Habeas hearing delayed for Bennett Brending in Erie
Advices from Erie report a habeas corpus hearing for James Bennett and Clarence W. Brending, arrested for the Sarnthowse fire. The hearing was postponed to Thursday morning. Other charges of being fugitives from justice may be filed. Writ issued by Judge Hutpon. Bennett's attorney Don F. Smith. Jail detention likely until priot time. Warrants from Chautauqua county awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Holelock
James Bennett
Clarence W. Brending
Sarnthowse
Bennett
Steadmay
Wwe
Hut Pon
Don F. Smith
Ben
Heke
Steadman
Erie County
Chautauqua County
New York State
Oil magnate Sinclair guilty on single contempt count
April 5 Harry Sinclair, oil magnate, found guilty of one offence for refusing to answer questions before a Senate inquiry into Meadlgators. Judge William Hills said sentencing would occur Monday, with the maximum possible punishment.
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Wasimington
Harry
Sinclair Oil
Wat
Meadlgators
Justce Wiliam Hils
Amouments
Sironir
Sinclaiy
Antler Yacay
Pennsylvania to Vote on $50 Million Road Bond Issue
Pennsylvania faces a future ballot on a constitutional amendment authorizing a third road bond of 60 million or more to fund land use and road construction. The Hess resolution calls for the referendum while administration measures propose gasoline tax increases to support the program. The senate passed the measures on second reading. the house earlier approved them and sent the package to the senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Aigly
Allmage
Installation of Main Street lights ordered
City council authorized immediate installation of five 2 candlepower street lights on the south side of West Main Street. Standards have been ordered and erection expected this week to improve the street lighting. The meeting approved bills, filed treasurer’s report, and granted a curb-cut permit with usual restrictions. A lone bid for a dump rack was rejected. bids will be sought again for Wye Street department.
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West Main
Public Safety
Howard
C. W. Bracken
H. G. Neff
North Center Street
W. L Nuttall
Wye Street
Council
Valjonenel
Snyder Murder Trial Delayed In Holy Week Postponement
In Long Island City on April 5 the trial of Ruth Brows Snyder and Henry Todd Gray for the murder of editor Albert Snyder was postponed to April 12 after a conference with opposing counsel and Justice Scudder. A separate trial may be sought for Mrs Snyder. no cameras or lunch baskets will be allowed in court.
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United Prom
Long Island City
Ruth Brows’ Snyder
Henry Todd Gray
Albert Snyder
Art Edicor
Justice Scudder
Mia
Snyder
Twitce Scudder
IwalkeP Held At Jamestown On Forgery Charge
Patrolman Flannigan seized Arthur Walker in Jamestown on forgery charges. Walker is accused of passing a forged check for ten dollars, suspected in Erie railroad thefts. He resided at 2 Fletcher Avenue and waived extradition, with arraignment expected tonight.
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John Flannigan
Jamestown
Babke
Arthur Walker
Walker
New York
Erie Railroad
Fletcher Avenue
Presbyterian Congregation Annual Meeting in Gymnasium
The Presbyterian congregation held its annual meeting last evening in the gymnasium with about one hundred attendees. A sumptuous repast followed and music was provided by the R. E. Palmer Prim ittmne Co. N. R. Dickson chaired the business meeting and officers were elected including Rev. A. Martin and Dr. Wood. a sympathy resolution committee was formed for Dr. Wood.
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Presbyterian Church
Arthur Palmer
R. E. Palmer Primittmne Co
N. R. Dickson
Wieh
TA. Martin
Chigge
Pg, Wood
Howard MacLees
Wood
Allictigny
Harrisburd
Wardle
Einliaht Society
Apalnen
Vannval
Atrocities in Nanking Reported By North China News
The North China Daily News cites unreported Nanking atrocities targeting foreigners in the wake of riots. Reports describe eight women assaulted, others stripped, and women searched for jewelry as anti foreign sentiment rose in Hankow Amoy and Changsha amid evacuations.
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Shanghai
North China Daily News
Afiday
Nanking
Yangtze Valley
Changsha
Americas
Amoy
Hankow
Vice
Lontiin
United States
John K Davis
United States State Department
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Davis
North China
United Press
Youthful Check Sharpers Target Local Gas Stations
Authorities seek two young check sharps who passed worthless $14 payments at three nearby gas stations, Basaline The Dipkinson, Jewel filling, and Third Ward stations. Police notified and pursuing leads, with a possible third victim at Hone fell.
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Dipkinson
Smith and
West Wayne Streets
Jewel
Ward Gasolmne
Jewell Station
James
JR. Panlkner
J. R. Chutre
FLEE FROM PEKING FLEE FROM PEKING
Foreign evacuation of North China began as Nationalist armies move toward Yangzi fronts. Peking hotels crowded with Westerners boarding ships to Japan, with accommodations booked into May. American mission at Chyehow occupied by Nationalist troops. 171 Americans reportedly left the ternary district, 119 remaining. Rumors of civilian distress circulated but denied.
