Coroner's Jury to Probe Death of Mrs Henry
Warren county coroner Garoner Lowrey will hold an inquest into the death of Mrs Glenn Henry of Prout Hill at Scott's Crossing early next week. A jury, including J W Bunnell and James Hall, was named to inquire into the fatal crash caused by a Brat machine from Celoren, Ne. Edwin Henry, 6, was injured but later discharged from hospital. Occupants of the Brat vehicle were recovering satisfactorily and expected to attend the inquest at Scott's Crossing's Redding filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garoner Kd Lowrey
Warren County
Glenn Henry
Prout Hi
MoWlon
Columbus
Nlso
Alexander & Company
Henry
Giayton A Brat
Celoren
Edwin
Redding
Scott's Crossing
Bear raid on steel brings sharp slump headline tale
United States Steel led a marketwide selloff as a bear raid stalled in New York trading on November 12. Stocks tumbled with heavy volume as steel prices sank to a year low and overall equity values fell, while Chicago and New York markets posted new lows and oil output also dropped sharply for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
United Pess
New York
United States Steel
Chicago
Io Loray
Tulsa
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Tax delinquency prompts warrants in Crossingville
G H Gordon the county tax collector began serving warrants in Crossingville as the 1929 tax roll faces cleanup by November 18. With about $9,000 unpaid, delinquents face higher costs and legal action to recover state and county taxes totaling around $30,000 for the city. school taxes show ahead of last year. A hunting accident in Croxsingville claims the life of 22 year old Falwyh Ellsworth, son of Squire Harrison Ellsworth, who died instantly when his gun discharged after he retrieved it from a car while pursuing a rabbit. Medics could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gordon
Journal
Aerees
Gordon
Falwyh Elsworth
Harrison Ellsworth
Crovy- Ingvilie
Idworth
Mosiertown
Croxsingville
Girl Struck by Automobile at City Intersection
Seven year old Tona Shampon of West Columbus Avenue was nearly seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Charlen Patterson at Bondaya Center streets intersection. She escaped with cuts bruises and shock after leaving her father's car en route to school. Fire losses near Woods Run total about 26 thousand dollars for three Darlington estate buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tona Shampos
Clifford Shampon
Columbus Avenue
Bondaya Center
Tittle
Russell
Charlen Patterson
North Center Atrbet
Patterson Tay
Pittsburgh
Darlington
Woods Run Settlement
Grenfield
Emsworth
Five Best Radio Entertainments Schedule
A rough listing of today’s top radio programs across networks. Notable entries include Goldman Band on NBC at 8:00 EST, a drama Marco Polo by Donn Byrne on CBS at 8:09 WST, Paul Wittsman Orchestra on NBC at 9:00 WST, Dutch Masters Minstrels on WEAF with NBC at 9:30, and a vaudeville segment at 10:30 featuring Helen Jane Johnson Olsen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
NBC
Goldman + Band
WEAF
WST
Helen Iane
Johnson
Olsen
Pine Grove Cemetery Association Directors Meet
Directors met at Alexander and Company offices with Vice President D Warren DeRosay presiding. Delinquent mortgage payments were discussed and action planned to clear accounts. A plan for new allotment east of the cemetery was outlined with 80 lots marked and a new drive connected to existing paths. Planting trees along the drive was noted and future development of a companion plot was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Alexander and Company
D. Warren DeRosay
W. Bill Marsh
Alexander
Sexton Patterson
Reemuery
Love
Atlantic liners plan 500 passenger craft tests in US
Nov 14 report states plans for 500 passenger transatlantic airliners and two experimental craft. Westcott, West German power firm engineer, says design requires immense lumber and steel. If tests succeed, 104 crew and 500 passengers may fly London to New York in six daily schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Lewis
United Press
New Maven
Conn
United States
Westcott
Lau
Wilders
Wach
Ransport
Lem
Lodon
New York
London
Koura
Three Miners Rescued From Motel Coal Mine
In AlGregor Colorado on November 12 three miners were freed after 19 hours trapped 460 feet below the surface. A crew of 50 relayed air and supplies through a pipe as they battled cold and debris from an avalanche. The entombed men Jack Condon Earl LeRappel and Garber survived with injuries and were recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algregor
Colo
Ick
Motel Coal Company
Bers
Earl le Rrapell
Imd Garber
Consul Gets Prison Term in Smuggling Case
Nanking November 12 Kng Ying former Chinese vice consul at San Francisco and his wife were found guilty of smuggling opium and laborers into the United States. He received seven years on the opium charge and 18 months more for assisting laborers. His wife drew four years. Suenoon, chancellor of the consulate, was acquitted. The couple were arrested last July when Mrs. Kuo’s luggage contained 500000 dollars worth of opium. they had been released for trial in China after an earlier appearance in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Chin
