Bitter cold wave sweeps east as mistrial plea looms
United Press reports a severe cold wave spreading from the middle west toward the east. Temperatures drop near 19 degrees in parts of the Midwest as Michigan and North Dakota roads are blocked by heavy snow. Deer hunters stranded, camps disrupted, and prospects for spring hunts dimmed amid the deep snow cover.
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Carol's Status Unclear Amid Romania Coup Talks
Paris reports a tentative stand by former Crown Prince Carol amid the Romanian crisis. Carol denied claims he supported a coup and authorized the UPI to rebut angelescu's statements. He appeared ready to remain silent while Balkan actors maneuver, with refuge discussions in Bucharest suggested.
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West Philadelphia mayoral race rumor broadens in party
Judge Charles H. Hartlett of Common Pleas Court Number 1 is mentioned as a Republican mayoral candidate for the municipal primary next September. Rumors place him as the compromise choice to succeed Mayor Kendrick, with supporters not yet identified and speculation about a groomed alternative.
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Campaign shows Splendid Progress in Tuberculosis Drive
Splendid progress reported in Christieay campaign drive led by Miss Rutherine Aven chairing the committee. Over $400 in seats and bonds sold. residents urged to buy stamps to aid anti tuberculosis efforts. Booths at theaters railroad stations and private stores will conduct stamp sales with support expected from Corry and Ames stores.
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Ontario Vote Weighs Prohibition Versus Government Liquor Stores
Ottawa reports Ontario faces a historic vote to decide if prohibition continues or if government liquor stores will be established. Premier Ferguson and Conservatives push for wartime prohibition repeal. Liberals and Progressives favor continuing prohibition. A close result was anticipated with midnight tallies expected.
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Cold Wave Expected Tonight in Pittsburgh Weather
A new cold wave from the west is predicted to reach Pittsburgh tonight as the weather bureau forecasts a drop in temperatures. The official noon reading today was 89 degrees, with a sharp fall anticipated as the evening approaches.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Features in briefing style
A fragmented radio listing highlights Tonight program blocks across stations in New York Pittsburgh Kansas City Chicago and others. Gilbert and Sullivan Trial by Jury airs on WEAT and WIZ with a mix of orchestra and soloists. Northwestern University Chicago Club Program and Hunter College Chamber Music Course are noted with time slots in the evening schedule.
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Ohio Bank Looted by Two Masked Robbers
Two masked men robbed an Ohio bank of several hundred dollars after forcing employees and customers to the floor. They covered the workers, restrained two female customers, and escaped in an automobile. Police pursued but details remain limited.
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Resume War on Tax Dodgers With Delinquent School Taxes
Delinquent school taxes totaling over $5,000 have been paid into Collector G. H. Gordon during the past two months. The two month old tax assessment drive continues with deputies serving warrants daily and efforts to collect the remaining balance.
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Question on Gas Tax Legality in Harrisburg
Fragmented text questions the constitutionality of a state gas tax in Harrisburg. Mentions Sun Oil Company of Philadelphia and Dauphin County court context. Notes charges alleging violation of constitutional provisions.
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Suit Involves Butler People
Mrs La Dey ama McCandless filed a suit for 10000 against Dorothy McCandless Esther McCandless Gladys McCandless Lik McCandless the Foon William C Hoon and J L McGandles alleging alienation of affections by the spouses of Butler residents. The McCandless couple wed April 18 1923 and separated November 1 prior.
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Absence During Pearl negotiations referenced in trial
A Navy related contract dispute trial reveals Pall Doheny was absent over a month during negotiations in April 1987. Witness Pear Laghor testified that Doheny’s absence affected pacing and consistency of the Pearl Harbor plan discussions. Navy officials described the contract’s handling and security implications amid broader legal scrutiny.
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Autoists rush 1927 license applications state wide
The State Highway Department urged immediate 1927 automobile license applications across the state. About 260,000 licenses were issued in 1926, and officials warned many owners would face penalties if licenses were not renewed by January. The motor vehicle bureau plans to list counties with no license activity to prompt urgent action.
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Man Sues Himself For Back Salary
A corporate president filed a lawsuit against himself claiming back pay and damages. The case alleges he overvalued his own work and failed to settle a salary dispute, with figures cited from 1000 to 4000 dollars and a two year period yielding only partial payment.
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Father and Son Banquet Friday Night at Presbyterian Church
Preparations for the annual Path yall Hisposados Father and Son Banquet progress in rapid fashion to be held Friday at 7 pm in the Presbyterian church dining hall. The event is open to all denominations and will feature Major Van deBos as main speaker after a Rotary Club sponsorship. A music program including a saxophone solo and a choir number is planned with Boy Scout involvement and a strong turnout anticipated.
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Urge Crossing Be Protected At Youngsville Rail Crossing
Coroner's inquest into the deaths of Robert Gamp and Eva Conklin at Youngsville finds a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing unsafe. Jury urges immediate protection with flashing warning lights after a freight car demolished their car at the crossing west of town.
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Jury Conduct in Hall Mills Murder Trial Denied Mistrial
In Somerville New Jersey Justice Parker denied the States motion for a mistrial in the Hall Mills murder case after considering affidavits about jurors sleeping during testimony and alleged prejudicial remarks. Special prosecutor Senator Ales Simpson proposed dismissing the jury. defense for Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and relatives opposed the motion.
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Hotel Blaze Forces Guests to Dash for Cover
Delegates attending the Pennsylvania Council of Jewish Women convention at Shenango Tower were forced to flee as a hotel blaze broke out last night. Officials reported damages mainly to the front and roof areas with water damage to front rooms. most guests managed to save their belongings with little or no injury.
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Locomotive Engineer Survives Pittsburgh Line Incident
Louis Dull, 87, was found unconscious at the throttle of a locomotive on the Pittsburgh and West Virginia line after a collision or overrun at about 50 miles per hour. Burt Wilson stopped the train. Dull suffered a fractured skull and is hospitalized. A search for an assisting object or weapon along the road car yielded no results. Mrs Kinney of Emporium travels to the city for a family visit.
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Deputy Denver Austin arrests Yeager in major alcohol theft case
Erie deputy US Marshal Jack Austin arrested Ray Yeager, a customs collector, on three criminal charges tied to the tri figale case and a widely reported robbery. The raid涉及 508 cases of ale stolen from a U.S. warehouse and subsequently disposed of to bootleggers, with Quinn and Moffat also implicated.
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Man's long bullet injury from 1918 war healed at last
Philadelphia dispatch recalls Private James Baguely of the Fifth Manchester Battalion British Expeditionary Force who lost a left jaw from a German machine gun bullet in Picardy March 1918. Surviving after years of illness and emigration to Canada, doctors say he is now recovering at Jefferson Hospital.
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Mine leader retires in Hazleton after 45 years
Dee, a pictorial figure in Hazleton’s anthracite mining history, retires after forty five years. John Markle of New York transfers his stock in Jeddo High and Coal to a new Hazleton driven firm led by Donald Markle, son of Alan Marie.
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