White Is Found Guilty In Watch Theft Trial
A jury convicted White yesterday of stealing a watch and jewelry from a city woman after testimony described a fearsome sequence of events. Witnesses included the mayor and police chief, and defense counsel announced plans for a new trial. A related case involved DA Woleben facing prohibition charges in Erie court tomorrow.
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Trotsky Restored to Bolshevik Power
United Press reports Leon Trotsky restored to influence in the Bolshevik leadership in Moscow. The ceremony marked his first public appearance since health issues limited activity, with Zinoviev, Stalin, and others present as high officials read the mots of the Central Executive Committee addresses.
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Fund to battle film trust fuels independent group push
Milwaukee May 18 Two key steps mark the push by independent producers and exhibitors against the film trust a $500000 fund will back independent releases. Major stars Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Charlie Chaplin and the Tam families are expected to back the independents as talks continue with leaders from Exhibitors and Producers. Iran Abrams head of United Artists arrives to align star releases with the new coalition. Charles Evans Taste Gen Pershing or Herbert Todaver may be summoned to steer the alliance.
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Pinchot Blocks 125000 County Fairs Appropriation
Governor Pinchot defeats a bill aimed at funding county fairs with a 125000 appropriation. He says any state aid must be tied to strict conditions eliminating gambling and related practices, asserting the money should support agriculture and fair associations without unwanted offsets.
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Hospital Day Observed At Corry Hospital
City residents visited Corry Hospital for National Hospital Day events featuring music by Wallet, Knopf, and Loren, plus refreshments by the Ladies Auxiliary. Tours explained operations and hospital maintenance, with commencement exercises planned for Wednesday the 10th as four nursing graduates prepare for graduation.
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Big Clarence Sign Draws Attention At New Hotel
A large electric sign reading Clarence towers over the North Center street hotel, attracting crowds two to three blocks away. The sign was erected by senior class members Darr Barton Frederick Miller and Morestee Shoop, who completed the project Tuesday afternoon. Rehearsals for the senior play are progressing well, and the group plans a standout performance at the high school auditorium next Tuesday.
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Darr Barton
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Morestee Shoop
Grand Jury Reopens Shepherd Case Probe In Chicago
Grand jury began examinations on May 2 to determine if Mrs Julie G Shepherd should face indictment in the deaths of Mrs Emma McClintock and her son Billy. A coroner jury had earlier charged her as an accessory. More than a score of witnesses testified before the panel.
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Junior Horseshoe Tourney Opens Thursday
The Junior Horseshow League schedules Thursday games including Junior Presbyterians Epicos, Cadets, Journal, Brie Dimes. Dispatch, Kellys. Boys to report promptly for the program night.
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Poisoner found guilty in Ohio court
Arch-poisoner Mary Wise convicted in a case linking the drinking water poisoning of 14 relatives to the death of her mother and her aunt and uncle. The jury recommended mercy. verdict followed a dramatic trial with defense blaming insanity and mental collapse among witnesses. Sentencing to life terms in Marysville Reformatory was anticipated pending mercy.
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Erie Man is Murdered in Early Morning Argument
May 18 an argument over a dollar near 59 East Fifteenth street led to the murder at Fifteenth and Forbes streets. Henry Wilson, 38, of 518 East Twelfth street, shot James Fe, 87, of 25 East Fourteenth street, instantly killing him. Wilson was arrested at Frank J. Sullivan's home, 919 Raspberry streets, after explaining the incident. Sullivan, a plant foreman, detained Wilson until police arrived. Wilson gave a voluntary statement admitting the shooting but said he fired only to prevent a weapon from being drawn.
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Wade Darrow
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Woodward Secures Bail Reduction in Kidnap Case
In Addison County Court Earl Woodwant and defense counsel argued for leniency in the 11 year old Lucille Chatterton kidnapping case. Judge Albert W. Dinlestein reduced bail from $10,100 to $1,000, with hearings postponed until next Tuesday.
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Cave against Lucille Jones trial in Elyria jury noon
By Waited Press Elyria Ohio May 3 the case against Lucille Jones ten daughter of Lorniy Ohio minister was given to a jury of nine men and three women at noon today.
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Funeral of Jos. C. Osborne
Funeral services for Joseph Osborne, well known in the city, were held at his Wright street home. The ceremony drew many relatives and friends after his death at Johns Hopkins Hospital, with clergy from Atlanta NY and Presbyterian church officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with Blue Lodge Masons in attendance and several out-of-town mourners listed.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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Youth Arrested for Automobile Theft in Union City
A youth named Spenver was taken into custody on West Main Street this morning by Officer Sperber for alleged theft of an automobile in Union City. Sidney Emersorr of Union City was arrested on the same day by state troopers, but Spencer remained at large. The patrolman on routine duty made the arrest attempt this morning.
