Murderer Marooned in Europe in Pennsylvania report
Dr. Martin Griffith of Monessen, convicted of second degree murder for killing music teacher William J. Robinson, went to Germany for study after securing bondsmen and court consent. He was due to report for sentence on August 21 but may not reach for the crim inal court session.
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Europe
Martin 2
Griffith
Monessen
William J. Robinson
Robinson
Germany
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dunkirk Visitors Tell Of Albanian Town Raid
A three year old Greek boy and his father John Morias, victims of a Turkish assault in an Albanian town, stopped in Dunkirk on Friday. They stayed with Louis Piros of 114 Beaver St. Four months earlier the child was involved in the episode.
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Dunkirk
John Morias
Louis Piros
Beaver St
Morleas Flees to America After Atrocity
An Uttarized report states Morleas survived an attack by Turkish invaders during which relatives were killed and others maimed. He escaped to America and plans to reach St. Louis to seek aid from relatives Gould of Alfred and John W. Hamilton of Stillwater.
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Morleas
America
St. Louis
Gould
Alfred
John W. Hamilton
Stillwater
Postmasters Nomination Confirmations In New York
President Wilson nominated several New York postmasters and the Senate confirmed them on Friday. Among those approved were L. R. Francis of Ripley and Archie, along with other officials listed in the August 9 dispatch from Washington.
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Washington
New York State
Wilson
Senate
L. R. Francis
Ripley
Archie
Body Found in Woods Near Mount Tewett
In Branford on August 9 Robert M. Mitchell aged over 70 died after being overcome by heat while picking berries near Mount Tewett. His body was discovered by local children. Coroner R. Sherman of Bradford was notified. Mitchell leaves a family.
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Branford
Mount Tewett
Robert M. Mitchell
R. Sherman
Bradford
Mitchell
Sulzer speaks at Findley Lake opening Lakeside Assembly
Ex-Governor Sulzer, famous as The man Who can come back, delivered an oratorical afternoon speech at Findley Lake promoting a big season for the institution. He reviewed impeachment causes and offered information and facts, drawing strong applause from a large audience that filled the auditorium. Mrs Sulzer accompanied the governor, with many ladies present, as reports said the event drew prominent local attention and was noted by The Evening Journal.
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