Complete jury selection in Crawford slaying case
The state rests in the murder trial of George Ewing in Crawford County as witnesses testifying include Spartansbury dealers and area foremen. Prospective jurors from multiple townships are listed, with Judge Prather presiding in Criminal Court No. 2 as Jahir Chambers case opens.
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Delyat
Commonwealth
George Ewing
Brawford
Joseph Weidnon
Ha Fe Maitland
J i Wine
Spartinabay
Ita
O'Nlock
Wing
John Watson
Cornwallt Lake
Fennet Smith
East Fairfield Roc
Procter
Motorist Loses License After Alcohol Conviction
Avateow Polichule of this city seeks to list auto owners deprived of driving rights after a liquor violation. The Revocation follows a drunken driving arrest and a liquor conviction involving several Philadelphia residents and others named in connections to the case.
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Avateow Polichule
Rmom
Afate Ho
Alteged
Pellik
Deiti Wuilér
William J. Barry
Philadelphia
George WJ Woolever
Strat Rout
Proctor
Williamypeirt
Andrew Peliciak
Corry
Roy Fnd Hayman
Teo Me Ackton
Lamen Street
Johnstown
Wat
Harnold
Joe Varta
Pareible
Henry Davis
Daniel Jefferson
Philadelphin
A. A. Sack
Ke J. Schaffer
Middletown
Emanuel Tier
RTH
Winebert Wal
Union City Hosts Civil War Veterans Reunion Amid Riot
Union City hosts a Civil War veterans reunion drawing members of the 140th and other regiments. Festivities mix with a violent riot sparked by a demonstration, with reports of multiple deaths and ongoing clashes across the city as events proceed through the day at City Hall, George Hall, the Methodist Church parlors, and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
United Pree Realen
Anei
Dresden
Rmimion
Richard Marvin
Davids
McM
Warnes Mabeys
qWlogracs
Foiled Court Action And Drunken Driving Incident
A courtroom scene reports G Daniels ejected from a hearing after an alleged violation of the law. Attorney Rinatd Kincaid announces moves against the defendant as G Panels faces arrest for operating a motor vehicle under liquor influence following a disturbance on Miles Street last Sunday. Continue on Page 7.
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Lorey Hliine
Teal Court
Daniels
Rinatd Kincaid
G. Daniels
Burnett Sherwood
Miles Sttreet
Eclipse of Sun Visible Here Monday
Corry residents observed a solar eclipse yesterday lasting over an hour, with large crowds gathering for viewing and photographs. Observers nationwide reported successful eclipses aided by observatories, while Mexico City experienced a long standstill as crowds paused work to watch the event.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Wood Holt
Aurius
Snyder Takes Another Step In Code Dispute
The case targets the U TyrE board of firma wand revenue under the administrative code with sweeping fiscal powers. State Treasurer Charles A. Snyder seeks an equitable test to halt salaries and challenge constitutional authority while Attorney General Woodruff and others discuss court strategy.
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Jlarrisburg
Sept
U—Tyre Board
Firma Wand Revenue
Charles A. Snyder
Snyder
Lewis
Finince King
Woodfall
I Sericy
Genernl
Trea Uier Beitg
Hhhiself
Enandi
Code of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Stockholders undecided on trolley line resumption
Reported today that stockholders have not decided to resume trolley service to Columbus. Bus service remains the interim measure, with the traction company noting no steps toward restoring trolley operation between Jametown and EnteryU. Officials say ownership delays hinder action, though buses satisfy recovery needs for now.
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Columbus
Balrel
Oscar Frit
Traction
Atuckhalders
Trotes
Startling rise in divorces shown in census data
Bureau of the census reports a sharp increase in divorces last year, with 21 states recording higher divorce numbers compared with 1916 and 1922 benchmarks. Marriages, by contrast, rose only seven percent, highlighting a growing separation trend amid broader demographic shifts.
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Toutfit
Bureau of the
Eens
Ptaben
Orry Choral Society Praised After Chautauqua Appearance
Orry Choral Society members and friends respond to a letter from Musical Director Paul Warthrom of the Chautauqua Institution praising their recent musical contest performance in Chautauqua New York during the second week of September. Professor Burt plans a three week question and will return in October. the Choral Society is expected to resume activities then.