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Union Mine Picketers Placed Under Arrest at Fairmont
At the mouth of the New England coal mine near Fairmont West Virginia about 130 alleged union picketers, 12 of them women, were arrested today as state police moved in with mine officials alleging employees faced intimidation. Meantime in Houston Texas the 1926 conversion of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World was approved by the Presidents Club, pending ratification at the convention in Philadelphia.
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Catllaux Lifts France From Financial Chaos
Fragmented. political upheaval in Paris as Catllaux gains approval for reforms. French taxpayers face higher levies to fund state responsibilities amid regional reconstruction costs. Authorities push measures to extend income taxes and secure borrowed funds to cover rehabilitation expenditures.
Davis Linked in Other Prison Pardon Sales
Former Governor Jonathan M. Davis faces trial on bribery charges tied to pardon profits. Testimony links Davis to other cases involving alleged garden sales and parole schemes. Russell Davis and ex-bank commissioner Carl J. Peterson are named in related counts.
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Russell Davis
Carl J. Peterson
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Brifes
Johnson Recommended Federal Court Bench
In Harrisburg and Washington today the Republican political scene discussed two potential appointments. John Albert Johnson of Lewisburg is urged for the federal bench following Judge Witmer’s death, backed by the bar in the Middle District.
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Homer W. Tope
AnvSatoon Leigne
Police seek gang after Poolay tre and Transfer Fairchange incident
In Iontown on May 1 police hunted a gang believed to have robbed the Poolay tre and Transfer Fairchange near the town early today. No injuries reported as officers advised residents to stay indoors and report suspicious activity.
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School Plays Much Enjoyed At Local High School Event
Up to two hundred pupils and many from surrounding schools performed in a two act program at the High School auditorium. The cantata The Childhood of Tahwatha and the operetta Pocahontas were presented to a large crowd. Teachers and student groups directed and accompanied the performances with music and choir numbers.
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Fairview Conon
Washington
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Roth
Mie Price
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Turk
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Gladys Palmer
Mish Walter
Ros Larson
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Lillie
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Ariveyn Delury
Frederick Miller
Arthur Palmer
Ralph Ward
Marguerite Rathtam
Helen Rowe
Ram
Rogers
United States Pressed for Global Arms Publicity at League Meeting
Geneva May 13 The United States urged full publicity of arms manufacture and trade at an international conference. Theodore Burton Ohio led the American delegation in a plea for public statistics on arms, with France Greece and others offering support for openness. A separate local incident reported a collision on East Mary Street injuring no one seriously.
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Theodore Burton
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France
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Greece
Propaganda Campaign Against Des Moines Bootleggers
An early 20th century Las Des Moines city official, Chief Cavender, proposes public shaming of bootleggers via wooden stocks and open wagon parades. He later abandons the idea citing courts would halt such punishment yet hints at reviving public processions with wrecked cars as warnings of booze crimes.
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Des Moines
Prince James Cavender
Cavender
France Opposes Changing East Frontier Amid Talks
Paris signals no substitution for Versailles borders and no change in eastern frontiers. France seeks a European security pact via a Franco German frontier agreement and a broader League of Nations accord, while Paris submits a note to Allies for approval outlining aims to guarantee security and rights of contracting powers.
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Sol Wolf Earns New Honors at Lock Haven
Corry friends learn Sol Wolf, former Consularity Service director, received high scholastic honors after Lock Haven High School’s 48 to 12 win over Manlegiv Tech. Wolf led football to an interscholastic title and his basketball team was runner up in state honors, drawing praise from Lock Haven Express.
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Baptist Church Congregation Party at the James Home
Members and friends of the Baptist Church are invited to 225 Marion Street on Sunday evening for hospitality and fellowship. The event marks the third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Str and is open to all members of the Bible School and Young People's Society as well as the chapel choir.
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Today's Best Radio Features Across Major Markets
A listing of radio features across networks noting WEAF New York WOR Buffalo and Eastern Daylight time slots. Includes Mountain Standard Time mixed horn performances from Abundant Life Congregations and WOO Davenport Central Standard Enwin Swindell organ soloists at WMA Chicago. Central Daylight WMAQ and others broadcast performances from Navy Band and local stations.
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