Kng Ying
San Francisco
United States
Kuo
Suenoon
Consult
China
Fisher Bank Robber Billy Ragan Confesses
United Press reports Billy Ragan confessed to an attempted robbery at Fisher State Bank in Fisher Illinois after being wounded by Town Marshal C R Potts. Ragan, a longtime employee of Linde Air Products, was transported from a hospital in Chicago. Separately, a large barn fire on J J Allsgh farm near Jackson Station caused major losses with cattle saved and no insurance details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
R Fisher
Billy” Ragan
Fisher State Bank
William S. Ragan
Chicago
Linde Air Products Company
Maude Ragan
Ragen
Cecile B
Cook
W. L. Davis
Jers. Ragan
C. R. Potta
Ragan
Champaign
Bf Correction Hospital
ST Ain
Raga
J. J. Allsgh
Jack Sn Station
German awarded 1929 Nobel Prize in literature
Stockholm Sweden November 12 1929 The Nobel Prize for literature has been awarded to Dr Thomas Mann of Germany. The announcement was made today as the 1920 prize year is noted in dispatches from the Swedish capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Freee Btockholm
Sweden
Thomas Mann
Germany
Hoover calls for freedom of seas for food ships
President Hoover urges that food ships be free from wartime interference, proposing preparedness for peace. He argues civilian vessels carrying food should be protected, removing starvation as a weapon of war, and says the idea contrasts with traditional blockade policy and should be discussed informally among major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Washington Auditorium
Preaver
United States
Tm Launpires
American Legion
Drake
London
Milk controversy faces Dairymen group delegation in St Paul
A Pittsburgh delegation led by P. S. Brenneman of Jefferson Ohio and WS Wise of Meadville will present the cooperative's policy to the Milk Producers Modera tion at the St Paul convention. The meeting aims to resolve frictions between dealer and farmer factions over milk supply amid a split with the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Company
P. S. Brenneman
Jefferson
Ohio
WS. Wise
Meadville
Moderaton
St. Paul
Ealers
Ohia Farmers’ Cooperative Mill Association
Western Pennsylvania Dairyman
Eleven Dead as Coastal Storm Hits Britain and Ships Foundered
United Press report from London details a devastating coastal storm sweeping the south and west coasts of England. Eleven dead, widespread damage, ships and railway lines disrupted, floods in Rhondda valleys, and storms battering ports including Dover and Ramsgate. Lifeboats, dirigible R-101, and rail accidents add to a night of severe weather as residents seek safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Suth
Vossta
Engiam
Ghanne
Wsorm
Wudheer
Snes
Antehou
New Haven
Rhondda Valles
Thee
Severs
Wye
Rhondda
Tarelureau
Zaem Land
Cumberland
Shiga
Jan Beeydel
Dubkiris
Ramsgate
Channel
Dungeness
Canterbury
Dover
Haar Ori
Kent
Hondda
Trehafod
Raistant
Lond Aon
Dawst
Tovers
England
Wing Pleads Guilty to Felonious Assault in Family Tragedy
George Wing, 28 of Concord Township, pleads guilty to felonious assault with intent to kill after shooting at his sister and her child near Ormshed Road. The incident followed a dispute over a disreputable operation, and Wing was captured after attempting suicide. Court to hear 21 witnesses to determine the degree of guilt. sentence to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erieth
George Wing
Concord Township
George “Laverne Girmanes
Ormshed Roads
Wing
Memieney Puor
Seriterce
Lyle Lavenie Grmsbee
Bet Brather-Thian
Lwne
Ormsice
Epuls
Wamlass i
Wiig
Sergi
Waliam Jones
Rotary Club Armistice Day Luncheon Speaker Advocate
Members of the Rotary Club heard Walter H. Scott, local attorney, speak at the Hotel Co luncheon. He shared veteran experiences from training camps and impressions of France, detailing life on the front and the spirit of the American Expeditionary Force at armistice. Ralph S. Dewey urged Red Cross support, and Harold Powell joined the club at today’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Co
Walter H. Scott
France
Ralph S. Dewey
Red Cross
Harold Powell
Taslay
Youth Held for Shooting Comrade in Munhall
John Fulton, 15, of Munhall, confessed to accidentally firing the shot that killed 14 year old James McKinney, also of Munhall, after they were handling a flg et with a lighted match. The incident stemmed from an investigation into McKinney's death at Homestead Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Pittsburgh
John Fulton
Munhall
James McKinney
McKinney
Fulton
Homestead
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Warde
Elwyn Ellsworth
Pine Grove
Wien
Switzerland
Illinois
Girs
How Wan
W. H. Scott
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