BENCH WARRANTS ISSUED OVER DERBY DRAWING CROWD
Court orders appearance and threatens arrest for nonappearance. Humphreys testifies a Jan 81 verbal agreement made him Pirates trainer at 150 dollars weekly, with a later cut discussed after Dreyfuss said last season's losses. Dreyfuss calls Humphreys claim hot air and declines comment. The Sport of Kings promotes turf fans traveling for tomorrow’s Derby.
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Humphheys
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Dreyfuss
Humphrey
Joss
Sn Dreyfuss
Death calls and Delos of Detroit person notices
Death notices list survivors and funeral details for several individuals. Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs. C. L. Smith, William and Edward Shaughenhaup of Clymer, and Mrs. Ida Smith of New Kensington are named. Services set for Sunday at 2:00 PM in Clymer with Rev. Snow officiating and Sample Run Cemetery interment. Grant Gibson, 38, Bolivar, dies after rock fall at Garfield Fire Clay plant in Kittanning Point. injuries include broken spine and legs. Lizzie McChesmey Ward dies in Evanston, Ill at 82, wife of former Dr. Alex McChesmey. survived by daughter Estelle MacNortham and son Robert. De Maris May Ressler, 12, dies after three weeks of illness. services Sunday 1:30 PM at home, interment Reynoldsville Cemetery. Thomas S. St. Clair, formerly of Indiana, dies in Bethlehem at 72. survived by wife Annie Griffith and daughters Edith and Mrs. Harry K. Getty. funeral at Bethlehem home Saturday, interment Grand View Cemetery Johnstown after arrival.
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Delos
Detroit
Alice Smith
C. L. Smith
William Shaughenhaup
Edward Shaughenhaup
Clymer
Ida Smith
New Kensington
Snow
Culver
Christian Alliance Church of
Sample Run
Grant Gibson
Altoona
Bolivar
Garfield Fire Clay Company
Kittanning Point
Gibson
Lizzie McChesmey Ward
Evanston
Ill
Lizzie McChesmey
Alex McChesmey
Latrobe
McChesmey
Shelocta
R. E. McChessey
Blairsville Seminary
Chicago
Europe
Estelle MacNortham
Robert
de Maris May Feaster
de Maris May Ressler
F. W. Ressler
Ernest Company
Dorothy
McCamey
Methodist
Reynoldsville
Thomas S, St. Clair
Thomas S. St. Clair
Indiana
Bethlehem
Mr. St. Clair
Indiana County
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Company
Breach Promise Award of 2150 in Federal Suit
Miss Noland of Westerville Ohio won 2150 in a breach of promise case against Elder Denny Brown of Madison Virginia. Judge F P Schoonmaker delivered the verdict after four hours of deliberation in Federal court. Brown allegedly promised to marry while students at Otterbein College and wore a fraternity pin and an engagement ring during the relationship. The trial debated the pin's significance, which the court ruled irrelevant to the case.
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Pittsburgh
Isabel Nolan
Westerville
F. P. Schoonmaker
Otterbein College
Brown
Eight Horses Hold Chance In Derby Rivalry
Louisville crowds swarm toward the Kentucky Derby as eight horses loom with real chances including Blue Larkspur Clyde Van Dusen Naishapur Volteur Karl Eitel Windy City Minotaur and Vermato. Blue Larkspur Clyde Van Dusen and Naishapur lead the hot contenders in Americas great horse race.
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Davis J. Wallit
INS
Louisville
Jover
Legion
America
California
Blue Larkspur
Clyde van Dusen
Naishapur
Volteur
Karl Eitel
Windy City
Minotaur
Vermato
Blue Larspur
Bradley
Market Report At Noon Highlights Auburn Motors Gain
Auburn Motor jumps 18 points to 264 after acquisitions of Gardner Motor and a surge in current net earnings. General Motors buys 400,000 Fokker shares, lifting both stocks about 3 points. General Electric advances 8 to 289 as Columbia Graphophone, Warner Brothers, Bosch Magneto and others rise. Copper prices recover with Anaconda up 8 to 129, Kennecott up 2 to 89.5. Market remains quiet in afternoon with oil stocks in demand and commodities steady.
