Cases of Sharp and Faulkrod Go to Jury Today
Ernest Sharp and Huy Payikrod face a Warren County trial on conspiracy to perform illegal operation causing Miss Caroline Braden’s death at Union City hospital last August. Hospital head Elizabeth Selsie expected to plead guilty. Six attorneys defend them. Mortimer & Graham prosecute. Jury deliberation planned after judge Hirt reserves decision on indictments. Witness Margaret Trask testified at the Tinga City hospital. Selsie will plead guilty upon disposition as Faulkrod is described as posing as Braden’s brother.
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Ernest Sharp
Huy Payikrod
Warrent Vial
Erie County
Caroline Braden
Union Cly Hospital
Elizabeth Selsie
Wiith
Sharpani ‘Watilkrod
Mortimer &. Graham
Commonwealth
William ©. Hirt
Margaret Trask
Warren
Tniga City Hospital
Miss Trask
Hee
Elizabeth Sessle
Faulkrod
H Imself
Miss Braden
Man shoots three after discharge in Carnegie
John Pack, 45, shot his former employer Charles Dietz 95 and two of Dietz’s family including a four year old girl, and farm hand Roy Stevens in Hinkey township near Clinton. Pack fired from a backyard then into a window injuring Stevens and a child, before being captured by Constable H. Quinn. Dietz, his daughter, and the child survived. Dietz’s foot was hit and the family member escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
John Pack
Charles Dietz
Helen Louise
Dietz
Hinkey Township
Clinton
Roy Stevens
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Daugher
Growing Move to Modify Jones Dry Law in Congress
United Press reports rising House support to revamp the Jones dry law. A judiciary subcommittee seeks to define minor offenses and curb prosecutions, aligning wets and drys for a bill within weeks. Senate plans differ, but a strong House vote could alter the program.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House Judiciary
Wickershaw Law Enforcement Commission
House
Lee Lay
Judiciary
Christopherson
Judiciary Committee
Law Enforcement Commission
Nets
Washington party planned by The Woman's Club on Mott Street
The Woman's Club will host a Washington themed party at the Ely home on Mott Street Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. George Washington Mabbs and his wife and mother will receive guests, followed by a Colonial era musical program. Decorations and refreshments will reflect the period. Women listed include Mrs Chas Paine chairing with Amelia Tryon and Percy Clarke among the presenters. a 22 cent fee will defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Washington
Ely
Mott Street
O'Glock
George Washington
Mabbs
Chas. Paine
Amelia Tryon
Percy Clarke
Union City
Merrill Wilcox
Helen Grace Merrick
J. J. Young
Ina Austin
A. H. Myhle
G.E. Kamps
Charles
Springstead
Rey
Lyle D. Utts
Prous Fran Ies Chereee Stewart
Misa Lillian Barnes
Inspection Visit to Corry Hatchery
Fragmented report notes an inspection visit to Corry Hatchery referencing individuals such as Mr. Bulle and Hatton. The text is garbled with unclear dates and roles, but indicates a state development context and a notable visit by a slow Commiss Slow figure, with limited readable details.
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Corry Hatchery
Bussey
Fiahipelea
Bulle
Piongsin
Butler
Spection UK
Rotary Club Event Delights Kauestion School Board Members
Members of the Rotary Club and Kauestion board with teachers and wives enjoyed a Carry Teachers Association party at Corry Junior High. The evening featured a strong program with violin solos, art sketches, gym acts, parodies, and a suitcase costuming stunt, followed by refreshments and dancing.
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Carry Teachers’ Association
Rotary Club
Board of Kauestion
Max Harvey
Phalie
Evelyn Kramer
Corry
Messrs. Pomvcoy and Anderson
Billy Boy
Messrs. Hoff
Master
Artsky
Watson
Sheen
Jerusalem
Isabel Edwards
Concord School
Mel. Harvey and Wilcox
Teachers’ Association
Board of Education to act on boys band proposal
Rotary Club urged a definite plan for a school organized boys band. A delegation presented the idea for the district to take over the band with the club buying instruments and covering incidental costs. The administration committee led by E oy Dewi continues to study, visiting other cities, with a report due within a week.
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Board OF Education
Rotary Club
Eoy Dewi
Severn
Panda
Early pay day awaits Chicago city workers
Chicago payroll relief efforts accelerate as banks pledge up to 25 million toward a 75 million goal to cover 43 836 city and school employees. Paychecks expected to begin Tuesday after months of unpaid salaries, with many workers already owing loans and bills piling up.
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Chicago City
Chicago
Ini
T Hey
Ielicute
Szluou
Huvev
Heir to 10000 Estate Held as Embezzler in Pa
Robert B. Good, 26, former automobile salesman, is held for grand jury action on charges of embezzling $25 and larceny of an automobile from Cochran Motor Co. He faces related embezzlement allegations tied to ticket sales for an American Legion benefit ball. His heir claim to a $10,000 Charleston, West Virginia estate was noted, with estate attorneys planning to press claims after setoffs.
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Wilkinsburg
Robert B. Good
Justice of the Peace
George
Blair
Good
Cochrane Motor Company
American Legion
J. M. Clark
Amerat Legion
Willemsburg
Justice Blair
Charleston
W. Va
Youngetown
Wire
Hit and Run Victim Mary Velwain Dies at 70
Mrs. Mary Velwain, 70, died at her home here yesterday from injuries suffered when she was struck by a hit and run motorist near her residence on February 9. The victim was identified as a local resident and the incident prompted police to renew inquiries into the case.
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Cecil
Mary Velwain
Boy Dies Wounding from Accidental Shooting
Physician at Washington hospital holds little hope for the life of William Woodruff four who accidentally shot himself yesterday while playing with a revolver in his home.
