Franklin Man's Trial Closes At Pittsburgh
United Press reports the trial of Frankin Man Clow Tamberton vice president of Lamberton National Bank and member of the Federal Reserve Board at Gloveland along with Elmer Davis ends as jurors hear testimony on notes alleged to secure tax funds exceeding 29000 for a manufacturing company.
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Franklin Man
Pittsburgh
Adolph
Nimlock
Niederk
Telweram
Sharon
Ube
Ene Niedork
Binoy Davis
Newis Hy
Bhuton
Lamberton Natinal Baril Wis WwFillenova
Avuriey Potptson
Iicome
Argunen
Witla MM Parker
Gorgaize O. Martin
Aviutany
Charles Miller
Miles
Tantes L Melon
U S Proposals for Drug Ban Considered
United Press reports American proposals for suppressing traffic in opium narcotics and harmful opiate products were presented at an international conference. Stephen Porter and Richon Brent headed the delegation urging prohibitions beyond medicinal needs, aiming to curb production while preserving legitimate use. Guadagno returned to Niagara Falls with relatives this afternoon.
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United Press
Ganena
Hetie Today
Mihi Liley Guadagno
Niagara
Five Die As Fire Destroys Two Homes in Harrisburg
United Press reports a fatal house fire in Harrisburg claiming five lives including a father and his ten month old baby Hetty Jean Williams. Keller, a glass shop proprietor, perished while attempting to rescue a child. firemen found the mother and others after breaking into the burning home. The tragedy occurred as residents were likely sleeping, with injuries reported among survivors.
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United Pres
Perryshuerg
William
Donntit
Basik
Daby Hetty Jean Williams
Betty
Jesin
Kithleen
Ani
Saother Wax Ag
Bon
Keller
Keller Stained Glass Works
Murder Charge Tangles In Maryland Republican Probe
Milfinrulks investigators in Leonardtown Md pursue evidence linked to the murder of G O P central committee chairman Joop 1 Chi. Witnesses describe hearing a pistol shot and finding a mutilated body near the chair’s home. Officials plan to question Briscoe Sheill Botley John Lewis Mit Howie and others as possible suspects while jurors are sought and the case moves toward trial. Baltimore authorities coordinate with state investigators amid tense local climate.
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United Press
Leonardetown
Milfinrulks
Joop 1 Chi
Republican Céurtral Committee
St Mares Comney
Becky Gough
Phinig
Hing
Hiv
Quarsiew
Briscoe Sheill
Askyel
Botley
John Lewis
Howie
Uwer Nepribe
Mibouenn
Reney
Ted
Ahi Foyer
Williams Narrow Escape From Burns At Filling Station
Williams, an employee at the North Corry filling station, narrowly escaped serious burns this morning when gasoline leaking from a recently filled can ignited on the platform. A bystander threw a match aside, sparking the fire, but the flames were quickly put out and no injuries occurred.
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Williams
North Corry
Rdarby
Vocational Leader to Address Kiwanis Club
Dr Ke Struck assistant director of vocational education from the state department at Torrinburg will address Kiwanis members tomorrow. The talk focuses on a movement supported by Kiwanis and Rotary to establish a trades school in the city.
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Ke Struck
Torrinburg
Kiweanis Cu
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Loot At Carmine State Bank Stuns Farmington Crowd
Bandits seized 30000 in cash from Carmine State Bank in Farmington and fled after a brief exchange of fire with townspeople. Five entered with revolvers. a barber fired across the street, causing chaos but no injuries. Authorities search for the six assailants.
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United Press
Farmington
Micky
Nig 19
Ttabun
Carmine State Bank
Todas
Valnuts
Insurance Co May Donate to Health Work in City
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company plans monthly support to sustain local health nursing services after funding cuts. City officials Mayor Alexander and Schools Superintendent Hemetrest met with Nichols and Bridges to review progress and confirm continued aid. Beall, the local representative, indicated a formal donation amount would be announced soon.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Corti
Sibile
Red Cows
Nichols
Miss Bridges
Metropolitan Company
Alexander
A. E
A. E. Hemetrest
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Suny
Nbr
Beall
Toca
Representa
Inaugural President Chosen at Stud ent Punlished High
Arthur Palmer, son of Mr and Mrs Palmer, was inaugurated this afternoon as President of the Student Punishd High School. Valmer, elected in the campaign, formally inducts duties in the auditorium. Mrs Bates and Mrs Mantle Harnes give addresses. Pledges and songs follow. Council members named: Luella Weider Isabel Hunting Raymord Ewing Charlotte Rick Hazel Merker Mary Belding Ramisey Rogers Teter Dahlstrand Muto Zalzuck. Faculty aides: Mr Sheen and Miss Starrs.
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Arthur 1
Palmer
Roi Palmer
Puuneidice High School
Valmer
Auditorum
Agus
Fullo
Bates
Board of Education
Corry High School
Glee Chub
Mantle
Harnes
Hoari of Education
Glee Chubr
Qffice i
Arthur B. Palmer
Stent Connell
Luella Weider
Isabel Hunting
Raymord Ewing
Charlotte Rick
Hazel Merker
Mary Belding
Ramisey
Rogers
Teter’ Dahlstrand
Muto
Zalzuck
Faenity
Mr. Sheen
Miss
Starrs
Final hearing in gambling case today at local court
Final hearing in a gambling case focuses on the disposition of two defendants, Kraft and Fisk, with proceedings expected this afternoon before Alderman Gordon. The pair were arrested weeks ago by state police for operating a gambling joint and for possessing several gaming devices in their South Center Street parlors.
