.
mt The following delegates were ele
as ted to attend the convention at y
ell yer on April "a: Mrs. Joseph re
% dleton, Mrs. Ed. Roberts Mrs. Be BEe
Ina..AErs. Byron Deputy MI
-, alternates, Mrs. we
TX Brown, Mi
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Long Neck

SDecial Notice! the members oil
Girls Friendly Society WISH W
bnonnce that a measuring party
i'll be given in the school oullulns
Long Neck on Friday eVenlIe'
nril 18th. If stormy, it will be the
|ollowing clear evening. Ice cream
nd cake will be served. The net pro,
seeds will be used for the mater IA
imnrovement of Central M: T.
church A cordial invitation Is eA-
tended to the public and all ,e;,'o elLot,
will be made to make the e'ennnS Il,,2
agreeable and worth whlle'
belning hand will be highly appreei,-
ated on April 10Th. If you are WI WI
tbo cburch then come and be WIN
10 Nh dsN1isses Marguerite and Laura
Burton and Evelyn Llhso "0
! Georgetown on Saturday. liant
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Parsons SRTm RIrs
Mondat evening with MI anu g M. An.
David Warrington and iannlS u
COLA. - steele enter
! +.inad MI, anu nu sunday evenlGG Mr. AN. an,
: Mrs. E. G. Lingo and MI anN
!. c. E. Lingo. 1,ocee an
family. also Mrs. Lloyd MCGEE SpOl ine
e Monday evening with E. G' Lille
y and family. ,oon snendir
. .i.Io ''itEl 4i,,o With his sister, Mrs. Ge
Nihlet and family of Wilmlngton;;
l. Rev. H. o. Hufnal OF the w; w., w.
lr of Dover. who is now the p%stoI r.
IN Central M E. Church, spent the E'
E. tor holidays with friends mere
re M ard Mrs. Ward MCGEE hau
I'd .boir visitors on Sunday eVenn
M NJ and Mrs. Chas. Phillips MIS-.
r. I1i 1ingo % MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Joi
,ir ~ ~ near Nliusboro, and Albert DO"
re of Warwick. III on+ert
cir Miss Ethel Burton wiz IN w
cir +bo Girls Friendly Society on "
ussdav Ieyening, April 14th. \,
ed neS 81 y p Lingo who teaches N
m W. .. D.. orn1nar school, spent
on ,yesl,eehd at her home here
las 10" Tong Neck was we'll represel
his at the Almhouse aso~ On 6aughtel
his Miss Bernice Massey o,, uStu
pa- Ntr and Mrs. CAREY Massey
1lI TIovJ MCGEE, son Of Mr.. ana
to W WoT5 MCGEE, were quietly mar
MIA, in salisbury on Saturday at
ent noon - The newly-weds Will re
hill 18th Nth 1.-The groom's parents =
AIRY happilness is wish tneln - 10 of
ere. H 4Sre limited life. May it be oi
; of and prosperity. Aovo
lsed wei are very sorry " HG Iist .
and Amarhda Moore on our SIGN liSS .5 :
ime. - InIrs Werner Bnrt0n- ills
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09

neXN Fulueiy AAoA ,.,,,.
our motto be: Busy for our
fen. all the time"
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
avs Church

