Not Guilty Verdict In Spartandhirgon Murder Case
In Crayford county court a jury acquitted George Wig, Weare, and Ward of murdering Prine Crawforth near Spartandhirgon. Eyewitness testimony by Dr. Maitland and others described the fatal bullet and the events surrounding the shooting. Witnesses including Joby M. Webb testified about firearms and the weapon involved, while defense and prosecution outlined alibis and motives before the verdict was delivered.
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George Wig
Weare
Prine Crawforth
Spartandhirgon
Crayford County Court
Ewing
Fank Thumay
Mentyilie
Dianne Kinatdlab
Devinn
Chard
Crayford
Rink
Prather
Csimmon
Joby M. Webb
Spartans
Ochristan
Rome
Helu
Termoxsee
Ohmamany
Siam
Heinne Crawford
Hethad
Crawford
Gill
Maitland
Spartansburg
Maitland Aldnot
Winns
Undertaker
Webb
Fieeo
George Toving
Hayman
Frearms Hut
Riondy
Itteuld
Corry
Mc Kinewich
Crawlai Z
Daeal
Mat
Incomplete Tokyo Japan Disaster Check-In Progress
United States dispatch from Tokyo reports two weeks after the quake and fires that official death tolls remain incomplete. Tokyo and Yokohama show heavy devastation with extensive fires and rebuilding, while police say many homes and businesses were destroyed and thousands remain homeless. Government plans address rescue, relief, and orderly reconstruction, with a focus on restoring commerce and maritime activity.
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Tokio
Japan
Tokia
Yukobatia
Bath
Mnvus
Charyces
Higwong Modern
Earliye
Maine
Yokohana
Oraigmesa
New Castle Wins Gas Fight in Harrisburg
New Castle won a gas supply dispute after the Public Service Commission ordered the spayufacturery fight to block discontinuation and ensure adequate gas delivery to domestic consumers. The commission found discrimination against New Castle users during a gas shortage and noted West Virginia imports about 100 miles away.
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Harrisburg
New Castle
Spayiufacturery
Neour
Newcastle
West Virginia
Atria
Madden Resting Better Today In Illinois House Chair Relays Health
United Press reports Representative Marin Madden of Illinois, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, is resting at home after a heart attack this week. He remains in serious condition despite doctors noting slight improvement.
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United Press
Washington
Marin Madden
Ilinois
Sax
Madden, Chairan
House Appropriations
Trial Opens In Corry Brothers Destruction Case
In Corry, two youths Faherty and Brownie Uf vowwakY are taken to Erie as officers prep for their arraignments on charges tied to recent store looting and property destruction. Witnesses will also be called in the Sperry brothers case, with indictments issued last week. meanwhile salvage operations progress on the Barbara wreck and related destroyer debris as crews inspect for evidence.
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Leiter Faherty
Brownie
Uf Vowwaky
Wold
Livermore and
Harlow Company
Erie
Dunkle
Oficer Spencer
Tt Hv
Frid
Artie Sperry
Tria
Ernest Threk
August du Mauri
Mike Meluti
United Prous Los Angeles
Call
Chaguay
Wrerkeil Dastriyer
Navy
Point Arguello
West Aphars
Papraig Holland
Ibuyiry
Sin Ding
Wronfed
Corry damage suit filed in Buffalo court
Mrs Byan Putting widow of Harold Putting sues for damages after he was killed at the West Columbus avenue crossing of the Pennsylvania railroad. The suit names the Pittsburgh railroad company and alleges the locomotive engine failed to stop, smashing the track and causing the fatal collision. The Brine firm of Roberts Waite and Spallord represents the plaintiff.
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Byan Putting
Harold We Sutting
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Cutling
Iso
Nat
Rnert, Waite and Spallord
Liege
Uyrey
Wospitil
Two Vessels Collide Off California in Dense Fog
A collision occurred off Point Arguello near Valit when the tanker Tartherhip Texan and the Isthmian Line freighter Seafarer collided in heavy fog. News reports say seven destroyers swore wrecked nearby. no serious damage to either ship reported.
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Unio Ftg
San Francisco
Calif
Texan
Xtsu
Seafarer
Pont Arguello
Valit
Aprit
Girl Scouts Plan Surprise Hike in Corry Park
Corry girl scout troops under Mr Jones will hold a Surprise Hike Saturday at 11 in the park. Leaders hope all scouts attend as Community Service Director urges strong turnout. Mrs Borland Walker arrives from Buckeye after death of Lamont Stew Sr.
