Chicago Youths in Court for Murder Hearings
James Va recha, confessed killer of three men and attacker of three women, appears in court amid linked lis lips and shootings. Charles Arnold pleads guilty to a murder indictment in the hammer slaying of Mrs Elly Saxe. Dr Harry Hollman from Cook County Mental Health Clinic observes Charles mentality.
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Chicago
James
Iezy
Recha
Ofie Steper
Elly Saxe
Harry Hollman
Small
Cook Vanity Harmor Clinic
Charles
Happenings in Beaverdam and vicinity highlights
Local item brief notes numerous social visits and events in Beaverdam and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs Jarl Proctor Mrs Walter Proctor and Miss Lora Lyons in Corry Priday. families from Union City North East Spartans Wattsburg and Corry join Thanksgiving and church activities. A cemetery tool house move contract and Ladies Aid meetings are mentioned along with multiple dinners and Sunday visits.
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Beaverdam
Jarl Proctor
Walter Proctor
Car Lyons
Lora Lyons
Cor‘y_Priday
Owen Fullom
Mark Putloo
Jerry
Anna Macdonald
Union City
Martha Maynard
Son le
Robert Mulvin
Zev
George Mulvin
N Drymer
N.Y
Les Proctor
Pian
Arthur
B. J. Watrous
Proctorville
Hi A. Lyons
Wirs
Hattie Brooks
North East
Frank Ladd
J. D. Whitney
Ana Dese Whitney
Lailies'Aid Society
U. S
Byrom, Hodge
Carter Hilt
William Hodge
Mabelle Williams
Rena
EH. Wilys
Francis McClelland
Wiie
J. Mi Metlelland Riday
Curtis Showers
Meredith Mueller
Isburgh
Cs Vullom
Bert Bowen
Lee Proctor
Brey
Joe Cummings
Corry
W. H. Gum
Inga
Hibbard Swan
Mies
Chartes Swan
Clarence Bisbee
Clint Bisheend
Johnson
Watsburg
Ys. M. Johnson
Wattsburg
Ryd Wstes
Arbuckle
Victor Stanford
Dierick
Dalton, WN
Lynn Greenfield
Jobby
May Warntbold
Morwell
N. Y
Sunjay
Lyle Proctor
Robert Mulgim
Stanley Proctor
Carl Lyons
Cheki Smith
Belly
R. Lyons
Leo Maynard
Theodore Henly
Tom
Ladies Aid Sbilety
Mt. Choren
Leon Proctor
Charles Proctor
Charles Houge
Paul Williams
Damily
HH Williama
Keller
Clayton
the Church
Miss Keller
Mia Clayton
Whon Messenger
Brandaon
Social visits and gatherings flood Waltsburg and nearby towns
A string of hospitality events fills the week as Mr. and Mrs. Chirence Bisbee, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bisbee, and numerous other couples visit homes in Waltsburg Donation and surrounding areas. Guests include the Proctors, Taylors, Hammonds, Williams, Proctors, Swan, Whitney, and many more, with dinners, card parties, and fraternal visits noted across Cottage Hill Jamestown Union City and Proctorville.
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Chirence Bisbee
Clint Bisbee
Waltsburg
Waller Proctor
Son Statley
James Proctor
Donation
Thairstay
Carl Lyon
Charles Tanner
Lyle Proctor
Glenn Kappel
Cottage Hill
Carl Proctor
Rexford and
Warren
Ployd Hammmond
Columbus
Sunda
Fini
Newell Gurl Sims
Jamestown
H. D. Whitney
Wridiy
Fred Sturgis
Wieren
Charles
Hodge
Megile Williams
Union City
For
AL TH. Williams
Allen Messenger
Hsther Tubbie
Arthur
Bie
J. M Metelland Phursday
Nels Yourngs
Charles Swan
Min Lee
Oy Htt
Finle
Thase
Ghul
Lyle Preor
Roy Neil
Clarence Bishes
Merle Bowen
Gharles Swan
Lawrence Walrus
Janis Watrous
Joe Barnhart
James Crowill
Carl Lyons
Sind
Waller Procton
Victor Klisart
Charles Bust
Edward Blass
Jesse Whitney
Rosela
Harley
Spartansburg
Gerald Bagley
Corry
Ruth
Cuiton Smith
Proctorville
Hev. Strong
A. H. Williams
Two Die After Car Struck at Pennsylvania Crossing
Two men were killed when a Reading Company train struck their automobile at a grade crossing near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania. The victims were identified as Prine Telritskewirs and Aniloseph Sevetskie both aged 12.
