Detectives Exonerate Farm Hand in Dual Slaying Probe
Special County Detective J O Budders returned from Toledo to say the hired farm hand, once suspected in the Girard area killings of Albert and Julenne Biegert, has been fully exonerated after a foolproof alibi check. District Attorney Mortimer T Graham confirmed the man’s complete elimination as a suspect.
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Brib
Special County
J. O. Budders
Toledo
Kl Albert
Julenna Biegert
Biegerts
Biegert
Girard
Badders
Graham
Hursday
Osceola Mills Parade Winner Led Central District Event
Latue Mills Osceola Mills Clearfield county dominated the Central District Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen's association parade in Kane with the best appearing band earning 100 dollars. Osceola Mills also claimed 50 dollars for the largest uniformed company and 25 dollars for motor driven apparatus longest distance. The 57 marchers in line led the entry. Patton won 50 dollars for best appearing company in line, Bellwood 50 for longest uniformed distance, and Phillipsburg took 25 dollars for the largest ladies auxiliary in line.
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Kane
Latue Osceola
Mills
Clearfield County
Pennsylvania Volunteer Firemen's Association
Osceola Mills Company
Left Fortune Sticks To Work In Ohio Show
Clayton Thompson 21 year old comic from The Golden Rod show at Mingo Junction learns he inherits 250000 dollars from his uncle Wal lace Thompson of Punxsutawney Pa. He keeps performing during intermission and continues to clown in the next act despite the news.
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Steubenville
Clayton Thompson
Ohio River
Thompson
Wallace Thompson
Punxsutawney
Mingo Junction
Child Dying of Injuries at Meadville Pumping Station
Dora Gigone a 2 year old Meadville girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gigone 1095 Morris street was playing near the auxiliary sewage pumping station at French and Mortis streets Thursday noon. She fell about 20 feet through a well onto a concrete floor suffering a severe concussion with no broken bones. She was taken to Spencer hospital where little hope was held for her recovery.
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Mpadville
Spencer Hospital
Dora Gigone
Meadville
French and Mortis Streets
Joseph Gigone
Morris Street
Loan Made in Gamble for Better Times
Aug. 18 United Press report from Detroit notes Hoover era optimism led to banks operating beyond the law as lawmakers probe bank failures Senator James Couzens claims officials believed prosperity was near and that some bank assets would regain value with better times He cites a 35 to 40 billion dollar deposit base untouched by failures while calling Detroit a case of high finance and fictitious values Also reports two inmates escaped Seattle jail by chiseling through a hole while singing.
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United Press
Detroit
James Couzens
Grand Jury
Hoover
Couzens
Harrye S. Toy
Bates Linked in Lindbergh Cases Spree Continues
Police report Bates implicated in multiple high profile crimes including the Urschel kidnapping and the Kansas City Union Station massacre. Police Chief Albert J. Clark announced sawed bars found in Bates' cell. Clark expressed clear nerves over Bates' notoriety lingering in his jail.
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Oklahoma City
Bates
Kansas City Union Station
Albert
Claik
Clark
Batley, Gung
Denver prison guards guard Bates and allies amid escape fears
Denver police report that Clark warns of outside aid and a bold plan to drill out the Bates group with improvised tools. Miller and Kelly were moved near Bates’ cell as authorities seek to prevent a jail breakout despite guards’ precautions. In a separate note Cleburne enforces a two-lamp requirement for vehicles before sunset.
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Clark
George
Kelly
Vernon Miller
Promi Bates
Bates
Halley
Walt
Denver
Miller
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Wwe
Heel
Ehalla
Western Field Repeating Shotgun
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