Woman Goes On Trial For Poisoning Mate
Rupert Idaho March 18 Mrs Mary Arbuckle Crumroy to be tried in district court next September on first degree murder charges in the October death of her husband Carl Crumroy a farmer The state accuses her of poisoning him but she denied the charge at a hearing held without bail Crumroy said she came from Cincinnati and their marriage followed a correspondence courtship
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Rupert
Idaho
Mary Arbuckle Crumroy
Carl Crumroy
Sunday Baseball Legalized in Kentucky After Veto Override
Frankfort Ky March 18 Sunday baseball now has legal approval in Kentucky for semi pro and professional play. The legislature passed the Hamilton bill repealing part of the blue law despite Gov Fields veto. The measure was sent to the house and, after initial failure, passed with sufficient votes to override the veto.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Fields
Hamilton
Senate
House
Man Pleads Guilty in Conspiracy Case Across Federal Indictment
Cleveland March 18 A fourth group of defendants pled guilty to a conspiracy indictment naming 112 men from an alleged alcohol syndicate. Federal Judge Jones presided as George Golding a government operative was apprehended and Charles E. B. Cummings a former deputy internal revenue collector pleaded guilty. He was released on bond. Two other government officials face indictment.
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Cleveland
Maroh
Jones
George \. Golding
Charles EB. Cummings
Internal Revenue
Mine Disasters Don’t Reflect, Chief Says
D J Parker chief engineer of the Bureau of Mines told the House Mining Committee that recent mine disasters do not reflect on the bureau’s work. He said leadership in mine rescue has reduced fatalities and credited safety programs for keeping nine lives from being lost.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
House Mining Committee
D. J. Parker
Pittsburgh
Parker
State Grows in Six Years
Washington reports the population of Virginia will reach 1 609 324 by July 1, with a rise of 205 028 since 1920. The U S population is estimated at 117 185 817, up 11 426 197 since 1920. New York and Pennsylvania top the list, with Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, and Maryland also shown.
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Washington
Virgina
West
Census Bureau
Continental
United States
New York
Tony
York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
French Troops Slain in Druze Ambush Near Beiruit
A detachment of French and Senegalese troops marching from Karabale to Rachava was ambushed today by Druze tribesmen with most killed and a few escaping to rejoin comrades at Rachava. Druses massacred the wounded on the field. A French relief column dispersed the Druze band after inflicting heavy losses, estimated around fifty.
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Beirut
Karabale
Rachava
Europe Reacts to Failure of Geneva Membership Talks
Europe expresses disappointment over the Geneva session collapse on Germany's League membership. News briefs show Chamberlain facing backlash in England, Briand's task in France, and political tremors in Germany Sweden Poland Czecho Slovakia Italy Spain and Brazil. A League council decision to place Germany on a commission revising covenant clauses prompts debate on membership and reform.
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London
Europe
League of Nations
Germany
Geneva
England
Austen Chamberlain
Bri Jand
League
Luther
Stresemann
Stresemann Ier
Sweden
M. Sadlow
M. Unden
League Council
Poland
Skrynski
Senate
Warsaw
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
Spain
Madrid
Brazil
Lague
League Assembly
League of Nations Council
Coupell
German non confidence motions target Luther Sresemann
Berlin March 18. Motions of non confidence in the government, introduced by the Nationalists and backed by the Communists, will greet Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann after their Reichstag appearance. The Nationalists say Germany’s League of Nations application and Geneva diplomacy ruined foreign policy.
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Berlin
Maten
Luther
Sresemann
Reichstag
League of Nations
Germany
Geneva
Luther-Stresemans
Miss Alberta Fisher's Fifteenth Birthday Celebration
Miss Alberta Fisher entertained about twenty young friends last night at 7:30 in honor of her fifteenth birthday. Dancing and games filled the evening with a light refreshment course served. Guests included Helen Linckman Charlotte Randle Cescalla Scawder Elena Hedrick Wilda Koch Gladys Mettler Virenia Madera Mildred Nye Catherine Evans Dorothy Morgan Ruth Poling Cross Billy Maloney Lester Riderour Ralph Kunet Jr James Hamilton Siyron Blaney Merle Reed Robert Romlinger Vernon Swiger Louis Hammond.
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Alberta Fisher
Miss Fisher
Helen Linckman
Charlotte Randle
Cescalla Scawder
Elena Hedrick
Wilda Koch
Gladys Mettler
Virelenia Madera
Mildred Nye
Cat
Trial Ends as Jury Is Discharged by Judge Kittle
The petit jury for the current term was discharged by Judge Kittle after a month of felony and misdemeanor trials. Only two convictions were secured. three men pled guilty and were sent to the penitentiary. Decided today in impeachment matters against Clarence F. Moore and C Elmer Cain, with orders amounting to about 1000 dollars alleged for two months work. Testimony concluded last evening.
