Four Lives Lost in Allegheny Auto Crashes
Reported across Allegheny county over the week, four deaths include William Slogter killed by a run down motorist and Martha Touté struck by a touring car. Police sought arrest warrants for John Stump as details emerged of violent episodes surrounding the Stump household and a young assailant.
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Pittsbungh
Allegheny County
W. J. Metsrexor
Trurk
Avo Weeks
Kuatnt
Chiaclows
Hamer
Ae Min
Btowe Township
Mtr
Martha
Wevent
John Stump
Continued case details on conspiracy and suspects naming Kenney Mooney and Dinnard
The document outlines that charges target those who conceived and directed the conspiracy. Investigations showed Kenney, Mooney, and Dinnard as pivotal leaders with others aiding. Grand jury indicated several defendants, with a venue sought and granted to Jefferson County Court, one defendant placed on trial.
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Posalbie
Thone
Kaensy
Meaney
Eutaard
Ite
Yisen
Aung
Sthey
Kenney
Mooney
Dinnard
Chault Court
Jefferson County
Grinl
Angistrate
Coorea
England
Uwe Ficht
Hyld Mlackwill
Lesan
Greenbrier
Triag
Jing the Brite
Tha
Crewit
Thia
West Virginia Trial Turmoil Amid Conspiracy Probes
NITTSHIRGIN June 16 Annowunc M8himaelina the baddest man in West Virginia Deter Bnebwilters lived in Pittsburgh last night fortified with a plate and long knife A policeman grappled with Black Will on the waterfront and the two negroes were allegedly harmed The case spans Greenbrier and Mason counties with trials delayed and juries divided The state’s effort to convict conspirators faced delays changes of venue and acquittals as witnesses died or unavailable amid a volatile legal saga.
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Nittshurgi
West Virginia
Bnebwilters
Pittsburgh
Tmirolman
Blackwill
Salk
Joh McGlelland
Mrs. Daniels Dead After Civic Service and Travel
Mrs. Blien Daniels 75 wife of Frank J. Daniels and former national president of the women relief corps died after a local hospital visit. A Charlestown resident for 40 years she joined the relief corps Colonial Dothea and Kanawha Women's Literary Society. Funeral at 6 p.m. in Simpson undertaking chapel with burial to Dedham Mass. The council recessed to allow attendance at opening night of the company playing this week and to consider street warrants.
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Blien
Daniels
Frank J. Daniels
Women's Relef Corps
Horpital
Charlasten
Mags
Ruffner Hotel
Simpson
Dedham
Mass
Balloon Race Continues With Prom Page Notes Tonight
The aero club reports balloon flights with distances of 139 to 381 miles and Belgian and British entries. Most of 17 balloons launched from Selbuseh phiin yesterday have not reported back, due to poor conditions. Court actions around three defendants show no progress, with the state planning further prosecution only if warranted.
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Selbuseh Phiin
Telgian Aern Club
Wallartming
Ubose
Denive
Phece
Ana An
Rbive
Qas
Ferther
Kesney
Moome
Kits
Police Officer Shot in Martinsburg Attack
In Martinsburg West Virginia a police officer was wounded during a shooting incident as officers tried to arrest two suspects on warrants for assault. One officer sustained a leg wound while others fled. The shooter’s motive and exact sequence were unclear, with authorities continuing to investigate and search for suspects.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
M. Wilson
Naite
National campaign opens with Dawes visit and Slemp remarks
Chicago reports the start of the national campaign with Burle Bennett arriving from Cleveland after the nominating convention. Butler held talks with General Charles O. Dawes and party leaders as Dawes and others prepared for future steps. Slemp’s statements were relayed as the campaign momentum builds and party sentiment appears broadly favorable.
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Chicago
Burlee
Cleveland
Butler
Charles O. Dawes
Jarier Amien Furce Snr
Bassin
Dawes
Dawes Swag Anserbid
Towlssey
Judsus
Girl fined $10 after Ohio river incident in Huntington
Viniet Massey, 21, pulled from the Ohio river by bystanders late Sunday night, was fined 10 in police court on a disorderly conduct charge. The girl denied the police theory that she had escaped into the river from a ferry landing.
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Huntington
Ohio River
Ferry Landing
Charges Brought Against Police Chief Dismissed
Former St Albans police chief J E Ashworth and W J Nester urged charges against current chief L B Alban. The city council dismissed the case after tense testimony and a near altercation between Ashworth and Holdbrook prompted Mayor McClung to restore order.
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St. Albans
J. E. Ashworth
W. J. Nester
Altiven
St. Alans
L. BR. Alban
Os Palice
Palice Soree
Aahwoerth
Newtar
Holdbrook
Ashworth
Nestor
Eote
Ash- Worth
Ohlat Holbrook
Holdbroal
Hie Arma
An Onter
C. W. McClung
Investigators Probe Dead Man Switch At Scene
Investigators worked from page one to uncover how the death occurred as a party member removed a hand from the switch. An officer testified that all switches appeared to be on and compressors were operating at full force with 140 pounds pressure. The control tower chief described the firing sequence observed from his post as four air compressors continued to run.
