Angered at Boss After Mishap Shouting Leads to Murder Plea
Elton Interoff Pleads guilty to murder in Goimechen the Eclipse bunkhouse killing of Steve Todorot on June 20. He admits motive tied to an attempt on James Sweeter and to shooting Niele Vasil. jury action delays trial until November term with potential over and terminer jury for August.
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Franklin
Mo R Henderson
Elton Interoff
Tony Risto
Goimechen
Steve Todorot
Eclipse
Commonwealth
James Sweeter
Sweet
Niele Vasil
Rraalelin
Kaying
Tovawai
Parker
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Promises Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a remedy to add weight and improve health. It claims underweight individuals will gain pounds quickly and offers a money back guarantee if no weight gain is seen.
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McCoy
N. F. Ames & Co
Medquy
Kane May Get New Post Office
Representative William J. Swoope announces a push for a new Kane post office. He has discussed with treasury and post office officials and secured a promise that Kane will be included in planned new building sites. A comprehensive survey of public buildings nationwide will guide location selections during Congress recess.
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Kane
Willian J. Swoope
Congress
Post Ofice
Treasury
Anwesspan
Pennayn
Iprleu
Iveltughert
Daugherty Trial Date Set For September 7
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and former Alien Property official Gustafson face trial on September 7 after arraignment. Daugherty and the co-defendant pleaded not guilty and posted or had bonds continued.
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Uniteacross
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Miller
Daugherty
Floods Leave Thousands Homeless in Japan
From Tokyo by Express staff a wave of floods and landslides in Japan kills eight and injures seventy while forcing over 3,000 people from their homes. Heavy rains erase decades records as daily ships halt.
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Univea Rress
London
Japan
Tokio
Express
Neat
Real Wild West and Great Far East Show Hits City Today
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch pits Indians cowboys and Cossacks with a Russian circus in a four Continent lineup.1,400 performers fill the big top and grandstand while 900 Indians and 43 rodeo riders join the ornate spectacle featuring Orient and American plains themes.
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Burnooses
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch Real Wild West
Great Far East
Russias
Orient
Spectacular Mounted Hosts in a World Parade Show
A vivid account describes the Ble Devils on Arabian stallions, Tonkin Zouaves, Colonel Joe Miller’s 101 Ranch riders, Mexican Furiiles, and regular horsemen. Tribes including Apaches, Yaquis, Sioux, Vieyenne, and HuMnagees join the pageantry with 1100 performers. The grand opening features giant electro prints, lighting effects, a world’s largest street parade, six bands, two calliopes, illuminated tableaux, floats, and diverse riders with elephants, camels, buffalo.
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Joe Miller
Great
Man Dies in Improvised Death Chamber
United Press reports Charles Western aged 52 used a gas hose and a trunk hole to seal himself in an improvised death chamber and end his life in Philadelphia on July 8.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Charles Western
First Accident Sparks Strikes and Transit Delays in New York
Murky December scene shows commuters and surface lines affected as a strike and power disruptions ripple through Manhattan. Edison Central and related substation issues halt traffic while trains and buses face delays and detours across the city.
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Venango County
McCoy’s
Detroit
Hudson
Shuss & Hepler Corry
101 Ranch
Il West
R. F. Livermore CO
Pier Ball Room
Coloron Parke
Chautauqua Lake
Indiana Five
Zadles Bee
Balcony
OIL City Trust Company
Oil City, Pennsylvania
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Time Loans
Stocks and Bonds
Cash and Exchange
Total Quick Assets
United States
Trust Department
Sai
Jemn Mouy
Manhattan
Ain Te Edison Central
Auszi
Saegertown
Rock
John Mas
Meadville 4
Raz
Toron ‘Ly
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