Dooheny confession admitted in evidence in Pittsfield crossing deaths
Two young Pittsfield residents were killed when a freight train struck their car at a grade crossing south of Youngsville. Robert Camp, son of Mr and Mrs Bert Camp of Cole Township, and Miss Eva Conklin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Conklin of Pittsfield, were instantly killed. The wreckage covered tracks for half a mile, the car reduced to splinters. The accident occurred as Camp was driving toward Warren and Conklin was employed at Warren General Hospital. Train crew investigated. coroner summoned. Bodies taken to Hull mortuary in Youngsville for funeral arrangements. inquest possible.
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Tyuli
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youngsville
Robert Camp
Bert
Camp
Cole
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Wareren
Miss Conklin
Pitts Field
Warrem Hospital
J. Conklin
East
T. 1
Maloney
Biresman
Meyers
J. 1
Maroon
Hagman
Davis
Strayer
Dodson
Warren Tarracks
Hull
Youngsyilfe
Huh
Wrightsville
Goyonor el Lywrey
Dorictor
Hota
Plan Conference on Nearby Road Program
Assemblyman elect John T. King of a shis city will attend a conference with Governor elect John Fisher to discuss a road program in northwestern Pennsylvania. County Engineer Hill leads the movement with Warren and Crawford Counties expected to back funds for needed projects. The Columbus Avenue project and a Spartansburg placement proposal may be discussed, date not yet set.
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Awemblyman
John T. King
Governon
John & Fisher
Hackssuty
Ood Raads
Northwestern
Pennsylvas Wilyly
Hill
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Peprasen
King
Atiic
Three Die in Blaze in New York Apartment Fire
A father and his two sons perished escaping a fire in a New York apartment building. The victims were Sante Wel Weiner, 34, superintendent, and sons Hyman 10 and Isidore 1. Mrs Weiner and three other children were saved. Firefighter Michael Donato, 45, suffered severe injuries carrying nine children to safety.
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United Pros
New York
Sante Wel Weiner
Hyman
Isidore
Repairs on Smith Street lights prompt crosswalk complaints
Pennsylvania Railroad signal men repair work at the West Smith Street crossing to curb faulty signals. City Council complaints grow as motorists and pedestrians report dangerous flashing lights during yard engine operation. City officials, including City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid, have sought fixes for months with little detail on steps taken.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
West Smith Street
Blaine Kincaid
Annual Exodus of Hunters to Deer Country
Pennsylvania travelers flood eastbound trains to deer country as the hunting season nears December 15. Officials expect over 100000 hunters to invade the deer regions while past seasons show large kills and plenty of game around Spring Creek and southern outskirts.
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Deer Country
Pennsylvania Leer
Cn Ng Hirge
Shebiarnech
Thatsarson
Nesilay
Bubksitty Twaipp
Ant Antiee
State Game Comision
Spring Creek
Warren Woman to Speak Here at Hotel Gorry
A Warren woman, Mrs Edward Lindsley, will address the Warren club at Hotel Gorry on Wednesday. The luncheon begins at one o clock with tickets available at Miss Mullers Music Parlors. Reservations requested by Tuesday.
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Edward Lindsey
Woman's Club
Hotel Gorry
Edward Lindsley
Warren
Chib
Accision
Harry B. Bradley
Franklin
Wama
A. Chibs
Aley
Missing Sugar Grove girl found in Indiana
Police reported that 13 year old By a Rosequet of Sugar Grove was located in Indiana and returned home. A search conducted in October covered the area after she disappeared from her home on October 26.
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Bya Rosequet
Sugar Grove
Indiana
Sony
Minister's Wife Denies Knowing of Love Affairs
Mrs Bran celi Stevens Hall testified for nearly ten hours denying knowledge of an affair between her husband Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Alca chor Mills. Prosecutor Alex Simpon pressed for acknowledgment of suspicion in the murder case tied to the 1922 disappearance, while Hall maintained she did not suspect infidelity despite extensive cross examination.
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Ounsted Press
Somerville
Mra Branceli Stevens Hall
Dward W Hall
Alcachor Mills
Alex Simpalin
Hall
Simpson
Juniors Drown When Sandbar Fails Off Salinas River
United Press reports two small boats carrying young hunters were swept to sea at the Salinas river mouth after a sandbar gave way amid torrential rains. Six youths died: Arthur Millett 10 Frank Gomez 19 Robert Gores 18 from Pacific Grove and Salinas area plus 17 year old Salinuaque and twin brothers Al Jon and Raymond Gottriedsen from Salinas.
