Washington Revelations Tie McAdoo to White House Telegraphs
Washington reports reveal McAdoo kinship to Democratic leaders and show how Melean, publisher of the Washington Post, kept close tabs on travel off scandal. Major wired details linking Smith, Till, and Wardman Park operations to White House communications and plans. Daugherty says a formal statement will come within 48 hours as he weighs resignation amid Wheeler committee scrutiny.
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Twenty Seven Bad Men Break Jail
A scrambled report details a jail break as twenty seven inmates escaped by sawing through the floor of a chute. Authorities, aided by deputies, scoured the area for fugitives and tracked footprints in the ground while inmates and guards exchanged reports and pursued leads.
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Underwood's Name Latest Mentioned in Telegram Brouhaha
Washington February report says Oscar Ridgewood and Willi G. McAdge, Democratic presidential hopefuls, are named in telegrams to the Senate investigations committee. Telegrams reveal A Mitchell Volnier sought to influence Senator Walsh through McLean associate, but effort failed. messages show pressure tactics and Walsh's combative stance.
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Former Corry Man Dies From Stroke After Fall
Dr AML Crowe, once a Corry resident and longtime local physician and lawyer, is critically ill after a stroke. He collapsed on Main Street near Shelton Square and was moved to General Hospital. Doctors say apoplexy caused his condition. a fall may have caused injuries. He was a familiar downtown figure and former supervisor board member.
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Tikhon Near Death Today In Moscow Report
Moscow dispatch reports that Tikhon, once leading the Russian church faction, is near death from heart illness after several severe attacks. He drew global attention last year when accused by the government of resisting church property confiscation to aid starving citizens.
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Hopkins Held in Oil Fraud Case In Atlanta
Phil Hopkin of Moston Texas, former husband of Peyzy Hopkins Jayce, was brought to Atlanta Jail today charged with image theft related to rock sales in his Texan Oil form. Hopkins denied the charge as Patrorean invites Mrs Stow and Anna Neekoere visited the city with her daughter.
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Genevieve Thomson May Seek Congress In Heritage Row
Washington society circles report Genevieve Carl Thomson, daughter of former Speaker Champ Clark, is under serious consideration to fill the Louisiana seat left by the late Garland Dupre. Raised amid politics, she has the wit and early training to challenge southern attitudes toward women in public life. Net effect unsettled, with strong support from some and prejudice from others in the political arena.
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Photo Sparks Excitement in Harris Trial Card
In New York a photo shown in the Harris trial stirs interest as Susie Lee of Memphis faces questioning in court. Attorney Beverly D. Morris, once a National City Bank executive, seeks to bolster claims of Mrs Mary King of Battle Creek regarding alleged marriage payments.
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Democrats Fight Over Naming Committeemen in Pa
Corry and Houghour dispute whether Pennsylvania’s national committee members should be elected at April primaries. The state committee seeks control of ballot naming for the Democratic National Committee candidates. Judge Bonniwell of Philadelphia objects, urging court action to limit ballot space for national committee candidates. Dauphin County courts and the secretary of the commonwealth may face orders to enforce the county commissioners’ ballot actions.
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Farnham Hurt In Fall At Grist Mill
Farnham, proprietor of the North Corry grist mill, suffered injuries after a fall from a straw load at the mill. He sustained an eye injury and a broken wrist. Dr. G. Bennett attended. Farnham returned to the mill the same afternoon and will be laid up for a time.
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Norfolk Storm Rips Through City Causing Havoc
A severe Norfolk storm battered the city with heavy rain and snow driven by strong winds. Shipping in Hampton Roads suffered as coastal steamers delayed and damage mounted to crops and property.
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Woman Held in Jail After Rex Theatre Disturbance
Mrs. Ben Bisley remained in jail after a disturbance at the Rex theatre Monday night. She was reported to be a danger and required $101 cash bond for her release. The article notes her sons and relatives and mentions a mother, Ma Thome McMahon, in a serious condition as she visits. Erie and nearby towns are referenced with visitors and ongoing concern.
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Plumb Tree in Full Bloom At Allentown
Allentown Pa residents report a plum tree in full bloom at Mrs George Knoll home drawing many visitors. She once planted stock in her yard and fed it. the vine grew and now bears dozens of flowers. A local superstition claims the bloom portends wealth for the owner.
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Board of Directors to Delay Station Project
The Chamber of Commerce board is expected to delay action on financing a new passenger station after HR Wall of the Erie Rail Fund urged consideration. An official noted many towns build and lease both passenger and freight stations, and a hotel stock campaign a year earlier suggests now is not opportune.
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More Miners Leave Work Amid Coal Strike
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on February 26 six collieries of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company are idle as about 9,000 of the companys 11,000 workers respond to a federal strike call from their grievance committees.
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Funeral Held For Ivyte Mary Emma
Funeral prayers were said at St Thomas church for Ivyte Mary Emma Foley aged 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Foley of 142 Second Avenue. Rev Tracey led the service with interment in St Thomas Cemetery. News from Tokyo reports conflicting on Prince Matsukata's death status, with official word uncertain.
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City Council to act on pavement plans for five streets
The City Commission will vote on ordinances for pavement construction on five blocks including Congress and Frederick streets and East Main from P R R tracks to Shady avenue. Protests against East Main pavement may delay the project. residents say sewer and existing assessments already burden them. The meeting will also cover routine monthly business.
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Strange dual murder near solution shocks Chicago
Chicago police reported a complex double murder case. John Daugherty alias Duffy, a Philadelphia gunman, killed Maybelle Extey Duffy during a drinking party then was allegedly slain by his wife’s friends led by William Engelke who was questioned. Engelke claimed Duffy and Maybelle argued over lunch. Duffy produced a gun and fired. Police say Duffy’s body was found on the city outskirts and later Maybelle’s body was discovered in her apartment. Engelke’s account was questioned as investigation continued.
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Blast at Inscrap Iron Plant Injures Twelve in New Hay Conn
A massive explosion at the Henry Kaulen Company works in New Haven, Connecticut injures twelve and damages nearby homes. The blast tore off the roof, shattered windows, and rattled the neighborhood as investigators suspect a fire coat ruptured by a barrel of material from an ammunition firm.
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