Counsel seeks new trial in McClure case
James McClure, 29, convicted of voluntary manslaughter for the June 8 murder of Louis Heisler, asked for a new trial. His counsel claims error in the charge to the jury and a stay of the sentence is in place while the motion is considered. The verdict came after a five and a half hour deliberation and McClure’s wife testified to intimate affairs with Heisler and three other men.
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Sree
James McClure
Louis’ Heisler
McClure
William Carney
Margaret McClure
Heisler
Wm. Ruhl
Ray Kephart
Idaho and New Mexico vote on repeal today
Idaho voters weigh ratification of the 21st amendment amid claims of a 4 to 1 repeal victory while observers anticipate a closer result. Prohibitionists press last-minute campaign as Senator Borah signs in at Boise.
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New Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Longthy
Boise Methodist Church
W. E. Anderson
William ©. Borah
Ciry
Horah
Noted Economist Visits City To Promote High Standards
Elwood B H Rice LL D noted economist of New York arrived in Corry to discuss improving business practices. He founded the Rice Leaders of the World Association and argues executives with high principles back behind factories guide machine use and product sales. The visit aims to exchange views with Pennsylvania business leaders on elevating industry standards nationwide.
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Elwood BH. Rice
New York
Corry
Rice
Rice Leaders of the World Association
United States
Pennsylvania
Igh
Drag Creek search for missing woman ends without body
Olman Sept 18 Firemen dragged Olean Creek near Boardman Park to locate a woman who had spent the afternoon on a park bench by a pool. After a rowboat search failed to find a body, Captain Jack O'Hara ordered the work stopped. Police reported no missing person.
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Olman
Olean Creek
Boardman Pari
Jack O'Hara
Chemical Company No. 1
Nervous Women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
An adic paragraph urges nervous or energy drained women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims many women report feeling improved and notes 58 of every 100 users benefit. bottles are easy to obtain and deliver results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Krause Transferred to Oklahoma City Bureau
Pittsburgh Sept 19 Robert S Krause director of the local federal law enforcement bureau will leave this weekend for Oklahoma City to take charge of the office there He is a native of Altoona and came here four years ago He will be succeeded by J M Moss from the Philadelphia office Krause helped break up several liquor rings here
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Pittsburgh
Robert S. Krause
Federal
Prohibition Service
Oklahoma City
Krause
Altoona
J. M. Moss
Philadelphia
Four Medical Societies Plan Joint Session
Four major radiology groups will hold the first American Congress of Radiology in Chicago starting September 25. Leading radiologists from three continents, including Dr. Carlos Heuser and Dr. Lauriston Taylor, will discuss roentgenology advances from tuberculosis to bone tumors and cancer.
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Chicago
Victaii
Add
Carlos Heuser
Buenos Aires
Amedee Granger
Leon Menville
Radiology
New Orleans
Charles C. Leen
de Robert Millikan
Albert Solland
Los Angeles
Lauriston Taylor
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D.C
Morrie Fishbein
A. M. A. Journnal
Henry Schmitz
Logan University
John T. Murphy
American Roentgen Ray Society
Roent
United States
The
Radiological Society of North America
American Roentgen Society
American College of Radiology
American Radium Society
Whisky Hill school name kept after tight vote
In Salem Oregon a special election rejected renaming Whisky Hill school near the town The measure failed 12 to 10 keeping the name unchanged despite a move to choose a more neutral title during prohibition era.
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Whisky Hill
Salem
Ote
Whisky Hill School
Here
13th Annual Sparta Fair Ends With Rainbow Revels
Spartansburg Sept 18 32nd annual Community Fair by Spartansburg Vocational School and local merchants closed Saturday with Rainbow Revels. Attendance large and weather ideal. 1350 exhibits judged. Cattle, poultry, and horse displays featured. Highlights included a midday ox roast, a grand parade with floats, and a soccer win for Bloomfield. Awards listed for costumes, carts, and animal shows. Home Economics showcased quilts, with 65 entries and several very old quilts. Flower show debuted as a new fair feature.
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Spartansburg
David Crum
Meadville
Henry Yyuesthoff
Warren
Mr. Simmons
Corry
Gertrude Link
Conneautville
P. S. Crossman
Blue Star Go
D. V. Kinney
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Erle, Pa
Model Dairy CO
Penna
Oklahoma Post
Sparta
Bloomfield
Townville
Titusville Orchestra
L O. O. F. Orphan's Homs Bad
Howard Lindstrom
Tauber Woolen Mills
Vern Smith
Amad ‘N Andy
Marion Alsdorf
Vernal Torrey
W. H. Allen
Naomi Hutchingon
Paul ‘McCray
Sparta Grange
Guy M. Fish
Torrey Barber Shop
Bertha Tryin
Charles Livehispire
Wal
Detweiler
J. C. ,Obert
Nellie” Fodd
Lincolnville
New Hampshire
Reda
Ray Hasking
Gerald Scouten
J. A. Whitney
Ray Crosby
Blakeslee Brothers
Luis Shreve
Homie Economics Department
Clara Weidner
Maytha Miller
Marshall Miller
James Penska
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Chesterfield
Charle Cit
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