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Randall Goup
United Preas Star
Peking
North China
Yangiae
Jew
Japar
Chyehow
Antiwei
City measures push resurfacing of North Center Street
The council considers an ordinance by Mr. Leach to resurface and repave North Center Street from the railroad crossing to Washington Street with trims on Park Place to Solombos Avenue. The plan, likely backed by a bond issue over 90000, awaits final approval at the May meeting after preliminary work and state aid discussions with Hamshuie and East Columbus avenue projects.
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Citi Connie
Center Street
Goimbus Avenue
Ght
Ennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Park Place
Solombos Avenue
Corry
Leach
Hamshuie
Columbus Avenue
Ivalysis
Rotary Club hears speech on crippled children work in Pennsylvania
Misa Jane Marshall executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Society of Crippled Children spoke at the Rotary Club meeting about state and local efforts to aid crippled children. She urged general public support and noted that these children are wards of the state. Kenneth Williams of Douglas, Rev. W. H. Bartlett, and Dr. G. B. Besinett attended, with Besinett and his daughter Colletta departing for Northampton Massachusetts after the event.
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Misa Jane Marshall
Pennsylvania, Society of Crippled Children
Rotary Club
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Legislature Moves to Clear Calendar
Harrisburg report that with six legislative days left both houses pushed to finish work. Appropriation bills rushed to final passage under a gentleman's agreement to avoid night sessions as 49 may vote aye with no opposition. Senate and House to meet Wednesday and Thursday then continue next week under the same plan.
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Arthur N. Suverkrup
United Press Statt
Harrisburg
Nly Sik
Pennsylvania
Calendias House
Senate
Guy
James
House
Tomosrow
Encampment at Mt Gretna Could Be Abandoned
Hy United Press reports a Harrisburg committee heard a protest against removing the National Guard Encampment from Mt Gretna. A bill would create a commission to study site removal, with $200,000 proposed. General Price argued Mt Gretna’s 8000 acres suffice for one brigade and artillery use, while opponents urged a wider site to accommodate multiple divisions.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Apal
Milfiac Affairs Committee
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
M{ Gretna
Thisodory
Geni. Price
Amviston
Marketland
Virginia
West Virginis
Mary
Mt. Graton
Mt Gretnane Elses
Freeman
Lebanon
Gabriel &, Moyer
Prive
Frank Bearyane
Paseige
Payroll bandits hunt continues in Pittsburgh
United Press reports Pittsburgh April 5 that investigators still seek members of a bandit gang behind the 1925 Coverdale crime. Four Allegheny county detectives James Molloy Jus Geisler and John Burke rushed to Johnston town this afternoon pursuing leads in the robbery case.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
Aha
Coverdale Caine
Allegheny County
Joh Town
Fames Molloy
Jus, Geisler
John Burke
Violence marks Chicago mayoral election day
Chicago faced widespread violence during the mayoral vote with over 100 police squads patrolling as two voters were kidnapped and a precinct club bombed. Police, using 12 hour shifts, expected 5,000 officers on duty while turnout aimed for 900,000 to 1,000,000 as Dever, Thompson, and Roberts campaigned from their headquarters amid gunfire incidents and arrests.
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United Pr
Chicago
Benemed Ngstera
Ore
Evel
Wm. 5
Dever Democrat
Hale Thompson
Br Tohn Dill
Robertsos
Victoris
West Side
Edward Trander
Clu
Wintiowes
Ull
Trandell
State Senate
Sievents
Arthur Albert
Five Union Miners Placed Under Arrest
Five union miners were arrested by state troopers for violating a sheriff's order banning gatherings of more than three near a coal mine. They were picketing a non union site at Ridge Hill and were held for court in Washington with $500 bond. Names listed include Glen Bier Joseph Bier George Benton Emilio Parsoli and John Richards.
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United Press
Washington
Ridge Hill
Alderntin
J. P.carmichael
Ape
Glen Bier
Jospit Bier
George Benton
Emilio Parsoli
John Richards
Today's Five Best Radio Features Across Coast Network
A fragmented overview lists Pacific Coast Network stations including KGO KGW KOMO KFQA KHO and WJZ hooks. It notes broadcasts from San Francisco Symphony and Georges Olsen orchestra plus explorer James Solanis segments, with evening programs on WSM Nashville and broader network coverage across nearly 90 stations.
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Bastar
Stromberg-Carlson
Georges Olsen
Baltimore
Bester
Municipal
Coneark
WSM
Nashville
American Lepidity Pronorem
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Erie
Chamber of Commerce and Labor
United Prof
State Chamber of Commerce
Representatives of
Labor
Commonwealth
Harry Mackey
Philadelphia
Jamies H. Maurer
State Federation of Labor
Eloot Wm. S. Vare
Sena
Ploza M
Iwalkep
Presbyterian Congregation
Parole Commission
United Pro
GB. Besinett
Mins Colletta Berinett
Teft
Couuty
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