Twenty Years to Life for Buster Kenna Murder Guilty
In Chemung County Justice Hall sentenced Buster Kenna to twenty years to life for second degree murder after a guilty plea. District Attorney Herendeen cites substantial evidence and suggests premeditation with possible aggravation regarding a child victim. The case followed Kenna admitting guilt and the court’s orderly proceedings with judicial oversight. Mr and Mrs William Atm and family planned to visit their daughter in Olean, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Kenna
Girard
Armerican
Revere Inghes
Ehmira
Fanes
Supreme Court
Blassia
Hall
Almina
Guiley
Walter If
Walter Bo Uerendeen
Lali
Uventul
Phiestayurie
Herendeen
Atiny
Mall
Wis Opti
Tudge Hatt
Digtriet
Herenileen
Len Wagman
Theixtrict
Chemung County
William Atm
Olean
N.Y
Guy Baiting
Obhie Smith
Radio Features Timeline From A Busy Night
A fragmented listing shows stations such as KYW Chicago WJZ New York WHY Schenectady and WRO Washington airing features. It references Midnight and 9.16 PM times and mentions Happiness Boys and Baste eni Finter's Orchestra among others in a busy radio feature lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran
St Louis
St. Ouis University
Orehentra
Geo Club
KYW
Chicago
WJZ
New York
WHY
Schenectady
WRO
Ashington
Astern —Happiness Boys
WRAP
WCAP
Washington
WOR
Bultaly
Basteeni—Finter
Victoria Hotel Proprietor Sentenced For Prohibition Violation
Dan Cachivas proprietor of the Victoria Hotel on West Main Street was sentenced to six hundred dollars fine and four months in jail for a prohibition law violation. Judge A P Rossiter imposed the sentence after Cachivas was convicted in county court following a raid on the West Main Street property by state troops. The raid uncovered liquor and moonshine evidence as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Dan Cachivas
Victoria Hotel
West Main Street
Tix Pty
Ounty
A. P. Rossiter
Cachiving
Huys
CuchWas
Ali
Rossiter
Erie
Crude Oil Prices Advance Across Various Grades
The Seep Purchasing Agency raises crude oil prices effective immediately for Somer light and Somerset medium at 245 and 250 respectively, Ragland 46.61.90, Cabell 9220, with Chids Fell and Obie Oil Co also announcing increases for Lina 298, India 218, Thlinoi 212, Princeton 2.125, Plymouth 1.05, Wooster 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranklin
Seep
Liege
Samietnet
Somerset
Cabell
Attades Lina
India
Princeton
Plymouth
Ani Wooster
Snow Storm Strikes City Amid Blizzard Elsewhere
Snow fell heavily this afternoon with several inches accumulating in the city. The storm reached blizzard proportions at times and disrupted daily life despite forecasts predicting milder weather ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Daugherty May Aid Deposed Prison Warden
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty may aid the defense of Ay, Bartain, deposed warden of the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He is among those on trial with L. J. Pletcher and Lawrentes Riehl on bribery charges. The defense opened its case and plans to call witnesses to refute claims by wealthy convicts of paid special privileges totaling $20,600.
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Atlanta
Ney
Harry M. Daugherty
Bartain
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
L. J. Pletcher
Lawrentes Riehl
Sartain
Daugherty
Toa
Ninsell
Defen
Coolidge Refuses to Withdraw Three Nominations
Washington February 13 President Coolidge states he will not withdraw three disputed nominations. Charles B. Warren for Attorney General Thomas F. Woodlock for Interstate Commerce Commission and William E. Humphrey for Federal Trade Commission remain on the slate. He argues the selections are sound and will stand if the Senate disagrees. The stalled process would shift to the new Senate after March 4 with a Republican majority likely to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Colidge
Senate Hodeys
Capitol
Chas. B. Warren
Thomas F. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commission
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Russia Buys Wheat in Large Shipments
United Press reports that Russia plans massive wheat imports from North and South America in February to April. Nineteen thousand tons of flour and wheat are to be sent to Leningrad and Black Sea ports, with additional ships sailing from the River Plate to the Black Sea and inquiries for space from Cardiff Hamburg Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros London
Amelia
River Plate
Black Sea
Cardiff
Amburg
Armysterdam
Rotterdam
Authorities Skeptical of Columbus Murder Suspect
In Birmingham Alabama on February 1 authorities describe a man who claims to be the Columbus Ohio murder suspect Mrs. V Sheatshey case as an amnesia victim. He is 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, with blue eyes and dark hair, carrying $201, and a medical view of recent head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Birmingham
Sheatshey
Columbus
Ohio
Kant
Fugitive Murderer Held at Huntington
Joe Kitterman, a fugitive murderer who escaped from Canyon City Colorado on March 6 1898, has been held by Huntington authorities after positive identification from fingerprints. He was serving a 45 year sentence for killing a railroad detective in Denver and escaped after less than seven years of confinement. Dr P Padell was reported visiting his office in the Traction Building when the development occurred.
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United Pros Huntington
Joe Kitterman
Canyon City
Coli
Colorado Fair
Denver
Kitterman
Workman Who Fell from Three Stories Expected to Recover
A Cory Taptstown Manufacturing Corp employee, Peterson, 3 stories up removing arms from concrete columns in the new plant addition, fell to the ground but survived with severe fractures and minor concussions. Attending physicians report hopeful recovery.
