Latta Trial Continued To Tuesday Morning
The Latta case against Carl Latta for unlawful assault with an automobile on M L Abbott was continued to Tuesday morning due to funeral services for Mrs Mary Moran. Abbott remains in critical condition at City Hospital as witnesses and police attend the service. Latta reportedly plans to waive a hearing and post bond for appearance before the grand jury. no evidence will be presented tomorrow.
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M. L. Abbott
West Main Street
Ona
To Morrow
Bond
Abbott
City Hospital
Calvert Estell Bontinestrom Nace Governor Remarks
Governor Calvert Estell Bontinestrom Nace cites complete loyalty and sustained cooperation from its department and allied organizations and individuals as the cornerstone of his tenure. He credits allies for support and alignment in governance.
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Nace
Aad
Calvert Estell
Eee Aan
Nose, Evansville man dies after influenza illness
William G Nose 71 retired Preston county farmer died at his son J C Nose home near Evansville shortly before midnight Saturday after ten days of influenza that developed into pneumonia Funeral services set for Evansville Methodist Church at 2 30 Tuesday with Rev Earl Carlson in charge Burial in Evansville cemetery He was born in Preston to the late Jacob ucinda Stockwell Nose lived in Evansville about 30 years His wife Josephine McCartney Nose died about two years ago Survived by sons J C and W T both of Evansville a brother Joseph of Evansville
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Preston County
J. C. Nose
Evansville
Evansville Methodist Church
Earl Carlson
Mr. Suite
Weston
Bartlett Funeral Company
Evyansville
Mr. Nose
Jacob Ucinda Stockwell Nose
Preston
Josephine McCartney Nose
J. C
W. T
Joseph
Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary Moran Held at St. Augustine
Mrs. Mary Moran of 221 Grand Street was laid to rest after 9 AM Mass at St. Augustine Church with Rev. M J Hannon officiating and burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery by Hamilton Funeral Company. Pallbearers included Mayor Charles O. King and Police Chief Wallace Henderson. Alda Harvey services followed at the Rosemont home for 13 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harvey with burial in the family cemetery.
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Grand Street
St. Augustine’s Catholic
M. J Hannon
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Hamilton Funeral Company
Grafton
Charles O. King
John L. Wittman
John Pickett
Wallace Henderson
Hugh Felton
Richard Manning
Alda Harvey
Rosemont
Alda H. Harvey
Carl Harvey
Thomas Brooks
Kendall Dies by His Own Hand at Capitol'
Rep Kendall, who lost his bid for reelection, apparently died by suicide at the Capitol. He leaves three children Samuel Austin Jr Grace Macona Angus and John Wiley Kendall all residing in the area. William Tyler Page notes Kendall’s death is the first self-inflicted fatality by a congressman at the Capitol. Congressman Kendall was brother of the late U S Kendall former mayor of Fairmont.
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Grace Macona Angus
H. B. Angus
Philadelphia
John Wiley Kendall
William Tyler Page
House
Kendall
Capitol
U. S. Kendall
Fairmont
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Colds and Coughs
An advertising item touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy to fight germs quickly. It claims modern science backs its effectiveness, notes pleasant taste, and stresses no narcotics with a druggist money-back guarantee if the cough or cold persists.
Quiet Northampton resumes life after Coolidge death
In Northampton Massachusetts on January 9 Grace Goodhue Coolidge, widow of Calvin Coolidge, tends to the estate while a lone state trooper keeps curious onlookers away. Main Street buzzes with tribute seekers as the town steadies after the former president’s passing.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harry Ross
Associated Press
Postal Clerk Curtis Boice Critically Ill in Pruntytown
Curtis Boice a Grafton post office night clerk in Pruntytown is critically ill at home with a kidney ailment. Doctors suspect a stone or gravel passing from the kidney. He fell ill while at work near midnight Thursday and was taken home for treatment. another physician was consulted.
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Curtis Boice
Pruntytown
Grafton
Mr. Boice
Store Manager Ill Takes Rest In Martinsburg
Mr and Mrs John Wolfe former manager of Coffman Fisher store are in Martinsburg with Mrs Wolfe s parents where he rests recovering from a nervous breakdown His illness has kept him from routine work for two weeks and his doctor expects a month off duty James Wolfe of Cumberland brother to the Grafton store manager is filling in during the recovery period
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John Wolfe
Coffman-Fisher
Martinsburg
Wolfe
James Wolfe
Cumberland
Grafton
Walsh Predicts World Court Action At March Session
Senator Walsh of Montana predicted swift senate action on the world court and the St Lawrence water ways pact at a March 4 special session called by the administration. He said the new senate will back the budget balance program and hinted at higher income taxes. The conference with President-elect Roosevelt followed by Walsh’s remarks focused on timely nominations and foreign relations priorities.
