Amorosso Faces Grand Jury Tuesday In Murder Case
Amorosso, held on murder charges in the death of neighbor Alfred Messini, is scheduled to face the grand jury Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 o clock. The November calendar lists numerous witnesses and cases including larceny, breaking and entering, and firearms violations before the grand jury convenes.
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John Westowski
Robert Taylor
Jarceny
Joe Loriano
Valentine Gutowski
Harvey M. Reid
Thomas McCaring
Carl Buyer
Alias Kerr
Kalays
Jacob
Woerner
Paul Carnivellite
Daniel Reynuld
Tomas Alvorn
Mickey Shel Wicki
John Deputh
Zigimund Cadizowski
Celia Tomink
Mary
Walter Pionski
Geo
Toolallan
John J. Kurcsewski
William Ranowieck
Chester Syamoli
Alex Sobansk
Breshing
Clarence Stursmore
James Pyle
William Try
Tredilin Dailey
Joseph Ferri
Domenick Marcolin
George Miller, Jr
George Hunt
Claire Hunt
James
W. L. Sattter
Yidlalion
Julius Hisert
Misch
Manuel Cardoso
G. Henry
Khesler Mroz
Frank Corsi
Mike Carbowski
Diamond National Bank in Pittsburgh Closed by Directors
The Diamond National Bank of Pittsburgh with 25,000 depositors and about 9.92 million dollars in deposits was closed by the board of directors pending possible reorganization. The decision followed a period of heavy withdrawals over the past 18 months.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Diamond National Bank
Byrd and Reed to Speak in Pittsburgh Tonight
Rear Admiral Richard W. Byrd and Senator David A. Reed will address Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh this evening for the National Economic League of Western Pennsylvania. The meeting marks the start of Teague's campaign for 700 000 members in Pennsylvania. The Teague group aims to clarify its stance on the veterans disability issue and will oppose any measures that would reduce benefits.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Richard W. Byrd
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Minile Hall
National Econumg League of
Western Pennsylvania
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Téague Ih
Spring Street home badly gutted by fire
A fire on Spring Street gutting the interior caused about 1900 dollars in damage. The blaze started from an overheated chimney in Merle Kolstee’s home while the resident was away, then spread to two false walls and dining room area before being checked. The owner is Mrs J W Alverson. loss reportedly partly insured.
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Spring Streck
Merle Weed
Marion Street
J. W. Alverson
Esidlenice
Kolstee
Firemen Urge Support for Annual Charity Ball
Stanford Hose Company officers appeal for strong support of the 46th Annual ball to be held at the Buck’s home on Nowity General Center Street. Chief Andrew Paulson will lead advance ticket sales this week to aid maintenance of firehouse rooms and fund the event, the only yearly fund drive by the firemen.
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Stanford Hose Company
Joray
Enmidl
Con Pathy
Andrew Paulson
Paulson
Two Penn'a Hunters Die in Gun Mishaps Near Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Chaves Bowlin 19 of Paylotts County was killed when he accidentally shot himself while hunting near his home. He died after being taken to a Confluence hospital. A second hunter Samuel Bliss 15 from Montgomery Township Indiana County died while hunting near his home. His body was found by Altoona party and believed struck by a falling tree during game watch.
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United Press
Uniontown
Chaves Bowlin
Henry Clay
Payolts County
Couinty
Ernest Lape
J. ©. Angell
Bath
Bowtin
Confluence
Indiana
Ps. Way
Samuel Bliss
Montgomery Township
Indiana County
Altoona
Bliss
Man Wanted in East Arrested
Pittsburgh police investigated a man injured in a fall from a car after being given a ride by two western Pennsylvania motorists. The injured man, who gave the name Andrew Boaso 28 Chimazo, said he fled Chicago gangsters and was wanted in Fire Pa Akron O and De roft. He sustained a fractured skull and was treated at St. John’s Hospital after being helped by John Defangi Bridgeville and Philip Imperalore Canonsburg.
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Unea Hress
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Andrew Boaso
Chimazo
Icy pavements spark two local auto accidents
Two crashes occurred near Bond and North Center streets when icy roads caused a truck and two cars to skid. No injuries were reported. a large truck and moving van sustained heavy damage, with one vehicle’s steering disabled and street congestion for a time. A separate collision near Kane and Main streets injured Harry Wright but not severely.