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New York
Auburn Motor
Gardner Motor
General Motors
Fokker
Fokker Aircraft Corporation
New York Reserve Bank
Wall Street
General Electric
Packard Motor
Columbia Graphophone
Warner Brothers
Bosch Magneto
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cutton
Builders a eloquent address by Harry White at Kiwanis and Rotary
Harry White spoke at a civic club gathering in Indiana presenting an illustrated sermon on Builders. He cited the late Dr John Phillips and Dr George W Crile as great Builders of the century and mourned the Cleveland Clinic disaster that cost Dr Phillips life while praising the Clinic and its staff.
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Sheehe Ther
Harry White
White
Lnte
Charles Steinmetz
Hanard
America
Europe
Indiana
John Phillips
Cleveland Clinic
Kiwanis
Rotary
Doctor Phillips
George W. Crile
Scarface Al Capone Bail Battle Shocks Philadelphia
The Chicago beer baron Scarface Al Capone sits in Philadelphia jail in default of 85000 bail on concealed weapon charges after a theatre exit. His bodyguard Frank Cline is held as police investigate alleged racket ties and a grand jury probe.
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E. L. Rawley
INS
Philadelphia
Scarface
al’ Capone
Chicago
Frank Cline
19Th
Market Streets
Blue Grass bred and Derby contenders battle for the prize
The article surveys an International field racing in Illinois and Kentucky bred horses including Blue Larkspur and Clyde Van Dusen with owners from Amsterdam New York Detroit and Washington. It notes Naishapur Volteur and Minoatur as notable entrants and predicts Blue Larkspur on a fast track as favorite while betting on the mud favors Clyde Van Dusen.
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Kentucky
van Dusen
Amsterdam
N. Y
Detroit
Admiral Cary Grayson
Washington
Chicago
Windy City
Karl Hitel
Minotaur
Vermato
Texas
Cal Roper
New Orleans
Blue Larkspur
Clyde van Dusen
Yuikivint
Debate Over Farm Relief Debenture Plan Grows Bitter
Washington May 17 Partisan clash erupts as House leaders accuse Republicans of blocking a test vote on the Senate debenture plan in a $300 million farm relief bill. Rep. Farmer of Texas supports the Hoover program, warns of fighting to include the debenture idea in the tariff bill. Haugen and others defend the conference route and deny dodge claims amid debate on constitutional questions. Two .38 caliber blue steel pistols mentioned in end notes.
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William S. Nealins
Washington
House
Senate
Rep.farmer
Texas
Garner
House Rules Committee
Rep
Haugen
Iowa
House Agriculture Committee
Capone and Cline Arrested in Philadelphia Case
Capone and Cline were brought to Magistrate Edward Carney after arrest byDetective Malone and Creedon. Capone faced a stern rebuke as not feared in Philadelphia, while both men were photographed, fingerprinted, and searched. Capone admitted heading to Chicago. a $35,000 bail was set as the hearing occurred late at night.
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City Hall
Cline
Edward Carney
Carney
Capone
United States
Philadelphia
al Capone
Ime
United State
James ‘Shooey’ Malone
John Creedon
Shooey
Pye
Chicago
Malone
L.B. Schofield
Bern
Japane
Indictments Expected Against Capone and Cline Today
Officials say the grand jury will indict Capone and Cline this afternoon on charges tied to sawed-off barreling evidence. Each faces up to one year in prison and a $500 fine. Three other Capone bodyguards are being sought after allegedly attending the Atlantic City theatre and separating in the crowd.
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Tols
Capone
Cline
Atlantic Ciy
Capone and guard arrested in Philadelphia fight over weapons
Al Capone and bodyguard Frank Cline were arrested as suspicious persons and charged with carrying concealed weapons. They were bailed for 36,000 dollars, indicted by the May grand jury, and ordered for immediate trial in municipal court with District Attorney John Monaghan leading the prosecution.