and Mrs. Ralph Satterheld
:snt Easter with Mr.. ana MIS- A1o
mer Hopkins. ,o of 10over
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Moore ol "o''-
called on friends here EASTER
Mr. Robinson of Wilmington Wis
tied R. ]. Hope recently. ,,r
Mr. and Mrs. T. Maloney ana MIH
md Mrs BENJAMIN Hurd and fanny
snent Sunday with Mr.. and MIS- W.
P. MalOney. 11oDo snent
MIR. and Mrs. R. J. Hope spen'
Easter with his father IN DOVE. sl,.,oo
Mrs. ]. T. Robbins OF trea9Ilcs a
snent Friday with her son. Ihoinas
Robbins and family. ,,,.oor
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Holllnse. ',.
and family spent Sunday IN DoseI' se-
While there they attended eonie1
ence. ~ oe Whining.
D ton is visiting her sister, MIS- " 4"
? iiGi M and Mrs. A. C. Warrington
attended conference in Dover sun
e day. n,.o. pobbins an
= COW W. Johnson. spent Easter with MI
al and and Mrs. Thomas G. Johnson Johnson { {
r TeIton rel In the afternoon they a
x called on Mrs. Robbins nrotne l;,
is clifford B. Johnson, VINO Is pui
lg sick. r,,ornos ~,
,i- with us on Sunday. 9.,,,,i
tn w" Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds RoDoi
th and family and Mrs. J. T. .Roppl
snent Easter with Mrs. Rayho
ira Shockley. ,x. of NJ
noinaton called on relatives here
ent Sunday. -. ham
Irs. Bradley Mlnher "no - i'o,,,o of
An with the measles at the home OF
GRANDPARENTS, Mr.. and MIS- D
-er- NIinner in Frederica, is able TO
and turn home.
FRS. :, Il ond :
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09


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Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09

As e neor' had gathered in
II nuIlil i1llTheatre 10 witness the pre-
tne of a comedy drama by the
TTmniSlass of the Milton h!sn
SSuuLtbnd the alarm disturbed the
norfiance for a time.
pei LII emporary bridge across tne
4 EII River at Drawbridge Is
noUbmpleted and trafhc mas peSn 5Sso
NOV Cd over this bridge until the
COL ton of a steel and concrete
Ioi is erected. A foundation was
pLi tliust east of the old bridge anu
pulyjn IITing on Saturday morning tne
Imam had moved the OLD DIluse
vs. new foundation by ten a. u u.
~ old bridge has been fixed so tMnaI maj
an he opened to admit vessels u
through. D,o,,wortb of
Edward and Albert BqckwoI'n Btv Ind ID
Lion Mrs. Estella Betts 4no e
anghter. Ida, Mr.. and Mrs: WI, va
,noi3b and daughter, Hester Oh W ~ II.
61ington spent Sunday with MT al'
Mrs. william H. Clifton 81 Will
Mrs Hester Clifton IS III WI, W.
bronchial trouble at her nome ne"
MiT'OF; I Harold and Ralph C. short % o
Con,ac+icnt - Mrs. Short and daugn
tor 7 onise of Queen Anne, Nd, MLs S1
Cortelyou, of Rehoboth' anu Tes+e Res
I, Buell., of Newark, Were H',1,o noo
guests q Of Mrs. Annie SNORT Ho''
town. AVA hold in tn
nro,,- ~ piIorim Holiness Church 0
saturday evening and on S1lGSy tls 90, q
all day meeting was helg. Dotn sII d., Do
vices viz were largely attended Al t,'i I1
soI.yices saTT will be held every Gay III III
&c 9eaolr - and ON Sunday the edlhce WI
be dedicated with appropriate ~
vices. oo Fowler al
daI1pbter of Wilmington ana MI d, a.
Mrs Mrs Clarence Pippin, OF YORK r. r.
nnon+ M y, the weekend with Mr.. al
Mrs. A. NJ. Driscoll. ., ,1;l+o
The Goshen NJ. E. Churcn, Mli'0
delaware, M Sunday April 1lth'
Smith Fldridge, Phi. B., pastor:
1O.3O Holy communion. Ihe pa
tor rViSs desires each church member
he nresent. And the public Is a. !
90 cordially invited. Subject for I
morning. "His Body" A fuli cn'
viii vii conduct the singing OF l
hvmns for the communion selvi e.
A special communion service lof
the children. ao,oo1 u
1900. The Sunday school nftandi y
meet. Our people enjoy attenIl emo
Sunday school, because IL Is Igli
interest. The good music anu
: GOOD GOOD lessons are drawing feature
1880. The evening service. =,
> will he there, because the big en-
of men is to conduct the slngi
Tbese fellows like to sing, ana
like to hear them. Sing on men,
} ~ Tbeme TT for the evening, Lily
f and Doing" A short talk. Possl
= Milton M. E. Church has not ma :;
greater day, than she had last .
~ tor was greeted by
lions of his pres
s the old T
xuaa Z
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Ine-Man Barrel Litter