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Bond
North Center Streets
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Waller
Iury
Newark
Cleveland
Leon A. Hills
West 24Th Street
Hije
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Corry
Titusville
Harry Wright
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Whlehide
Kane
Oi City
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Lenor Wead
Delevan Street
Buffalo
N. IY
Edward Saturney
Eloake
Pittabungh
Buffild
McKinnay Road
Cherrytres
Father Stricken in Pittsburgh After News Releases
Fragmentary notice reports a father named Hausnet or Hausne struck by illness in Pittsburgh. The text mentions engagements in western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia and a person named Frank Hausne, with unclear events or dates.
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Pittsburgh
Stania- Alls
West
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
France unveils disarmament plan after debt revision push
Paris reports Premier Herriot will submit a new French disarmament plan to the Council of Ministers seeking Geneva consideration. The plan envisions an international army under the League, six security pacts including U S trade guarantees, conscript forces at age 20 for nine months, and limits on cruisers submarines and long range guns as Britain suggested.
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Geneva
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
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Oymand
Edouard Herriot
France
Germany
United States
League Af Nations
Reichswehr
Italy
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Great Britain
Roosevelt Asked to Meet Hoover on Debt Problem
President elect Roosevelt may respond to Hoover's invitation for a White House conference on war debts and economic issues. Britain and France pressed for revision of 11 billion dollars owed, with December payments delayed, as Hoover urges early decision and continuity into the Roosevelt administration.
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Hoover
Ome Hoover
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New Philadelphia Tax Bill Killed by Public Protest
Philadelphia November 14 An occupational tax on all wages proposed to fund city budget is halted after strong labor protests. City Council leaders indicate rejection and plan to seek alternative revenue sources while recommitting the bill.
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Typhoon Devastates Tokio Area With Large Damage
A typhoon swept over Tokio causing widespread damage and blackouts. Thirty thousand houses were inundated or damaged, Kashiwabara village east of Shizuoka was destroyed by a fire fed by the gale, about 800 houses burned, and casualties were not reported as of the night halt. The storm began at 7 PM Monday, disrupting communications and transport.
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United Press
Tokio
Kashiwabara
Shizuoka
Thousands Left Homeless by Cuban Hurricane Disaster
Cuba reports 2,500 dead and more than 1,000 injured as the hurricane devastates Santa Cruz Del Sur and the Camaguey province. Property and crops damage may reach 10 million dollars. Relief efforts mobilize with food, clothing, and medical aid. thousands displaced face months of government care. Air and rail shipments bring relief supplies to the stricken region.
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Lawrence Haas
United Press
Tiavana
Cuba
Cubsa
Sata Cruz del Sur
Camaguey
Santa Cruz
Amy Johnson Seeks New Air Mark From England to Capetown
Amy Johnson plans a record flight from England to Capetown attempting to beat her rival's time. The aviator, Britain's famed woman flyer, left Lympne at 8 37 p m aboard a private Monoplane similar to Captain Mollison's Heart's Content.
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United Press
Lympne Atrdrome
England
Amy Ibinson
Britain
Jemea_Mollison
Atlantic
Beiin
Hen Hus
Capetown
Mise Johnson
Mollison
Privea
Wales
Midlizon
Wight
Britain Seeks Postponement of Debt Payments
London economists view British debt postponement as a step toward total cancellation. The United Press reports leaders in finance and diplomacy believe further payments risk global financial chaos, while Britain argues postponement could stabilize markets and aid pros pect of renewed trade.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
United States
Washington
Nevill Chamberlain
Britain
Jay
Josiah Stamp
Bank of England
Great Britain
Josiah
Constables Hearing Delayed in Assault Case
Justice of the Peace Goodwin in Wesleyville withheld ruling this afternoon in the case brought by Mrs. Susie Tinko against Constable Leon R. Tiffany. Charged with assault and battery, the matter followed an incident at Alderman Gordon’s office on Main Street, which had provoked local excitement. The judge reserved his decision until tomorrow morning.
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Goodwin
Wesleyville
Susie Tinko
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Leon R. Tiffany
Tinka
Attonstable
G. H. Gordon
Tiffany
Wreally
Weliriner Benllmomy
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