Plea of Guilty Expected From Taylors After Escape
Harold and Owen Taylor, recaptured in Warren County, face grand jury action for multiple robberies. Jail separated to prevent contact. authorities expect possible guilty pleas to all charges. Owen claims they hid in barns near Starbrick and avoided highways since escape, with Harold accused of shooting the sheriff and theft at the sheriff's residence.
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Warren County
Harold Taylor
Owen Taylor
Grand
Sherif Harry Jefferson
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D. , Arird
D. O. Trivip
Ear Garland
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State official badly hurt in auto crash near Lancaster
Ben son HB Taylor secretary of property and supplies in Gov John S Misher's cabinet was severely injured in an automobile crash on the Horseshoe Pike near here. Frank St Clair chief of the bureau of engineering and construction, riding with Taylor, was also injured and later released. Taylor was rushed to Coatesville Hospital with internal injuries after the car skidded and struck a pole.
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United Press
Lancaster
Benson HB. Taylor
John S. Misher
al Rodldlyn
Horshoe Pike
Prank St. Clair
Bureau of Engineering and Construction
Taylor
Coatesville Hospital
George Morton
Honeybrook
Nere
Clair
Philadelphia Daily News hints at Vare slate for state races
The Philadelphia Daily News reports the Williams organization may back Francia Shunte Frown Jr for the U S Senate if Vare cannot campaign. It outlines a proposed ticket with James J Davis for governor Ralph Beaver Strassburger for lieutenant governor Arthur H James for state supreme court. If Vare withdraws Davis could lead the ticket.
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United Press Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Daily News
Wmn. S.vare Republican Organization
Vare
Francia Shunte Frown, Jr
Philadelphia
United States Senate
The
Daily News
James J. Davis
Ralph Beaver Strassburger
Norristown
Arthur H. James
Press
State Supreme Court
Vara
Senate
Brown
Davis
Avid A. Reed
Mother Goose-Garden Operetta Delights For Mills Fund
A capacity crowd enjoyed the Senior High School auditorium performance of Mother Goose’s Garden a girls and boys cast in an operetta to aid the mills fund. The evening featured the High School Orchestra under Miss Lucile Murray with fine stage decor by the elementary department and art staff.
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Mit Fund
Mills Fund
Misa Lucile Murray
Eileen Williams
Mother Goose
Bo Peep
Fern Raymond
Boy Blue
Dick Lyons
Jack
Miss Kramer
Five Injured in Trolley Car Automobile Collision
Five persons were injured in a crash in Altoona Pennsylvania when a street car collided with an automobile that skidded and struck a telephone pole after leaving the road.
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Altoona
Dealers report record sale of valentines here
St Valentines Day brought a record flood of greeting cards in the city as dealers report peak demand. One dealer said he sold 10 000 Valentines yards and another said his supply was exhausted with an estimated untapped demand of about 10 more thousand cards.
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St. Valentine's Day
Freight Wreck Disrupts Erie Railroad Service
A freight wreck at Cameron Mills, 21 miles west of Corning, delayed Erie trains No 1 and No 3 by three to four hours. A rear-end collision injured engineman Hornell Cherls Westcot and blocked both main tracks as fifteen freight cars derailed. Wrecking crews from Elmira and Hornell cleared the line and rerouted trains via Rochester division and Shawmut to Hornell before dawn. Laurent Taylor visited his parents and left for Fortis, Va.
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Erie Railroad
Cameron Mills
Corning
Came
Mills
Cherls Westcot
Hornell
Rochester
Wayland
Shawmut
Hornetl
Evie
Elmiite
Prohibition Fraud Probe Started at Fredonia
Federal investigators opened a nationwide probe into illegal alcohol diversion linked to a Fredonia distilling plant raid. The case centers on shipments of liquor under permit to cover firms, later sold as spray and disinfectant, with denatured alcohol reformable at distilleries. Indictments expected as high as 100. Richard H. Templeton leads the inquiry in Washington.
