Defense Continues Its Case In Murder Trial
The trial records show defense counsel challenging the prosecution while Jidke de Samon’s killing is at issue. Witnesses describe the sequence as the defense argues for reasonable doubt and cross examines the key testimony, with judge oversight and trial progress noted.
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Pierce murder trial proceeds
Story fragment reports Sue Hodts Rogers set to testify against Peter Treadway in a hinge murder case. Another item notes Minnie Wilson’s death after a shooting by Arthur Baug cher, a wealthy Floridian, with J. D. Hulghtot preparing to face a revolver incident involving a daughter.
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Ireland Prays for Peace on St Patrick's Day
Dublin marks St Patrick's Day amid blasts and riots as Briton prepares to recognize an Irish parliament. Cardinal Legue urges prayers for peace while clerics spawn appeals in England. Warnings about Gaelic volunteers and security measures echo through city streets.
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New Yorker’s Private Car Raided by Federal Prohibition Officers
A New Yorker’s private rail car was seized under raid during a federal prohibition operation. Agents reported a cache of whiskey found on board following a raid earlier that day. Distilleries and owners are unnamed, with authorities continuing investigations into the incident.
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Sharon Man Burned To Death In Home Fire
Sharon Pa March 17. Tom Miranliay, 50, was burned to death and another man severely injured when a buggy they occupied at Woods Band Dank burned at night. The structure was destroyed by fire and the men were trapped inside.
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Tom Miranliay
Way Bueiol
Harding asks for review of Debs case
President Harding directed Attorney General Darrow to expedite a review of the Mugeno V. Dolit case, stating the administration seeks a prompt assessment of the matter. The request comes as Washington remains attentive to wartime dissent and related legal actions.
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Citizens of Corry Fight Tax Hike for Water Works
Citizens warn that surrendering now costs the city and water users. They quantify the levy at 4000 dollars for the City and 6000 dollars for water users, totaling 10000 dollars to be paid by Corry residents. They urge continued resistance to the water company proposal.
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Cory
Canvass Under Way For Water Fight Funds
Canvass progresses for water fight funds as the Committee of Twenty, meeting in the Municipal Building, coordinates pledges and subscriptions. Warren DaRosay presided in Mayor Alexander’s absence. the plan, supported by consumers, aims to raise about four dollars per subscriber with the balance funded by the water department grant. Committee members listed include Bentley, Weeks, Stennett, Patterson, and several others as organizers prepare public solicitation.
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Benes Loveland
Don F. Binteh
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Warren DeRowy
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Andrew Paulo
Jen P. Starr
Robert Pattison
Warrank L. Weeks
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City Leaguers Meet Tonight In Municipal Building
A meeting of the Lorry City Bas vall League will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Municipal building. Various matters of interest to the organization are expected to be discussed and all interested are urged to attend.
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Bas Vall League
Munnicipal
Superior Court Adjourns. Decision Expected
The Superior Court will adjourn this afternoon and reconvene in Pittsburgh April 11. A decision was handed down today and will be announced when the court reopens.
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Farrisburg
Pittsburgh
Packers Employees Voted to Strike Next Week
United Press report from Chicago says Packers workers nearly unanimously approved a strike and delegation will travel to Washington Monday to urge the adjutant general to enforce an earlier pact claiming the strike remains legally in effect.
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Omiclal
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Bonar Law Resigns and Cabinet Shuffle Spark UK Crisis
March dispatches report Bonar Law resigning as UK prime minister, with May government changes and key appointments. A Washington note notes liquor import policy shifts, while Chicago and New York items cover a stalled baseball replay ruling and quarantine arrivals, including ambassadors and dignitaries from Europe and Latin America.
Annual Easter Monday Ball Planned by L C B A
The 80th annual Easter Monday ball will be held at Stay Armory on Monday, March 23. Invitations have been issued and Glatieute property tions are being tude for this jovagh Dens with fe special derorationx. Mowongon's aimeulated orchesten will furnish the nate Tho lai Moy will' se even xupped by the Hning Wall at the Armory from 9 to 1.
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Mowongon
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Elok
Jewel heist tale misread in crude press copy
A garbled United Press dispatch from March 17 reports a jewelry robbery adjacent to a factory site. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a planned theft, a suspect friendship, and threats linked to a local manufacturing company.
Trout shipment from hatchery to Latrobe County detailed
A hatchery plans a trout shipment with precise counts and routes. The move targets Latrobe County and adjacent regions, with a stated value and timing. The notice references the shipment from a primary hatchery, details unclear due to damaged OCR, but indicates a regulated transfer to meet ongoing stocking needs.
Americans Murdered in Mexico Report Emerges
Fragmentary dispatch claims Americans were killed in Mexico amid a clash involving guards and locals. Report cites unclear details and names. source text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Mexico
Secret Service Watches Boston Parade
Secret Service men monitor a Boston parade with high alert as government authority permits and police coordinate security measures. Naval officials and authorities oversee the operation while awaiting confirmation of fire and emergency plans, with senior officers directing the response.
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White Sox Players Get Release
A garbled text fragment mentions the White Sox and players being released. Names, dates, or concrete events are unreadable, but the snippet implies roster changes and player releases without clear specifics.
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Disarmament Conference Invite Awaits Reply
London dispatch reports mixed signals as Baron Levy proposes a conference to cut armaments. He speaks before about a thousand naval experts and officials, offering to drop all else to pursue negotiation on naval disarmament and broader arms limits.
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British man sentenced for white slave act violation
United Press report from Soranmon states Charley Parlor, 27, of Britain, was sentenced by Federal Judge C. B. Witmer to one year in Lackawanna County jail after a jury found him guilty of violating the Mann white slave act. He was accused of bringing Henrietta Wright, a 15 year old colored girl, to the city from Buffalo.
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C. B. Witmer
Arive
Lackawanna County
Hensistan Wright
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