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United Press
MT. Carmel
Mien On
Waly
Locust Gap
Reading Company
Prine Telritskewirs
Anil Doseph Sevetskie
Bath
Scholarships From Senators May Be Dropped
Philadelphia reports that lawmakers consider abolishing free senate scholarships at Penn, Pitt, Temple, and State College. Proposals claim abolition would curb racketeering, save funds, and limit elite access, while defenders warn of taxpayer burden and loss of opportunities for deserving students. Leaders of the four institutions back investigations into the program.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hose
Penn
Pill
Temple
State College
Wolless
de Stnsteheery Macemi
Bertram @. Fraaier
Charence J. Buckman
Montgomery County
Hoth
William D. Manafield
Macesport
Pailadelphis
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Gates
Hay
Doylestown Slayer Suspect Tied to Petter Bandit Tale
Framed by claims of a “petter bandit” link, Charles Arnwine is suspected in the murder of Frances Rempfer, a 15 year old schoolgirl found slain near woods. Police say Arnwine confessed to killing under emotional strain after abducting and kissing her lips before shooting himself. Investigators pursue other motives as more young women connected to Arnwine’s affairs surface.
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Doylestown
United Press
Frances Rempfer
Hiss
Mipy
Charles Avn Wwine
Armyine
Gir
Arn Vite
Sind
Arnwine
Fourrth Young Gin
Success Seen For Roosevelt By Indiana Man
A Syracuse Indiana report quotes W L Ballard predicting a strong Roosevelt administration grounded in heredity. Ballard cites fathers’ ages at birth of leaders, argues Roosevelt’s calm deep personality ensures an organized, powerful future. He claims brains need not imply goodness, but heredity fosters right conduct. Miss Florence Fredlund in Washington, D. C., with friends, has turned her.
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United Press
Syracuse
Franklin
Rosevelt
W. L. Ballard
Roosevelt
Jefferson Davis
Robert
Lee
Benjamin Hirsison
William Pitt the Younger
President Taft
Queen Victoria
Wroodredy Wilson
Ballard
Ballard i
New York
Little Giant of Prohibition Movement Speaks at Jamestown Rally
Howard of Rochester, chairman of the National United Committee for Law Enforcement, told a large audience in Jamestown that repealing the Eighteenth Amendment is a distant goal. The rally, sponsored by local dry groups, highlighted a prayer meeting planned for Monday ahead of Congress.
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Jamestown
Rochester
Washington Monument
Chautauqui County
Chautauqua County
Sesson
Congress
Pneumonia Fatal to Child in Columbus
The 11 year old girl Sarah inex with pneumonia died at home near Blue Rye at 628 o'clock after Thanksgiving Day. She attended Blue Eye school and was a popular child. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Intertime with interment in Spring Creole demubery.
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Sarah Inex
Roy Degeans
Columbus
Blue Rye
O'Clark
Blue Eye
Alelonis
Classified Ads Department Readiness for Readers and Services
A historic classified notice outlines ad categories and submission norms for timely reader contact. It details housewife and business opportunities, ad placement rules, editing rights, error handling, and standard rates per word. It lists sections from personal notices to automotive services and building trades, urging accurate copy to maximize results.
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Charles Arnold
Jamies Varecha
Harry Hoffman
Beaverdam and Vicinity
Fly
U. B
Beaverdam News
HL. Sutton
South Street
Meadville
Tina
Etta Kett
Bann
Seine
MI Ang
By Paul Robinson
Petter Bandit
Advance. Dry Cleaners
M. J. Martin
Ms South Pa
Antry
Ese
Indiana
Floreice Fredlund
Washington, D. C
Howard
Philco
Philew
Sladow
Root’s Furniture Store
South Genfey Street
R. Rutherford
Carly Gh
Dempsey's Market
L. Dodd
Rhone
Coe Uum
Park
Chunk
Salm—Sterl
Aingie
Hisy Ness
O. W. Hicks
East Church Street
Gould Street
J. B. Pateterson
Watt
G. Thom
Greyford M. Woods Company
Dodd
Pion
Landor
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