Aristed Ormiston Arrested by Chicago Detectives in Harrisburg
Chicago detectives Harry Ellwood and Charles Donnelly arrested radio operator Ormiston in Harrisburg after a late night apprehension. He admitted his identity, used aliases such as Fred Tininger, and claimed no direct involvement with Mrs. McPherson's case while noting he followed the headlines with interest. The capture happened quietly, with police concealing investigators' identities as they moved him to a hotel room and then to a bond train toward Chicago.
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Chicago
Ormiston
Harrisburg
Der
Kenneth Ornison
Tonye
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Lost Angeles
Turnisburg
Los Angele
Harry Ellwood
Charles Donnelly
Joseph P
Caron
Shorty
Dauphn County
Fintel
Tyavas
Fred Tininger
Tarlo
Ficritius James
Hall
Itsia
McPhaeson
Lininger
Emmanuel Guild Bazaar Play At Parish Hall
The Emmanuel Guild Bazaar presents a night event with a staged play titled Hane nite Gives Notive. Cast includes Amit Julia Nellie Wight Isabelle Tane Kamps Sally Dorothy Morrow Hannah J We Campbell Alice Messenger. Two piano numbers and a full program accompany the evening starting at 8 15.
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Emmanuel Guild
Drafting measure of uniform traffic laws proposed
A conference of city officials in Harrisburg began drafting uniform traffic regulations for the state. Mayor Bracken represented Terry at the traffic conference which named a committee to prepare 19 draft measures addressing traffic demands and the creation of a State Highway Department to oversee a traffic area and free vehicle regulations.
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Harrishitre
O. W. Bracken
Terry
GA. Hooverter
Fe Seaman
Harrapurg
Denny Beranton
George
Nthe State Highway Department
Byers City
Barowery
Vonnelliville
Conferense
Four More Deer Killed by Cory Hunters in City Area
The 1924 deer season is famed for success as local hunters report several kills. Anderson and A H Vettenburg bagged bucks from yur ingdon county, with Vettenburg’s a nine pronged deer. McElroy and Brooks nearby Pittsfield also brought down deer, Brooks displaying a large buck in Stockton Market. Cory Hunters claim their share as Slattery Keypel and Watrous pursue large trucks.
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Kid
Anderson
A. H. Vettenburg
Yuringdon County
Dows
Vettenbur
Leonard McElroy
Glenn Brooks
Pittsfield
McElroy
Brovks
Stockton
Deer Country
Vearhald
Cory
Frits Slattery
Harrison Keypel
J. EB. Watrous
Meadville Attorney Hurt In Crash And Robbed
Albert J. Thomas, a Meadville defense attorney, was injured in a Pittsburgh crash and robbed of 595 cash and a 1000 dollar check from his client J W Mubbard. He lies in St Joseph's Hospital as detectives probe the theft and injuries after his car skidded and struck a lump pot.
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Meadville
Pittsburgh
Albert J. Thomas
Corry Ane
John W. Wabbard
St. Joseph's
Thomas
J. W Mubbard
City Council to Convene Special Session Friday Evening
City Council will meet in a special session at the Municipal Building Friday evening to adopt final readings of Ordinance No. 535. The measure would appropriate funds to the incidental fund. The session may also include a general discussion of the 1097 improvement program.
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City Counct
Speci Gion
US Officers Lead Assaults in Nicaragua Against Diaz Regime
United Press reports U S Army officers Weer Carter and Rodriguen to command units at La Lama fortress and De Marte arsenal as revolts attempt to topple the Diaz government. Guatemala grants aid to Nicaraguan revolutionists while warning propaganda will be barred. An assassination attempt on Dr. Zepeda in Nicaragua is noted with fear of wider regional recognition of the Liberal government.
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United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Weer
Dina
Tates
Drs Tuan Sata
Diaz
Clayin B. Carter
Nicaraguan Constabulary
Alligero
Philippite Constabulary
Rodriguen
US. A
la Lama
Camp de Marte
Guatemia
Foreign Office
Revayds
Guatemila
Nivarawan
Guatemala
Alo
Central America
Mexico
Raoul Zepects
Nicatapuay
Whey
Cay Five
Zepeda
Nitarasuan
Snensa
Epidemic of Sickness Reported in Erie
Erie water board authorities began an investigation into a mild sickness outbreak affecting children across the city. Tests on water and milk showed no clear contamination, doctors noted vomiting and fever with some abdominal pain, and local officials described it as a mild influenza like illness.
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Wealth Aid Water Board
Erie
League Council invites U S and Soviet to May economic conference
Geneva reports the League of Nations Council invited the United States and Soviet Russia to participate in an international economic conference in Geneva on May 4. The conference aims to advance postwar economic rehabilitation.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council Today
United States
Soviet
Russia
Prohibition Agents Report Massive Seizures and Arrests Last Year
Federal Prohibition agents confiscated over 27.5 million gallons of intoxicants and made 72 700 arrests in the last fiscal year. Raids seized beer wine and mash, with millions in fines and penalties levied. Coast Guard operations saved hundreds of lives and aided distressed ships, noting reduced rum runner activity.