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Warmington
Shysiciang
Washington ‘Hospital
William Woodruff
Baker’s Inn at Kearsarge Closed Among Erie Inns
Pittsburgh Feb 21 Injunctions seeking preliminary peace against five Erie establishments were filed. Names include Hargid Renard and Z Reed Craig for a basement drinking room at Rear 727 State Street, a Mill Creek Westing Heights site with E H Hulsmelt and William A Kusel, a Parade Street club with John Doe and Joseph Zawodmik, and a Harbortree Township East Lake Road site with Walter Murphy and James F Dugan. Baker’s Inn at Kearsarge run by Joseph R. Raker listed as proprietor and owner.
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Duane
Mate
Tittsburgh
Erie
State Street
Hargid Renard
Z. Reed Craig
William A. Kusel
Parade Street
John Doe
Joseph Zawodmik
Ugney
Lone Tite Im
East Lake Road
Harburtrese
Waller Murphy
James F Dugan
R.D. No. 8
Kearsarge
Joseph R. Raker
Woman Hanged for Murder in Arizona
The first woman executed by Arizona, 62 year old Mrs. Hya Dugan, died at 4:11 am in Florence after a forced drop. She was convicted of murdering Tucson rancher A. J. Mathis in 1927 and had served 11 months for theft of his car before the killing. Five witnesses fainted. the chamber held five women, a historic scene as her picture and noose join a grim collection.
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United Press State Prison
Florence
Ariz
Beh
A. J. Mathis
Tucson
Who Is He Chancellor Hag Fashion for Reyres
A cryptic note questions the identity of a figure described as the British Exchequer chancellor with ties to fashion and notable friendships, mentioning MarDonald Sec pagedi as part of the murky background.
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Hag Fashion
Reyres
MarDonald Sec Pagedi
Lewis for Governor Grundy for Senator Papers Circulated
Reports from Harrisburg say petitions for Samuel S. Lewis for governor and Joseph F. Grundy for senator began circulating statewide on February 21. A mailing from the state treasurer's office by the Republican state chairman drew mixed reactions, with supporters deeming it a show of momentum. Philadelphia chatter mentions possible candidates like Francis Brown and James J. Davis as alternatives.
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Jame J. Davis
Hoover
Seralin
Autlenmily Lickel
Firemen battle 2000 blaze at Gibbsboro paint plant
United Press reports 2000 firefighters from towns within 25 miles combated a massive fire at the Skergin Williams paint plant in Gibbsboro New Jersey. The 60 acre complex consumed 50,000 feet of hose as crews fought shifting flames threatening nearby homes with burning liquids and exploding barrels. The fire, discovered at 6 40 am by Mrs Elva Heller, drew rein from multiple departments and state troopers redirected traffic on the Berlin highway. By nine pm officials said the flames were under control.
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United Press
Gibbsboro
N. J
John Licks
Contrary
Clementon
Elva Heller
Waffie
Haddon Pier 4
Berlin
Skergin-Williams Company
Hames
Two Army Fliers Killed in Crash Near Potomac River
Washington, February 21 news reports eliminate details of the fatal air crash near Quanticum Va. Lieutenant William R Osterix of Columbia Pa and Joseph L Wolfe of Coebee Va both U S M C reserve pilots perished when their planes fell into the Potomac River. Their bodies have not been recovered.
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Eos
Univease
Washington
D. C
Joseph L, Wolfe
Coebi
Lieut
Willian
Osterix
Columbia
Quacticu
Potomac River
Radio Network Schedule Highlighted Programs
The listing shows WEAF NBC at 8:00 EST with Ites Servies Hour, 9:30 EST Broadcasting Broadway on WEAF and NBC. WABC CBS networks present 10 EST with Alpha and Omega Oper. WDAP NBC network features Duke Ellington's Band.
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WEAF
NBC
Broadway
WABC
CBS
Aro White
Samover
WDAP
Alpha & Omega Oper
Duke Ellington
Tomb Excavations Stir Vengeance Fear In Egypt
Fragmented account alleges a curse linked to Tutankhamen tomb digs. Names such as Lord Westbury and Hon. Richard appear in sensational report of deaths and mishaps surrounding excavations. Egyptian antiquities figures and critics comment on a series of deaths among explorers and scholars in the wake of excavation efforts.
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United Press London
Lord Wassbury
Grimdwin
Queen Victoria
Lord Chon Rullor
Lahmeivisig
Declan
Weihe
Mig Bon
Hons Caster
Richard
St Tames Firrsi
Westbury
Ghiss
Wesley
Tielyind Martini Tollemache Bethel
Carnaryam
J.C. Mardis
Gist
Gamaryon
George Gould
Valley of Li Kings
Georges’ Benefits
Vie Louvre Museum
Egy
Bodies of two fliers return to Alaska after rescue
In Nome two American and Soviet rescue crews transported the remains of Gart Ben Mielson Arctic flyer and his mechanic Earl Borland to Fairbanks. Their bodies were to be given into the care of Mielson's parents and Borland's family. The men are believed killed when their plane crashed about nine weeks ago while on a trading vessel mission.
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United Press Nome
Alaska
Gart Ben Mielson
Arctic Fier
Earl Borland
Fairbanks
Joe Crosson
Hayald ‘Gillam
Bielson
Borland
Hielson
Uipary Cuprmieaneed
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Sharp and Faulkrod
Braden
Union City Hospital
Man
Washington Party
Joy
Merton T.akers
Baker’s Inn
Mill Creek
Harborcreek
Arizona
Eva Dugan
Jersey
John Lucas
Pany
Eielson
Far North
Frank Lite
Buller
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