State seeks 15 year term in Findley Lake stabbing case
New York state seeks first degree manslaughter conviction for Hhtehig Simontan in the December 2011 Findley Lake farm stabbing that killed Gerge Bohigian. Eyewitness Lee Bohigian testified, detailing a fight sparked by an exchanged insult and culminating in a fatal stab wound to Bohigian's heart.
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Hhtehig Simontan
Findley Lake Fame
Carsying
Chautanyia County
Mayville
Lee Bhigian
Gerge Bohigian
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Findley Lake Farm
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Allis Cass
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Les Bohigian
Edward Bente Nti
Len Taylor
Jamestown
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Elizabeth Dewey
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William C. Hut Atkl Dennis Howe
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Vern Wapel
Harmony
Christ Christensen
Clymer
Nora Collins
Charlotte
Simonian
Bohigian
Shmonias
Aydie
Harrisburg Today Faces Fireworks Curbs and School Finance Review
A United Press briefing outlines actions in Harrisburg including a bill to restrict fireworks usage, a $100,000 appropriation for a school finance survey by the State Valuation Council ahead of a Senate vote, and House debates on repealing the 1925 Sunday motion picture act. Senators Gilson and Kane sponsor measures on road funding, police contracts, and local government authority, with talk of modifying speed limits and licensing, plus proposals affecting welfare, public assistance, and municipal fuel tax exemptions.
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Washington Highway
Parker and Parker seek appeal on Wendel kidnaping case
Counsel for Ellis Parker and his son said an appeal to the U S Supreme Court might be possible from jail terms tied to the Wendel kidnapping in Newark New Jersey. Bruno Hauptmann’s case backdrop loomed as the pair faced six and three year sentences respectively in federal prison after a defunct confession was repudiated.
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Burlington County
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Lewisburg
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Army officer urges euthanasia to solve relief problem
Washington April 12 Maj Edward L Dyer a retired army officer proposed in a talk before the Washington Society for Philosophical Research that terminally ill disabled and dependent persons be humanely killed to replace relief. He also urged that the hopelessly insane and diseased monsters born children and all first degree murderers be disposed of. Pittsburgh April 12 The Pittsburgh chamber of commerce voiced opposition to the proposed Lake Erie Ohio river canal project.
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United Press
Washington
Edward L. Dyer
Washington Society For Philosophical Research
Aden
Pittsburgh Chamber of Carhmeyce
New Commerce Department Bill Clears House
Harrisburg April 12 A long budget and reform discussion ends with the house clearing the new commerce department bill by comfortable margins. The measure creates a department to promote and develop business industry and commerce with a substantial funding package from the general fund motor license fund and lapsed legislative balances.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Business and
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Dauphin County
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Allegheny
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Tioga
Dairy Industries Committee
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Mine Control Commission
Commission
Howard G. Eisaman
Snyder
Melatire
Two Arbor Days Observed in Pennsylvania This Spring
Forests and Waters Secretary G Albert Stewart explained today that two Arbor Days will be observed in Pennsylvania on April 14 and 28 due to differing planting seasons, marking separate events in the state calendar.
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Pennsylvania
Forests and Waters
G. Albert Stewart
Huge Evidence Volume in Viscose Assault Appeal
The State Superior Court will study an appeal from four defendants in the Viscose Assault case. A six-week Meadvill e trial transcript, completed after a February trial before Judge O Clare Bent, is under review. The men Lloyd Rouchle Gordon Hell Lionel Rheinhardt and Robert Gillmore were jailed then released on 2000 bail pending appeal. The original Pittsburgh hearing was postponed to finish the transcription.
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Mendville
Pennsylvania
Meadvile
O. Clare Bent
Grawford County
SLO Oagereeneager
Ceetre
Allegheny County
Lloyd Rouchle
Gordon Hell
Lionel Rheinhardt
Robert Gllmore
Pittsburgh
Titusville Fire Causes Major Loss at Furniture Store
Fire at the B. T. Mal Furniture Store on Martinstwet and General Avenue caused about 30000 in damages. The blaze started near the furnace during preps for a cooling school, spread to the east wing, gutted sections, and prompted city fire response. Insurance coverage was uncertain. Also reports from Great Britain and France show naval posturing as Europe tenses for possible conflict.
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Martinstwet and
Genral Avenue
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Dent
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Titusville
Tieup of all nation's coal fields warned
New York April 12 A coal strike threat looms as miners demand national wage hour terms and a subcommittee's recognition. Officials warn of extended talks or fixed dates as John L Lewis accuses operators of senseless bargaining while both sides examine possible adjournment.
