Capone Pleads Guilty In Tax And Prohibition Case
Capone pleads guilty to income tax evasion and prohibition violations. Injunction granted to restrain picketing at Wildwood mine in Butler Consolidated Coal area. Judge Harry H. Rowand rules against Vincent Kemelnviel and others. Miners march toward Washington County to demand relief. Penosta mine damaged by entry, machinery destroyed, estimated damages around 3,000 dollars. Naval and iron police guard the site. operation halted until Saturday.
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Wildwood
United Press
Peptsburgh
Vtoike
Ceat
Pennsylvania
Common Pleas Court
Harry H. Rowand
Jodge Rowand
Vincent Kemenoviel
National Miners Union
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Rowand
Washington County
Washington
Yellef
Naval and Iron Police
High School Boys Band Plans Summer City Park Concerts
Supt. Ralph S. Dewey outlines bi weekly concerts by the city park boys band this summer with Milan Waller and other local musicians directing. Rehearsals precede each show, sponsors sought at five dollars per concert, and the program aims to sustain the group after Memorial Day success, with opening date tentatively June 27.
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City Park
Ralph S. Dewey
Supt. Dewey
Milan Waller
Iato
Boya
Home Burned East of Union City in $2,000 Loss
Fire destroyed the home of Mags Webb near Oxbow AMM about two miles southeast of Union City. The wood shed origin spread to the dwelling, with the loss estimated at $2,000 and insured. Neighbors saved some furniture but the house burned to the ground. the family was working in the fields when alerted by G. T. Henton. The blaze is believed caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Mags Webb
Oxbow Amm
Union City
L. O. Baker
G. TE. Henton
Webb
Personal crisis reports near Wrightsville
Jamestown June 16 Charles Wagner sixty of 242 East Noth ee Buffalo slashed his throat at Philips farm Wrightsville Pa one day morning and died shortly after at General Hospital where he was treated by Dr H A Philips of Buffalo He had been staying at the physician's mother's home He is survived by his son Caries Wagner Jr
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Charles Wagner
Jamestown
East Noth Eee Buffalo
Philips Farm
Wrightsville
General Hospital
Wagner
H.A. Philips
Buffalo
Caries Wagner, Jr
Rotary Club Offers Flag Day Address Speaker
Aynes P. Rossiter a noted Ele attorney spoke at the Rotary Club meeting delivering a May Day style address on the flag’s history and significance. M. (Jack) Loveland reported on the Sergt. of Arms Mackensie audit while violist Joseph Sherriel performed with Alice Messenger. A draft resolution on the late Mayor L Alexander death was named for consideration and guests H Screvens and Henry Wuesthoff attended with others in Indiana and Warren.
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Aynes P. Rossiter
Rotary Club
Stars and Stripes
Jack) Loveland
Sergt. of Arms Mackensie
Joseph Sherriel
Misa
Alice Messenger
L. Alexander
H. Screvens
Pittsburgh
Henry Wuesthoff
Warren
Fog delays Ruth Nichols trans Atlantic flight start
A heavy fog in New York delayed Miss Ruth Nichols departure on the first leg of her attempted trans Atlantic flight. It was uncertain if she would leave later in the day.
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New York
Ruth Nichols
Passenger on Erie train hurt in odd mishap
Andrew Goyekar of Cleveland, aboard Erie train No. 6 from Cleveland to New York, was struck on the head by a falling suitcase as the train neared the city. He suffered a deep nine inch scalp wound and was attended by Dr. Kibler. he continued to New York for an overseas trip to France a few days later.
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Andrew Goyekar
Cleveland
Erie
New York
City
Covekar
J.C. Kibler
Corry
Jamestown
France
Honors to Harding healing footnote to tragic story
United Press report notes the public healing of the White House tragedy that followed President Harding and his wife, amid court actions confirming Albert B. Fall’s $100,000 bribery sentence. The piece reflects on Washington scandals, tension with executive power, and Harding’s limited awareness of Teapot Dome dealings.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Aine Harding
Bete Today
White House
Warren Harding
Island
American History
United States Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Harting
Harding
Washington
Smady
Prasi
Ohio
Navy Department
Fall
Interior Department
Senate
Pall
Al Capone Faces Federal Arraignment in tax fraud case
Chicago today saw Al Capone brought to federal court to plead to charges of defrauding the government of about 6.2 million in taxes on nearly 1 million in income over five years and conspiring in a 20 million liquor operation. Prosecutors predicted conviction and potential prison terms up to 22 years for the tax offense and up to 12 for the liquor conspiracy, with Capone weighing plea options as his criminal empire’s reach is exposed.