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Walsh
Senate
President-Elect Banks Courtesy Visit at Hyde Park Estate
The statement notes the president-elect visited the Hyde Park estate of Roosevelt and accompanied Rear Admiral Cary Grayson the inaugural committee chairman. He remained at his home and refused newspaper interviews, describing it as “putting on the lid.”
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Cary ‘p.Grayson
Kep
Expulsion Report of Hungarian Princess in Paris
Paris reports unconfirmed news that Princess Stephanie of Hohenlohe Waldenburg Schilling fuert has been expelled from France for involvement in international affairs. Rumors from Biarritz claim she was an intimate associate of Lord Rothenmere, a British publisher.
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Quoti Dien
Stephanie of
Biarritz
Lord Rothenmere
Dublin election riot injures thirty at Cumann rally
In Dublin at a Cumann na nGaedheal rally on OConnell Street a riot left about thirty injured including a woman and eight children. Indiscriminate revolver firing occurred though no gunfire injuries were confirmed. Crowds sang Daisy, Daisy during lulls while General Richard Mulcahy was booed and left the platform. Police and Army countered the disturbances to protect speakers including Mrs Collins ODriser.
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Irish Free State
O'Connell Stree
Ramon DéaVlora
Willi Wis Tan
Richard Mulcahy
Dail Eireann
Collins O'Drise =ter
Michael Collins
Twice
Hil
Army Counries Association
Police Use of Batons Suppresses Rioters at Dublin Meeting
Police beat back rioters as rocks, bricks, eggs, and stones were hurled at a pro Valera meeting on Connell Street. Reinforcements arrived but could not fully quell the disturbance, which continued until the gathering ended. Several injuries reported in clashes outside Army Comrades Association HQ.
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rConnell Street
Jeter
Army Comrades Association
Harvard Student's Body Recovered Amid West Virginia Court District Fight
Washington report states a senator returning to Washington today plans to oppose creating another federal court district in West Virginia. He cites earwheling sentiment against the district among both parties during debate in West Virginia.
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Washington
Senator
West Virginia
Senate
Uniform Labor Laws Sought By Gov Ely
Governor Josiah B. Ely called a conference of eastern state labor commissioners to discuss uniform labor laws. Officials will meet in Boston January 27 and 28 with West Virginia and other states represented.
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Boston
Mass
Josujh B. Ely
West Virginia
Insurance Forms To Be Effective Jan. 15
The state auditor announced that automobile liability and property damage insurance forms will be effective January 5. The forms, prepared by the auditor weeks ago, must be followed by all companies writing such insurance in Charleston.
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Charleston
Two Die in Cumberland Car Crash Near State Line
Vittor J. Lucas aged 19 and Alleda W. Wilssons aged 19 were killed when a car collision occurred near the Maryland Pennsylvania boundary. Sister Gretchen Lucas 19 and Garfield Marshii 22 were injured, with Miss Lucas reported in critical condition at Frostburg Hospital. Maryland officials handed the case to Pennsylvania State Police after finding the crash occurred in Somerset County near the border.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania State Patrol
Somerset County
Liberty Magazine tops list big year event at the opera house
Marsh, slightly injured, removed his three companions from the wreckage before flames from the burning car touched them. All lived in Cumberland. Liberty Magazine rates it among the year’s biggest stories.
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Liberty Magazine
Tip. Marsh
Cumberland
Tax strike threat grows as Johnstown crowd pushes lower taxes
Johnstown residents threaten a tax strike over high levies and soaring costs. At a mass meeting led by D. H. Gragler the Tax Reduction Committee urged drastic cuts in the vax levy and city costs and planned a march on City Hall when the 1933 budget is reviewed. About 1,000 people backed the committee while awaiting council action.
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Johnstown
Commonery
Eddie McCloskey
D. H. Gragler
Socialite Lois Brandt joins Lake Placid winter sports
Lois Brandt, a well known New York social figure, has taken up winter sports with enthusiasm at Lake Placid, N Y. The Associated Press photograph captures her enjoying the resort scene amid snowy surroundings.
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Lois Brandt
New York
Lake Placid
N.Y
Associated Press
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