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Philadelphia
INS
Scarface
al” Capone
Chicago
Frank Cline
J. A. McLaughry
Mercer County
John E. Walsh
Capone
Cline
John Monaghan
Bernard L. Lemisch
Walsh
Graf Zeppelin faces emergency landing in France during storm voyage
Graf Zeppelin, with 18 passengers including a woman, struggled against strong headwinds over the Rhone Valley as two of five motors failed. Dr. Eckener reported plans to land in France or near Friedrichshafen later, raising fears of a stop before reaching home port. Investigations into possible sabotage were mentioned, with officials awaiting his full report.
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Eckener
Dr .Eckener
Valence
Lyons
le Bourget
Rhine
France
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
N. J
Spain
Rhone
Swiss
Montelimar
Otto D. Tolischus
INS
Germany
Graf
Rhone Valley
Nimes
Hugo Eckener
Avignon
Zeppelin
Dr. Eckener
Zeppelin Company
Blame Leaking Illitation Headed by Samuel Mather
Dr Crile vows to carry on as monument collapses. Clinic leaders deem it one of the citys top institutions. Of 221 in the building during the bromine gas incident, about 75 returned home and many remain missing today. 35 treated in hospitals with only partial hope for recovery. doctors urge bed rest and water. oxygen and transfusion used as life wanes.
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Samuel Mather
Crile
Cleveland Clinic blast toll rises amid unknown deaths
Carl L Turneham reports Cleveland on May 1 as the X ray film storage explosion injects poisonous fumes that blind and kill, with 124 to 126 dead and 35 surviving in hospitals. Fire marshals cite a flawed auto shut door and a ventilating fan spreading gas. steamfitter Rafferty Boggs is a material witness.
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Carl L. Turneham
INS
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
P. T. Ferris
M. I. Gross
Thomas Martinek
Rafferty Boge
Bogg
Boge
Paris Coiffure Wrinkle Becomes Latest Hair Trend
Paris May 18 A new fashion in hairdressing called Ascension spreads among Parisiennes. The style features a middle part and masses of curls at each side while the theological meaning remains unclear.
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Paris
SONS OF VETS AUXILIARY MEET AT MEMORIAL HALL
The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary held its annual inspection at Camp 177 in Memorial Hall with visiting Greensburg members Mrs. Carl Thomas Mrs Henry Wundel Mr Jesse Gahegan Mrs Grace Gahegan chief inspector. The guests received a high proficiency rating and informal talks preceded a social hour with refreshments.
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Camp 177
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
U. S
Greensburg
Carl Thomas
Henry Wundel
Jesse Gahegan
Grace Gahegan
Gahegan
Elks Purples and White Tour Reaches PHS Lodge Morning
Elks Good Will Tour car from New York to Los Angeles visits PHS Local Lodge this morning. Four Studebaker Presidents travel major routes across the nation ahead of the Grand Lodge Convention in California.
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ELKS
PHS
Elks Lodge
Indiana
New York
Los Angeles
Elks Grand Lodge
California
Hils
Studebaker
George Alpers
Muara
Hudson River
Albany
Lake Cities
Chicago
Seattle
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Atlantic Coast States
New Orleans
Vallas
Biaso
Phoenix
San Lisu
American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Doylestown Man Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Nick Colello 46 of Newton, Italian laborer, was found guilty of second degree murder in Bucks County Court for the death of his newborn granddaughter Concetta 18, with a 17 hour deliberation. He avoided the electric chair but awaits sentence after a motion for a new trial. The infant was strangled February 18.
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Doylestown
INS
Nick Colello
Newton
Taborer
Concetta
Wiram H. Keller
Bucks County Court
Colello
Football Player Dies in Explosion
Canton Ohio May 17 Ben Jones 31 from bromine gas inhalation after a tonsil operation at the Cleveland Clinic died at his Grove City Pennsylvania home. A former Canton Bulldog star and Grove City College All American in 1922 he later played fullback for the Philadelphia Yellow Jackets.
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Canton, O
Ben Jones
Grove City
Cleveland Clinic
Jones
Canton Bulldog
Grove City College
Philadelphia Yellow Jackets
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