Inquest Hearings Trace Kane County Tragedy and Charges
The Kane county inquest into the De King family tragedy drew crowds to City Hall in Geneva as witnesses testified on police conduct, warrants, and alleged liquor corruption involving local figures. Gerald De King’s testimony framed the verdict, amid disputed deputy accounts and claims of perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Vierke
Stith
St. Jseph's Hospital
Elgin
Geneva
Kane County
Wierke
Hvidesee
Lillian de King
Killent
de King
Aurora
Fairzhla
Walter Milles
Steve
Carabary
Gerald de King
Little Poison Lloyd Engaged in Broadway Style Life
The rustic Oklahoma born star known for a wild day on the plate and a famed Babe Ruth photo is elated over an engagement amid marriage plans. He laments not knowing the exact date while praising fans in Pittsburgh and sharing letters from his beloved Frances. The article weaves in wedding notices elsewhere, including Durst Kelley nuptials in Cumberland and Lowman Lydie marriage plans in Pine Flats with Squire Chess Butterworth set noting a March 29 ceremony.
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Lloyd
Babe Ruth
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Vere
Frances
Faces (Continued from Page 1) Aurora business men
Aurora business men who composed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Business Men
Hospital appropriation bills pass senate actions
The sponsor plans to amend the tax bill while opposition grows. Over a hundred appropriation bills for various hospitals including Spencer hospital Meadville Pittsburgh Hospital Association and St Johns General Hospital were approved yesterday and sent to the Senate for action. The Spencer hospital measure failed to obtain the necessary constitutional majority amid sectarian funding questions. Pittsburgh and St Johns bills were deferred to the postponed calendar to avoid defeat, Meadville’s vote to be reconsidered at a later date. Clyde Shul reports from Harrisburg.
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Senate
Spencer Hospital
Maadville
Pittsburgh Hospital Association
St. John’s General Hospital
Goodnough
Cameron
Auditor General’s Department
Wittsburgh Hospital Association
St. John’s Hospital
Meadville Hospital
Treasurer opposes new car taxes in state road plan
Samtch S Lewis told a joint session of the state Senate and House Roads Committee that the proposed four cent gasoline tax increase should be avoided. He argued the plan could be funded within existing highway spending, projecting a large surplus and urging continued support for the administration road program and peak construction without new levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samtch S. Lewis
Sanate Public Rounds
Sstate
House Roads Computioo
Lewis
Ite
Department of Highways
Newle
House
Highway Department
James L. Stuart
Washington
Treasury
Michigan
Motor stocks lead advance as oils slip in midday market
New York April 3 The motor group surged with General Motors up two points to 86 1/4 and Briggs Manufacturing rising to 46 1/4 in a broadened advance spurred by a lower money rate to 10 percent and March broker loans up. Oil issues faded after yesterday’s gains while Bethlehem Steel climbed about four points to 105 1/2 and U S Steel added 3 1/2. Anaconda and several others traded higher as overall volume rose in the first half hour to 606,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
Tig
General Motors
Briggs Manufacturing
Hudson, Studebaker
Hupp
Standard Oils
Wall Street
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana
Advance Rumely
International Nickel
Wright Acro
American Can and Radio Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Sali
Pace
Cape Day
Beth Steel
Chile
Cova Cola Vo
Chrysler
Evie
Kelvinator
Kennecott Marland Qil
Mack Truck
Miami Copper
Nash Motors
NY Central
Noy
Pete Weanes
Pennsylvania
Vure
Oicece Pac
BF Radio Corporaliat
Yeq
Ene
Nth
Studebukee
Steck
Wright Acra White _ Motors West Medtric Postam Cereal
St. P
Willys Overland Curtis Aero
Atchison Land S Foyeesees
Two Prohibition Campaigns in Washington Face Hoover Inquiry
Two educational drives to promote prohibition run parallel in Washington amid an imminent Hoover commission inquiry. One, backed by the Prohibition Bureau with 50,000 dollars for information dissemination, may fund posters and advertising while outlining conditions and progress. The other, led by the Anti-Saloon League, aims to mobilize business, religious, and civic groups through speakers and literature, with Dr. St Scott McBride in charge and a controversial plan to educate juries and judges to enforce harsher punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Clumes
INS
Washington
Hoover
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
J. M. Doran
Bureau
Anti-Saloon League
St. Scott McBride
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
BeBride
McBride
All Food Products Must Bear Share If Auto License Fees Go Up
Harrisburg report notes proposed increases in truck fees would raise costs for distributors and be passed to consumers. Frank J. Matthews of Milavehahias coal dealers protests, arguing any rise should be avoided now. chain store reps admit higher costs would shrink profits and push more price hikes to shoppers.
