Thaw Prosecution Prep For Opening Statement Monday
The article describes the upcoming prosecution and defense proceedings in Thaw's case. It notes key figures like Charles F. Gremmiels and David Arrowsmith, the planned witness William Thaw, and lawyer Martin W. Littleton as Thaw’s new chief counsel. The district attorney Garvan is quoted outlining the plan and time expectations for witness testimony.
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New York
Jaror
Habure
William Thaw
Trains Meet On Trestle Wreck Kills Five
A collision between a passenger train and a freight train on the Alabama and Mississippi railroad near Vinegar Bend Alabama caused the trestle to give way. Five were killed and several injured including Frank Marks engineer and Henry Hall fireman. The wreck occurred twelve miles west of Vinegar Bend on a sharp curve over a ravine.
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Mobile
Ala
Vinegar Bend
Alabama and Mississippi
W. ‘B. Paine
Charles G. Bus- Doe
Marks
Trama
Quns Rev'fw Of Trade From New Fork Jan Tie
Unclear readable fragment reports a trade review with talk of funds raised by tickets and postponed contracts. Mentions machinery output and structural steel negotiations and references to revival and production levels compared to prior year. Difficult to extract concrete entities or dates due to damaged OCR.
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New Fork
Jan
Seaga
Smatereh
Aldrion Muaiors Condemned by Statee at Banking Meeting
At a Washington meeting of the House Banking and Currency Committee the currency reorganization bill was debated. Chairman Fowler urged his measure as a currency reform base while contrasting it with the Aldrich bill. Members asked questions reflecting varied views as the session extended beyond five hours. A proposed amendment to protect aliens in civil rights failed by a decisive vote.
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Washington
Dan
House Banking and Currency
Fowler
N. J
Aldrich
Senate
Treasury
Ehairmen
Wises
Mawler
Hayes
Colorinte
Thor Ghehly
Alinga
H. Metween
Jimal
Howe
United States
S Attlenfield
Maine
Banks Need the Money Therefore Congress Must Curtail Appropriations
Washington reports the sixtieth congress has few days in session with over 60 bills proposed for about $80,000,100 in public buildings and grounds. Chairman Bartholdt warns revenues fall and deficits loom, urging tight control on new legislation and expenditures while noting a $270,000,000 surplus tied up in banks. Also noted are weather and market briefs from Pittsburgh and Chicago grains, with varying price moves and receipts.
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Congress
Barthaldi
Washington
Bartholdt
Chonge Committee On
Ingune
Billa
Fires Destroy Two Major Ohio Plants In Separate Incidents
In Grove City a Montgomery Broom Manufacturing plant burned, resulting in an $80,000 loss and leaving over 100 workers unemployed. In Manorville a Blakeslea Lumber office building was destroyed by fire, prompting investigations into damages and impacts.
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Ford City
Blakeslea Lumber Company
Manorville
Columbus
Y Connor
Bond
Ravenna
Portags County
Cincinnati
Grove City
Montgomery Broom Manufacturing Company
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Firat
Garvan
Charles F. Gremmiels
Arthur R. Naething
George W. Car
O Paul Whiele
David BE
Arrowsmith
Vmarer
Toa TV
Booihte Obec
William A
Metisoteris
Frank J. Howe
Io Matesotnrer
Willian Back
Y. A
Francis Dovale
Ess Oy
James A. Hooper
Provisions
Weather Forecast
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chicago
India
Argentina
Pittsburg
Sorn
Mirkal
Ught Farhara
Perfection
Japan
Atlantic Refining CO. (Incorporated
J. B. Younkins
Weamer’s
Marshall Building
Philadelphia Street
Carpenter Avenue
Harrisburg
Wharton Coal and Coke Company
Wharton Coal
Jeferson
John O'Brien
Ashtabula Harbor
Cleveland
The
Cunningham Company
the Presbyterian Church
Christ
Communicun
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Pittsburg Life and Trust Company
Pends Metropolitan Bank Stock
St.James Build Reserve
Ing
Vete