California Hears Murder Charges From Prison Uprising
State officials began collecting evidence after six leaders of a Folsom prison mutiny were charged with first degree murder for killings during the uprising. Two guards and several convicts died. leaders, including Tony Brown, were placed in solitary confinement pending trial.
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United Press
Volesom
Calif
California
Fulsam
Promcntor
Neil McAllister
Sacramento County
McAllister
Tony Brown
San Francisco
Brown
James Gregg
Fresno
Roy Stokes
Los Angeles
Jamies Gleason
Oakland
Albert Stewart
Walter Burke
Sacramento
Superior Court
P. W. Day
Jess
Pittsburgh Shootings Leave Three Wounded One Dead
Police questioned a suspect as they hunted gunmen who opened fire in the business district last night. Victim Joseph Muitta died after admission to a hospital. Authorities say the three, lured from a nearby pon, were shot from an enclosed car as they talked with an alleged confederate.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Muitta
Polics
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Listed radio features include Notre Dame vs Southern California game coverage on WJ2 and a Walter Damrosch hour with New York Philharmonic on WOR Newark. Also scheduled are a Phileo Bluth hour and opera hour from the Gotham Opera House with network pairings and times.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Southern California
Walter Damrosch
Orchoptea
Newark
New York
Philhisioni
Phileo _Bluhht
Summon Witnesses in Contempt Action by United Press
United Press reports subpoenas prepared by District Attorney Peyton Gordon to summon witnesses for the government contempt case starting December 6. Targeted are former Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania and William J. Madith, a Burns agent, plus Ray Akers and others. Contempt citations have been issued to U.S. Marshals in New Orleans and Chicago for Farry Sinclair and associates. Burns party figures including William J. Burns Jr. and Charles L. Veitch are to appear to accept service.
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Burns’ Halimore
Auto Crash In Wrightsville Road Sparks Arrests Likely
State highway patrol continues investigation into a collision east of Columbus on Wrightsville road. The crash damaged a Chevrolet owned by RoR. Wilcox and involved a Studebaker driven by Hen Sisley. both vehicles wrecked. Sisley’s car swerved into Wilcox’s as it was being passed, injuring Wilcox and his wife.
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Sisley
United Press
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Cleveland
Congress
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Record rainfall floods Limbi area in historic Haiti disaster
United Prov reports in Port au Prince that nineteen inches of rainfall in twenty four hours devastated Limbi North Maui. A 600 square mile tract was swept by flood and about a quarter million people were left homeless. Only a few deaths reported, including men drowned.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Limbi
Maui
Hood
Sister Adopts Whole Family in Court Ruling
In Philadelphia on November 21, a court named Sarah Karp the head of a seven member family, granting her guardianship over her siblings. Despite a weekly income rarely over 25 dollars, she pledged to provide for them, while Louis Karp a cap manufacturer, showed willingness to support the family. The sisters’ ages range from young to adult as the adoptions proceed. Miss Mary Masterson of Oil City arrived for a weekend visit with Miss Coletta Bennett.
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Sysum
Philadelphia
Sarah Karp
Sarah
Louis Karp
Mary Masterson
Oil City
Coletta Bennett
Missing chain store head's son dies in hospital
Pittsburgh report says 11 year old Robert, son of George J. Voxel, died today in St Johns hospital after an extensive search for the missing chain store head.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
George J. Voxel
Robert
St John's Hospital
Corry Baritone Delivers Major Warren Concert
Corry baritone Whittlesey scored a sweeping win in Warren last evening. The Warren Mirror praised his magnetic performance and flawless diction, noting a program that could define the season. The Gazette highlights his German group and Thitian works as standout numbers.
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Warren
Thin City
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Jamestown Man Convicted of Murder in Trooper Slaying
Wilmont Leroy Wagner, a farmhand from Allegany County, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of New York State Trooper Robert Roye at Wagner’s Canandaigua home on September 5. The jury deliberated four hours in Buffalo Supreme Court. The death penalty will be imposed Monday afternoon. Wagner’s co-defendant, Arnold Rasmussen, is also under indictment for the other trooper slaying.