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Prohibition
United Press
Washington
Boll
Wildcat Drewanligs
Wiis
Sore Thine
Ora
Aimarica
United States
Adiieal FC Bitar
Squabl
Third Diphtheria Case Reported In City
A new diphtheria case was reported to health authorities, raising total cases to three with three new chicken pox cases also noted. Rev P J Cleveland, pastor of the Christian Advent Church on Essex Street, is ill. Strict quarantine measures have been instituted and all possible steps taken to prevent further spread.
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P. J
Cleveland
P Wleveland
Essex Street
Nr 'Creel
Christian Advent Church
Stefons
Freehealth
Deals Oricer Dunkle
Six point buck headline from Tionesta youth
Fragmentary local note reports a youth in Tionesta PA harvesting a six point buck. Names and details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Tionesta
Geis
Man Found Slain in Field Near Warren
John Castugning, about 60, a Pennsylvania Railroad tract walker, was found murdered in a field near Unit Oil Company on the western limits of Warren, Fa. His skull was crushed with a hatchet found nearby. A jury was empaneled by Ed. D. Lowrey as authorities investigate a premeditated crime.
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United
Warren
John Castugning
Walker
Unit Oil Company
Boroug
Goro
Plans for big revival to be discussed in Corry
An event of importance in Corry’s religious life is planned for tonight at 6 30 PM in the Presbyterian Church. The Royal Ministerial Association secured Dr. RM Risler of Warren First Presbyterian to speak on Bayanse and the move toward a union evangelistic effort in Corry this winter and spring. A banquet for pastors and laymen precedes a union meeting with church services merged and a large turnout urged.
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Domerit
Royal Ministerial Association
RM. Risler
Fist Presbyterian Church
Warren
Corry
Rislety
She Feathering
Guffey appeals from nonjury of claim in Pittsburgh case
An appeal by Col M Guffey, Pittsburgh Democratic leader, from a $130000 claim against Gull Production Co was taken under advisement by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals after oral argument. The suit traced to a 1901 syndicate involving Mellon and other prominent figures seeking damages over oil and gas leases.
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Pitladelphia
L. M. Guffey
Pittsburch
Gull
Jude R. M. Gibson
Pittsburgh
United States Circuit
Uowet of Appeals
Fepal
Apdeon W. Mellon
Treas
Tast. Reed
David A. Reed
Guffey
Borah Proposes New International Court in Senate Debate
In Washington leading as trial unfolds for Doheny and Fall Borah unveils a resolution for an international court and outlawing certain oil industry practices. Mrs Doheny testifies about a $100000 loan to Fall linked to Elk Hills and Harbor contracts. L Doheny and Miss Sandler accompany witnesses in the day’s proceedings.
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Washington
Dor
Wash Lysia
Senate
Doheny
Borah
Porsign St
Albert
Fall
Secre: Relations Committee
Jury of the Interior
I Con
Aurey
Inter Sts. Doheny
Elk Hills
Penel Harbor
L. Doheny
Mine Blast Kills and Injures Several in Indiana Mine
An explosion at Francisca Mine Number Two near Princeton Indiana early today trapped workers. Five were killed, others injured including men from Princeton and nearby towns. Rescue teams worked through debris as ventilation continued. gas or dust pockets suspected as cause with the shaft over 500 feet deep reaching a volatile coal seam.
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Unitedress
Princeton
Ind
Francisca
Henry Warner
Fredree
Bysil
Ponceton
William McCanton
John Bristol
Methodist Hospital
Oscar Reinhartner
George Bristoll
Ati
Ree Tue
Ijuies
Philadelphia magnate Jules Mastbaum dies after operation
Dee D Jules E Mastbaum a motion picture magnate philanthropist and art collector died after an operation last Tuesday and was buried this afternoon in Philadelphia over 800 theatres operated under his chain. The cast remained suspended performances in tribute to his memory.
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Philadelpna
Dee D
Jules E. Mastbaum
Huge Primary Expenditure Attacked in Senate Move
Washington December 9 Senator Dill demands disqualification of Senator elect Ware for spending $90,000 in the Pennsylvania primary. The measures seek to bar Ware and other Republican candidates including Frank L. Smith amid probes into campaign funds and public utilities.
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Dill
Washington
Pennsylvania
Paul R. Mallon
Ogent Willy Ware
Permsyla
Frank J. Simin
Trimaiy
Senate
Demorran
Washieington
Vare
Arid Smith
Sieraiferto
Masnaty
Mitinos
Penneylvania
Mayne
James A. Reed
Special Election Investigating Committee
Frank L. Smith
Smith
Republica
Butler
Rep
Hitler
Repti
Privileges and Elections Committee
Gould
Public Utilities
Edward H. Wright
Chicago
Robert B. Crowe
Dempcra
Wil S. Ware
Republican
Chamber
Ware
Vane
Truman Newberry
Michigan
McDermott Presses Change of Venue in Cantons Murder Trial
In Canton Ohio a fourth day of Pat McDermott’s murder trial featured motions to change venue. Det A Tennability notes jurors questioned as veniremen were excused for potential bias as defense asserts unbiasing.
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Frial
McDernio
Riddle & Wilen
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D. Lowrey
LeRoy Eday
George W. Grosch
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Foros
Castognine
Plan United Evangelistic Campaign
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NONSU
CLA
International Court
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Stark County
United Prose
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