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New York
Appalachia
United Mins Wickers
US MW
John L. Lewis
Willy Tor
Perators
Walling Heads Rotary Club At Corry Dinner
Walling was elected president of the Corry Rotary Club at the weekly dinner meeting held at Hotel Corry. Officers for the year include J. Donald Watson as vice president James O Wilkinson secretary R E Mosier treasurer and A Lits sergeant at arms. Directors elected were Mesyis Walling Williamson Mosier Watson Will J Wilcox Hy 1 Davis and Charles Keating. The Harmony trio performed during the program as twenty-nice members and J D Wilson of Erie attended.
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R. E. Mosier
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Watson
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Johnny Torrio Sentenced to Twenty Years in Federal Prison
Johnny Torrio, a dominant Chicago underworld figure, receives a twenty year federal sentence for failing to report income taxes. The judge orders probation for one year after release and confiscates $80,000 in cash from the government seizure. The case centers on tax evasion tied to past years.
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Johnny Torrio
United Press
Chicago
Gas Gadget Act Repealed in Landmark Vote
Arthur Hydamus today signs Une Rose Andrews bill repealing the gas gadget act requiring automatic shut off valves in buildings. Sponsored by Reps. Hiran G. Andrews and Walter E. Rose of Cumbria County, the bill passed the House 202 to 27 and was approved to the governor with a 34 to 9 vote in April.
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Arthur Hydamus
Hiran G. Andrews
Walter E. Rose
Cumbria County
Bil
No deal closed for property sale in Kowitouian area
Mrs Rus Watson told the Found today that rumors of a sale involving the property known as Christater's son in the Roosevelt fire district are unfounded. She said the deal has not closed and no transportation company is confirmed as purchaser. Full details will be released once a definite transaction is completed.
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Rus Watson
Todiy
Anguiry Wis Adean
Kowitouian
Te Roosevalt
ChiStater
My. Watson
Reguliar Linu
Howl
State strengthens its case in heat slayings
Philadelphia April 12 the commonwealth summoned witnesses in the murder and manslaughter case against former guard captain dimmed McGuire over the loading deaths of four inmates at Philadelphia county prison last August A defense move had two prisoners testify that McGuire ordered the heat off and windows opened while other guards reopened valves causing a new heat outbreak
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Van Allsburg Bill In Committee
The house welfare committee today sent the Van Allsburg bill to a four Republican two Democrat subcommittee for study. Sponsored by Rep. John E. Van Allsburg, the measure would require able bodied unemployed to work for their public funds and would restructure civil service protections and public aid administration.
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John E. van Allaburg
North East
House Welfare Committee
Public Assistance Department
Civil Service
67 County Assistance Board
WPA Likely to Be Changed by Fund Shortage
United Fresh reports WPA funding faces cuts as Congress debates relief appropriations. Roosevelt requests about 1.5 billion for next fiscal year while total yearly funding eyed around 200 million, with lawmakers seeking economy measures and scrutiny over wage and relief allocations.
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Senate
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Mir
Tueard Curtis
Rudy
Howevess
Cali
Winter Storm Hits Corry and Vicinity With Blustery Snow
Temperatures fall as a stubborn winter storm continues to blanket Corry and surrounding areas. Snow and icy conditions spread through the morning, with forecasts predicting lingering wintry weather by Thursday. Roadways remain open despite tense travel as residents recall the heavy snowfall of nine years ago.
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Tinvex
Surn
Municipal Employes End Strike at Larksville
The brief walkout by Larksville Pennsylvania municipal workers including police and firemen ended today after Burgess Andrew Suppen promised opposition to planned pay cuts. The strike, one of the few in decades, recalls earlier tensions in nearby Boston where violence once drew national attention.
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Larksville
United Preas
Pennsylvania
Andrew Suppen
Beston
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Reasons for Ending Tax Taxing of Corporations in Harrisburg
A Pennsylvania court case discusses taxing foreign corporations under the Meah femitic franchise tax. The opinion argues the intangible property of the defendant, valued at 116,277,400, should be taxable for the period in question.
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United Press
Qin
Dana
Commonwealth
Arocle
Two men trapped in coal mine slide near Shamokin
One man was killed and another injured when coal and rock collapsed during a bootleg mine operation near Shamokin. The two workers, 84 year old Jot Troxell and 20 year old Low Lifekey, were buried about 40 feet below the surface. The accident occurred in a subterranean channel as owners dragged the body from the mine.
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United Press
Shamokin
Jot Troxell
Shamvieth
Imine
Low Life Key
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