Two Young Men Held for Looting Enterprise Store
Titusville March 13 two youths Leon Hoyt 24 and George Turner 27 were arrested after police recovered loot from the F J Allson general store at Enterprise. Sheriff Jefferson credited Chief Dan Connell for tips leading to arrests at Hoyt’s Cherry Tree Twp home. Officers found cigarettes canned goods candy gloves and more as evidence linking the pair to multiple local burglaries.
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George Turner
F. J. Allson General
Enterprise
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Dana
Connell
Jefferson
Warren County
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Breedtown
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Ellsworth
Turner
Woman in Czech jail? Local headline style not clear
Jacousline Moret, 24, jailed in Canon City Colorado for a hold up in Casper Wyoming faces her first prison term. Moret, stylish and bold, described past crimes from liquor running to blackjack dealing across several regions.
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Canon City
Colo
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Jacousline Moret
Colorado
Casper
Wyo
Shurith G. Housley
Wyoming
Miss Moret
Canadian
Tia Juana
San Francisco
Alaska
Walsh and Hoover Confer Over Teapot Dome Policy
Senator Walsh of Montana met President Hoover to discuss the new all Teasing policy. It was clarified that government contractual obligations to operators prospecting on government domain would not be abrogated by the policy.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome Cay
White House
Hoover
Walsh
Dentist Loses Damage Action In New York Case
In New York on March 13, Mortimer Smokler a dentist was ordered to pay 819 000 to Mrs Molly Blumlein of Scarsdale after she sued for dental malpractice claiming a single tooth was left and 27 extracted. The jury also awarded her husband Louis Blumlein 3 000 for services and for incidental bills.
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New York
Mortimer Smokler
Molly Blumlein
Scarsdale
Blumlein
Smoller
Supreme Court
Nic
Louis
Statewide Dog Licensing Drive Targets Unlicensed Pets
The State Bureau of Animal Industry warns about widespread unlicensed dogs totaling about 160000 owners, with many delayed licenses until after January 15. The notice reminds six month old dogs must be licensed yearly, urging compliance to avoid fines higher than license costs. State agents organize a vigorous crackdown across Pennsylvania to enforce the law.
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State Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Birthday Party Marks Woman's Home Missionary Society
The annual birthday party of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church was a highly enjoyable event held in the church parlors. Mrs. A. C. Reed chaired the meeting, followed by a dinner at 2 20, with four seasonal tables and birthday cakes. Talks noted the society's fiftieth anniversary and future 1930 convention. Guests included Mrs. Lillian Olmstead visiting from Uniontown.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ay Bueste
A. C. Reed
Erie County
F. A
J. J. Saxton
Frank Blair
A. J. Foster
John Fuller
H Heath
FA. Winner
Two Boys With Father Abducted From School Found In Detroit
Harry Hilton and his brother Jack, ages 7 and 6, were abducted yesterday after leaving Hubbard Avenue School in Columbus. They are now with their father in Detroit. Hilton telegrammed police asking the juvenile department be notified that he has custody. The boys had not seen him for over a year and had lived with their grandparents since their mother died months ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mar
Harry Hilton
Jack
Hubbard Avenue
Detroit
Hilton
Stinson to Try Again on Record Flight
Lindy back to the United States next week after guiding plane partners Stinson and Hopkins prepare another attempt to break the air record. City authorities and United Press report the exact date remains undecided as the trio proceed with their fourth try.
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Mexico City
Cotonel
Charles A. Jindbergh
Unite States
New York
United Press Iitcasine
Harden
Bay City
Mich
Toca
Stinson
George Hopkins
Lindbergh
Lust
Egard
B P W C Plan for Dinner
The memi ant Arrangements for 1 siren dinner to be served for the Busi ness-nd. Professional. Women's Glib were outlined at a committee meeting held with Mrs. C. L. Mason, chairlady, at the office of Dr. N. Roy Gillets last evening. The dinner will be at Mes. Mason’s home on Hast Congress Street Wednesday evening March 20 at 6:19 p.m. All members invited. An entertainment is planned by the committee of Myers, Mason, Minnie Kotor, Gertrude Pied, Lou Weber and Rut L. Myers.
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N.roy Gillets
Mes. Mason
Congress
Plelock
Wyers
Mason
Minnie Kotor
Gertrude Pied
Lou Weber
Irut L. Myers
Calmy tale: brakeman shoots wife in county jail recount
United Press report from Youngstown details 39 year old railroad brakeman George Levy calmly describing the killing of his 85 year old wife, mother of six, whom he accused of infidelity. He shot her at the Wallace home as she fled quarrel, then followed and fired four more bullets in view of the family.
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Youngstown
George Levy
Victoria Wallace
Lee
Levy
Bic Levy
Hils
Wallace
Women voters shielded by age proof bill passage
A bill cleared the House allowing women registrants to declare they are at least 21 in elections. Sen. Frazier’s measure, previously passed by the Senate, awaits the governor’s action. The act would remove prying checks by election boards on age claims.
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Tip House
Sen. Mrazier
Phidilphis
Sen. Frazier
Senate
Eesta
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