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High Peterson
Chapsnarv and
Graham
Cory Taptstown Manufacturing Corporation
Corry Hospital
Vail
Peterson
Gronni
Two Trucks Damaged In East Main Street Incident
Two trucks were badly damaged on East Main Street when steering and brake failures caused a wild crash. Walter Landers escaped unharmed while the Ford truck owner and JM Purpura, proprietor of a fruit wholesale on East Main Street, sustained damage as their vehicles collided and rolled into a curb.
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Ny One
Vervanga Public Secuic= Corporation
Wie Univer
East Main Street
Roy
Walter Landers
JM Purpura
Quarantine Declared on Cattle in Warren County Towns
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture established a general cattle quarantine in Columbus, Spring Creek and Prehold in Warren county after the discovery of tuberculosis in cattle. The notice appears in today’s edition.
Palit Restaurant Suspects Donation To Salvation Army
J B Cass proprietor of the Palit restaurant presented the Salvation Army with 2 Gregatlon cinée um for emergencies such as the Donson block fire. The recent doughnut day fundraiser through his restaurant netted the Army 2608 dollars.
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J.B. Cass
Salvation Army
Army
Dawson Block
Alex
Mr. Cass
Coolidge Plans To Make Several Trips
President Coolidge outlines touring plans with stops across the nation after inauguration. He aims to visit New England in spring or early summer, Minnesota in January, and Texas during a campaign to attend banking conventions.
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Coolidge
United
Washington
White House
Minke
Bos
New England
Janie
Ant
Texas
Hetty
Hope of Early Rescue Abandoned at Mouth of Cave
Rescue teams halted hopes of freeing Collins at the Mouth of Santa Cave after a shaft reaching 70 feet was planned but could not reach him. Officials said horizontal dig efforts would continue toward the tomb as divers and workers reassess progress.
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Collins
United Press
Sand Cave
Ker
Letry
Floyd Culkin
Bon Tday
Winkwall
Cassaichoel
Opera Hons
AIL
Perros
Tia Casie
Catmlubinel
British public backs Prince amid Commons debate on HR 14
Across London the public shows solid support for the Prince of Wales while opposing Labor and Communist MPs who attacked HR 14 in Parliament. Critics dismiss David Kirkwood and Clyde Labourites as trivial, while noting an extra 2000 pounds for the Prince's South American tour.
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United Press
London
Commons
David Kirkswood
Clyde
Morning Post
Kirk
Assassination Rumor Shakes JugoSlavia Amid Unrest
Salonika dispatches report Premier Patchitch of JugoSlavia assassinated by an unidentified Croat. The country sees hundreds arrested after recent elections. Riots and bloodshed spread as reports reach home. Miss Stella Herry is among those mentioned in Helgrade despatches.
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Athens
Patchitch
JugoSlavia
Salonika
Une
Longworth Retirement Sought to Clear Madden Path
Washington February reports a bid to prompt Robert Longworth to retire and clear Martin Madden for the Speakership. Madden forces claim around 119 votes with others pledging 105 to elect on the first caucus ballot. Longworth supporters counter with 129 assured votes and potential gains at the caucus.
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United Prest
Washington
West
Reitten
Linois
Sanaté
Martin H. Malden
Longworth
Ohio
Madden
Congress
Britten
Lenough
Eebbir
Hnittem
Hegs
Longworth Forces
Bogg
Placuss
Craker Nominated for Assistant Fire Chief Post
Bic Stanford Hose Company members nominate Donald Craker for the vacant assistant fire chief role following the resignation of Mark Putnam. Craker’s name will be submitted to City Council for confirmation.
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Bic Stanford
Hose Company
Donald Craker T Ie
Spade Vanant
Marke Putnam
Craker
City Cone
Petition to close Victoria Hotel in Erie court
A petition to close the Victoria Hotel through injunction proceedings was presented to Judge Rosster in Erie this morning by several local citizens. No action information was available later. no data on court action was reported this afternoon.
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Victoria Hotel
Rosstter
Erie
Flood Waters Recede After Severe regional Floods
Flood waters receded across multiple rivers including the Messissip, Connecticut, Susquehanna, Monongahela, Raritan, and Delaware with thousands of dollars in damage reported along river banks. Cold snap followed as temperatures rose in the south, while northern areas faced renewed risk as rivers neared flood stage.
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United Prods
Messimac
Connecticut
Susquehanna
Monongahela
Raritan
Delaware
New York State
Sneger
Ohio
Schmernerhorn Reported to Have Taken Own Life
A man identified as Schermerhorn was found dead from a self-inflicted rifle wound near East Wayne Street after a prolonged search. Police and neighbors traced the act to a field by Hear Creek, with the body taken to Alexander's undertaking parlors.
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Irving Street
This Moris
Vluath
Wayne Street
Hearruck
Schoepthurn
East Irving Street
Altsnoud
Guniluca Learels
Seheimerhorn
Lindse
Henry
Tom
Asker
Oman
DunGle
Sexis
Stanford Hose Company
Severa
North Corrs
Sity
Corry
Gountry
Cneeles
East Wayne Street
Charles Schermerlors
Leo Lewis
Brie
Johnson
Schermerhorn
Hare Creek
Schermerhiorn
Rinsesion Army
Bart Waynee
Johson Tome
Mark Fullom
Alexander
Pnan
Irving
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Porto Rico
Auburn State Prison
Dimick
Russia
NEW Sheatsley Club
Huntington
Hugh Peterson
United Prose
Pittsburgh
Bed
Albert C
Swissvale
Prince
Illinois
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