Delegates Fight to Avert League Rupture in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot issues a 31 page pamphlet reviewing gang influence on the legislature and reforms. Baker accuses the legislature of bowing to corporate interests while noting bills killed in committee and limited floor consideration during the special session.
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Train 579 Delayed By Derailment Near St Marys
A morning Pennsylvania rail line service from Philadelphia, Train 579, was delayed after a derailment of a helper locomotive between St Marys and Ridgway. Crews reported considerable idle time as heavy engines and trailing cars halted operations while investigators assessed the scene.
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Five Best Radio Features Airing Across Major Stations
Radio schedule highlights include WJZ WGY KY Ww WHAM WB¢ KDKA WRUP AM with programs such as Hour of Lacy J. Helle Marsh Elsie Baker and Lambert Royal Dadun. Memphis program 400 meters 11 PM central midnight feature Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado on WEAF 9 30 PM Eastern.
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Ames Drug Store Robbed of Alcohol in Break-In
Thieves smashed a window at Ames Drug Store on North Center Street and looted alcohol from the cash drawer while leaving the rest untouched. Police investigated with notes of a thorough layout knowledge and quick entry, no suspects named, ongoing inquiry.
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Large gathering planned at Mayville for dairymen survey
A Mayville meeting and upcoming survey aim to identify radio interference affecting dairymen. Cory Radio group plans field checks across wards with volunteers dedicating hours to test reception and compare results across sections. The Mayville Dairymen’s Association hosts the event with speakers from New York and local officials, and a large turnout of dairymen is expected.
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Gasoline price cut by one quarter cent per gallon
Oil Duty reports refiners lowered gasoline price by one quarter cent per gallon. The change takes effect today, March 12, as markets react to shifting costs and supply conditions.
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U.S. Minister to Be Deportation Case in Mexico
The Rev. John G. Dito, an American minister, is hunted by Mexican police who seek to deport him. A revolver from Ta Valley is accused of interfering in a Baptist church, violating article 130 of the Mexican constitution which forbids foreigners.
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Propellerless Vessel Drifts Reported Off Delaware Capes
A damaged dispatch from Philade... reports the Seemastron Alot Lenkardé 146 miles southeast of the Delaware capes in Urirtiipe adrift with a lost propeller. The vessel requests assistance as it drifts helplessly.
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Erie murderer leaps to death in penitentiary
An Erie, Pennsylvania inmate, John Rants, killed himself by leaping from a third tier cell at the Western penitentiary. He suffered a fractured skull and ruptured blood vessels. Rants had been serving a 20 year murder sentence. a prior year had been served.
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Verdict for Cohen in damage suit at ease
A verdict for the defendant Twe Pofent of this city was returned in the damage suit brought by Turbin against the party in Erie county court. A sealed verdict was reached after about twenty minutes of deliberation, end of trial with Judge William E. Hirt presiding.
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Pennsylvania Republicans Meet in Washington for Gubernatorial Pick
Pennsylvania Republican leaders convened in Washington to unite factions and select an acceptable gubernatorial candidate. Secret sessions aimed to minimize Treasury Secretary Mellon’s influence while avoiding entanglement with his nephew and potential developments. A formal statement of results was expected from Pittsburgh within a week.
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Two Die From Gas Fumes In Pittsburgh Home
A mother and her five year old son died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their Pittsburgh home this afternoon. The father, almost unconscious, was found at the door. Mrs Mary Frazier, 50, was killed as she stayed by the stove with all windows closed.
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Mary Frazier
Weather delays project to clear Allegheny river danger
In Pal's report dated March 2, severe cold and frozen waters hindered efforts to move a mile-long obstruction in the Allegheny River below the town. Crews struggle as warm weather is not yet present to aid dislodgement, delaying crucial work.
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New Castle Murder Case in Hands of Jury
In New Castle Pennsylvania the murder trial of Dorothy Pepran 39 charged with killing her paramour Philip Le Talley 40 sergeant opened Monday and went to the jury after sensational testimony. The case has drawn large crowds as jurors began deliberations at 11 AM and reached a verdict after 2 PM.
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Leaders to Meet President Coolidge in Secret Session
Members of the Anti Saloon League executive committee, meeting in Washington, have a five minute appointment to see President Coolidge today. The group has spent the past days in discussions and seeks to press its reform agenda directly with the administration.
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Canton Communist authorities cut off U.S. hospital
Chinese authorities in Canton cut off the American Presbyterian hospital from food water and telephones. Officials say refusal to permit international aid worsened the isolation and raised concerns about the hospital’s inmates and staff.
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Fire damages downtown building in Pittsburgh
A five story downtown Pittsburgh building at 627-629 Fifth Avenue suffered a $10,000 fire damage from an undetermined origin early today. The Keystone Picture Frame Co and a hosiery firm operated there. Two firemen collapsed from smoke but were not in serious condition.
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Prohibition Referendum Vote Totals Reported in Journal
The Journal reports close voting today on prohibition with 430,186 total votes at four o clock. 118 opposed to prohibition and 204 for modification. final tabulation expected tonight with rural districts solidly in favor of prohibition and large cities wet.
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Murder Reenactment Uncovers Grim Trial Details
Philadelphia court hears reenactment of a girl’s murder as the Commonwealth seeks the electric chair for Desid L Marshall. Anna May Dietrich, Marshall’s milliner sweetheart, faces three days of testimony about life with the defendant and the killing. Mrs Sarah J Worrell testifies to finding the dismembered body and severed legs in a grove off Palmer Mill Road two days after the murder.
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Merton Brown Dies After Forty Years In City
Merton Brown longtime resident of the city died last evening at his West Smith Street home after a period of illness. He was born in 1860 in South Dayton New York and lived here about forty years. He worked at Iron Works and Standard Automatic Production and enjoyed camping and fishing. He is survived by his wife and one son Milan Brown superintendent of schools, plus his mother sister and two brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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