Brown Sues Dr Weed For 5000 Damages In Collision Case
Patrolman Mulheim killed in the West Erie auto crash led to a damage suit by Leon Brown against Union City dentist Dr Paul S Weed. Brown seeks 5000 and claims Weed forced him off the highway during a collision involving a truck and police officer. Proceedings noted as Feb term No 178. Several others injured in the incident.
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Leon Brown
Paul S. Weed
Union City
Brown
James J. Mulheim
Thas
James Wilson
Erie
Lisular
Tham City
Tiwo
Istean No
Civil Court
Plaigan
Porter
Mulbeirn
Haight
Weed
Corry
Iise
Busta
Saili¢ Mulheim
Flannigan
Porte
Frm
Quinn, Leemhuis
Tayntor
Brooks, Curtze
Silvn
Dr. Weed
Extradition Papers For Samuel Insull Arrive In Athens
Extradition papers for the return of Samuel Insull, former utilities magnate, to Chicago to answer embezzlement charges arrived at the United States legation. The documents were sent to the foreign ministry for transmission to the ministry of justice and the court of Appeals to fix hearing date. Insull and American officials are prepared with evidence to contest the case. Two arrest warrants charging larceny and embezzlement were handed to the foreign ministry. Translation and authentication of other documents were underway. Hearing expected within two weeks.
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United Mess
Athens
Samuel Insult
Chicago
United States Legation
Foreign Ministry
Ministry of Justice
Court of Appeals
Insull
City taxpayers seek further millage cut and wage reductions
Corry taxpayers urge City Council to cut salaries of city officials by 15 percent and demand voluntary 16 percent wage cuts for all city workers plus another half mill in the 1933 tax levy. The Union board cites strained finances and aims to reduce expenditures by about 30 dollars and 3 cents to fund the extra 1 1/2 mill cut while stressing public sacrifice amid hard times.
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Corry
Tiniin
C. B. Wilcox
D. J. Leach
W. H. Scott
Eugene Burlingame
Times
Board of Governors
A. C. Lyons
Walter L. Peake
Amoun
Trial resumes in New York riding master seduction case
Dr Weller MacKellar testifies about social circles in Spring Valley and friendships of Charlotte Gibson a 23 year old society girl and Sidney Homewood riding master accused of betraying her as the seduction case resumes. He recounts skating parties and horse shows where he and Alton Homewood escorted the debutante. Bon Hilfott of Mayville visits with Corry friends and relatives today.
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Weller MacKellar
Spring Valley
Charlotte Gibson
Sidney Homewood
Foglish
Br. Mackeller
Alton Homewood
Hunter fatally shot near St Marys in hunting accident
Joan Borden, 27, of Willow Grove, Pa, was accidentally shot while hunting in Cameron County. A hunting companion mistook him for a game animal, the bullet hit his abdomen, and he died after hospital efforts failed.
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United Press
ST. Marys
Joan Borden
Willow Grove
Torr
Cameron County
Borden
Tyson
Colorado Solon Flies to Capital for Senate Seat Dash
Washington December 5 Walter Walker Colorado newspaper publisher arrived at Washington Airport at 10:20 am completing a cross country dash by plane to claim the Democratic seat he must surrender in a few days to a Republican rival. His swift flight aimed to secure a temporary Senate plurality before Karl G. Schuyler is sworn in once election certificates arrive amid certification delays in Hinsdale County Colorado.
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Walter Walker
Senate
United Press
Washington
Colorado
Secae
United States Senate
Curtis
Walker
Capitol
Hinsdale County
Schuyler
Fire destroys Fairbanks school in blast of cold
A heater explosion in the boiler room sparked a blaze that destroyed the Fairbanks school building. Damage is estimated at $250,000 and 450 students faced a day without classes as plans for a temporary church-based classroom setup emerged.
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Fairbanks
Alshka
Hoiler
Fairbaake
Lona
Chirehes
Norman Edinger Faces Hearing Over Auto Theft Allegations
Norman J Edinger an industrial arts teacher at the Junior High School was held on $8000 bond for a Lackawanna County hearing on grand larceny and receiving stolen goods connected to an automobile theft case. He denies complicity and says he bought a Ford coupe from Lester Burke, claiming Burke failed installments and misrepresented the car as recently purchased.
