Fall and Doheny Conspiracy Trial Opens at Court
The trial resumes as Mrs Anna Branson, an elderly witness, testifies about the alleged alibi in the Hall Milis murder case. She says Henry Stevens was at Lavallets NJ that night, while she cooked dinner and saw him the next day, complicating the defense.
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United Pros
Somervilley N. L
Milis
Ward
Anna Branson
Henry Stevens
Prankes Stevens Hall
Willie Stevens
Edward Hall
Eleanor Milly
Stevens
Lavallets
Jamestown Legion Honors Local Veteran at Cemetery
Sixty World War veterans from Ita Lou Spring Weit American Legion conducted graveside services for Clemons Bushey at St. Elizabeth's cemetery. Military honors included a firing squad from the 74th Infantry N.Y.N.F, with bugler and pallbearers named.
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Jamestown
74Th Infantry
Prifrtes Sunholm
Linden Gesman
Simmons
Glade
Celek
Tutepti Novara
Bugler
Youngsville Man Files Bankruptcy Petition in Pittsburgh
T. J. Miller of Youngsville trading as Miller Creamery, Products Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court at Pittsburgh. Liabilities listed at 67 135.43 with assets of 37 725.00. He operated a cream plant at Youngsville and was engaged in confectionery drinks here and at Sheffield.
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T. J. Miller
Youngsville
Miller Creamery, Products Company
Pittsburgh
Sarah, Miller
Antos
Youngs
Ville
Shelfeld For & Line
City considers ordinance to curb dry law violations
Corry officials draft a new municipal ordinance to ban sale and possession of intoxicating liquor and raise fines for disorderly conduct. The measure, replacing Bill No 411, sets a maximum fine of 1000 dollars and targets bootlegging with aims to staunch the trade. It will be discussed at the regular December council meeting.
Uncle Sam guides selecting a Thanksgiving turkey
Uncle Sam through the agriculture department offers guidance on choosing a turkey. Experts advise checking flesh amount especially on the breast back and hips with the bird back up. Cooking method suggests a covered roaster with water and a carefully regulated oven to prevent drying.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Agriculture Department
Uncle Sumis
New England
Peaches Gets Big Alimony in Separation Suit
In Browning v Brownning, Justice Mor scooper in supreme court awards Mrs Jances Meemin Browstinge alimony of 000 a year and 8000 counsel fees. The case, consolidating the husband Edward W Browning’s suit for separation with the wife’s cross claim, contrasts her demand for 4000 monthly alimony and 25000 in fees. Browning asserts annual income near 300000 and real estate assets around 10000000.
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Browning
United Prov
Heenan
Jhutloe Murghhauser
Jonwarys
Judge'sstand Sustained in Mail Fraud Plea Case
Federal judges uphold prison sentences after pleas of nollo contendere in a Pittsburgh case. Hudson and Brogan were sentenced to one year and one day in Atlanta prison for using the mails to defraud. They argued the plea reflected a settlement by fine from English law, but the government prevailed.
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the. Hudson and
Seaplanes poised for record nonstop Panama flight
Commander Harold T Bartlett leads two PN C seaplanes on a 2100 mile nonstop hop from Hampton Roads to Panama if weather holds. Final tests were satisfactory and guard ships patrol the Atlantic to aid and safeguard the attempt.
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United Area
Washington
Harold T Bartlett
Hampton Ronde
Panama
Navy Department
Bartlett
John Rodgers
Hawaii
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Miami
Old Providence
Teland
Colon
Selleeth Ha Bae
Tuet
Byron
J. Connett
Perhapis
Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of Rum Cars
Washington Nov 2 The Supreme Court sustained seizure of automobiles owned by innocent parties under the Internal Revenue law allowing the government to seize vehicles used in evading taxes. Justices Sutherland Butler and Reynolds dissented.
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Rrers
Washington
Innos
Internal Revenue Law
United States Supreme Court
Sutherland, Tutler
Reynolds
Benefit Bridge Party At Parish Hall
Arrangements for a benefit bridge party by the Lillian Guild are underway at Parish Hall Tuesday evening. Members discuss committee work and reservations. Harriet Glowghi is chairwoman. Refreshments and awards will be provided. proceeds support the charity.
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Lillian Guild
Parish Hil
Harriet Glowghi
Blyen
Tse
Rescue squads push to reach entombed miners after mine flooding
In Hazelton Pay Noy 22 rescue teams press toward the No 1 breast where miners are trapped. Drillers face slow progress with 15 feet yet to go while attempts to access No 8 tunnel amid flooded passages intensify. George Gallagher leads rescue efforts amid rising water as teams explore abandoned sections.
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Hazelton
Tombicken
Jnilay
George Gallagher
Johharge
Lemn
Insane youth fires at breakfast group in Bridgetown home
Linwood Ware, 24, opened fire with an automatic pistol at 4 in his parents Bridgetown residence injuring two, possibly fatally wounding a third. He fled the scene but was later captured. The victims William Candy and his wife, both in their 50s, boarded with Ware’s parents. Ware’s sister Madeline Maxwell, 26, was severely wounded with doubtful recovery.
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United Press
Bridgetown
N. Nay
Linwood Ware
William Candy
Ware
Madeline Maxwell
Treasury official J B Winston to retire in months
Under Secretary of the Treasury J B Winston said he intends to retire from public life within a few months. The announcement came as Rep Ogden Mills of New York, who retires from Congress in March, was connected with the situation.
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United Press
Washington
Slayer Reprieved Again in Decades-Old Bank Robbery Case
United States dispatch from Altoona Pennsylvania reports Jakoshi, to be electrocuted at Rockview this morning, granted a one week reprieve. He is sought for details on a $100,000 bank robbery at Imperial, Pennsylvania, a crime tied to a prior Western Penitentiary sentence. Prosecutors press for information while authorities continue their appeals.
