Movement of Justice Speeded Up In Hickman Case
Discrepancies in Hickman's confession bolster theory that Marion Parker was killed and dismembered. Police abandon search for Kraemer as Hickman stands accused. evidence includes torn coat fibers, thread from a towel, and newspaper pages used in dismemberment. Kraemer, once linked, is said to be a mythological scapegoat.
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Milice
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Hellavue
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Pendleton
Ore
Marion Parker
Andrew Kraemer
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Cheak
Myles Disraclee
Teel Leads Stock Rally In Mixed Trading
New York stock market opened with cautious optimism as investors awaited guidance. General Motors showed strength throughout the session, United States Steel hit a new high before trimming gains, and Midland-California product preferred rose amid a generally uneven day with several issues edging higher and others wavering.
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United States Steel
Midland
Broun Returns To Write His New York World Column
United Press reports Heywood Broun will resume his World column on January 2 after a dispute with the editor surrounding the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Broun had been away since the paper’s closing days of the controversy and will rejoin the staff with editor says.
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Haas
New York World
Sugco-Vansetti
Robbery at Perkasie Silk Mills Nets $15,000 in Goods
Philadelphia December 24 A band of silk thieves bound and gagged a watchman at Perkasie Silk Mills and forced a storage vault, making off with 19 bales of silk valued at 15,000. The crime tied to a prior attempted hold up near Neshaminy station.
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Perkasie
Sillymin
Neshaminy Station
Remus witness held in contempt of court
Jonn 5 Ferger, a Los Angeles promoter and defense witness in the Remus murder trial, was held in contempt by Criminal Judge Chester Shook. Shook ordered Remus jurors to appear to withdraw their names from a petition to free Remus for Christmas. Berger faced contempt after obstructing the petition, with the judge condemning the move as intolerable and outrageous.
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Imo- Rene
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Remuna
Lindy Visits Cuernavaca in Mexican Tour
Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Cuernavaca on December 24 for a holiday visit and sightseeing. He will spend Christmas Day with his mother at the American embassy in Mexico City before returning. The town, decorated in Mexican and American flags, greeted the aviator with cheers as he appeared on a balcony before a large crowd.
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Warren
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Stern
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Thre Ith
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Youth Dies in Fire as Eight Escape in Phoenixville
An 16 year old youth died in a blaze that devastated the Dodson home in Phoenixville. Eight other children were saved by heroic actions of William Groskman, captain of the Phoenixville High School football team, and Howell Webb who entered the burning house to pull Mrs Dodson and the children to safety. The grandfather remained unaccounted for until the tragic discovery.
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George Dodson
Robert Dodson
Fin Howe
Mra
Madson
William Groskman
Phoenixville High School
Howell Webb
Herbst Names Legal Staff for January 2 Start
Otto Herbst district attorney elect announced his incoming assistants who will take office January 2. First assistant Toba A. Ighasiak. Mortimer Graham and his brother Orson di. Graham. Jessamine S. diuliants active in the American Legion. Jeffrey M. Sobel with his father Iador Sobel. offices in the Ariel building. Leroy Seared to be retained as county detective for an excellent record.
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Toba A. Ighasiak
Tagnosiuk
Ariel
Mortimer Graham
Gunnison
Jessamine S. Diuliants
American Legion
East Sighth Street
Jeffrey M. Sobel
Iador Sobel
Herbst Iso
Leroy Seared
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features
Radio listing from 1927 outlines several programs and times including the Atwater Kent Mixed Quartet and Crowley Hour. Names such as Shepard and Baker appear in the quartet, with schedule notes for Cal Vere Hour and Dr Parken Cadijan’y.
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Babay Line Shepard
Wale Baker
Arthur Granville
William Simmons
Wiz
Cal- Vere
Crowley
Parken Cadijan'y
Mackay Radio Reports Northern Steamer Aground Near Porter Pass
Portland dispatch records a call from the Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company noting a distress call from the steamer Lakina, operated by North Alaska Steamship Co, aground near Portage Pass by Tad Smith. No other timing or details were provided.
