Schapp admits writing letter to slain woman
New York City that Sam Schapp wrote a letter to Mrs Theresa Mors prior to her death. He expressed he would not hesitate to kill if needed and police withheld contents. The case links his statements to jealousy over Mors and Molloy, with authorities pursuing motive amid a sprawling trial narrative.
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Allied Ruhr Evacuation Plan Accepted Turmoil Over Mrs Cooley
London reports Allied conferences accepted the Ruhr evacuation plan within a year as Germany’s reply to the Dawes proposal remains unsettled. In Edinboro police search for Mrs. Cooley and a missing woman described as dwelling with a husband in McKeesport, amid hopes she will be found soon.
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Degree work exemplified at Columbus lodge gathering
More than sixty attendees filled Columbus lodge as Li wery LOUyEse Band AC AL and visitors witnessed degree work under Worshipful Master Gleint Bon deen. The formal meeting followed with a fine jumper served by the Salyenbay. the event proved one of the most enjoyable gatherings of the summer in Jocw Masanivircles.
Ice Cream Social Draws Many Tickets at St Thomas Church
Over one thousand tickets were sold for a Wednesday evening ice cream social at St Thomas Church on August 20. The event featured various booths, a fish pond for youngsters, and music by Corry Banc. Coffees, sandwiches, ice cream, and cake were served, with proceeds aiding a fund.
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Youthful Slayers Take Stand In Murder Trial Hemicycle
In a tense session at the criminal court house in Uhi Pago critics spar over allowing the Bachrach brothers and two youths to testify. Clarence Darrow, the defense attorney, pressed for permission to question witnesses and present the youths on the stand as the prosecution tailed the defense. The judge convened court at 10 00 am as Darrow faced calls for a more rigorous policy on witness participation.
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Road Work West of Corry Progress Amid Crowds
Reports from the Cory Eta link construction note rapid progress with about 2500 feet of road laid and concrete to the War Jer farm targeted by September. Officials express satisfaction. work continues through favorable weather as engineers assess daily progress and the project moves toward joining the ten links. Nearby cultural events include a performance of Their Honor and a Swarthmore concert with soprano Louise Stillings and guest artists.
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Shooting of Former Corry Man Accident
A shooting accident near Corry left a man wounded and rushed to a hospital. The event occurred Thursday night when a revolver discharged, injuring the man in the shoulder. Medical staff reported serious but not life threatening injuries. other residents in the home were treated for shock.
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Hope of America Hinges on Dawes Plan for Reparations
United Press reports the Dawes plan as the test of U S European policy under Coolidge Hughes and Mollins (Woolridge) administration. The piece argues Dawes success could foster real cooperation with Europe while failure risks American isolation and renewed drive to avoid League of Nations involvement.
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Paris
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Emier Poincare
Japan shaken by severe quake in 1922 disaster
United Press dispatch describes a powerful September 1922 earthquake striking Tokyo and northern Japan. The tremor caused widespread panic as residents fled into streets and guests at the Imperial Hotel, a major foreign inspection point, rushed to safety amid heavy damage.
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Japan
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Government real issue of three tickets at Memorial Hall
A 2000 strong audience fills Memorial Hall as President Coolidge speaks on liberal thought and progress during a key campaign rally. Secretary Hughes ushers in cheers while the crowd hears amplified remarks across the nation. Mondell, Stowe injury update.
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Gang of auto thieves rounded up in Meadville area
Police report the roundup of a gang suspected of car thefts across Meadville Greenville and surrounding towns. Arrests at March Werkpvits Fyrell and Frank Huldwi Shirin near Greenville point to an organized operation, with the Dodge coupe stolen from Dr W V Graham recovered in Meadville and linked to ongoing investigations.
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Today’s five best radio features list
A listing of radio features across stations WOS in Jefferson City KDKA Pittsburgh WOAW Omaha WIZ New York WGY Schenectady and WO Chicago with concert programs by Lincoln University students Jaan Quartet Ralph Williams Orchestra and other artists scheduled for afternoon and evening slots across time zones.
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