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Ray Brennan
United Press
Chicago
Jime
al Capone
United States
Capone
Scarface al" Capone
Carefund
George H. @. Johnson
United Sites
William J.F. Waugh
Waugh
Yice
Targent City
Hlinnis
Capobehe
Pinchot protests eviction of miners in western Pa
Governor Pinchot denounces Pennsylvania coal firm evictions of striking miners from company houses near Avella Washington County. He warns such actions will worsen unrest and threaten rights and property. He notes miners face hunger as families depend on garden plots for summer sustenance amid protests.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pitehat
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Owl Company
Avells
Washington County
Carmogie Coat Company
Byldson
Pinchot
May Seek Indemnity in Youths Slaying
Mexico demands U S indemnity for the deaths of two Mexican youths shot by an Oklahoma policeman near Ardmore. La Prensa editorial urges the government to press the United States similarly to other cases. One victim was kin to President Pascual Orde Pubio, sparking diplomatic tension.
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United Press
Mexico City
United States
Ardmore
Okla
la Prensa
Oklahome
Pres. Pascual Orde Pubio
Buenos Aires Bomb Attacks Prompt Police Sweep
In Buenos Aires nine bomb explosions occurred in 24 hours with unconfirmed reports of up to 15. Most bombs were small and caused no casualties as police detained 33 people over the murder of Police Commissioner Tose Rosasco and raided 200 suburban residences in a nationwide security drive.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tose Rosasco
Avellaneda
Rosasco
Buenos Airag
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments in Review
Radio listings show WABC CBS Kate Smith NBC segments Gus Yan NBC wrap Sanderson Crumit HAL NBC 9 1001 B A Rolfe Orchestra WABCO SBS Jesse Crasgford schedule details appear fragmentary yet indicate a varied NBC CBS SBS lineup across networks with performers including Kate Smith Gus Yan and Jesse Crasgford.
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WABC
CBS
Kate Smith
Wiz
NBC
Gus Yan
WRAP
Sanderson & Crumit
Hal
B. A. Rolfe
WABCO
SBS
Jesse Crasgford
Harding Tomb Dedicated At Marion Today
United Press dispatch from Marion reports President Hoover dedicating the Harding tomb and reflecting that some associates betrayed the late president and the nation. Hoover recalls Harding’s sacrifice and warns against those who broke trust while noting Coolidge and others present. He describes Harding on the Alaska trip as worn by fatigue and worry over trusted intimates.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press Star
Marion
Jtme
Harding
Meyer Stone
Hoover
Sehds
Calvin Coolidge
Death claims Michael Malone longtime meat dealer
Michael A. Malone died at 11:15 this morning at 147 Ridge Street after a long illness. Born November 20, 1873 in Corry, he lived here his entire life and worked in the meat business with his late brother James on First Avenue and Main Street for over sixteen years. Survived by widow, two sons Michael Jr. of Detroit and Jack and Mary Malone at home, sister Margaret and Katherine Malone, and Mrs Walter Agron of Meadville. Funeral from St Thomas Church Saturday morning with full details to follow. interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Michael A. Malone
Hig
Ridge Atreat
Mr. Malone
Corry
James Malone
First Avenue
Main Street
Malone
Michael Matone, Jr
Detroit
Jacke Matone
Mary Malone
Walter Agron
Meadgill
Margaret
Katherine Mzlona
Cor
Taunts by Passengers In Inquiry On Fatal Bay Voyage
Saint Nazaire France June 16 Passengers taunted that the ship was a danger as an inquiry opened into a disaster on a pleasure trip to the Loire estuary. Survivors testified the captain sailed with passengers urging him to enter the bay during a brewing storm. The vessel sank with most workers from Nantes aboard, leaving an undetermined death toll and about 100 still trapped in cabins as divers prepared to recover bodies.
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United Press
Saint Nazaire
France
Supersd
St. Puilibert
Olive
Bay of Bisedy
Nantes
Uji
Loire
Capedin
Nverlain
Enlwers
Saint Philbert
Duchess Anne's
Us Snk
Luire
Saintes
Saint Wazaire
Steam
Bay
Moltmoutier
Pornichet
Heart Attack Fatality Ends Local Businessman’s Life
Charles Martin, a Lansburg businessman of fifty years, died of a heart attack while driving his delivery vehicle from a garage. The car struck a gasoline pump during backing, the crash discovered by garage workers who aided him. He left a wife, a son, and four daughters including Mme. Pram Oren and Min FRM Tiett Mettin. Abs. Charles Babbitt traveled to Jamestown yesterday to visit family.
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Charles Martin
Lansburg
Martin
Garaage
Sway
Mie
Pram ‘Oren
Tiett Mettin
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Michael Malone
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