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Corry
Mr. Jones
Alreetar
Mr Jones
Lond
Borland Walker
Bue
Lamont Stew
League Again Balks In Italo Greek Issue
Geneva dispatch reports that the League of Nations avoided direct action on the Italo Greek crisis. Viscount Ishi of Japan urged the assembly to defer discussion and awaited council work. Dutch delegates pressed for evasion of the pet question before decisive steps could be taken.
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Geneva
League All Nations
Tigaly
Viscount Ishi
Japan
Lengste Council
Ishi
National Memorial Planned for President Harding
United Press reports a nationwide campaign to build a memorial for the late President Harding. General Charles F Sawyer and Charles J Dayrey discussed with President Coolidge at the White House plans to launch a drive allowing every community to contribute to the Marion Ohio memorial.
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United
Washington
Hareling
Marion
Ohio
Coolidge
Reig
Charles F Sawyer
Prohibition Enforcement Among Chief Problems of 1920s Policy
President Coolidge weighs extending state cooperation to enforce prohibition and related tax and budget issues. A conference of governors may explore recommendations to shrink federal burdens by encouraging states to share enforcement costs and tax administration. The plan echoes cooperative frameworks seen in imperial contexts.
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Confidge
Atv
Mn Coolidge
Sedtern
Coutidge
Coolidge
Former Corry Woman Injured in Auto Crash
A Corry woman Mrs Pintence Fitch and her daughter Virginia were seriously injured in a car crash near Wellingtonville Florida last night. Local reports say Mrs Fitch had facial cuts and the daughter suffered painful bruises. Mrs Fitch’s condition was later described as more favorable after visiting her retiring parents in Corry.
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CORRY
Pintence Fitch
Virginia
Welsonville
Snyder Wins Point In State Code Action
Harrisburg report notes a state action where Charles A. Snyder challenged the administration code. Dauphin County court set a hearing on a show cause why a preliminary injunction should not restrain the board of finance and revenue from functioning. The action framed the burden of proving the code conditional upon. Attorney General Wood directed proceedings.
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United
Harrisburg
Charles A. Snyder
Dauphin County
Japanese Relief Drive Over the Top in War Aid
Washington reports the Red Cross Japan relief drive surpassing 4.469 million dollars with multiple divisions raising funds. Central division headquarters at Chicago notes efforts by Eastern states and New England groups, while the national total nears five hundred thousand more.
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Washington
Red Gross
Japan
Riffel Fund
Ody
Red Cross
Vale
AON
Cantral Ulvisinn
Corry Veteran Named Leader of 111th Regiment
Corry veteran chosen to head the 111th regiment with a public meeting at Lenin, Union City, and a campfire program. Attendees included Comrade Milley, Burnett, Rentley, Tilton, Muluther, and others. event highlighted by hospitality and community pride.
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Corry
Lly Peng
Jaunbers Andreas
Lenin
Chaneel
83R
Milley
Burnett
Sefclany
Theartney
John Mulutheh
Union City
Levey
Well Known Resident Lamont Steen Sr Dies at 71
Lamont Steen Sr died at his home after a two week illness at age 71. He lived here twenty years, born in Tart mn teen. He is survived by son Warren A. Simon daughter Mex Crore Sut ton Homestead Pa two sisters Mes Biya Borland and Age Emma Grahany Wray Cols five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Services pending. King's Heralds meeting set for Thursday at 1415 o'clock at the ME church.
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Lamont Steen, Sr
Trederick Steel
North Center Street
Mies
Warren A. Simon
Ne Mada — bin Ahotte
Mex Crore Sutton
Homestead
Mes
Biya Borland
Emma Grahany
Wray
Cols
Hind
Annett
Faye Not
Colorado
Italy Pressing Imperial Demands Across Mediterran Conflict
London dispatch reports Italy pressing imperialistic aims against Greece and Albania as tensions rise in the Adriatic. Dispatches from Rome and Athens describe Mussolini’s ambitions, troop movements, and diplomatic maneuvers with Fiume, Trieste, and disputed ports.
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Corfu
Fiume
Italy
Jugo Slavia
Greece
Albania
Adriatic
London
Acelin
Uf Nee v
Romy
Rome
Athens
Sid Haly
Tugo-Slivin
Creeen
Trieste
Pola
Kinawa
Santa Quran Stelway
Ireck
Ingosstasia
Macedonia
Dalkaly
Gulfergian
Talline Lake
Helirade
Mussolini
Cy Ansim
Nate Thon
Jigo Slavia
Hich
Count Storea
Haly
Tealy
Belgrade
Hurros
Prumeian
Andar
Jugo
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PLAN
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Pres. Harding
Snyder
J. D. Bentley
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