Thaw to Open New Fight to Gain Freedom
Article reports Harry Thaw facing renewed legal battles over his sanity and potential release from a hospital. It notes ongoing court involvement, possible extensions, and the role of Mrs Thaw in the case as authorities seek to determine his confinement and future. Names include Thaw, Mrs Thaw, and legal representatives.
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United Pras Tinladruphia
Mureikon
Tiere KR
Chuw
Ritter
Anlatnrd
White
Mary
Fine
Pittsburgh
Wis
Mia Thaw
Vony
Nim
Jahio Jote Genton
Thawistanen
Ios Fantiaty
Thave
Virtshuegh
Lin
Liberty
New Yorke
Henmbaugh
Panama Ashville Road Improvement Plans
The article outlines plans to improve the Panama Ashville road, proposing an 18 mile project with multiple bidders and cost estimates. It compares bids from Mickel IL Répton Rochinter and others to a department estimate of 5877, with a contract amount around 208 870.
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Avohs Smonariots
Namin
Pama
Axhidtte
Cras Fore County UK
Carl
Stata Aikdweay Metron
Heiday
Albert Oon
Rochinter
Hitehtonk & Naar Jumetwown
Eaitie Poi
Mignon and Grand Opera Society Feature on WJ%
Radio listings show Mignon performance by the Grand Opera Society of New York in New York and related programs across cities including Atlanta Cincinnati Oakland and Pittsburgh with vocal and instrumental pieces and evening broadcasts on various stations.
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Tive Best
New York
Grand Opera Soclate
WSB
Atlanta
WSAL
Cincinnati
Eputra
WSAT
Rintere Mines Ngo
Oakland
Calif
KDKA
Pipteburgh
Gonoétt
Inphowne Bart
Incendiary Fire Probe Advances as Court Ties Amato Case
Investigation into the early Saturday blaze continues with police and fire officials pursuing leads. Tony Amato remains bound over to court as investigators seek a decisive link, while insurance and state fire authorities conduct parallel probes into origin and motives.
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Tony” Amato
CGN
Nim
Iri
Phill
Dunkle
Amato
Muti
Hoelot
Ale
Telat
Tulle
Haw
Investi
Ralomcht Stonewall
Hax Praven
Usin Stuephlinig Tekr Wity
Runniye Dovin
Fret
Anesthetic Gas Explosion Kills Patient at Union Memorial
The Baltimore incident reports an anesthetic gas explosion in the operating room at Union Memorial Hospital. Patient Cohen died within an hour after surgery caused by the blast and inhalation of the gas. Doctors Pallis and Mainburger led the procedure, with coroner Morrisey noting a fatal blood loss from the blast.
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UBING
Baltimore
Bernardi
Warren
Union Memorial Hosipital
Cohen
Kael
Richard JL Pallis
Lovis P. Mainburger
Seattle
Wallington probe details resurface in Senate hearings
Senate investigators probe Wallington finances with testimony on sums including 925000 and 1000 payments linked to Mill's New Mexico ranch and Doheny. Chief investigator Walsh reopens the record at home as new witnesses are summoned for Tuesday hearings.
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Wurchane
Mill
Mexica
UL Doheny
Senaton Walsh
Geo
Former Corry priest Nine years Navy chaplain
Lathe Shore Visitor reports Rev. George Krantz formerly of Corry and St Elizabeth's parish in Corry has just returned from a cruise with the Navy. He holds the rank of lieutenant and serves as a chaplain aboard the New Mexico. He spoke at St Patrick’s Church on life as a navy chaplain before resuming duty with his command.
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George Krante
Ormer
St. Elizabeth's Church
Hin Acadilton
George Kranits
Coriander
Peter Krants
Oif W. 27Th Street
Krants
Iquared Heart
Navy
Father Krantz
Uncle
Sam
Alert
New Mexico
Pacific
Frisco
Panama
Atlantic
New York
Poincare Wins Senate Backing on Financial Plan
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare gains Senate approval for his financial program granting power to enact reforms by decree. The vote favors the measure amid a lengthy speech defending the plan, with the Chamber already having approved its first paragraph and economy provisions.
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Paris
Poincare
Senate
MAU
Evana
Iniksen
Chamber of
Dempsey’s Condition Forces Cancellation
New York report states Jack Dempsey’s poor health will keep him out of the heavyweight title scene for months. Tex Rickard confirms plans to start the outdoor season are abandoned and talks with Tommy Gibbons for June are halted due to Dempsey’s condition.
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Univeneros
New York
Iack Dempey
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Tommy Gibbons
Jarey City
Rickard
Desprey
Gibbons
Jack Kearns
The
Chimpion
Wild deer visits North Fast Borough near Willian Crawford
A stray deer enters the North East Sipk Thuraiay area near a ravine by the Willian Crawford place. The animal roams town for a time gazing at the High School building and appears friendly. Residents hope to find it a safe home rather than harm it.
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Willian Crawford
Tse High School
Tindley
Heer
Findley
No Trace of Hellertown Bank Bandits Found
Philadelphia March 15. Police seek two armed men who robbed the Hellertown Sthico Valley Trust Co collecting about $2000. The duo, believed to be Philadelphians, fled in a car toward the city after forcing two clerks to open the vault. They were halted briefly by police but claimed to be rushing to the city.
