Man Charged With Murder Of Farm Hand
Jan Michael Cha owe, 40 years old, charged with first degree murder in the death of farm hand Coulter, found on Henry Jente’s farm near Line Villey. Arraigned before Justice Al Pratt, held for grand jury after evidence showed three shots fired as Coulter was engaged with a drink. Coroner Bourne notes autopsy indicating death occurred about three hours before body was found. Sheriff suspects Coulter’s death occurred around chore time on the farm. Alfred Finger arrested and found the body in a haviiow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slamanga
Jan Michael Chaowe
Andrew Latller
Cade
Henry Jente
Line Villey
Jente
Markets in quiet trading for pork lard sugar and eggs
Market notes show quiet to dull activity across pork lard sugar and eggs with steady or firm tones for some items. Poultry beef and cheese appear soft with select prices listed for creamery butter and eggs from local and coast sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
State of Fresh First
Pacific Coast
Open House at Lorry Woman's Club Tonight
The annual Open House at the Lorry Woman's Club occurs this evening at the Hotel Corry with invited guests and a planned program. A large crowd is expected, and classifieds note the rooms will be turned and furnished for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorry
Radio Concerts From Victor Series At 1927 Broadcasts
Benjamina Gish and Gilseyets headline second Victor Talking Machine Company concert with the Metropolis Opera Company and the Victor Concert Orchestra led by Rosario Bourdon. The 9 pm EST program airs via NBC Blue Network stations including WIZ WBZ KDIA KYW and more, featuring Gigli and Mme Chemet as premier soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamina Gish
Gilseyets
WEAT
WTAG
WGR
WRC
Pe DeLuca
Tarttne
Metropols Weab
WSAL
RSD
WOG
WC Jun Opera Company
Ane Mine Renee CO
WAR
Hemet
Victor Talking Machine Company
Victor Concert Orchestra
Rosario Bourdon
Blue
National Broadcasting Company
WIZ New
Chemet
Victor
DeLucy
Mme
Prance
America
Europe
Maud Powell
Nue
Radio broadcasting power trends and looming federal relief
Department of Commerce lists nearly 260 licensed broadcasters with most using 760 watts or more. By 1927 six stations operate at 10000 watts or more, led by WJZ New York and WGY Schenectady at 90000 watts. KDKA East Pittsburgh WBAP Fort Worth and WGN WLW Chicago sit at 10000 watts. Federal relief for set owners appears possible within months as radio bill conferees reconvene after failing to agree on disputed points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
WJZ
New York
WGY
Scrensctady
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WBAP
Fort Worth
WGN
WLIM
Chicago
Jean
Wattson
Indiana
Five Best Radio Features listed for station programs
A listing of radio features across multiple stations with times and program names. Highlights include CNRW Winnipes for 10:30 PM and Little Symphony segments, WEAP New York and WEAR Pittsburgh listings, WRO Washington Eastern Light Opera The Red Hussar, Kansas City and WRVA Richmond dramatic and musical programs, and WLS Chicago presenting a program of music composed by American women.
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CNRW
Winnipes
Little Symphony
WEAP
New York
Wear Pittsburrgh
WRO
Washington
TLM
Red Hussar
Kansas Cuy
Kansasity Little Symphony Orchestra
WRVA
Richmond
Hastern
WLS Chivara
Five WEAP hookup programs lead tonight on radio list
The schedule lists a United States Army band concert at 7 30 p m from multiple stations including WSAR WR and WLIT Then Davis Sax Octet at 8 30 p m The Troubadours at 9 p m and the Smith Bros at 10 p m are broadcast via WEAP and several other stations The list names numerous stations and network links indicating a broad radio slate for the evening
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WEAP
United States Army Band
Davis Sax
Pana Troubadours
Smith Bros
WSAR
WSAL
WLIT
Rowcae
WTAM
WSAT
The
Troubadours
WEAR
WEEL
WGR
WRC
WAR
WWE
WLIR
KSD
WCCO
Misivale
Smith Broth
Meadville Alderman Boswell Referred To Shortage Of Nine Thousand
Investigation by Crawford County authorities into the alleged shortfall of about $9000 in the accounts of Alderman Boswell of Meadville's Third Ward reveals he had only $2800 on deposit when county taxes were paid. The county, shielded by a bond, faces no direct loss. the bonding company may cover the deficit if deemed a bonded claim. An appraisal is pending of Boswell’s personal property and insurance held to determine recovery from the surety firm.