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Harrisburg
Apel
Opaeitayhioma Taka Senat
Ierasedt
J. Matthews
Milavehahias
Matthews
Mimy
New $500000 Airport For Training Near Butler
Pittsburgh April 3. Development and construction of a new 500000 airport with one of the largest aviation schools in the east will be launched soon in Dean township Butler county. The Pittsburgh Butler Training Port will cover 800 acres with hangars classrooms barracks and an administration building. Lieutenant W A Brookley will head the training school and bring 12 years of air corps experience and four years directing primary training at Brooks Field Texas. The field aims for a 6000 foot longest runway and 4600 foot shortest and to meet Commerce Department rules with an A 1 A rating. Aviation experts call the Butler tract the best within 80 miles of Pittsburgh for safety and convenience.
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Pittsburgh
Dean Township
Butler County
George K. Hann
Titts- Inagh Aviation Industries Corporation
Wittsburgh-Butler
Onde
W. AW. Brookley
Brookley
Army
Air Corps
U. & Army Air School
Brooks Field
Texas
Commerce Department
County Assemblymen Vote Yes On 4-cent Gasoline Bill
Harrisburg April 3 INS The House passed a bill by 128 to 73. Names listed include Adams, Baldi, Batchelor, Clark, Conner, Dietrich, Ditter, Ederer, Evans, Flynn, Henderson, Himes, Jones, Kurs, King, Kirkbride, Linton, Lucas, Moore, Parry, Peters, Read er, Richards, Rieder, Scho, Schaffer, Shutt, Spencer, Turner, Williams, Wilson, Wells, and many more. The vote supports a four cent gasoline levy amid ongoing debate.
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Harrisburg
Yoas
Lilia Adams
Paul
Adams
Aston
Bailey
Charles Baldi
Joseph Baldi
Barton
Batchelor
Willian Bell
Bieler
Bickett
Birtelspacner
Black
Blamberg
Bowers
Braham
Edward Brown
E. P. Brown
Thomas Brown
Lurke
James Clark
Clovis
Conner
Cooke
Dietrich
Ditter
Donnell
Uunn
Ederer
Emhardt
Evans
Fish
Flynn
Gelnett
Gientz
Weohring
Goodnough
Greeley
Grench
Griffith
Haines
Harkins
Harter
Haws
Heffernan
Hefferon
Jeffner
Heffrun
Henderson
Himes
Holcombs
Holmes
Huester
Jones
Kahle
Kurs
King
Kirkbride
Linton
Lave
Lucas
Loucks
Lynchmarcus
Mathy
Mel Gallister
McCann
McGregor
McKay
Memols
Meredith
Metzinger
Millay
W.H. Moore
Muldowney
Byers
Nothnngle Peelor
Pennack
Parry
Peters
Pierce
Pitts
Purucker
Reader
Reyburn
Bart Richards
Roger Richards
Rieder
Root
Royle
Sautter
Selling
Schrech
Sehroeik
Schwartz
Schaffer
Sheely
Sheffer
Shellenterger
Kortz
Simon
Willumn Smith
Sofitel
Sowers
tSandtlander
Stark
Steedle
Sterling
Stevenson
Stork
Wahl
Turney
Votz
Warner
Way
Weaver
Wheeler
White
George Williams
Jon Williams
Wilson
Witherspoon
Uwilke
Wool
Wiiznt
Yeakel
Verg
Seisenheim
Speaker Hess
Nays
Baker
Baldridge
Balacher
Bechtal
Behm
Fred Bell
Bors
Burns
Gatania
Caustiel
Marlin Clark
Davidson
Davis
Dengler
Deane
Hashes
Ede
Erdley
Poctter
Fox
Tuller
Grimes
Gross
Gwynne
Hagmair
Harding
Hartsock
Hermannen
Hoffman
Howe
Kleeckner
Kaokr
Landis
Leidich
Lowe
Meslee
Idalinn
McClure
McDonald
Michel
Henry Miller
Samuel Miller
Catin Moore
Mumford
Manley
Musmea
O’neil
Fred Patterson
Peck
Pathick
Vignettes From The World Of Royalty And Oddities
A collage of brief notes and quips ranges from former royal figures chasing butterflies in Africa and Paris to pedestrians in white, drivers in stripes, and Chicago crime reports via radio. Buffalo recounts a third suicide in as many weeks, a Lowell horse runaway, and a French leprosy fur coat tale saved for later.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Africa
Paris
Buffalo
Niagara Fatla
Officials Ignorant Why Man Is Kept In Jail
In Pittsburgh on April 2 a man named Owen Brown held for federal authorities remains in Allegheny county jail with no clear records. Prohibition and federal offices offered no confirmation, while connections to Archie Negleman and other indicted figures in a Donora rum-running case are noted. Eighteen indicted figures, including Negleman, await trial the week of April 22.