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Philadelphia
Doylestown
Licenses Required For Out‑of‑State Anglers Warned
Alexander MacDonald of the New York State Game Commission warns Porrynes at Findley and Chautauqua Lakes that nonresident licenses must be tied to their permits. He notes Pennsylvanians owning cottages in the state and summering there are not exempt from license requirements.
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Porrynes
Findley
Chautaugia Lakes
Alexander MacDonald
New York State
Advicae
Pennsylvania
Mac Donald
Venango County Lawyer Dead in Early Morning Death
Venango County lawyer Bryan He Otborne, aged 08, famed for long service, died today in an unexpected event. Authorities at United Pron PRANKUIN report the death occurred early this morning. the obituary notes his prominence in local legal circles and his tenure in the county’s courts.
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Venango CO
United Pron
Prankuin
Bryan He Otborne
Venango County
Americans Favor Bok Peace Plan Referendum
A nationwide referendum on the Bok peace plan ends today with a partial count showing broad support. Final verification will take several days, and the vote appears favorable to the plan backed by Dr. Charles H. Levermore and others.
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New York
Pan
Hich
Charles Hh, Levermore
Prince Wales Injured Again in Cross Country Ride
The Prince of Wales was thrown from his horse during a cross country steeplechase in London. Attendants rushed to aid him as he was taken to First aid hospital with facial injuries and a broken shoulder believed to be mending. earlier in the day he had a tumble, and a spectator was struck during the chaotic course.
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Prince of Wales
London
Mitch I
Tad
Prue
Noel
Dino
Prince Menri
Blackhanders threaten life of Jamestown man
Jamestown officials investigate a reported blackhand plot involving Phillip Lombardo who received a letter demanding $2000 by midnight on a bridge in Westfield. Deputies waited at the Main street viaduct for the sender, but the suspect did not appear. authorities continue the inquiry.
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Lnantaqua County
Authonites
Jamestown Post Today
Sheriff's Department
Mayville
Wesfield
Phillip Lothbarda
Jamestown
Lombardo
Main Street
West
Desprrida
Totter
Westfield
Blackhanders
Aiding Society Entertained at Presbyterian Ladies Meeting
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met Friday at the home of President Mrs. F C Mecray with large attendance. Devotional service preceded the business session to elect officers. Vice President Mrs Crowell, Secretary Mrs Beatles, and other posts were filled. A splendid supper was served.
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Mrac
Mley
Mex
Crowell
Mre CS
Beatles
Evene
Dickson
Mig Tyndall
Mike Florence
Sted
Farved
School Days to Be Presented at Harding School Tonight
The program features a pantomime and musical acts with a cast including Hurlesque of the Movin and J patriok pageant and a sequence of scenes titled School Days. Adults perform a play followed by a varied lineup including names such as the Gren Ww4 and the Talisa girl for audience amusement.
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Harding Schoo
Movin
J Patriok
Hhem
Train Hit by Cyclone Disaster Leaves Many Dead
A train struck by a cyclone near Bareilly reportedly capsized, with about fifty killed and many injured as coaches toppled into a river. The wreck, submerged under floodwaters, makes an accurate death toll impossible to determine at this time.
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London
Lores Anh
Bareilly
Tadhit
Watt Strick
Tut
Iver
Union Man Buys YWCA Camp at Lake Canadohta
Harold Shreve of Union City purchases the YWCA summer camp at Lake Canadohta in Crawford County with plans to convert the site into a summer hotel. The property on the lake includes three to four acres and two large buildings near the former Canadohta club house and a dormitory. With a few thousand dollars in remodeling the structures could serve visitors for the season.
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YW CA
Lake Canadohta
Crawford County
Harold Shreve
Union City
Shreve
Canadohia
Y. W. CA
Cansdoma
Corroborate Testimony On Film Traffic In Dempsey Fight
United Press report outlines Senate inquiries into alleged film traffic tied to the Dempsey Carpentier fight. Testimony covers contracts with Tex Rickard, display plans in New Jersey vs other states, and possible arrangements to show films nationally.
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Washington
Daugherty
Beay
1Garton Ih
Menn
Wheeler
Hun Ciel Prosentor
Meany
Sha Dempsey Curnender
Alllegedd
Standard Aircraft Corporation
FC Oninhy
New York
Tex Rickard
Dempseytanys
Wetl
New Jersey
Tmw
Rickard
Jay Muma
Tike Martin
Bill Ore
Quincy
Jay Mumia
Cincinnati Enquirer
B. McLean
Martin
Cincinnati
New
Yor Quinby
Former Corry Pastor Dead in Sharon
Rev. Simon Assensacher, formerly of Corry, died at his home in Sharon yesterday afternoon at 2 18. He led St Elizabeth's church from August 1880 to February 1900 and was a longtime figure among Sharon's older residents. Funeral in Sharon at St Joseph's church Monday at 9 30 AM.
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Simon Assensacher
Corry
Sharon
Archbishops Hayes Mundelein Tour Paris En Route to Rome
Archbishops Hayes of New York and Mundelein of Chicago arrived in Paris and met Papal Nuncio Cerretti before tomorrow's departure for Rome to receive red hats from the Pope. They spoke of a rough Atlantic crossing and fatigue after the Berengaris voyage from New York to Cherbourg. They met prominent members of the American colony prior to visiting the Nunciature.
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Paris
Hayes
New York
Mundelein
Chicago
Monsignor
Cerretti
Rome
Pope Phun
Chiurchmen
Atlantic
Cherbourg
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