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Charles JR. Brews
W. R. Carter
Thesissinpi
Star
Carter
Warren to Return to Mexican Post
Ambassador Charles B. Warren will return from Mexico City after a brief family visit before departing for Europe. State Department officials denied rumors of an imminent resignation, noting no communication of such plans to Secretary Hull.
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Warren
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Mexico City
State Department
Hin lJaders
Weland
Alysis Nest
Biank
Prenaure
Naval Court
U.S
Mississippi
Wea
Walter C. Ebel
Turrett No
Franela Majowak
Pugmanti Ture T No
Niosa
Wunnary
Riot and tarred I W W incidents amid Mississippi disaster fallout
Reported unrest spread after a naval disaster with a large Santa Ana mob accusing I W W members of inflammatory remarks. Police say a San Pedro I W W member was among tarred and feathered, with evidence of militant activity and scattered clothing and tar in the woods observed by Sheriff investigators.
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Mississippi
I. W. W. Hell
Santa Ana
Cal
T. W.W
San Pedro
McClellan
I. W. W. Hall
U S Riflemen Win World Rifle Championship
The United States Olympic rifle team won the International rifle tournament in Rheims France with a three day total of 284 points. Switzerland finished second with 5 194 points. Gunnery Sergeant Morris Fisher of the United States Marine Corps won the individual rifle championship totaling 1 075 points across standing kneeling and prone positions.
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Rheims
France
Suns
Switzerland
Morris Fisher
United States Marine Corps
Nokitlona
Swedish Premier Elected President of International Labor Conference
Hjallmar Branting, former Swedish premier and current Swedish delegate to the League of Nations, was elected president of the International Labor Conference by acclamation as the session opened. Miss Margaret Bondfield nominated him, praising his work for labor and urging continued push for wages, employment, and fair conditions. He called for peaceful postwar peace treaty modifications and solid peace through solid solutions amid economic crisis.
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Geneva
Hjallmar Branting
Sweden
Council of
League of Nations
International Labor Conference
Hare
Branting
Margaret Bondfield
Labor
M. Branting
United States
Brennan Slain in Cafe Shooting Incident
Brennan died in a hospital after being wounded while trying to stop an escape in a cafe. His sister Shirley Sherman, a cabaret entertainer, was present when he was shot. Authorities continued investigation into the late afternoon incident.
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Brennan
Snirley Sherman
Ptoli
Murder cases set for June trials in county term
Six murder cases from the grand jury were assigned trial dates in the June 4 term. Ira Dickena faces George Gibson Jr. murder on June 23, with H C Peterson, Thurmond Knight, Tom Gilvania, Noah Hatton, and Jesse Davischa set for later dates through July 2. Other felonies include forgery, larceny, and moonshine offenses, with various defendants scheduled for trials or sentences.
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Ira Dickena
George Gibson, Jr
H.C. Peterson
Bernirdale
Thurmond Knight
Thomas J. Knight
Tom Gilvania Charrged
C. F. Quackanbush
Noah Hatton
Harry Young
Jesse Davischa
Black
W. O A. Jones
Charien Aikens
Sylvester Aikens
Albert Washington
J. A. Kinesld
Wech
John Horton
George Turner
B. H
Felows
June K
Abrer Adkins
Tune 23
FW. Kuhn
Sam Conley
Janes Sweeney
Clyde Windrush
Nelle Austin
Felonious Cutering
Ira Dickens
Bob Watkins
Jesse Johnson
Thomas Carrington
Charley McGhee
Eufie Little
A. J. Zimmerman
H. Blebal
Ralph FE. Tincher
Robert Anderson
Jarceny
Carl Carter
WJ Burs Bess
Tony Gillespie
Noah Hutton
MLV
Evans
Quickivy
Dave Fields
Jesse Davis
Names and indictments tied to Mareh murder case
Police saidJames Hughes and Frank Ragal were arraigned and admitted toAcucloye names. O'Neil appears in a pugie list with Pili under indictment for the murder in Mareh of his brother Santo. Jack Dempsey sent condolences to Brennan's widow after a 1920 bout knockout.
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Themeelven
James Hughes
Frank Ragal
O'Neil
Pili
Mareh
Santo
Jack Dempsey
Brennan Orly
Parsons
Brennan
Embezzlement Charge Sworn Against Detroit Secretary
A warrant charging embezzlement was issued for Mia Hirella A Bazel, former secretary to the Detroit manager of the B. W. Bilas company, a New York concern. She is accused of padding expense accounts over seven years and may face losses up to $100,000. GHIO Cuts Price in Findlay. O June 11 The one QU company announced a 16 cent per barrel drop in Wooster or The price is 2.40.
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Detroit
Mias
GHIO
Findlay. O
One QU
Wooster
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Women's Relief Corps
Slemp Forces
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Tuten Forcys
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