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Lackawanna
N. Y
Norman J. Mdinger
Ollock
Board of Education
Jwe
Wainger
Edinger
Lackawanna Police Department
Department At Justice
Bird
Lackawitine
Maya
Waller d. Lohr
Lackawane Edinger
Lackaywanta
Uday
Abraham Obsyon
New York State
Lester Burke
Burke
Thinger
Corry
Tistmactor
Auto Mechanics
Tat Burke
Tam
Buffalo
Journal
Lohr
Imckawanna
Tet
Inter
Felicia M. Gavel
Ger
Japanese destroyer Sawarathi sink disaster reported
The 900 ton Japanese destroyer Sawarath i sank in a storm off Foochow with over 50 missing and fourteen rescued. The shipwreck occurred at 2 pm Monday about 100 nautical miles north of Formosa. Accompanying destroyers and two cruisers were rushed from Makao to aid the rescue. The Sawarathi is a 1921 second class destroyer 275 feet long in Fukien Province.
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United Press
TOKD
Sawarati
Foochow
Navy Office
Sawarathi
Formosas
Maka
Sawarabi
South China Port
Fukien Province
Formosa
Pinchot Declares Revolt to Save GOP
Governor Gifford Pinchot attacks Republican leaders as aligned with financial racketeers and calls for a revolt to save the party. He condemns Talbot as a stand patter and predicts Davis will not be seated, urging a reckoning after the recent election and noting Pennsylvania’s old guard pressing for speaker.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Republican Party
Reyall
Bisght
Grover Tsibol
Delaware County
Talbot
Pinchot
U. S
James J. Davis
Davis
Theodore Roosevelt
Reichstag to Convene Amid Uncertain Fate
Reichstag to convene in Berlin with 583 deputies arriving by rail passes. The new edict headed by Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher faces unsettled politics as Hitler’s Nazis loom largest. Central concerns include defense, police control, and Prussia’s fate.
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Birlin
German’ Republic
Kurt von Schleicher
Berlin
Reichsstag
von Schielder
Adolf Hitler
Nazis
Hitler
Samme
Heichswehr
Prussia
G O P Wet Bloc to Back Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Washington December 5 Republicans in the House voted to support the Garner repeal resolution. A small group of about 60 members attended and backed the motion. LaGuardia presented the resolution, with estimates that 120 to 140 Republicans would back repeal, signaling expected passage for repeal under the two thirds rule. Garner claimed 125 votes would suffice for passage.
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Washington
Republican House
Garner
Rep. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Repub
Spenser Garner
Britain plans no retaliatory tariff action
Acting Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin told Ambassador Mellon that Britain does not intend a punitive tariff policy against American products if Washington refuses to postpone the December war debt payment. The move aims at protective measures tied to the $95,500,000 December debt.
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Baldwin
Mellon
U. S
United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Andrew W. Mellon
Great Britain
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Britain
Ronald Lindsay
Mate Department
United States
Missing Student Proves 15-Year-Old Bandit Victim
In New York a missing eighth grader was identified via a body at Queens hospital as Patrick Kelly 15 killed by a bandit during an attempted drug store holdup police say. The case followed his Thursday disappearance after leaving school when his brother Michael alerted authorities and Monaet identified the body at the morgue.
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New York
Quensbort
Patrick Kelly
Michael
Monaet
Patriche
House votes to repeal 18th Amendment in short session
Washington December 5 1933 the House approved the Garner resolution for outright repeal of the 18th amendment nearly reaching the required two thirds but falling seven votes short with a 271 to 144 tally Speaker Garner announced the result amid restrained celebration as the vote ended the repeal effort for the session.
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United Press
Washington
House
Garner
Shreve votes for Garner repeal bill defeat in House
Congressman Milton W. Shreve of the Erie Granwfort district backed the Garner repeal resolution which failed in the House by five votes. The defeat ended hopes for immediate prohibition resubmission to the states and led to talks of an extra session after March 4. Speaker Garner vowed to oppose further repeal votes this session.
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Milton W. Shreve
Erie-Granwfort
Rep. Cochran
Mercer
Strong
Fadden
Pennsylvania
Spe
House
Gamer
Michener
Garner
South
Senate
Four Die In Pittsburgh Traffic Wrecks
United Press reports from Pittsburgh over the weekend left at least four dead and multiple injuries in local crashes. Names given include Anna Teadgerty, 72, and Ward Robinson, 35, plus Bitter Das mount and Allen Land aged 43 and 4 respectively, with Mrs Rodgers treated at Baddew Hospital after a collision.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Anna Teadgerty
Wred Bitter
Dasmount
Allen Land
Tiward Robinson
Rodgers
Baddow Hospital
Siowee Lye
Cromipe
Szet
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