man can easily stand or tip a
el weighing from 400 to 500 lb.
using the simple lever shown in
,,S ,ISraWlng. 1t is merely a pick
ldie, l1 with steel grips bolted on.
'pled as indicated, the handle all
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09

hid YOU know that pork and pee
.,ere often receivable for taxes our
inc early settlement Of America
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09

| tlOn eA0lO1'
day, April H. uo++;ng thoir
naa viners in order for the eol1tl7 t.I
Season The viner owned by the NIL
+o,, ''1anning Co.. formerly located on
tba M Ian1 of George Maryil, IN Frline
gool| tIiC Neck. will be moved across tne t
-lo road ON lands of Chester snort
other vner stations Will reiii'iiA 90
located last year. ,-s;.,r mine
TvndaT &, Wilson are loading @ mine
IRONS Of the Milton station. D. Caley
palmer shipped several carloaos u :.
edo ncsts and cord wood from tift
same station this week.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. o. U. r., =. EN- ~,
tertained the members ana tnel .
Tives md friends at a banquet o.
Thursday evening, the occasion Oe Oe
ing Ladies' Night" Speeches "er
made bv prominent Odd FELLOWS an
a royal good time was hau. Dr.,
Captain and Mrs. Henry i pui
,, ton are both critically i'll et tnel
home on Federal street. 4hey al a.
above eighty years of age ana tne ne
recovery is not anticipated 10y the
|. relatives and friends.
Josiah D. Robbins has receive
l. word from washington thaf his a
nointmeInt as postmaster ft MllL'
for another term of four years. n
! been co oInfrmed by the Sefate' -
: is Mr.. Robbins second ter ana
! re-annointment is pleasing to the I
irons oil the Milton office.
;, Miss IEmily Y. Maull b IS gone
4 MISS - Hosnital Pliladelph
where 9he has entered a a stud'
nurse She was accompa1 led to n
> adelphia by her motneI Ms ;. +I,o he
J. G. MaulE who spent the week the
d " 1H'a aIi onov on the residence
5. NJ o. Icar Retts on Tue sday eau
. the SOUNDING of the fir alarm
l. created some excitemen for forr,,s a u
u -. uusallI4 A~a1g~p-@
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
6H-RaY Plates for Roof
Cover Greenhouse

1ers working in the greenhouse
penitentiaIy on Deer Island.
Mass, If so disposed, can
interesting revelations of the
anatomy simply by glancing
at the roof, for the covering
|oSed Of discarded X-ray plates,
by the city hospital of Bos-
Euils, arms, ribs, hands, and
bones are included in the
canopy.
Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
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''o''iy Walter Passwaters. Hous-
b. 1tp
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-31

dependent caucus probably will be
held the night of January 3.
NOnpartisans are expected to caucus
at the same time and name their can
didate for speaker who would, In the
ordinary course Of events. become the
minority floor leader.
Organization Of the senate has at
tracted less attention here, since its
main job will be merely the selection
Of u president pro tempore to serve
as presiding officer in the absence
Of Lieutenant Governor Walter Mad
dock. The senate also will choose a
secretary and the house members
will choose chief clerk.
Because Of the change in political
control Of the house, J. G. Miller,
kottineau. is given little chance to
retain the chief-clerkship which he
held last session but G. K. Very,
Minot. is being mentioned again as
secretary of the senate. He served
in that post Mt the last session
Very, however, is said not to be a
candidate for the post. c. b. Thomas
Hettinger county, and {. w. Austin
Fargo, are said to be active can.
didates.
p. j. Murphy. Grafton, and Frank
Ployhar, Valley City, are being men
toned here as possible candidates fol
president pro tempore of the senate