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Freconia
Buffalo
Pederai
Richard H. ‘Templeton
United States
Washington
New York
Templeton
Howard Proper
Prohibition Department
Fredonia
Wederai
Three Killed in Detroit Office Gun Battle
In a Detroit downtown Western Union office a holdup on February 4th led to a furious shootout. Nine employees and guards faced three gunmen as alarms triggered, leaving two guards dead, an unidentified bandit killed, and a policeman gravely wounded. The bandits fled after another gunman waited in a car. Patrolman Joseph Raals was seriously wounded.
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United Press
Detroit
Western Union
Blues
American Sll Alarm Company
Duthie Hexon
Gudiil
Jess
John Scott
Heron
Inter Une
Joseph Raals
Chicago crackdown nets 3000 suspects in crime sweep
In Chicago a wide police and citizen crackdown rounds up 3000 suspects across the city as 572 are arrested in the last 24 hours. Two bandits lie dead and two wounded in hospital as store owner Charles Sutton fights back, while the gunmen flee into alleys. An accused accomplice is linked to El Paso veteran Man Blunt by recovered papers.
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Ray Clark
United Press
Chicago
Boulevard
Federal Grand Jury
Robert Isham Randolph
Jackson
Charles ©. Sutton
Sutton
Tex
Fail to Agree on Submarines and Cruisers
London analysts report no consensus as France and Japan press heavy demands at St James Palace. The talks over fleet outlines focus on submarine and battleship limits with a 1936 holiday proposed and continued debate on tonnage and calibers.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
France
Japan
Henry L. Stimson
Dwight W. Morrow
Joseph F. Ravinson
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Andre Tardien
Aristide
Briand
St. James Palace
Great Britain
Prance
American minister to Netherlands named new envoy
A Michigan native has been recently named as the American minister to the Netherlands. The announcement notes his roots in Michigan and his new diplomatic posting, directing readers to page 3 for full details.
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Netherlands
Michigan
Corry Man Shot in Dunkirk Quarrel Over Wedding Costs
Joseph Baressi, 52, is dying at Brooks Memorial hospital after a gunshot wound attributed to Joseph Sofia, 54, during an argument at Sofia’s Dunkirk home about wedding costs for Baressi’s son Frank and Sofia’s daughter. Sofia was jailed. Baressi’s condition fluctuated as X rays showed the bullet avoided the heart.
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Second Ward
Frank
Corry High School
Dunkirk
Joseph Baressi
East Smith Street
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Danks
Joseph Sofia
Gazelle Street
N. Y
Frank Baressi
Corry
Marcella Sosa
Baressi
Sofia
Brooks Hospital
Baresi
Ajax Iron Works
Ambassador Moore hospital bound in Monrovia
Moore, recently named United States ambassador to Poland, is reported hospitalized at Pottenger Sanitarium Monrovia with tuberculosis of the throat.
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Monrovia
Galif
Mad
Allander P Moore
United States
Poland
Todiay
Radio listings show NBC CBS network lineups and hosts
Radio entertainment schedule lists WEAF NBC network Dixies Circus WIZ WABC CBS network details with times in BST and programs like Hank Simmons Show Boat. Programs include Brunswick, Omega Operas and other network airings across stations.
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WEAF
NBC
WIZ
Dixie
Circus
WAC
CBS
Brunswick
WEAV
WABC
Hank Simmons
Bids Opened Today on Grand Valley Road Projects
United Press reports Harrisburg bids opened for 26 road improvement projects totaling about 54 miles. The Highway Department received sixty eight bids on the remaining 15 projects with bidders including McKean Foster and Midlred townships Grand Valley Koraugiwirrosmming Bros Inc Milwaukee Wis 476805 dollars.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Ed. Mckean
Foster Towns Ship
Warren
Sowthe West
Midred Townships
Grand Valley
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