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Pittsburgh
Owen Brown
Allegheny County
International News Service
Gwen
Roeland Brown
Archie Negleman
Ciry
Donora
Inte Casa
Brown
Federal Commissioners Office
Federalearship
John D. Pennington
Sheriy Arno S. McClellan
O'Connor
Greene County
Negleman
Albert H. Scales
No Indications Of Production Declines In Iron And Steel
Pittsburgh reports no signs of reduced iron and steel output despite a record first quarter as demand remains broad and shipments rise. Pig iron for Q1 set a high mark, March output reached 8.71 million tons, and steel also hit new monthly records, with auto demand and rail, pipeline, and structural steel activity pushing orders for freight cars higher. Third quarter coverage grows as producers seek to lock in supplies, with Cleveland selling 63,000 tons of mileage and foundry grades amid steady pricing.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Indiana Visitors and Local Business Calls Noted
A listing of daily social and business visits shows David Yufall and Squire Ralph Brown among Indiana acquaintances in town. Numerous residents including Henry Jellison, W. R. Walker, Clar Waldermire, and J. M. Chaplin appear for business, legal, and social activities in Blairsville, Indiana, and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Yufall
Pumnxantawney
Jefferson County
Indiana
Squire Ralph Brown
Police McMillen
Blairsville
Louis Little
Plumville
Henry Jellison
R. E. Muffley
Heilwoad
W. R. Walker
Rochester Mills
Clar Waldermire
Clymer
W. F Henderson
Charles Nippes
Near Blacklick
Alvin Mith
Glen Campbell
Court House
J. M. Chaplin
Johnstown
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Company
Russel Garmel
Roginson
Yuesday
FP. McQueen
Squire C. C. McLain
Thomas Uber
Rayne Township
Martha Growden
White Township
R. C. Bratten
Ralph Cummings
John Ewing
King's Mills
James C. Robinson
Smicksburg
M. C. Smith
Blacklick
Adams
Wehrum
D. Striver
Rossiter
William Eb, Pugh
McIntyre
D. D. Flickinger
Sagamore
Clark CG. Good
Sinicksburg
Death notices and burial plans for McMillen and Furri families
Rev Father Emilio Furri dies and will be interred at St Bernard s Cemetery in Indiana. Mrs Mary P McMillen and Mrs Mary Pauline McMillen die after illness at home in McKeesport. Bodies to Plumville area. private mineral services and Baptist church rites planned with Plumville Cemetery interment. Obituary to follow.
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Emilio Furri
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Lyliana
Mary P. McMillen
Mary Pauline (Morrow
McMillen
Plumville Cemetery
In Memoriam for William H Salsgiver
In memory of our husband and father William H Salsgiver who died two years ago on April 3 1027. His weary hours and days of pain are past. He found rest at last in heavenly gates and a loving voice said come. Sadly missed by Mother Children and Grandchildren.
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William H. .Salsgiver
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Long
John Fournet
House of Representatives
New Orleans
Clinton Sayes
Avoyelles Parish
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J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Adult Bible
Faye
Sioner J. D. Pennington
Oliver W. Stewart
Indianapolis
Cambria County
Indiana County
Nev
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Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
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Wee
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North South Street
Durst- Weller
James W. Durst
Wirgina
Grace Pruner Kelley
Cumberland
Virginia
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Lowa
Voting Machine
Clyde Shul
Ambridge
Merchant Street
Real the Gazette
Hanover
Arthour M. Clyde
Senate Agriculture Committee
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Butler
Chicago
Lowell
Mass
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France
NEA Service, Inc
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