Witnesses link Irene Schroeder to highway officer murder
In Lawrence county court a senior student testified Irene Schroeder as the killer of state highway patrolman Brady Paul. Raymond Baldwin and his family echoed the same account, describing a car stop by a man and a woman who fired at Paul as he confronted them, with Moore wounded and Martha Williams corroborating the scene. The session featured cross examination over gun smoke and color details, with earlier witnesses recalled for factual verification.
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Scnior
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Winrder
Brady Baul
Raymond Baldwin
Commonwealth
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M. Giya Baldwin
Durine
Lawrence
Raymond
Irene
Brady Paul
Moore
Soe
Martha William
Deal
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Star State
Ernest Moore
Paul
Ben Jarrett
Margiotti
Prohibition advocates cite Bowery cleanup in hearings
Washington reports welfare workers say prohibition has swept the Bowery clean, closing 44 saloons and lifting drunkenness from homes and streets. John Callahan, Bowery missionary, and Raymond Rubinitz urge a renewed 10 year trial, while a clergyman notes the area’s transition from taverns to shops and the disappearance of many rowdy spots.
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Washington
Bowery
Guttery
John Callahan
Raymond Rubifis
Chicago
Prohibition
Billie “McGunk
Metropolitan
Fay Arglass
Callahan
Auto theft hits local doctor in Cleveland case
Police recovered a car stolen from Dr. John C. Kibler after a series of suspect connections across Ohio. The case ties to other larcenies and a pending machine recovery in Cleveland as authorities press to solve the theft. Alphonse Reilly was hanged in San Quentin for murder in Los Angeles. A tax refund of 83.55 million dollars for L A Steel Corp was approved by a congressional committee. The British Labour government survived a major censure attempt with Liberal support, voting 308 to 225.
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L. A. Steel Corporation
Joint
Congressional Committee of Internal Revenue Legislation
Erie man to direct school band in public schools
Charles TF Campbell, a prominent Erie band instructor, has been engaged to supervise and direct a boys band formed in Corry Public Schools. An initial meeting for interested boys is planned for next Tuesday, with a Rotary Club to supply instruments for the group.
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Erie
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Qorry
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Ana
Unin
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Mes
Cleveland
Richard Mes
Staggins
David Bunnin
Populas
Olmstead
Rotary Club
Secon
Shootings at Bus Near Elizabethton Spark Arrest
In Elizabethton Tennessee a bus carrying workers to the Bemberg Glanzstoff rayon mills was fired upon though no one was hit. A suspect was arrested after patrol officers found a 38 calibre pistol on him. The driver, C. B. Metcalf, was alone in the bus during the incident. A separate notice urges residents to file 1929 income tax returns by the March 6 deadline with the Internal Revenue Department.
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United Press
Elizabethton
Tenn
Thhe Bemberg Glanzstoff Rayon Mills
C. B. Metcalf
Department of Internal Revenues
Cory
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hosting St Patrick's Dance Night
The Veterans of Foreign Wars prepare a St Patrick's Day dance at the State Armory Monday evening. The drill shed will be decor ated with festive trimmings and St Patrick's favors. Admission is free for ladies. Kiwanis Club orchestra will play, with round and square dances on the program.
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Kiwanis Club
Union City Woman Dies at Hospital
Mrs. Anna Daniels of Union City died at Cort Hospital after a long illness. Aged twenty five, she was a mother of two, including a two week old infant. Survived by husband Howard Daniels and two children. body forwarded to Union City by Glenn Undertaker.
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Anna Daniels
Howard Daniels
Union City
Cort Hospital
Census Enumerators Appointed Across Erie County
Frank Baader named census supervisor for Erie and Crayford counties. Appointed enumerators include James Jenkins, Mrs Maude Barnes, Mrs Mildred Hodges, and Miss Margaret Hand. Additional workers listed include Wame Mecray and Edna Muirs ROD. Work begins about April 1 with data collection in progress in Erie County.
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Frank Baader
Erie
Crayford J
Erie County
James Jenkins
South Street
Maude Barnes
North Center Street
Mildred Hodges
Washington Street
Margaret J. Hand
Paimay Street
Wame- Mecray
R. D
Edna Miu
New York
Sherman J! Lilley
Union City
Rio
Margaret Tl. Cline
Gracie Mitchell
Mary £. Pamsworth
Homa Crawford
Martin G. Hepner
Nort East
Mary
Sill
Grace Nugent
Lillian Wheeler
Unionity
Daniel A. Young
Wettsburg
Frank J. Lillie
Trial of Oil Magnate on Bribe Charge
Washington March 14 After two days of maneuvering the Doheny bribery trial began business with prospect it would be the shortest of the major proceedings arising from the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills oil losses The special government counsel and opposing attorneys have used shortcuts in exhibits and evidence Reading of the lengthy transcript was started yesterday and interrupted by the afternoon adjournment Edward L Doheny and Albert B Fall the principal figures testified Doheny said when an old friend asked for aid he would send him a bagatelle of 100000 protected by a promissory note
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Washington
Doheny
Tenpol Dome
Eric Hill Naval Reserve
Wm. Hitz
Senate Public Lands
Benn
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Edward L. Doheny
Albert 5
Fall
Lic
Senate
Wall
Liz
Fireman Hurt At Johnstown Blaze
Johnstown Pennsylvania March 14 One fireman seriously injured and damage estimated at $50000 were caused when a fire today destroyed the storage room and service department Headquarters of the Associated Gas and Electric Company Walter Kephart fire captain is in Lee hospital probably suffering a broken back while fighting the fire Hight automobiles were destroyed in the blaze TAKE HARKNESS TO ERLE L Hankness of Cleveland who surrendered Monday saying he was wanted in Meadville for the shell of a car will be taken to Erie by Chief Ruppersburg this afternoon A federal warrant for removal to Erie for a hearing reached the cl and he is held in connection with transporting a stolen car from one State to Another
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Johnstown
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Walter Kephart
Lee Hospital
Jplate
Harkness
Erle L. L. Hankness
Cleveland
Ohio City
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Erie
Ruppersburg
Wasig
Steuerine
Everett
Mass
Mal Fu
Mertinau Chemical Company
Mystlu River
Ue Lermibal
Boston
Soresf
Elf Averton
Two Fire Fatalities and $1,000,000 Loss Hit Hancock County
Two firemen died and two others seriously burned in a double blaze that destroyed the Hancock County courthouse in Allsworth Maine. Preliminary estimates place losses around 250000 with four firemen injured and hospitalized.
