Defense Opens In Underrott Murder Trial
Canton court hears defense as Pat McDermott faces charges in the slaying of Don R. Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News. Key witness William Bruin linked a suspected conspiracy with Ben Rudner and Louis Mazer. McDermott to testify in his own defense. Weather notes and cold wave details accompany the legal report.
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Miss Caldwell Back on Stage in The Virgin Man
Anne Caldwell, who won a $50,000 breach of promise verdict against Pittsburgh millionaire John W. Hibbard, will not return to the farm soon. She will appear in a theatrical production titled The Virgin Man.
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New York
Anne Caldewell
John W. Hibbard
Pittsburgh
Virgin Man
Tire theft tops city crime tally in Pittsburg
Police reported a $10,000 tire theft the largest in the area, traced to the Hm Ooodyeun Tire & Rubber Co and a touring car from the tire company. The tires were removed by a trick and touring car, which are now missing.
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Five Best Radio Features Highlight Coast to Coast
Radio listings across stations from New York to Pittsburgh and Kansas City feature orchestras, lectures, and comic opera. William Mengelberg leads the New York Philharmonic. Serge Koussévitsky conducts the Boston Symphony. Walter Damrosch offers a Goptterdasmy nerung act. other stations present broadcasts of operas and recitals to evening listeners.
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Coolidge Approves Building Ten New Cruisers
President Coolidge has approved a naval bill authorizing ten new cruisers with a total cap of no more than 10 million dollars. Rep. Butler announced the approval after a White House conference with five committee members, and the measure would allow private builders to undertake the ships if needed.
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Scarcity of 2.50 Gold Coins for Christmas Urges Caution
Washington report notes a shortage of 2.50 gold pieces for Christmas as the Treasury restricts distribution. About 520,000 of the coins have been sent to Federal Reserve banks to meet holiday demand, but Mellon limits allocations to two per person. Higher denomination gold coins remain abundant.
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Two Injured In A Mine Accident In Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney on December 18 two miners from Rossiter, William Burns and Walter Browns, were injured after being struck when mine cars derailed and crashed at the end of a slope. Burns suffered a compound fracture of the leg and a fractured hip. Browns was pinned under wreckage.
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Los Angeles radio operator surrenders amid McPherson case
A radio operator from Los Angeles surrendered to authorities sharing a smiling, cooperative attitude. He appeared for arraignment before Superior Judge Billet Craig, with plans for a preliminary hearing and possible joint trial with Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Mrs Minnis Kennedy, date undetermined.
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Claim frame up in wife's arrest in Oklahoma City
A mystery witness, whose home is withheld, will exonerate Mrs Edith Bishop from guilt in the case of hush money for Luther Bishop. Edward Hall, attorney for the accused, says the witness will testify at the preliminary hearing Tuesday and will reveal a frame up. Hall predicts the widow will be released.
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Boy Hero Of Chicago Fire Saves Family From Blaze
TenrF Mristol a 10-year-old boy rescued Mrs Angeline Mythile and her two children from a fire in an apartment building next to Henry tires plant. He placed an ironing board between buildings and carried the children and aided Mrs Mythile to safety. The Chicago blaze caused about 300000 in losses to the Roberts Birler Manufacturing plant and spread through Delaware County.
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Angeline Mythile
Cristal
Shadow on Face of Moon Late Tonight
A lunar event will dim and darken the Moon as Earth’s shadow passes, creating a penumbral and near eclipse. The Moon enters the penumbra around 1 am Eastern with a gradual darkening to a brown hue by about 1 20 am Sunday, fading after 3 30 am.
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Fire Cleans Out Barn After Two Cars Burn
Two cars a Nash coupe and a touring car burned in a Glen Davis barn fire that destroyed the structure. Firefighters arrived after the blaze had spread and could not save the building or the vehicles. Ruth Davis reported the loss, with neighbors noting the cars were being repaired prior to the fire.