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Ran Kraft
Aatry Fisk
Tate
He Gordon
FF Navid
Erie and Gevefird
South Center Street
Haenel Makes Inspection Visit Across Western Pa
Henry Haenel, former city police officer now with the State Highway Patrol, toured fourteen western Pennsylvania counties on an inspection trip. He arrived in the city from Erie and planned to depart this evening toward Meadville, Hershey, and back.
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Henry Haenell
Comy Police Department
State Highway Patrol
Haenel
Pennsylvania
Erie
Meadville
Akafionda
Hershey
Funeral of Rand Ry D Sturdevant in Wheelock
Washington reports tonight that indictments may target newspapers for income tax payment disclosures while grand jury secrecy hides identities. Funeral services for Charles Sturdevant, who died at his Wheelock home, were held yesterday led by Casler of the UB Church with Mrs Frank Lillis singing. Relatives served as bearers and the body was moved to Britton Run for interment as A H Mahle and wife left Buffalo to visit relatives.
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United Press
Washington
Paymient Jilite
General Stone
Sientior
Orharles Sturdevant
Wheelock
Casler
UB. Church
Prank Lillis
Britton
Inter
Fiend on Trial in Erie For Booze and Murder Case
The Erie case follows Wilson facing a mysterious trial over bootleg liquor and alleged murder. Investigators note several bottles found at West Main and a tied investigation of a death, with Laurence Woodard also arrested in connection but freed by the grand jury. The Wilson trial is set as part of the November term, with other liquor cases progressing and Joe Fiemine having pleaded guilty and fined.
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Oetiber
Erle
Wilson
West Main
Woodard
West Mair
Whitch
Wilsor
Rnin
Efote
Fuolte
Mike Flaherty
Ernest Dim Ce
East Wayne
Minister and Sons Freed of Suspicion in Furnace Death
Columbus report details investigation into the death of Mrs Sheatsley whose body was found in a furnace at the parsonage. Authorities questioned Rev Sheatsley and his two sons as possible suspects after evidence suggested an attack and body disposal during a period of absence. Investigators considered various theories while noting movements of parish residents and a bakery deliveryman who reported hearing nothing at the time.
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Rey
Columbus
Phu
Sheatsley Furnace
Sheatsley
Wivie
Johny Kine
Ring
Sheatslet
Ani
Jay Shen
Te Pastor
Shearstoy
Saeonseinye
Te Tarnace Ii
King
Uolied
Bridlewsiser
Capital University
P.O. Strader
Strader
Fisher
Bridgweises
Sheatley
Ner Hisswind
Milton
Char
Ance
Doctor Ralph B McCord Promoted to Major in ORC
Dr Ralph B McCord of North East formerly a World War Captain has been promoted to Major in the Officers Reserve Corps following recent examinations The ward medical regiment is connected with the promotion noting his continued service in the reserve force
Injuries From Local Vehicle Mishaps Reported
Three people sustained injuries in recent accidents around the city. Lewis at Clymer was taken to Gary Hospital with an ankle fracture. Parkhurst suffered a crushed leg and was treated by Dr Kibler. Shiss endured painful injuries cranking a Ford at East Main storage. a broker suffered fractures in the right hand, with a calm prognosis for recovery.
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Viething
Pat
Lewis
Clymer
Gary
Parkhurst
Dn CB
Kibier
Shiss
East Main Street
Ttti Ha
Theft of Gasoline Probed After Pump Lock Breakin
Police investigate a break in at East Main street filling station where several gallons of gasoline were stolen during the night. Chief Duffle says the case has little to go on but there is slight hope of catching the thieves. A similar theft occurred weeks earlier with no arrests.
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East Main Street
Thdeves
Duffle
State board denies 20 pardon requests in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on November 18, the state board of pardons refused twenty applications for re hearing. The board granted new hearings to John Olson of Philadelphia, John Lute of Chester, and William Schmitz of Berks in robbery cases.
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United Press
Harrishurg
State Board of Pardons
John Olson
Philadelphia
John Lute
Chester Lowsewski
Willian Schmitz
Berks
Scrapped Geneva Protocol Shifts British and U S Roles
London and Washington react as Britain asks the League of Nations to postpone discussion of the Geneva protocol on security and disarmament. U S leadership may shift toward pursuing independent disarmament moves while Dominion dissatisfaction grows over mandatory Beitzvelt provisions.
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League of Nations
Washington
Aris
Waolidge
Uli
League
London
Waehtin
Britain
United States
Wrrrons
America
Daily Telegraph
League Assembly
Baldwin
Ulé Council
Rome
Teteysiph
Ramsay Mace
Donald
Dinty Telegraph
Sir Brie Drumimond
Dominions
Primeol
Davis sails to Europe with Mrs Davis after defeat
John W. Davis, who defeated Democratic presidential nominees, sailed for Europe aboard the French liner Paris with Mrs Davis. He said he is out of politics for the time being and plans to spend several months in the French Riviera, with a probable England visit on the way home.
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New York
John W. Davis
Pressdential Nomines
Europe
Davis
Paris
French Riviera
England
Five Best Radio Features Listed by Stations
A radio feature rundown notes WCAP Washington and WEAF New York airing at 30 past the hour. WBZ Springfield presents an Army Band concert at 7:45 PM and a Die Walkure performance. Pacific Studio Concert Program airs from Havana at 8:90 PM. Cuban Navy Band and Kansas City Federated music programs round out the evening.
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WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
M. Stern
U. S. Army
WBZ
Springfield
Stern
Wagner
Die Walkute
Galdand
PWX
Havana
Mey
WDAP
Kansas City
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Howse
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Maryland
San Negro
Burns
Arthur Palmer
High School
Rand Ry D. Sturdevant
A. H. Mahle
Buffalo
Min
Flaherty
R. B. Cord
Charles Parkhurst
Geneva
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