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Wagner
Canendex
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Roy
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Rasmussen
Selige
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Jare
Romanian Bulgarian flare on Danube frontier disrupts fishing
London dispatch from the Xchange Telegraph Vienna correspondent cites an unconfirmed Bulgarian report that Romanian frontier guards fired on Bulgarian fishing boats near the Danube shore. One man was killed and several wounded or captured. Bulgarian minister in Bucharest lodged a protest with Roumanian authorities.
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United Press
London
Xchange Telegraph
Vienna
Danube
Bucharest
Death claims noted prelate in Goth year
Rome November 26 John Cardinal Bonzano, former papal delegate to Washington and organizer of the Vatican Gate Eucharistic Congress, died after gastric tumor surgery. He was 60 and intended to attend the Chicago congress. He left a message for American friends and received mourning from New York, Boston, and Vatican prelates.
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John Carding Bonzano
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Francis Spellman
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Boston
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Nicholas Brady
New York
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Typhoid Case Suspected In Corry Resident
A man named Joe Yokules of 1000 West Pleasant Street was rushed to Corry Hospital after several days of illness. Authorities withheld confirmation as they investigate a suspected typhoid fever case and the contagion’s source.
Governor Negotiating Mine Peace in Colorado Strike
News brief reports a Colorado coal miners strike near settlement as Governor Adams plans to appoint a seven to nine member peacemaker commission to study the situation. Southern miners seek a meeting with employers to push for an agreement as workers from other states enter the mines.
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United Press
Colorado
W. HH. Adiane
Adams
Suefort
State Admits Blunder in Remus Trial Rests Case
In Cincinnati court, the state halted its case against George Remus after conceding a prior misstep. Witness William Hulbershorn, an auto salesman, testified he gave Remus a ride to the Pennsylvania Station, contradicting the state’s earlier timeline about Remus and his chauffeur George Klug.
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Paul White
United Press
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Tn Tle
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Imogene
George Klug
Eden Part
Klug
Pennsylvania Railroad Statiog
Wm Hulbershomn
Huulbershorny
Harrisburg announces James as Treasury personnel director
State Treasurer Lewis in Harrisburg announced the appointment of Mr. James, a Harrisburg newspaper man, as personnel director of the Treasury Department effective December 13. James has led publicity for the Pennsylvania Motor Federation and the campaign of Gov. E.Leibeleman, with prior roles in publicity for the State Highway Department.
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Harrisburg
Criisurer Lewis Today
James
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
E. E. Beileman
Republica Gubernator
Tames
Tighaway
Cold wave to reach Pensylvania Monday, says Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh reports a rapidly moving cold wave dipping below freezing and advancing from the northwest toward Pennsylvania. Weather Bureau officials said the chill could arrive by Monday, with frigid air likely spreading across the state as temperatures fall sharply.
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Pittsburgh
Pensylvania
United States
Former Veterans Bureau head Forbes released from prison
Former head of the United States Veterans Bureau Col Charles R Forbes was released from Federal Penitentiary at Henworth Kansas early today. He spoke of clearing himself and promised startling disclosures about those responsible for his imprisonment, naming Dr Frederick Cook and Warren G Harding. He planned to publish memoirs after visiting his 83 year old mother in Plymouth Massachusetts.
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United Press
Sta
Federal Penitentiary
Henworth
Kas
Charles R. Forts
United States
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Federal
Prion
Forbes
Frederick Cools
North Pole
Warren G. Harding
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Dr Cooks Discovers
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Plymouth
Mass
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Warner T. J. White
Forbes Carriei
Susie
Simmer
St. Louis
St Louis
Randolph Laughlin
Crane accident claims life at Duquesne works plant
Piteshurg reports James J. Grimes a 40 year old machinist at the Carnegie Railroad Company Duquesne works was crushed to death when a locomotive jumped tracks and pinned him against a mould morgue reports state the fatal accident occurred today with Grimes identified by authorities.
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James J. Grimes
Duquesne Works
Carnegie Rtnal Company
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