Hickman's Counsel Seeks Supreme Court Appeal
Defense lawyers for William Hickman seek a U S Supreme Court review of California’s new insanity plea statute, arguing his Parker murder trial denied due process. Delays to Hickman Hunt trial and travel to San Quentin push potential execution beyond April, with Keyes predicting a double jeopardy fight and further appeals.
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United Press
Los Angeles
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Jerome Walsh
Richard Cantillon
Hickman
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Ivy ‘Thoms
Supreme Court
Parker
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United States Supreme Court
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Hielman-Hunt
Thoms
San Quentin Penitentiary
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Haye
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Lindy resents curtailment of air activities
United Press reports a quiet controversy in St Louis as Col Charles A. Lindbergh resists limits on his flying. Secretary Davis opposes “angle rights” and Congress debates a resolution to curb hazardous flights. Lindbergh defends his recent ventures as carefully planned and notes retirement plans after an upcoming air mail trip.
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St. Louis
Bronze and Brass in Early Bronze Age Work
In this excerpt the text discusses bronze composition among ancient peoples, noting it as an alloy of copper and tin. It asserts bronze persistently used to the present day and compares it to brass, highlighting similarities to a copper tin alloy.
Fireman sustains serious injuries as truck hits pole
D J Connelly of No 2 nose company, 916 Plumer street, was injured when a pumper stalled at Bissell and Harrison avenues while answering a fire call at Oak street. He was thrown from the vehicle, unconscious, then transported to Oil City hospital with a skull fracture and a serious but slightly improving condition after three hours. Other crew members and equipment responded. no other injuries reported. Prof H C Wilson traveled to Union City for business.
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Kate Cudahy
Td. Connelly
Fremsin
No. 4 Hose Company
Plumer Street
Oil City
Oak Street
Harry Manelm
M. W. Buccana
Sarai Irwin
H. Berlin
Bissell Avenue
Harriot Avenue
Connelly
Bissell
Harriot Avenues
Mn Connelly
Osentder
Ian
Dioxol Rise Offer to Aid Liver Health
An old medicinal ad touts ox gall tablets as a natural stimulant to restore liver function and detoxify the blood. It claims a daily dose improves digestion, relieves sluggish liver, and supports vital organs, urging readers to buy genuine Ge gall by asking for Dioxol.
Quaero Club Hosts Valentine Themed Meeting at Home
The Quaero Club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs Nelle Wight’s home with Valentine party decor. Mrs Geo Patterson read a poem by Jennie M Wilson as members recalled childhood friends and shared entertaining articles about Hollywood stirs. A new game dubbed the Quaero Dume was introduced, and weather did not dampen spirits as plans were made to meet February 21 at Mrs George Patterson.
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Nelle Wight
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Eaton
Linda
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Holly Wood
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Quaeros
George Patterson
Passing Observation Nothing
The fragment hints at early optimism about invention and progress with remarks on radio, aviation, and learning to economize, suggesting a persuasive tone about modern feats and thrift.
Kidney Health Testimonial From Early 20th Century Ad
John A. Bender of Sir Light Ave describes years ago suffering severe kidney distress with painful urination and edema. After trying three doctors he credits Dr Pierce’s Anuric Tablets with restoring kidney function and enabling a return to work. The ad promotes Buffalo NY mail order drug by Pierce’s.
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Lowden's Father Lived in Erie Revealed
Erie report notes Frank C. Lowden, a potential U S president candidate, born and raised in Erie area before 19th century. The piece cites Liberty magazine to describe Lowden as the wealthiest midwest governor candidate in history, with ties to the Pullman family and a background of poverty shaping his character.
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Erie
United States
Prank C. Lowden
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Frank Lowden
Liberty Magazine
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Pullman
Middle West
Stueben County
FLEECER FAILS IN DEATH BY OWN ACTION
Smethport dispatch reports a man known as Cononico, sought in Williamsport for fraudulent conversion, attempted suicide in jail but was stopped and revived by guards. Williamsport officials proceed to Tyoming County to return him. The suspect, posing as a physician, practiced among Tuulian residents years ago and allegedly amassed over $8,000.
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