Dean Convicted of Manslaughter by North Slayers Trial
Special to the Journal reports Dean found guilty of manslaughter in the North Slayer case after extended jury deliberations. The defense, led by attorney Samuel Rasniter, announced intent to seek a new trial, arguing insufficiency of evidence to support the verdict. The judge sentenced Dean in a manner reflecting mercy, with further legal avenues anticipated. The case echoes across Brie county, with neighbors and jurors recalling the defendant’s ties to local communities and the years of surrounding controversy.
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City schools crippled as weather halts operation
Severe weather left city schools in a crippled state with several buildings closed or operating at limited capacity. The Concord building was not heating due to low water pressure, delaying operations, while the Fairview building opened and other campuses faced delays or cancellations. Attendance in January ran around 88 percent, with February higher, and Mrs Edward Kennedy visiting from Mereer, Pa.
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Sharp note to Great Britain in consul case
United States issues a sharp note to Britain over the conduct of its ambassadorial response. The note criticizes Britain's stance regarding American consular officials at New Castle and the treatment of U S diplomatic representatives. Washington contends the British government should allow the consulate to operate normally. The dispute follows a prior cancellation of a request to remove American consuls. The administration signals further action if Britain does not adjust.
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Point Marion Swept by Fire Causes $300,000 Loss
A major fire at Point Marion Pa on February 10 destroyed the Atsirtesy peetion area including the railroad station and several buildings. The blaze began in a plane at the Point Martin Lows front and spread rapidly. Two telegraph operators at the Penn Street Exchange were trapped momentarily. Sadler Hardware and the Wet story building suffered damage as firemen fought the flames with aid from Uniontown.
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Tuscan Prince Sinks After Storm Strands Forty Aboard
Coast Guard reports the Tuscan Prince ran aground near Estevan Point amid frigid conditions. crew and officers reached shore. radio signals indicated all aboard were safe, with varying casualty tallies and ongoing uncertainty about precise locations.
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Referendum on dry issue raises city debate in legislature
Erie blaze reports a referendum bill to gauge public sentiment on prohibition and the Valetead Act. The measure aims to submit the question to voters in a forthcoming election, seeking a statewide sentiment on liquor laws and possible constitutional changes. Local leaders cite personal rights and public welfare as pivotal factors guiding lawmakers.
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Plans Commission To Consider North Side Fire HQ
City plans for a two story brick North Side Fire Department headquarters face preliminary action at the city commission meeting next Monday evening. Details include separate fire apparatus floors, a modern stable, living quarters, and a rear bay for a horse drawn team. Ownership and sale permissions hinge on legal action by the Wheeler estate.
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Refuse to Recognize Turkish Ultimatum Sparks Allied Response
London reports Turkiye’s ultimatum rejected as Allied nations reaffirm support for Greece and regional stability. Officials cite ongoing naval deployments and diplomatic talks while condemning coercive threats. The query highlights strained diplomacy and increased security measures in the Aegean theater.
British reject French plea as trouble grows in Europe
British rejection ends Franco-British talks with no agreement on running trains through the Ruhr. Reports from Essen say German and French delegates faced tough questions as tensions rose over invasion fears. The scene highlighted mounting strain between Britain and France over European security and the Ruhr situation.
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Fire devastates Scranton area. dozen killed and damages rise
A blaze in Scranton destroyed four houses and thirteen cottages amid severe weather. Pittston Fire Department joined nearby crews to battle the flames. Several injuries were reported as firefighters faced extreme cold and shifting conditions. The tragedy threatens additional buildings and forces emergency response.
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General Strike Paralyzes French Mines Regions
Paris Feb 16 A general strike of French miners began today with official figures admitting seventy five percent of mine workers are out in the Douin region, twenty percent in the Nord and ten percent elsewhere.
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Narrow Escape for Babe as Home Burns Down
A fire at a South Street apartment building caused extensive damage, destroying the upper unit while a mother and child escaped. Fire officials worked to prevent further spread as water flooded lower rooms, with an estimated loss around 1000 dollars. Neighbors aided in evacuations and praise the fire department for saving the structure.
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Memel Awarded to Lithuania by Paris Council
Paris February 10 The Council of Ambassadors awarded Memel to Lithuania. The new government under Premier Gaillius will be installed and Lithuanian irregulars helped suppress the coup against the Alber regime. Conditions protecting minority people in Memel are attached to the Ambassador grant.
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Cold Wave Continues Across Eastern United States
Weather Bureau forecast the cold wave will persist into tomorrow night across the eastern United States with many areas recording low temperatures. Helen Rupp spent the day at home with friends amid the frigid conditions.
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Posture Tests Reveal Need for Classroom Corrections
Posture tests show many pupils suffer deformities from six hours or more at ill fitting desks. Schools are adding low stools and adjusting desks to fit students, with reports of overcrowded advanced rooms and students forced to share or stack books to reach desks. Directors promised a fuller report next meeting.
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Reach Tomb of Pharaoh Delayed by Excavation
Luxor February 16 United Press reports a team of workers struck the sealed doorway into the tomb of King Tutankhamun, delaying further exploration of the pharaoh’s burial chamber as authorities assess damage and plan a careful path forward.
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