Death Toll Rises in Indiana Mine Blast Trial Testimony
In a Washington trial, Doheny admits he pursued leases for profit, shifting from patriotic motives to profit motive as details emerged. Herbert Little reports that testimony centered on the December 11 disclosure and the involvement of Albert B. Fall in conspiracy charges. The proceedings also traced Doheny’s rise from a schoolteacher and prospector to oil executive with access to federal officials.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington, Dy. Dev
Doheny
Peart
Owen J. Roberts
Aveny
Hutede
Marallon
Vousel
Reed committee reopens inquiry into Pennsylvan ia primary
United Press reports the Reed investigating committee will reopen its inquiry into Pennsylvania Oregon and California to hear witnesses not reached in prior hearings. Chairman Jones A Read said witnesses from the Ammann, Qlinhia, and Parnoys Vault investigations may be called to complete the record. Changes in election oversight were discussed as the panel reviews Wilmsley allegations and statewide electoral actions.
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United Press
Washington
Reed Investigating Committee
Penney Vania
Alinoig
Oregon
Arioona Ieize
McNary
Reed
Nessta Snesed
Ammann
Qlinhia
Parnoys
Revel Atu
Kansas City
Walmsley
Ebasee Aguislat
Senaor Thanes
Missour
Walmsley Cna
Reed Enti Nat
Coul
Walmsler
Adul
Massachus
Maine
Pennslvaia
Corry Hospital Faces November Report and Resignation
Corry Hospital Association Board met in a monthly session led by First Vice President LW Olds. Minutes from November approved. A committee was set to draft memorial resolutions for late board president Franke Lalrie. Frank Lourie of the National Bank of Corry died suddenly, leaving an estate valued at $50,000 with $200 to Perry Hospital Association and $100 to his sister. remainder divided among seven children including A Re Laur ie and Frank Laurie of Limdowne.
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The
Corry Hospital Association
Topilar
LW. Olds
Shea
Sweet
Mount
Weir
Mellings
Franke Lalrie
Corry Journal
Clara M Widdineld
Frank Lourie
National Bank of
Laurie
A. Re Laturie
Varry
Frank Laurie
Limsdowne, Pa
Mise Ans Jie Laurie
Pustding
Erie
Aniie Lauie Werle
Street Beggar Revealed to Possess Large Sum in City
Philadelphia detectives report James Donovan, a 19 year old street beggar, found living in an expensive downtown hotel with valuables and an alleged asset of about $15,000. He reportedly earns $59 daily while roaming the streets, and investigators state he financed activities tied to his alleged wealth.
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Philadelphia
James Donovan
Donovan
Mawsimate Hollinul
Vsiipte
Donnyany
State probes eriemalady one dead many ill
State health officials extend cooperation with Erie physicians to investigate a strange malady sweeping the city. One child, nine year old Blotkowski, is reported dead and hundreds more fall ill with fever and stomach pains. Autopsies are being conducted to determine if water from the city system caused the illness and several deaths may be linked to the mystery disease.
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Mie
Charles Hl. Minor
Breau
Seibert
Erie
Beo Blotkowski
Althonet
Tantey
Sural
Commér Fanley
Zlotkowaki
Sehool
Minot
Etronte
Wen
Hilluenest
Gary
Farmhand hunted for brutal double murder in Pennsylvania
Paul Sheaffer, 19, is sought by county officials and state police for a brutal double murder case in Landisburg. He allegedly beat George Te Shull to death with a heavy club, then attacked Mrs. Shull and daughter Mrs. Kell, leaving Mrs. Shull severely injured. Authorities describe the murder as aroused by a dispute over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landisburg
Paul Sheaffer
Dorey Chifaty
Sheaffer
George Te Shull
Shull
Community hospital report with donations and operations
The hospital logged private room and ward bed counts, total patients, and days, noting 54 operations including 23 major and 31 minor. Donations from churches and individuals funded care, with $181,878 shown as a Union City appreciation gift and the first Community Chest allotment of 833150. A bequest cooperation offer from Equitable Life Assurance Company was received and November bills were settled while building repairs were referred to committees. The board changed the monthly meeting time from Thursday to Wednesday.
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DOM Sa
Ladies of the Baptist Church
A. L. Callish
Union City
New Castle Man Slain As He Slept
New Castle dispatch reports Frank Pr Jating, 40, of Clifton Twp, shot dead in bed at his Clifton home. Police say a gunman escaped in a snow-covered scene. Victim’s widow survives. link to a previous bombing in Martins Ferry, Ohio, years earlier is unclear.
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Ohio
United Pros
New Castle
Frank Pr Jating
Clifton Tblats
Palatino
Martins Ferry
Palating
Mike
Mra
Palatina
Hays
Republicans Move to Check Ouster Plans
Washington reports Republicans chamber leaders seek to block a Senate ouster effort with resolutions to delay credentials for Democrats Vare and Smith. A special committee probe into bribery against Senator Gould and possible revisiting of Tyson’s 1926 campaign funds are discussed amid talk of an extra session.