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Orry Choral Society
Paul. Warthrom
Chautanqua
Chaucauque
Angie
Chautangua
N.Y
Cammy Nevon
Slight quake recorded in Tekamail Neb
A slight earthquake tremor lasting about 80 seconds was felt at 12:30 p m in Tekamail Neb with two local shocks reported. No tremors were recorded on University of Chicago seismographs today. Mrs Katherine Rostafe and daughter Helen Rostafe of Philadelphia visited their son and brother Bobgin Rostoty in Park Street last week.
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Tekamail
University of Chicaga
Katherine Ti Rostafe
Mine Helen
Philadelphia
Aid
Ts Bobgin Rostoty
Park Atrént
Oh Girls Bobbettes Style Returns in New York Era
The article notes a fashion shift as bobbed hair and gendered styles reemerge in New York in 1928. It describes roles for hairdressers, salon routines, and the public fascination with feminine beauty, including debates on hair color and grooming for social events. It mentions salons, beauty standards, and changing attitudes toward fashion.
Divers search sunken destroyers for missing crew
United Press reports off Paint Argusilo a graveyard of seven naval destroyers wrecked in deep sea. Divers comb the battered hulk for twenty two seamen feared dead, while five tugs and shore observers await word. Navy officials weigh responsibility amid harsh currents and equipment losses with limited salvage prospects.
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Calif
Rocky Point Ark
Vansheak
USS
Yburig
R. A. Ponmy
Delphi
Watson
Radio links Tokyo and San Francisco after quake
Radio communication between Tokio and San Francisco resumes via telex and land wires. For the first time since the earthquake, Tokyo to Hawaii and radio stations establish direct contact over a distance of about 1,500 miles. The Radio Corporation notes a conge stion limits messages to plays in Japanese only.
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San Francisco
Tokio
Twipen
Iwiki
Eta Hona Tominka
Papen
Twaki Radio
Radio Corporation
Youths plead guilty at preliminary hearing here
Two Erie youths, Lester Flaherty and Brownie Ufiewsky, both 18, pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing and were ordered held for court under $2000 bail each. Police later recovered loot from local robberies tied to the pair, including items from the Livermore and Barlow Hardware stores, ending a week of store thefts in the city.
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Tip
Corry
Erie
Barlow and Livermore
Lester Flaherty
Ufnowsky
Ufiewsky
R [, Livermore Company
Barlow Hardware Company
Ene
Dunkle
Erie Polio
Polite Dunkle
Thin
Sehich Police
Autambiee
AL Eitte
Evtepe
Aninnhhine Folie
Hye Mike
17Th
Tolland Streets
Ufiawsky
Sig
Tor Acton
Traherty
Rhineland
German Foreign Office
Chil
Ts Neat Police Department
Marie Mooney
Deturtive
Aftser
Cifzens
Barlow Stans
Lorry Baking Company
Spiesman
First Avenue
Knowlton
Livermore Block
Phas Kerry
Uinowaky
Brie
Livenco
West End
Auto Over High Bank At Ormsbee S Narrow Escape
Union City dispatcher reports an accident near Ormsbee s high bank where Ralph Ormibe of Corry and Curry Mag nearly lost their lives. They toppled over a 180 foot embankment after a tire blowout while driving to Union City. Ormibe was thrown clear. Mag crawled free. Both escaped serious injury and drove to Union City for help.
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Union City
Kener Yay
Thiy Vityy
Ralph Ormibee
Corry
Ormpeber
Alome
Senate
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Ewing
Crawford
Prather
Andrew Feliciak
Highway Department
T A. BR
Grorge Hall
Duslog
Board of Finance and Revenue
United Prean
Corry Choral Society
Chautauqua
Bobbettes
Oni
New York
Thele
Searan
Doe
Thousand Dalsgaten
United
United Press
Warlin
Pace Ross
London
Pye
Paris
Chanecellor Stresemann
Germany
Markellr
Stroomann
Margerie
Berlin
Germay
Ragland
Ruhr
Union
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