Contested Miss McLaughlin from Wyoming in Atlantic contest
Wyoming entrant Mary McLaughlin of Riverton weighs 188 pounds in the America heavyweights division of the Atlantic News contest. The report notes long standing royal gossip about the Duchess of Kent and Edward VII’s marriage and hints at a split in British circles. Police in Philadelphia question Philp Krahl 27 over a missing child case after he allegedly confessed to burying two children. the children later reappear unharmed.
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Philadelphia
Philp Krahl
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Erroneous Court Trial Motion Involving Calabrese Case
The court heard arguments on a motion for a new trial for Javie Calabrese who was convicted of robbery and impostor charges. Judge Hirt refused the new trial while noting possible later action. Calabrese was released on bail of 1500 dollars after the state attorney informed the superior court of ongoing doubt in the defendant's guilt.
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Tullge Hirt
Fuets
Calabrese
Mortimer Grafhamast
May
State Superior Court
Six-Acre Row of Corn Reported Near Lorain
A Lorain seal tea t visited Jose Kennedy of Lost Creek West Virginia reporting a six acre row of corn. The relative notes Kennedy grows a spiraling row starting at the base and ending at the top. The tale claims the corn yields about AO bushels. Your money buys more groceries when you check the Journal ads.
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Jose Kennedy
Lost Creek
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Journal
City Considers Surrender of Street Opening Permits
The State Department of Highways asked Muncie officials to surrender authority to issue permits for street openings on streets now under state control. The request was made weeks ago but Council deferred action, revived last night after an inquiry by the night lepine tap and council discussions on handling permits through the county office.
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State Department of Highways
Te Department
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Counell
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Figineen
Cooperation Sought Among Penna Growers
Harrisburg September reports a statewide effort to unite the 32 counties of Pennsylvania to improve marketing of produce. James L. Stites, director of the Bureau of Markets, urged growers to seek help from Shelton R. Paulo, potato marketing official, as state funds of 329000 were approved by the 1987 Legislature to support the program.
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Bennesylvinia
Silvess
James L. Stites
Binway of Markets
Sheltim R. Paulo
Son
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Crude Oil Byproducts Yield Resins and Asphalts
A fragment notes crude oil produces motor fuels and also yields resins and asphalts. The text references refining outputs and related byproducts in a historical context.
District Dams Delay Scrutiny of Water Power Plans
In Pittsburgh district, Lieutenant Colonel We, J Orvell, an Army engineer, received $4,000,000 by action of President Roosevelt last month to begin road construction. The delay hinges on committee revisions and possible sources of water power funding as Congress weighs the project.
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Peter Twirth
J. Orvell
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