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Paul B. ON
United Press
Washington
Senate
Demperas
Curtis
Reepublican
Peonsyfeanhs
Ted Smith
Ilinois
Thei
Alien & Moore
Minois Quien
Joe Smith
Smith
Mekinles
Yecol Smith
Derriawesii
Watson
Republ
Gould
Maine
Pennsylvania
Milnois
Massachusetts
Tyson
Tenn
John R. Newh Kynsvnle
Privileges and Elections Committee
Neal Chunnell
Judge Alden Urges Old Time Honesty In Speech
Judge George D I deys addressed a Corry High School audience on The Need of the Hour urging a return to fundamental personal honesty in private life, business and politics. He cited erosion of higher principles and pressed the golden rule as guide to conduct. The talk drew a short yet engaged crowd and was described as an entertaining and solid appeal for integrity.
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Corry
George D. Ideys
Alden
Fife
Activ
Immer
Don Agnew Qualifies For West Point
Harrisburg dispatch reports six members of the National Guard earning appointments to West Point. The group includes Milton Possly, Tr., and Joseph Alet, Sinlinielphid, with others from 107th Artillery and various units listed by the State Department of Alliary Affairs.
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Harrisburg
Pay Dee
Natigaal Guard
Tuniaabons
Jaye
West Poing
State Department of Alliary Affairs
Milton AL Possly
Joseph Alet
Sinlinielphid
Lewis de Blane
107Th Artillery
Paul G Miller
Pittstucgh
Toth Artillery
John Ro Bleshline
Anton
JOM Infantry
Donald
Agnew
Youngaville
Solon Fights Poison Gas Treaty in U S Senate
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Pennsylvania Republican Senator David A Reed leading opposition to a proposed poison gas treaty. Reed warned the next war could involve gas. Senator Moses countered noting potential conflict with Mexico. Debate centers on diplomatic and military implications of banning chemical warfare.
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United Press
Washington
Rongim
Mest Ca
Umhrell
Gas Fenty
Satification
Gesser
United States
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Ssrs
Senate
Reed
Moses
New Hamp
Mexico
Read
Calles Tin Mesico
Five Best Radio Features Highlight City Programs
A compiled schedule listing several New York and Chicago stations featuring orchestral quartets and pianists. The lineup includes Lajos Shik String Quartet and Dorsey Whittington, with Schumann works and classical choirs. Debates from Kenthaw Schools and University of Oklahoma coverage are noted for evening broadcasts.
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WIZ
New York
WGY
Seheneetads
Lajos Shik
Dorsey Whittington
Piannist
Philharmonic
Ohartette
WMAQ
Chicago
Kenthaw
University of Oklahoma
Track Walker Slain in Field Near Borough
A Warren County incident leaves Track Walker Castagnino found murdered in a field near the borough boundary. The body, discovered Thursday morning after a lengthy search by his sons, shows brutal wounds and a hatchet nearby. Investigators have not determined a motive or identified the slayer, though several local names are listed for the inquest proceedings next Monday evening in Warren.
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Warrey Courts
John
Castagnino
PRR
Warren
Faram
George Marker
Hodges
L. D. Putnam
Gerald Waeht
RO. Walker
Heart Balm Suit Verdict in Pittsburgh
A federal jury in Pittsburgh awarded Miss Anne Caldwell $50,000 in a heart balm suit against Johnny Hubbard, a shovel manufacturer. The panel found Hubbard promised to marry Caldwell and breached the engagement without justification, though the verdict prompted a motion for a new trial.
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Hubbard
Miss Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Anne Caldwell
New York
Johnny Hubbard
W. Hls Thompson
Rody P. Marshall
K Eaton
Attes
Rivers
Jans
Mss Caldwell
Tealman
Jervers
British Tire Prices Cut Again In Britain This Year
London reports a government wireless announcement that tire prices fell by ten to twenty percent today, the third reduction this year. In April tires slid ten percent and in October by 15 to 20 percent.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Wireless
Orivea
Mine Disaster Toll Rises in Princeton Indiana
Rescue teams in Princeton Indiana continue search at mine Number 2 after a gas explosion. Death toll climbs to 25 with 30 injured as crews battle a night fire and seal the mine to prevent further risk. Two bodies identified as Roll and Ratli recovered. three missing workers remain unaccounted.
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Princeton
Ind
Francia Cuil Company
J. Roll
W. Ratliff
Cent Com Pay
George Black
Jess Williams
Aima
Que Pfelem
Ollie Roh
Vansville Hospital
WG. Pwell
Walter Thomsoh
Exansville
Annde Wright
Francis
Emery West
Oakland City
Olle Rol
Evansville
W. P. Wrath
Francisco Lf
Roll
Ratli
Princeton Hospital
Nantes
Amore
Erie Child Dying Mother Burned After Home Explosion
Two year old Frances Jamolewe is dying in a hospital in Erie Pa while the child's mother lies burned in serious condition after an explosion at their home this morning. Antonin Jamole attempted to light a coal fire with kerosene, causing the blast. The accident occurred in Erie, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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United Press
Erie
Frances Jamolewe
Antonin Jamolewell
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Don Agnew
West Point
Penna
Solon
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