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Crawford County
Franke Miwell
Meaalville
Calleetor
Fayees
Meadville
Roswell
Merchants National Bank
Elmer E Winidgs
Fussom Depnett
Woswell
City of
Hoswell
Wiard
Chamty
Treasuer “Wind
Gevin, Jackson & Starr
American Surety Company
New York City
Boswell
Hearing on Bee Hearing by Dr Phillips
Dr B B Phillips of the bureau of entomology states that no organ of hearing is recognized in bees, that a sense of hearing is doubtful, and that the investigations so far carried out are the onlylustive.
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B. B. Phillips
Bureau of Entomology
Jury Petition Hearing Set For Thursday In Erie Court
Erie jury petition hearing scheduled for Thursday at 10 o clock in the morning. District Attorney Davis seeks to throw out the February panel of grand and traverse jurors over alleged irregularities at the jury wheel filling. He contends Sheriff Sherritt and Edwin Gere present at the process could affect the panel.
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Erie
Waa Wade
Hending
Tevant Davis
Granule Land
Dung
Simon Sherritt
G Starrett
Denhie Shier
Leo Monubin
Davis
Grant
Traverse
Iires
Sherif Sterneit
Edwin Gere Ltacht
New Officers Installed at Lame Protection Club Meeting
The Lame Protection Longenstalled installed officers at a regular meeting led by Past President Mrs. Oliva Aber and President Walter Bishop. new roles include Vice President J. B. Johnson Chaplain Mrs. Estella Turner and Treasurer Mrs. Byhiel Hourweel. A large supper followed for over a hundred members and their families, organized by Mrs. Ethel Beutyelt.
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Oliva Aber
Walter Bishop
J. B. Johnson
Chapliss
Estella ‘Turner
Bertha Marsh
Treasureny Terald
Byhiel Hourweel
Merald
Lena Reynol
Chas Springsten
Lv Gymeds
Ethel Beutyelt
Maryland Governor Denounces Volstead Act Urgently
United Press reports Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie denounces the Volstead Act as enforceable prohibition in a message to the Maryland legislature. He largely devotes the address to state priorities including protecting seafood industries and oyster production, forest protection, and other economic concerns. The message also notes Mrs. William Messenger being discharged from Curry Hospital and returning home to Columbus City.
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Governor Ritchie
Maryland
United Press
Annapolis
Mayland
Fuxernor
Albert
C. Ritchie
Lepislajice
Tony
Ritchie
William Messenger
Curry Hospital
Columbus Cdy
Whaley Faces Life Sentence in Forgery Case
Jamestown reports Arghne Whine fey of Mayville is held on oil forgery charges. Whaley has prior convictions and is held for jail transfer. Sheriff Ao Levin notes Whaley’s sequence of prison terms and the latest offense ties to alleged mule purchases and forged collateral.
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Jamestown
Jan
Mayville
Wantsa
Ao Levin
Grand Tarenniy
Nak
Olyay
Cattaraugus County
Little Valleys
Little Valley
Jwig
Auburn
Pimples Boils and Skin Eruptions Claim Cure
A testimonial driven ad describes pimples boils and skin eruptions as a widespread condition. It promotes a $5.50 course of a remedy named 8.8.5 that allegedly builds red blood cells and improves nourishment. The letter from Mrs J W Darker touts past troubles and current progress after using the product. It cites a Medicinal herbs and plants preparation sold nationwide.
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Heim
Dad Dols
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Ames
Condra Pharmacy
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