Jury Finds Kehoe Sane at Time of Acts in Bomb Case
Coroner's jury determines Andrew Kehoe planned and connected dynamite charges with timed blasts near Bath Michigan on May 18. Verdict credits no prior suspicion and names Prosecuting Attorney William C. Seas and local witnesses in the investigation.
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Daring Bandits Titusville Elude Policemen Honored
Reading Pennsylvania May 20 Fong Jody eluded police after a spirited fight in the city. Bands entered rooms searched by officers and heavy gunfire followed. Several bandits were killed or wounded as bullets tore through the area and a plunder wagon was found and described. Police believe the gang were among the boldest to operate in this region.
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County D A R Meeting Here
County D A R meeting will be held in this city at the First Presbyterian church. Arrangements are underway and about two hundred delegates from county chapters are expected to attend.
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Taxi Driver Held After Erie Crash Kills Infant
Frank Meintz 23 a taxi driver was arrested after a Tuesday afternoon crash at 15th and Parade streets involving a motor buggy and infant. Police say the driver fled, the infant survived with minor injuries, and the crash was deemed a miracle no one was killed. George Klapsines filed information. Meintz awaited arrest.
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Motors slump as rail stocks grip New York market
Stock Exchange trading showed a bear attack on shares with railroad stocks dominating activity. Port’s new car announcement dampened General Motors while Hudson slipped after a major movement high as dealers warned of further declines.
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May Lifts Limit on Prescription in Congress Motion
United States Senate explores abolishing the ten day liquor prescription limit. Discussions mention pressure from the American Medical Association and potential sponsors in Congress. Observers note the issue ties to reform efforts and state responses across the nation.
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Benton Granted Bail Release After Retrial
Casy Benton was retried at the Western penitentiary for the Hirsch Jewelry robbery case with Joby Wiggins. Bail of 3500 was set by Judge L P Rossiter, and Benton was released from Erie county prison after his father posted bail.
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Adieriki Advertised Remedy Promises GI Tract Relief
A fragment cites a patent remedy advertised by Thomas Downer, a druggist, claiming Adieriki cures stomach trouble stomach gas and bowels. The testimonial mentions wife urging use and suggests dramatic relief and improved digestion from the product.
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Adlorika
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