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United
Altoona
Jakoshi
Rockview Penitentiary
Ako
Imperial
Irtadeoekiy
Guarda
Wester Pen
Glendon
Pavl
Fire Tragedy Strikes Guests at Kangley Hotel
United Press reports a deadly blaze at the Kangley hotel in Los Angeles early today. About 70 guests were trapped as flames spread, with at least five known dead. Officer B J Dulas found What Mlaxes after entering the building and raising the alarm. Guests fled in their night clothing as flames forced evacuations through fire escapes and exits. Several injuries were reported from jumps to the ground.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Vutify
B.J Dulas
St Paul Rail System Sold At Public Auction
The Milwaukee and St Paul Railway was sold at public auction to Robert Swaine and Donald C. Swatlaid for 10 million dollars. Their bid was immediately assigned to the Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacific Railroad Company, which will be the new company name. Reorganization and lifting of receivership started March 18, 1925.
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United Press
Butte
Mont
Cheago, Milwaukee and
Drastic City Zoning Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court upheld Euclid Ohio zoning ordinance restricting land use and building height. It reversed an Ohio district court ruling, establishing a key precedent for zoning laws nationwide.
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United Press
Washington
Euclid
Oligshburl
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
Ohio District Court
High Tribunal
Detaure
United States
Supreme Court to Try Count Sabie von Hoogstmden
New York November 22 United Press reports Supreme Court justice Aaron Levy set December 8 for the trial of Count Sabie von Hoogstmden on charges of separation against Millicent Rose interim.
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Count Salm
United Pres
New York
Supreme Court Tnstige
Aaron Levy
Sat
Deventer
Sabie von Hoogstmden
Iit For Separation
Millicent Rose
Elgin Woman's Mother Fatally Struck by Train
Mrs. Alice Chase, 66, of Elgin, was fatally injured when struck by a Pennsylvanian Work train at the South Franklin street crossing in Titusville around 7 AM. She was deaf, apparently did not hear the train, and died at Titusville Hospital shortly after. The deceased was well known in the Elgin area and had frequently visited the town.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin Street
Bue
Alice Chase
N. Babeork
Elgin
Titusville
Trailroad
Chase
Titsville Hospital
Wanda Shai
Yite
Uphold Opinion in Bell's Case
Justice Frazer in the Supreme Court upholds the Allegheny County Common Pleas Court ruling dismissing the bill of equity filed by Peter Camernm Secretary of the State Hankin Department. The action sought $300,000 in bonds pledged as collateral for funds deposited in the Carnegie Trust by Allegheny County officials.
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Unltd Pro Paladelphia
Justice Frazer
Supreme Court Today
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Peter Camernm
State Hankin Department
Carnegien Trust 20
Allegheny County Home
W. L. Henderson
A. H. Dixon
Poor
Allegheny County
Deaths by Own Action Reported At Washington Monument
The Washington monument was used today as a means of death by own action. B Ward, 35, a colored man, jumped from the top. Harry Anderson, Spanish American War veteran, leaped to his death Saturday. Marie Edwards sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 50000 damages over her husband Hugh Edwards's death in an automobile accident at Prisco crossing, Beaver County, on Sept. t
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Wy Wuew
Washington
Washington Monument
B. Ward
Colered
Harry Anderson
United Press Ford
ITY
Marie Edwards
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hugh Edwards
Abel Dent
Prisco Crossing
Pronelnownship
Beaver County
Corry Sees Real Winter Weather Reach Town
Corry experienced a genuine winter spell with temperatures around twenty above and several inches of snow. A cold wave followed near zero readings in the Midwest, with a forecast of more drops then a warmer spell later in the week.
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Corry
Nias
Jury selection begins in famous oil cases in D C
In Washington the trial of Albert H. Fall and Edward Doheny starts with jury selection in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Prospective jurors are questioned about familiarity with Revelry and radio addresses on the oil scandal as lawyers seek impartial panelists.
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United Presa
Washington
America
Harding
Ofl
Bar of Justice
Albert H. Pall
United States
Tntation
Edward J. Doheny
Ihe
Ernational Petroleum
George 8. Hoover
Samuel Hopfins Adams
Rik Hills-Teapot Dome
Senator Walsh
Montana
Paul Allen
Venireman
Walsh
Kenry D. Byers
An Press
Thomas R. Carey
Check Raising Scheme Bared in Johnstown Trial
Nov 22 in Pittsburgh United States district court Judge R M Gibson presides over the trial of twelve Johnstown district defendants in a $123 000 check raising scheme prosecution led by Federal Assistant Attorney Samuel W Pringle. Defense attorney Percy Allen Rose argues the indictments accuse Mrs Jones cashier of Holscripple Bank of orchestrating daily meetups in Wilson's office to fix accounts and falsify records to permit the alleged scheme involving 250 banks in the Johnstown district.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
United States District Court
R. M. Gibson
Samuel W. Pringle
Percy Allen Rose
Johntown
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations
A scanning of schedules shows WPAA Dallas features the Honey Boys Orchestra. WCAE Pittsburgh airs a Kaufmann and Baer Mutuel Aid Association minstrel show. WOR Newark presents Harmoniats. WBAP Fort Worth lists Fiddie Bund, while CFCF Montreal previews the Royal Orchestra.
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WPAA
Dallas
T. Honey Boys
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Kaufmann and Baer Mutuel Aid Association
WOR
Newark
Harmoniats
WBAP
Fort Worth
Fiddie Bund
CFCF
Montreal
Royal Orcheatsa
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