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Tank Crash at Plant Kills and Injures Many in Philadelphia
A tank smashed through the Wisnderle Company's four story building near the Sandy factors, causing multiple deaths and injuries. Marie Dommeli, 22, identified among the deceased, and four others, including Timmie Shank and Miss Sirah Henry, were among the injured or missing. Firemen and hospital staff reported several seriously hurt as investigators probe the blast and collapse.
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Philadelphia
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Wisnderle Company
Marie Dommeli
Timmie’ Shank
TL Dent
Sirah Henry
Aya Hirdwirl
Anji Pretaed
Carelessness of Bank Blamed in Natl Bank Hold Up
Kansas City officials and police commissioner Emily Roch blamed bank practices for a $13 robbery at Fidelity National Bank. They cited blanket insurance and insufficient guards as factors. a messenger was wounded and another guard injured in the incident.
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Kansas City
Emily Roch
Fidelity National Bank
Hank
Tuck
Bus and truck collision kills woman in Toledo
An unidentified woman died and four others were slightly injured when a bus and a truck collided while attempting to cross an intersection. The drivers of both vehicles were involved in the crash.
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Ohlo Dee
Troops Landed Near Hankow Amidst Battles and Disorder
A dispatch from Hankow describes landing troops at Thaakow with river transport. British and foreign forces faced resistance from Cantonese defenders and raiders from Wang Sen's defeated army. The report notes young conscripts among the troops and mentions clashes near Shanghai and Shangheat reporting.
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Rogan Again In Race For County Commissioner
Erie county reports Commissioner Joseph F. Rogan will seek reelection in the Democratic primary next fall. Rumors he would run for Erie mayor were denied as Rogan emphasizes continuing the county roads program and road building progress. Opponents are expected to enter the field to challenge the long-serving commissioner who has held the post for several years.
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Erie County
Trains Delayed Across Pennsylvanian Lines By Heavy Mails and Storm
Practically all trains on both divisions of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Erie system were delayed by heavy mails and a recent storm. Out of Buffalo the storm continued to hold up departures and interlocking yards at Buffalo. The noon northbound train arrived at 2:15 PM, with the storm of March causing havoc. Afternoon trains remained about hours behind schedule due to the backlog from the weather and mail.
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Progress on remodel of former Str James Hotel building
Fine progress is reported on the store project the remodeling of the former Str James Hotel on South Center street Frank Jones local contractor has the lower floor well advanced Three storerooms are planned to face on Center and areo South street
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State budget leads Fisher administration talks on cabinet posts
Mellon and other Republican leaders in Philadelphia discussed official appointments for the Fisher cabinet amid budget prep. Widespread interest exists in the three to seven contenders per job, with no cabinet selections announced yet and no firm dates for a public reveal.
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Holiday Party at Atlanta Odd Fellows Hall
Tintram committees of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges plan the annual Christmas party at the 0.0.F Hall on December 2. Following a brief session, a program features Te id Fellows Orchestra, songs by Mrs Esther Logswelly and others, a children’s invitation, Santa Claus, gifts, and refreshments served by a committee.
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Severe quake recorded in city with multiple aftershocks
A United Press dispatch reports a severe earthquake shook the city for several days with maximum intensity about three seconds between 240 and 340 PM. No damage reported so far and ages of those affected released.
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Lishon
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Urge No Change in Postal Rates Reported to Senate
United Press reports that a joint postal committee recommended no change in existing postal rules. Senate action followed the minority report filed by Senator McKellar of Tennessee opposing a rate change on second class matter sought by supporters.
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Joint Postal Committee
Senator McKellar
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Emperor Yoshihito Survives Crisis As Fears Linger
Tokyo reports say Emperor Yoshihito remains gravely ill after a bronchial pneumonia episode. A bulletin notes his condition still serious despite a temporary improvement and the recent securing of a sloop for security duties.
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