Man Cleared in Assault Case in Shinnston Court
In Shinnston, a man was acquitted after a hearing before Magistrate Brans on a charge of attempting to assault Mrs. Ralph Rubineon. Fifteen witnesses testified the man was elsewhere at about 4 AM Saturday near Riverdale and not at the Robinson home in Shinnston. Robison could not identify him, and the suspect was arrested Sunday morning.
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Ralph Rubineon
Shinnston Garace
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Riverdale
Meewanna
Robinson Rome
Shinuston
Mex Robinson
Mendy McGee
McGee
A. M. Clover
Pelrmont
Beare
Eclipse View Aids Man's Eye Disease
Louis Preton aged 84 regained sight after seven years of blindness caused by cataracts following sun exposure during a partial eclipse. He previously underwent unsuccessful cataract removal attempts but later saw his night vision return and discarded his glasses. Embargo extended on poultry imports amid European foul disease.
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Lom
Louis Preton
Pretola
Pape's Diapepsin Provides Quick Digestion Relief
Millions of families rely on Pape's Diapepsin to relieve indigestion caused by heavy meals or disliked foods. The harmless stomach remedy promises fast relief with a few tablets, is available in a large 60 cent package, and is guaranteed by druggists nationwide.
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Aby
Adv
Autopsy Proves Exposure Death at Fort Adams
Macy Gleason 27 was found on Fort Adams reservation after a week missing. Examiners Sherman and Stewart report exposure caused death from cold after a fall into a 20 foot moat. Private George F. Henderson held as witness in military court of inquiry ongoing.
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Sewlort
F. Dan
Macy Gleason
Fort Adams
Willian A. Sherman
Charlee W. Stewart
Coid
Military Court of Inquiry
George F. Henderson
Gas Takes Lives Of Eleven People In Brooklyn Fire
Gas deaths in New York yesterday claimed eleven lives including Georgie McQuarrie and his wife Mary in Brooklyn. A gas cook stove and closed apartment windows caused asphyxiation. Infants and several others, including Julia Hit and Avousin Krell, also perished from carbon monoxide lingering after a night of dancing. Victims numbered nine more across Brooklyn and Mineola as investigators cited gas leaks and accidental ignition.
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New York
Georgie McQuarrie
Mary
McQuartie
Brooklyn
Julia
Wetl
Tase Bagoshian
Avousin Krell
Peter McMahon
Peexski
Andrew Keleska
Mineola
N. Y
George Sonnecksen
Thomas McDermott
Railway seeks to discontinue line in Ritchie County
An application to discontinue service on about eight miles of track between Cornwallis and Harrisville in Ritchie county was filed with the state public service commission. No protests were entered. W H Westfall testified the line from Ellensburg to Morrisville has lost most passenger service, prompting the request. S A Powell represented the tollroad.
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Ritchie County
Harrisville Southern Railway Company
State Public Service Commission
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Ellensbuco
Pennahors
Morrisville
Rjilway Company
A. Powell
Athorway
Tollroad
Simple funeral for J C Eastman ends in cremation
John C. Eastman publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal died of anoplexy. The funeral was simple, with cremation planned and ashes to be scattered at West Alexandria Ohio. Honorary pallbearers included Mary Girden, Margaret Haley, and Gertrude Alden Neely.
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Chicago Daily Journal
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Dual
Nesé
Theseamen
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Saprang
Chicago Civic Opera Company
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Gerrtrude Alden Neely
Radio message travels 9000 miles across the continent
A vast radio transmission bridged the Pacific from Westhouse station KIKA to Australia and New Guinea, reached hundreds of thousands of listeners, claimed as the greatest radio achievement. Reported signals from Melbourne and Rabaul confirm the message was heard clearly across Australia.
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Australia
Pacific
Australis
Filla
Westlhehouse Company
KIKA
Pale Met
Middies Must Serve Two Years
Annapolis January report from the naval academy states no midshipman today may resign upon diploma next June as last year. Resignations will be considered by the Navy Department only after graduates have served at least two years.
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Mia
Nural Academy
Navy Department
Tarkington Wins Plagiarism Suit Case Against Noted Author
In Los Angeles on January 27, Berth Tarkington, a noted author, was awarded $500,000 in a plagiarism suit brought by Maud Greenwood of Palestine Texas. The superior court dismissed the case, with Tarkington not appearing in court.
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Los Angeles
Berth Tarkington
Gore at White House Breakfast Conference
President Coolidge hosted a White House breakfast to map legislative steps for the agricultural commission's recommendations. Attendees included Senate and House agriculture leaders, Secretary Gore, Senator Curtis of Kansas, and Representative Loweworth of Ohio, with discussion of commission proposals.
Public Sentiments Prompt Senate Agricultural Conference Absence
Chairman Norris of the senate agriculture committee did not attend the conference while plans are sent to the capital. The statement indicates forthcoming actions awaiting approval and emphasizes the oversight role not exercised in person.
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Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
White string to replace red tape in government
Washington January 27 The budget director General Lord announced a shift to white string to replace red tape in most departments as an economy measure under standardization of government supplies. He noted red tape costs more and may suggestively hinder operations and efficiency.
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Washington
Unclear Government Clause Cited By General
A general warns that a provision may have a harmful psychological effect on procedures in some government offices and suggests it could signify elimination from federal service of certain personnel. The dialogue centers on the term ehone and its potential significance in federal staffing.
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Ehone
Ten Brothers Forge Glasgow Private H.R. Mackay News
A Glasgow private H R Mackay of the Black Watch is highlighted as part of a feature on ten brothers serving in the army. An innovative lining to be placed closer to the body to shield against heat is described, credited to a New York inventor.
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H.R. Mackay
The
Black Watch
Pine
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