Slayer Found Sane and Ordered to Stand Trial
Jamestown October 1. James Mincentis aged 15, charged with first degree murder for killing his daughter Bridger 22 and injuring daughter Muri 4, was transferred from Gowanda State Hospital to Mayville jail. He will face Supreme Court in Mayville before Justice Edward R. O Malley. Assistant DA John Leonard He will be moved to the November term for trial. Medical examiners had deemed him sane, though alienists noted depression at times.
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Jamestown
Fhinpo
Tey Mincentis
Bridger
Muri
Gowanda Stateospital
Helmuth
Mayville
Axel Levin
Prt
Supreme Court
Edward R. O'Malley
John Leonard
State Hospital
Altman W
Gowanda
Leonard
Lele
Dé Vine
Centis
Kiowlay
Uden
Thy
Watchman Falls From Liberty Bridge During Construction
Pittsburgh Frank Dillman of Sharpsburg night watchman suffered a fractured leg and possible back injuries after an apparent fall from the Liberty Bridge span during construction. He was unconscious and believed to have fallen at night near the end of the span.
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Pittsburgh
Ger
Thomas Cardill
Sharpsburg
Liberty Bridge
Cali
Judge Hardy Called In McPherson Case
State pursues proof Aimee Semple McPherson was abducted or framed as prosecutors seek to show she lied about her exit from the country. Judge Carlos Hardy to be questioned on knowledge of letters and instructions tied to evidence in the strange Los Angeles case.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Kennett G. Ormiston
Carmel
Calif
Love Nest
Minnis Kennedyy
Mrs. Kenedy
Aimee Semple
McPherson
Wenner
Carlos Hardy
R. A. McKinley
Long Beach
Keyes
Hardy
Jin
Tapping
Miss X
J Ormiston
Goff Testifies in Daugherty Fraud Trial
United Press reports Senator Guy V. Goff of West Virginia testified in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial. The 58 year old former attorney general aide described the assets paid by American General to German and Swiss interests tied to Richard Mertot of Frankfurt. The hearing touched on Goffs career from secretary of the navy under Hayes to assistant U S attorney general and later senator.
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United Press
New York
Guy V. Goif
Republican
West Virginia
Harry M. Daugherty-Thos
W. Miller
Attorney General's
American General Company
Alves
Richard Mertot
Frankfurt
Germany
Goff
Seureniry
Navy
President Hayes
Harding
Milwaukee
Wis
New Arrest in Jersey Murder Case
Jersey City October 1 a new arrest for murder will be made in the Hall Mills case Patrick Hayes chief investigator for Prosecutor Alexander Simpson said the arrest will be made soon on new information obtained by the State but the information has no bearing on statements by Henry Dickman a former state trooper on the case
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United Press
Jersey City
Hall Mills
Patrick Hayes
Alexander Simpson
Hayes
Henry Dickman
Slite
Ship sinks in Kanawha River
A Pittsburgh and Charleston packet named Senator Ordill sank last night in the Kanawha River near the lock after an obstruction. Passengers and crew reached the shore safely. Divers will go to the scene to attempt raising the vessel.
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Galltpussee
No more Rheumatism Ends the Pain with S S S
An old advertisement claims rheumatism dissolves when the body is filled with rich red blood. It promotes S S S as the cure, asserting red blood cells build immunity and restore energy, promising rest and happiness. The larger bottle is more economical at drugstores.
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S.S. S
Health Board notice on diphtheria controls issued
The Corry Health Board announces regulations for a diphtheria outbreak. Quarantine rules require two negative cultures for release, with relaxations for food handlers. no terminal fumigation but sterilization of patients’ clothing. households with positive cultures to isolate and obtain negatives before release. Adult gatherings allowed with limits for children, and school immunization campaigns urged.
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Theouphance
Haroll R. Wood
State Department of Health
Board of Health
City of Corry
Novelist Tired of Titles Sits by Rail Quietly
A quirky note from the New Orleans States depicts a novelist resting by a railroad right of way with a notebook, attempting to jot down names of sleeping cars as they pass. The image captures a whimsical moment reflecting on titles and creativity.
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New Orleans
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