Coyne and six co defendants in vote stealing trial
In Pittsburgh on June 1 state Senator James J Coyne and six co defendants faced cross examination as prosecutors allege conspiracy to steal votes in the 1932 congressional contest. Defense witnesses Dudark and Wallace are accused of changing their stories while Wallace denies seeing Pat Omally at the polling place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James J. Coyne
James J. Marsh
Marsh
Joseph Dudark
Michael Wallace
Tenth Ward
Department of Justice
Wallace
Pat O'Malley
E. J. Connelly
Dudak
Nudak
Election Board
Grand Jury
Martin Mullen
Mullen
Pat’ O'malley—Coyne
Poverty Stricken War Vet Surrenders in Public Speech
A poverty struck veteran surrendered on marsh land after declaring he supported a plan to trigger an explosive device near Neptune Beach. He spoke openly of desperation, unemployment, and a family on charity rolls, while explosive experts warned of mass casualties had the device been activated. France imposes a 100000 franc deposit on foreign aviators for Sahara flights to cover potential ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Averybody
Neptune Beach
France
Sahara
Indiana County Thrift Corp Opens Amid Loan Demand
The Indiana County Thrift Corporation began business today with Krlog from the State Banking Department approving its operations. Manager Konami cites strong loan requests for paying bills buying equipment and other needs. Supporters praise the thrift’s potential and anticipate growth matching top state peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idiana
Volcana
Dreckers
Indiana County Thrift Corporation
Saar Plebiscite Set for Sunday January 13 1935
The article reports the Saar plebiscite to be held Sunday January 13 1935 under World War I peace treaty provisions. It notes undisclosed stipulations, agreements to protect coal production, and anticipated easing in disarmament stance with Britain and France discussing a five year delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
Mands
Vrance
Lorraine
France
John Simon
Great Britain
Louis Barthou
Bavlin de
Anthony Eden
League
Labor Leaders Seek Federal Action Over Steel Strikes
Labor chiefs in Pittsburgh push Recovery Act backed plans to press the Recovery Administration and National Labor Board to protect workers rights. Conflicts with steel executives and mid June talks show urgency, as Hugh Johnson and Senator Robert J. Wagner arrange further meetings with labor leaders to avert a protracted dispute. Roosevelt expected back at his desk today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Forea Lia Recovery Administration
National Labor Board
Val Wagner
Johnson
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Dle
Michael
Tele
Amalgamated Association of van
Youngstown
Uniontown
Tighe
Korbeck
W. J. Spang
Workers’ Group
Weirton Steel Company
Bethlehem
Great Steel Indus
Wick
Quintriplets Visit Chicago Amid Health Show of Care
Dr. Dafoe, medical officer of health, urges caution on Dionne quintuplets visit as incubated infants face strain. He notes public duty outweighs contracts, seeks welfare of babies. delays to Canada and recent colic episodes prompt careful planning. Steel industry tensions rise with calls for action from union leaders demanding bargaining rights and worker protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routhier
Dr. Dafoe
Canada
Dafoe
Lie Dianne
Penna Primary Costs Plentiful and Political Fund Details
The joint campaign committee of Roland Morris, an independent Democrat senatorial candidate, and Judges Copeland report expenditures of 10 682 pounds and 483 802 dollars in Pennsylvania. Contributions to Wilson's fund include 2500 dollars each from Andrew W and Richard Ky, 4750 from Joseph Re Grandy, 1000 from A W Weir and others. Dauphin and Philadelphia counties show further activity with no state committee contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
Snyder
Roland
Morris
Child Frick
John McGarvey
Allegheny County
Dauphin
Philadelphil County
Quintuplets Born to Dionne Family in Canada
In Corbeil Ontario a Canadian farmer Beneat Dionne and his wife Oliva Dionne welcomed five newborn babies Cecile Yvonne Emily Annette and Maris. Doctors warned the babies faced grave danger but the quintet has shown steady improvement under local nurses care. The family previously had six other children: Pauline Dan Ernest Therese and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintip Jetix
Wee
Corbeil
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Beneat Dionne
Waltht
Cecile
Yvonne
Emily
Annette
Maris
Pauline
Dane
Ernest
Therese
Rose
Committee Expenses And State Contributions Detailed
The committee spent a total of 12,109 in addition to funds contributed by the state organization. The state organization amounts are reflected in the state committee expense accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Daring Conshohocken Mail Robbery Stuns Town
Five gunmen dressed as laborers raided the R R Station in Conshohocken as mail messenger J Roy Stewart loaded pouches for payroll delivery. They stole about $17,000 in small bills and fled in a car, while police hunted for the masked suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shohocken
Francis Blake
Altha
Conshohocken
Blake
J. Roy Stewart
Stewart
Gang of Five
William Vining
Weat Conshohocken
Joseph Karney
W. Forrest. Scanlin
Karney
Norristown
Donald P. Horsey
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Indiana Minister Accepts N Y Call
Rev. W. H. Armstrong, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, will preach his farewell on Sunday night June 8. He has been called to Falssoner New York and plans to begin duties around June 15. He came here from North Carolina where he led a seven year pastorate, after earlier serving in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Armstrong
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Presidential train detrain and guard at Worcester stop
Police surrounded Union Station and Lincoln Street yards as the President prepared to detrain and travel to Groton. A radio patrol and heavy guard were stationed nearby while railroad official William Carr, after a telephone tip from an unknown caller, notified local authorities that a dynamite threat was received but was not believed credible by railroad and police officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Lincoln Street
Groton
William Carr
New York, New Haven
Worcester Police
Behiind
Roosevelt declares American money won the war
In a wartime address, President Roosevelt praises U S financial effort and national resolve, emphasizing government funding by the people and the need for continued support as foreign loans and payments shape victory.