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United Press
Salinas
Cuilf
Sik Young
Arthur Millett
Frank Gomez
Robert Gores
Pacific Graviy
Sainuelaque
AL Jon
Raymond Gottriedsen
Sali
Urge Repair of East Columbus Ave Stretch
Urgent call to repair East Columbus Avenue stretches to improve the route toward permanent improvements. Officials urge immediate action to haul gravel and fill potholes, aiming to make the highway passable as conditions worsen. The city must act quickly to prevent further deterioration and disruption to eastern routes.
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East Columbus Ave
East Columban
Lily
Kesuring
Democrats to contest four Senate races emerge
Washington reports Democratic agents operate in Pennsylvania and Indiana seeking contests that could deny Republicans a Senate majority. They cite alleged improper procedures and threats tied to seat challenges against Republican incumbents, with leaders weighing action for Wilson and other contested races.
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Washington
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Indianny
Yoornine
Ielinvis
Maile
Tocal Democratic
Joseph Giiey
Pennslvania S
Vara
Guffey
Witet Chemi
Win
B_ Wilson
Senatoria
Police Department tightens grip on bad-check cases
Police report fifty to seventy five bad check cases in recent months, with Chief Dunkle announcing plans to pursue three or four more. A youth was arrested Saturday linked to a ringing of several checks at Lola establishment. Settlements have been reached in most cases, with authorities noting the issue as widespread and persistent. Mrs Hermett travels to Cleveland this afternoon for a stay that may last some time.
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Dunkle
Tala ix
Lola
Seeml
May
Nuit
Police Department
Aus
Control of U S Senate at stake in Maine today
PORTLAND Me November 20 United Press reports a Maine special election to choose a successor to Senator Bent M Taftwald Reuters Gould Republican faced Fulton J Rieman Democrat in a bitter campaign marked by charges of excessive expenditures and party cross endorsements The outcome was highly anticipated with party leaders predicting broad support including in Androscoggin county leader Daniel Tislet claiming GOP strength in the state
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United Press
Portland
Maine
United States Senate
Bent M. Tetawald
Arthur R Gould
Ren
Fulton J. Reiman
Dem
Gould
Ralph O. Brewster
Wores
Redman
Androscoggin
Demperdiie
Daniel Tislet
Republican State Committee
British mine strike ends as eight hour day agreed
Separate working agreements between miners and operators pave the end of Britain's coal crisis. The eight hour day becomes the basis of settlement, with price cuts and reduced output cited as part of the return to normalcy. About 500000 miners are back at work, and an additional 100000 may rejoin soon as district settlements unfold.
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United Press -Ondon
Great Britain
London
Lancahire
Tiitain
Britain
Local visitors travel to Erie for family business
Mr and Mrs Albert Mixer and daughter Mrs Arthur Eckman with Lawrence and Alma Dinn arrived in the city by auto to visit and tend to affairs. Mrs L B Stilson of Brocton joined from Saturday upon the call of her daughter Mrs TH Mudge who is a patient at a hospital.
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Albert Mixer
Arthur Eckman
Ton, Lawrence
Alma Dinn ‘Elder
Erie
L. B. Stilson
Brocton
City
TH. B. Mudge
Government Wins Important Point On Trial In Oil Scandal
Washington November 29 the government won a key point in the oil scandal trial as Justice Moehring admitted statements by Albert B Fall and Edward Doheny into evidence The ruling clarifies whether Senate testimony given without immunity can be used in a criminal case and sets a legal precedent regarding voluntary statements and witness immunity The evidence includes a December 26 1923 letter citing a cash loan and Doheny’s later testimony about advancing funds to Fall and the personal note he gave to his wife
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United Press
Washington
Gov.ernmefit
Adolph Moehring
Albert K. Fall
Edward J. Doheny
Senate
Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Oil Rveucve
Hoehling
Traaifer Strick
Tall
FT McLean
Imoreas
Pulisher
Joan
Worker Suffers Fractured Arm at Local Plant
Henry Jowies a Standard Automatic Products employee sustained a fractured arm in an accident at the plant this morning. The fracture was reduced by a local doctor and the worker was reported getting along as well as could be expected. Details of the incident were not available this afternoon.
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Henry Jowies
Standard Automatic Products Coy
Manis
Radio Schedules Feature Five Best Programs
WJZ New York at 8:00 AM presents Baster’s Orch and Colin O More tenor. WEAF connects seven stations at 10:00 PM with Verdi opera Aida. WBZ Springfield airs Spanish War Veterans program at 9:30 PM. CRAG Calgary Mountain Aeolian Quartets at 9:00 PM. WSUZ Town City concert features Aeolian works.
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WJZ
New York
Basters
Tenry Hadlley
Colin O'More
WEAF
Verdifs Opera
WBZ
Springfield
Crag
Calgary
Mountain
WSUZ
Centtral
Coocret
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HIS Waterloo
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Antremick
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HO. Hermett
Cleveland
U.S. Senate
Fernwold
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