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United Press
Allsworth
Mer
Hancock County Court- House
R. L. Peazey
Lester Salisbury
Red Portier
George Fortier
Reckless driving charged in Corry Union City auto crash
Maurice Porter faces reckless driving charges after a Saturday night collision on the Corry Union City road with Mrs. Frank Say’s car. Say and companions, Meadville seniors, were shaken but not seriously hurt as both vehicles sustained damage. A hearing before Alderman C. B. Porter was postponed to next Tuesday amid ongoing settlement talks. Walter Gates paid a $5 fine for failing to stop at a through highway sign near Warner’s Corners while rushing to Elgin.
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Corry Union City Road
Porter
Frank Say
Say
Charles Penkins
Bachemer
Price
Gates
Elgin
Butler Declares No Straddle on Prohibition for Senate Bid
Wy United Press reports from Boston that William M. Butler, candidate for the Republican nomination for U S Senator, commits to enforcing the Volstead Act and not amending it unless necessary after thorough trial. A state-wide GOP poll was proposed by Amos L. Taylor for Republicans on the issue, to be studied by the executive committee for a forthcoming report. Butler reaffirmed his 1914 stance citing the telegram to Charles Sumner Bird praising the Act and noting improvements in corruption and economic conditions.
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Boston
Wm. M. Butler
United States
Butler
Executive Committee
Charles Sumner Bird
TWO KILLED IN PRISON BREAK ATTEMPT AT NEW JERSEY PRISON
Charles Evans and Trusty attempted a daring escape at the New Jersey state prison in Trenton. Evans killed guard Butcher and wounded Guard Gordon. Soren, Evans seized his gun, but kept the prison contained as bombs and gunfire ensued. Evans is believed to have killed himself after the plan failed. The uprising caused riots and a ten minute siren. authorities withdrew all trusties and reinforced guards.
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Charles Evans Fren
Trusty
Liberty
Frank Butcher
Gerboss
Willem Gordon
Evans
Charles Soren
Butener
Gorton
Jersey City
Edward Stone
Hee
Forney Acquitted in Allegheny Gaming Ring Case
A Pittsburgh jury acquitted Alfred W. Forney of five counts of opening and maintaining gambling tre pi es and one charge of being a common gambler in the Allegheny county slot machine ring. He was ordered to pay costs. Judge Frank Patterson, in announcing the verdict, called the verdict a miscarriage of justice though stating the record shows his guilt.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Alfred W. Forney
North Side
Allegheny County
Forney
Frank Patterson
Tam Franko
Worker Drowns In Allegheny River Near Musgrave
Frank Briscoll aged 43 of Evansville Indiana drowned yesterday in the Allegheny river near Musgrave while returning from a business visit. He fell from a work walk into the river and was swept away by Buffalo Creek current during a construction project.
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Frank Briscoll
Evansville
Ind
Allegheny River
Musgrave
Edward Kinley
Briscol
Buffalo
Stubborn France Blocks Naval Parley at London Conference
London March 4 United Press A reformulated draft shows France insisting on naval parity and a security pact before any accord. Britain and the United States press for compromise as talks form a committee of experts to study changes in Washington treaty ceilings.
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Britain
London
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Breskuown
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Astusal
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Uly
France
Premice J. Ramsay Macrothwaite
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Grandi
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Traly
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Jacques-Louis Dumesnil
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Leather Duty 15 Considered Before Final Passage
Washington May 14 The Senate prepared to accept amendments to the leather and shoes schedules as a revision to the tariff bill. A Democratic Western Republican coalition loss signaled the new combination would push to rewrite the sugar tax and raise prices. Leaders from both sides faced defeat as allies blamed a log rolling coalition for advancing special interests.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Jerdlay
Vehicles collide at Astani Main intersection
A truck from the Associated Gas Bien system collided with a car driven by James Blekeslee at the Astani Main streets intersection this afternoon around o'clock. No one was injured and the damage was minor.
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James Blekeslee
Astani Main
Five Best Radio Entartainments Listing
Radio listings show WEAF NBC network slots and programs including City Service Hour Old Company Soagalogs Alpha Omega St Regis Lopex and Duke Hlington Band across EST BST times, indicating a collage of entertainment blocks on WEAF NBC and related networks.
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