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High Classes Plan Reunion of 1922 and 1923
Arrangements are completed for the annual reunion of High School classes of 1922 and 1923 to be held at the Hotel Cor fy on Tuesday evening December 11. A dancing party will follow at nine with Larson's orchestra providing the music. Philadelphia reports a payroll bandit robbery at Chocolate Company earlier.
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Journal wishes patrons a merry Christmas notice
The Journal extends Christmas greetings to its patrons friends and readers and notes there will be no issue published on Monday due to the holiday.
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Peak of Holiday Mail Passed at Corry Office
Corry post office workers cleared the peak holiday mail workload as Christmas parcels surged this week. A new record for handling Christmas cards was set locally, with nationwide gains reported. Holiday hours will be observed Monday from 2 to 10 a.m. for window service and 7 to 7 p.m. for stamps. Rural carriers run normally. city delivery ends at 8 p.m. Postmaster Bentley hopes remaining mail is delivered tonight, with leftovers distributed Monday morning.
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Plant workers receive Christmas bonus at Corry company
Employees of the Raymond Manuffa turing Company were remembered today with their usual Christmas present and substantial bonus. One hundred twenty five workers shared in the distribution. The office staff were guests at a dinner at the Hotel Corry last evening. A Christmas tree was enjoyed at the office with gifts exchanged among the staff.
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Pittsburgh Bandit Gang Sentenced to 10 to 20 Years
United Press report from Pittsburgh notes four men tied to a bandit gang terrorizing residential areas with petty robberies were given 10 to 20 year terms by Judge James R. MacPartland. Josephine Narr, linked to the gang, was sent to Morgantown training school by Judge MacFarlane. The sentenced men were Anthony Collets, Albert Collets, Thomas Boyle, and James Mascara, all pleading guilty to multiple robbery and intensity charges.
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Pittsburgh
James R. MacPartahe
Josephine Narr
Pennsylvania
Morgansa
MacFarlane
Anthony Colléts
Albert Colets
Thomas Boyle
James Mascara
Gaaur
Secretary Wilbur to oversee S-4 salvage operations
Secretary of the Navy Curtis D Wilbur flew to Provincetown to inspect the S-4 submarine salvage after it sank when rammed by the destroyer Paulding. Divers faced dangerous tunneling conditions as weather hindered attempts to place chains and raise the vessel with a cargo of 40 boies. If weather turns, chains will stay on the bottom and buoys mark the site for spring retrieval.
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Curtis D. Wilbur
Paulding
Navy
Wilbur
Washington Fe
Frank Hi Brimby
Bombs Hit Banks in Buenos Aires, Casualties Reported
A bomb exploded at the First National Bank of Boston building in Buenos Aires and another at the National City Bank offices. Several employees, mostly women, and customers were injured. no fatalities reported. Both blasts were simultaneous and believed to be time bombs.
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National City
Thomas Little
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Tonight's Radio Lineup Highlights Holiday Programs
Radio listings show the New York Symphony Orchestra and University Women's Chorus performing with WA at 9 P. M. Philio Hour features Babes In Toyland. WEAF airs at 10 30 P. M. Nations Christmas Carol Service conducted by Dr S Parkes Cadman. WLW Cincinnati has Hassudel's Oratorio Messin at 7 P. M. WCAD Pittsburgh at 9 80 P. M Christmas Finglet.
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Hasudel
Pittsburgh
Christmas Finglet
Big Amphibian Plane En Route to St John NF
Mrs Prances Grayson and a nyo man crew on the trans Atlantic amphibian Dawn departed Roosevelt Field New York for Harbor Grace Newfoundland with pilot Oskar Omdshl and navigator Brice Guldstormigh. After 25 hours of a 12 hour leg the plane was overdue and silent amid gale force northwest winds over the Atlantic.
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