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Kittle
W. R. Kesling
Clarence F. Moore
C. Elmer Cain
Court House
Moore
Cain
Cal
Thaw barred from courtroom in Marshall Dietrich murder case
Courtroom incident and witness testimony unfold in Philadelphia as Harry K. Thaw is denied admission during the trial of David L. Marshall for the murder and dismemberment of Anna May Dietrich. Witnesses discuss strangulation, blood drainage, and the defense claim of mistaken poison intake.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
David Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Cour House
Stanford White
Elaborate Bridge Party Held at Mrs Holt Home
Distinctive bridge party arranged yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock hosted by Mrs Howard Holt and Mrs William Hanway at Maple Avenue residence. Japanese bower decor with green white theme and Patrick's Day motifs. Nine tables played. Mrs N Z O'Brien won high score, Mrs Warder Tutt second. Guest list includes many local residents and several named individuals.
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Howard H. Holt
William Hanway
Howard Holt
Maple Avenue
Varleas
N. Z. O'Brien
Priag
Warder Tutt
Mes James G. T. Partlett
Alden Beade
A. A. Holt
Harry, Friedman
Wesley Evans
J. J. Noll
Wen+1
Ralph Kunst
Robert William
Wendel
Dave Kunst
George Hechmer
P. M. Chenoweth
Batson
William Heck
Robert Madora
William Harford
Fred Wat
Ina J. J. Kauffman
John Gerkin
V. J. McGoragle
J. F. Grinm
Philippi
BP. R. Bucklew
W. Te Brien
Harry Kunst
F. Clark
Patesant
Vaughn Kerr
Clyde Tureter
H.l Fahey
Eugene Kersting
Charles Meredith
Clyde Baker
Rail stocks rally as dividends lift market opening
New York stocks opened with spirited rallies in Van Swerin gen rail lines after higher dividends were declared yesterday. Chesapeake and Ohio rose five points on a 133 to 133 3 4 split of ten thousand shares, Nickel Plate gained 4 1 2. Buying spread to other rail shares while overall trading remained irregular.
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New York
van Sweringen
Chesapeake and Ohio
Clarksburg Girl Wins WVU Beauty Crown
Morgantown March 18 Miss Mary Lafferty of Moundville was chosen the most beautiful girl at West Virginia University annual contest. Top five include Betty Morrison Clarksburg Julia Bates Welch Parkersburg Frances Stevenson Huntington Mary Jolliffe Morgantown Katherine Wrekoff Waynesburg Pa. Six will have full page pictures in The Monticola year book.
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Morgantown
Mary Lafferty
Moundaville
West Virginia University
Betty Morrison
Clarksburg
Julia Bates Welch
Parkersburg
Frances Stevenson
Huntington
Mary Jolliffe
Morkantown
Katherine Wrekoff
Waynesburg
Services Held for Measles Victim Tony Gerard
Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock this morning in Simpson for Tony Gerard two year old son of Mr and Mrs West Gerard of Galloway who died at home yesterday morning of measles and pneumonia Interment was in Simpson cemetery His death marks the first in a local measles epidemic with several other cases reported in recent days He had been ill for one week
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Simpson
Tony Gerard
West Gerard
Galloway
Simpson Cemetery
Gerard
Mrs Harper Named to New Welfare Post in Clarksburg
In Harrison county court Sedge John C. Southern named Mrs Enid Harper of Seizing to the new post of secretary of the welfare. She is wife of Ralph Harper traffic manager of Grasselli Chemical Company at Seizing. The position pays 1500 dollars yearly with an expense allowance not to exceed 300 dollars.
Recount Ends After Motion In Mayor Election Dispute
The recount of votes for mayor ended late in the day after attorney Wyckoff for Benjamin F. Sayre withdrew the recount application following a conference with Sayre and Neal Holt. Two wards had been tallied and the tally showed Sayre down by one vote, prompting a motion to dismiss and the decision to end the recount with ballots preserved for inspection.
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Ihe
City Commission
Coumne
Benjamin F. Sayre
Defente
Cather
Sayre
Ole Wyckoff
Neal Holt
Ayre
Mr. Wyckoff
Commissioner White
Gene W. Ford
Thomas H. Cather
Wyckoff
Great Missouri Illinois tornado anniversary observed with relief progress
One year after the Missouri Illinois tornado devastated three states a 400 mile path left 100 lives lost and 24000 homeless. Red Cross relief totaled about three million dollars with significant Chicago support. Anniversary services honored the dead while giving thanks for aid and local rebuilding efforts.
