State proves Wood paid Atteaux in dynamite case
United Press report from Boston May 23 says state lawyers present key proof linking dynamite planting during the Lawrence trouble to Wood Collins and Atteaux. Prosecution shows checks for 505 dollars on March 22 and 2100 dollars on June 26 paid to Atteaux, billed as central office expenses for services during the strike. Judge Crosby warns both sides to limit delays as witnesses continue Tuesday and Monday.
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United Press
Boston
Muse
Lawrence
Messrs Wood
Collins
Atteaux
Pelinder
Crosby
Hoth
Suspect Arrested in Grace Oblivon Case at Greensburg
Greensburg PA May 23 a man named John Bishop was arrested by state constabulary and placed in Westmoreland County jail. Officials report they have evidence linking him to the assault and death of Grace Oblivon though no charges were filed against him this afternoon.
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Greensburg
John Bishop
Monbers
State Constabulary
Westmoreland County
Little Grace
Putnam's Wart Extractor Promises Fast Wart and Corn Relief
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Wart Extractor for warts on hands and corns on feet. It claims the product removes warts or lifts corns with no after effect and no laying up, priced around 260 per bottle and recommended by druggists and Thomas Downey.
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Thomas Downey
Bulgarians and Greeks Clash in Salonica Theater
Athens reports renewed Bulgarian artillery against Greek positions near Salonica with both sides claiming the other broke the truce. Bulgarian dispatches from Sofia claim Greek forces initiated hostilities and Bulgarian troops are defending their line after the recent Turkish war.
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United Press
Athens
Salonica
Turkey
Sofia
Lafollette Attacks Tariff in Wisconsin Article
United Press reports from Madison Wisconsin May 28 that Senator LaFollette prepared an article for a forthcoming magazine. He criticizes tariff handling in the Senate and promises to discuss the defeat of his tariff bill, urging hearings and a Manufacturers list to reveal actual factory costs. The piece argues hearings would clarify whether Democrats aim for protection and seeks to include manufacturers testimony.
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United Press
Madinon
Wis
WAL
laFollette
Thisagazine
Senate
Ais Dill
Uues
Guth
Japs Worry Over Mikado Condition
Ay United Press reports physicians attending the Mikado state no claim of change for the worse. The crowd gathered at palace and gravely discuss the reports. Officials note no bulletins were posted until the late emperor’s condition worsened, and temperature and pulse measurements are cited. The impact on Jap American land issue remains uncertain.
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Ay United Press
Mikado
Hatfield Holds Talks With West Virginia Socialists
Gov Hatfield meets with Berger and Debs sent by Socialist National Committee to inspect treatment of striking workers in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek district. Hatfield releases no local socialist leaders from jail, says suspects not fully responsible. Socialists may resume Charleston newspaper under quieting conditions. committee to depart Monday.
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Univeres
Harleston
W. Va
Messrs Berger
Debs
Socialist National Committee
Gover Hof Hatfield
Cal
Cabin Cresse
Berger
Nr Debs
Hatfield
Meesult
Socialint
Charleston
Socialiats
Labor Protests Against Appointment of Page
United Press reports May 2 1929 Morrison of the American Federation of Labor said he would file no specific protest against the appointment of Page as labor secretary. The federation council will meet next month and may oppose Page due to allegations he is a strong non union man and has denounced labor in his magazines.
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United Press Washington
Morrison
Lin Anterlean Federation of Labor
Page
Albessidoro Haglund
Executive Council
Federation
Labor
Mikado Replies to Wilson in Waving Message
President Wilson today received a personal reply from the Japanese Emperor. The message expresses deep appreciation for Wilson’s concern regarding Japan and notes gratitude towards the United States. The exchange follows a prior note cabled yesterday.
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Uniteress
Washington
Wilson
Itapan
Yoshite
Start Probe of W V Election Inquiries Begin In Wheeling
Wheeling May 28 The State Legislative Committee appointed to investigate corruption charges in the recent election of United States Senator William Edwards began work on reelection affairs. They expect to report to the Lie Governor Monday after a final session, with the report sealed to avoid affecting criminal trials linked to the same alleged corruption cases about to be set.
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United Press
Wheeling
We Va
State Legislative Committee
United States
William Senmore Edwards
Hay
Mrs Martin Speaks to Hatch Pupils on Cleanliness
At Hatch School building Mrs Martin spoke to students outlining efforts by the Junior League to improve city cleanliness. She praised progress in other places and urged youngsters to keep yards and streets clean, hoping to organize a citywide Junior League to coordinate similar work.
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Hatch
Tts. D
Work Under Way On Mausoleum at Ping Grove Cemetery
Mr. W A Rice arrived from Altoona to oversee progress on the new mausoleum at Ping Grove cemetery. Foreman Edwards and team have secured foundations and three tons of stone shipped from Ridgway. Rice plans to move his family to the city for the summer while work continues.
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W. A. Rice
Altoona
Ping Grove Cemetery
Hdwards
Ridgway
Henne
Ri¢o
Remin
Nut‘ting
Auditor Examines Hospital Accounts in Quarterly Audit
Auditor Davis from the Auditor General's department arrived at Ukeelty this morning to audit Corry Hospital accounts. He reviewed the books and found them in good order and the hospital in sound condition. He departed on the afternoon train for Brie.
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Davis
Aditor General's Department
Mare Visburg
Ukeelty
Corry Hospital
Davin
Brie
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