Roosevelt asserts debt relief stance amid defaulter talks
President Roosevelt warns debtor nations to bear substantial sacrifice to meet their obligations on liberty bonds and refunds. He says no new legislation is needed now and American aid depends on debtors' prudent spending and frank talks on payment means. He notes Congress holds war powers and avoids linking to reparations and Johnson Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
France
Britain
Charles B. Hughes
Sinen
Unrequited Lover Shoots Girl in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a distraught suitor from New York shot Barbara Kerr, 28, three times after a failed reconciliation attempt. She identified Herman Goldberg as her assailant before losing consciousness at Presbyterian Hospital where doctors fought to save her life. Police pursue Goldberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman Goldberg
New York
Barbara Kerr
Presbyterian Hospital
Goldberg
Wobah
Plumville Church to Observe 70th Anniversary Homecoming
Plumville Presbyterian Church marks its 70th anniversary with a four service homecoming on Sunday June 4 1934. Worship at 10 and 11 includes a Lord's Supper with Rev J D Humphrey and Rev Wallace Fraser delivering addresses. 2 30 pm service features history and more speakers. 8 pm greetings from Presbytery by Rev Walter Kennedy. Former choir members, present choir, refreshments and picnic lunch planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
New Bethlehem
Walter Kennedy
Timblin
D Earl Daniel
Ethel Carson
Olive Whitacre
Lottie McEwen Trallinger
Craig Marshall
Harry Pierce
Partial Victory for McLeod Bill Advances on House Floor
Washington reports a partial victory for supporters of the McLeod bill to reimburse depositors in closed banks. A petition signed by 145 House members allows action on June 11, with Rep. Clarence McLeod leading the drive and a bloc aiming to prevent adjournment before June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Clarence Mclcod
Michigan
McLeod
Senate
Steagall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Rules Committee
House
Lew Cody Dies at 47. Hollywood Mourns Star
Film idol Lew Cody 47 died of a cerebral hemorrhage followed by heart attack. Body found in bed by butler and masseur at his mansion after returning from Malibu Beach entertainment. Private funeral plans announced with no autopsy. burial pending return of friend Harry Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Lew Cody
Cody
Itis Butler
James Gren
Lee’ Westerlund
Malibu Beach
Ody
Westerlund
Glen
Mabel Normand
Mickey
Silent Metares
Buster Keaton
Film Comedien
Naroule
Marku
R B. Giffith
Elser Fry
Griffith
Faunsral
Moreay
Monelusu
Carly
Harry Doe Brown
Mim
Sars Eilers
Obituary notices from McDonald and Iselin residents
Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran of McDonald died in Indiana Hospital at 2 40 am after a blood poisoning incident while visiting her niece Mrs George J Steinheiser of Waterstreet Her husband arrived in Indiana last Saturday The baby was taken to McDonald home Martin Adam Sr 63 died at home in Iselin of cerebral hemorrhage He was born November 11 1870 in Austria and lived in Iselin 30 years He worked for Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co He is survived by his widow three sons Victor Adam of Chicago Andrew Adam and Martin Adam Jr and daughter Erma Adem all at home Funeral services will be at Iselin Roman Catholic Church at 2 pm Sunday with burial in church cemetery A Paris aviation museum and early rocket experiments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cochran
McDonald
Allegheny County
George J. Steinheiser
Waterstreet
Indiana
Cochran
Martin Adam
Iselin
Austria
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Helen Adam
Victor Adam
Chicago
Andrew Adam
Erma Adem
Isalin
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Harry A. Borland
White House
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7Th St
Carter Ave
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Sim
Mdaours
Stork
ROB Post Office
R. R
Charles Nungesser
Ayer
N. Y. Call
Plumville Presbyterian
M'Leood Bill
Butler
Chalais Meudon
Paris
Gol. Konstantinoff
Luxenberg’s
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