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St. Louis
Thehree States
American Red Cross
Red Coss
Chicago
Park View Girl Sustains Severe Hand Injury
Beulah Young of Park View, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Young, was badly hurt last night at 6 when her right hand caught between a bolt and a board on a neighbor's children's merry go round. Several fingers were nearly torn, the hand was crushed, a physician sewed the torn fingers and dressed the hand, and Beulah endured a night of intense suffering. The merry go round belonged to neighbor Mrs Frame Faucott.
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Beulah Young
Tweir
Sam Young
Park View
Beulah
Mra
Frame Faucott
Fall causes death of Browntown boy five
Arlie E. Delaney five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lee Delaney of Browntown died at home from brain concussion received Tuesday when he fell from a porch swing. He struck his head on the porch corner and never recovered. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. Funeral 11 a m from Bailey Chapel Rosemont with Rev L E Bailey officiating. Interment Odd Fellows cemetery. McGrumphy Brothers Funeral Co were in charge.
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Arlie E. Delaney
Lee Delaney
Browntown
Bailey
Rosemont
L. E. Bailey
Odd Fellows
McGrumphy Brothers Funeral Company
Mallets Begin Tests on Monongah Division
Engine No 7314 a light Mallet makes first test run on the Monongah division to Flemington and Bridgeport hauling 50 to 60 loaded cars. It crosses No 1 bridge at West Grafton in its maiden dip, with plans for operation between Flemington and Rinard before official company testing.
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Flemington
Bridgeport
Connellsville and
Cumberland
West Grafton
Rinard
Railway Hit by Decision In Pennsylvania
The Public Service Commission orders the Monongahela Railway Company to cease freight trains with more than thirty cars and crews under six on lines from Brownsville through Fayette County to the state line. The move follows protests by locomotive engineers and firemen. the company had kept six men since 1921 but reduced to five on some trains last June, deemed unsafe by the unions.
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Harrisburg
Monongahela Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Brownsville
Fayette County
Pennsylvania-West Virginia State Line
Loesis
Brotherhood of Loomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Ancient Romans Made Perfect by Marriage
Spokane dispatch reports a long separation ending in a wartime romance. E G Fales, 77, of Renton Washington, and Mrs. Sarah E Funk, 75, of Kalispell Montana, wed after 50 years apart. They had pursued separate lives through civil war service and later, one in Ohio and Missouri.
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Spokane
Wanh
E.G. Fales
Retayl
Washington
Sarah E. Funk
Kalispell
Montana
Faires
Ohio Volunteers
Mintouri
Ohio
Punk
State Opens Argument In Tax Row Suit
In Charleston West Virginia March 15 the state argues a gas production business is not interstate commerce. Special counsel Fred Q Blue contends the distinction between production and selling the product in interstate commerce negates the state sales tax. He says the suit seeks to offset anti tax provisions while asserting production is a local municipal business.
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Charleston
W.va
Hope Natural Gas Company
Common Pleas
Fred Q. Blue
Bimme Geil
Owen
Pei
Vany
Ohio
Pronia
Enid
Esterday
Milwaukee Remains In National League in Chat
Chicago March 18. Milwaukee will remain in the National Professional Football League instead of joining a new organization led by Red and manager Charles C Pyle. The Milwaukee franchise has been sold to Johnny Bryan and Frank Mulkern, while ex-owner Al McGurk, found guilty of fielding four Chicago high school players against the Chicago Cardinals in a championship game last fall, was ordered by the league to dispose of his holdings before April.
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Chicago
Waukee
Red
Charles C.pylé
Milwaukee
Johnny Bryan
University of Chicago
Frank Mulkern
al McGurk
Chicago Cardinals
Young Groom in Crisis Ends Life in Presence of Bride
In New York on March 18 a 16 year old groom from Brooklyn, Tons Cavello, killed himself in the presence of his bride. They had secretly married January 9 but did not stay together as a couple.
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New York
Pride
Tons Cavello
Brooklyn
Unni J
Music House Closed By Post Office Measly Chronology
New York reports that Equitable Music Corporation faced postal intervention as inspectors described deceptive practices. The post office order halted operations amid allegations of collecting small advances from aspiring songwriters seeking publication.
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Music House
New York
Equitable Music Corporation
Post Office
Raultt Table Concern
Allied ‘Companion
Two Miners Rescued From 1800-Foot Mine Level
Wallace Idaho March 18 Clarence McMurty and Dan Ku penberg were rescued early this morning from the 1800 foot level of the Morning Mine after being trapped for more than 36 hours by a collapsed tunnel wall. They were uninjured and communications with rescuers were maintained most of the time. The incident reflects ongoing dangers in mining operations.
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Wallace
Idaho
Clarence McMurty
Dan Kupenberg
Mornitx
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