Kane Retains Counsel for Murder Trial in Hampton
Professor Kane, accused of murdering his wife Jenny, will not accept offers from prominent lawyers. Kent Kane and J Winston Read will continue defense efforts, while the prosecution adds Hiram Smith to assist in December. Kane confers with Bradford cousin before returning home to his father Dr Gyan O Neil Kane.
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Cane
Phish
Kane
Jenny
Hampton
Kent Kane
Bradford
J. Winston Read
Newport News
Mr. Read
Professor Kane
Hiram Smith
Virginia
Bradfbry
Gyan O'Neil Kane
Youngsville Firemen swiftly halts house blaze
The Youngsville fire department was called Monday afternoon to a fire at A. M. Cordner's home on Upper North Main Street. Firefighters arrived quickly, contained the flames in an upper room, and prevented major damage. The volunteer squad earned praise for their prompt action when the siren sounded.
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Youngsviled
Youngsville Fire Department
A. M. Cordner
Noth Main Street
Youngsville Fire Company
Suspected bombs found under culvert in Foley Road
Oct 14 Special Policeman Nick Patronick uncovered two large wooden pieces drilled with shotgun bore holes and plugged with powder. No fuses found. Police investigate where the wood came from and the motive for the possible bombing plot under a culvert on Foley Road in the city’s northwestern section.
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Nick Patronick
Gunpoluyder
Patronick
Foley Road
Void
Olice
Two Injured In Kennedy Car Collision
In Kennedy on Oct. 14 Mrs. M. C. Jolett and her daughter Miss Dorothea were injured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by M. L. Quick, Elba division superintendent of the Dairymen's League. The Jolett car turned over causing cuts and bruises, including a deep gash on Miss Jolett's forehead. They received first aid at Mattison and Haskins store before medical care.
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M. C. Jolett
Dorofe
Miss Jolett
M. L. Quick
Elba
Dairymen's League
Jolett
Kennedy
Frewsburg-Kennedy Road
Mattison and Haskins
Mr. Quick
Driver Blamed for Pedestrian Death in Inquest
A coroner's jury in Brim found Thomas B. Burns of Wesleyville at fault in the death of Anthony Cleslikowski, 64, struck at 18th and Ash streets Sunday night. The inquest concluded Burns drove recklessly and at excessive speed.
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Brim
Thomas B. Burns
Victory Avenue
Wesleyville
Anthony Cleslikowski
East 24Th Street
Burns
Oleslikowski
18Th
Ash Streets
Daniel S. Hanley
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Bradford Attorney
Youngsville Firemen
GFK
Kennedy- Frewsburg Road
Ea Pra Tras
Magnesia
Rexall Stores
Condra'’S Pharmacy
Wwe
Fomall Store
Buy
Ea Bonnet
North Center Street
Corry, PA
Bayon
Eich’ Junior Department Store
Feder
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