Turbulent courtroom testimony in Peacock trial unfolds
In a dramatic courtroom session Frances Newman testifies about her affair with Peacock and Dorothy’s marriage and alleged temptations. Mrs Heinzelman details threats against her daughter and Dorothy’s New York life, while families sit by as cross examination resumes and a court recess follows with no session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacox
Heinzelman
Dorothy
Frances Newman
Mrs. Heinzelman
Frances
Child’s
Willie
New York
Mount Vernon
Paterson Broker Key to Abduction Case Over Large Loan
A Paterson broker, acting as a bank officer, allegedly refused a major loan to an indicted man to finance a large brewery. When the loan failed, Elliott was abducted from his car while en route to his business in East Orange, held for three days, and released, sparking a nationwide sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidpapers
Eliott
Elliott
Jime
Hast Orange
Visions of Powers and Church Notes Schedule
Church notes list services at multiple denominations with times for evening worship prayer and sermons. Emanuel Protestant and Episcopal congregations show morning and evening programs led by Rev L. Clark and Rev Roger Char wke with Holy Communion and sermon topics. Sabbath school sessions and youth forums also noted across churches with times and topics such as A Father's Advice and Wherein the Greatness of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. F.C. Uy
Mias Pearl Shank
Zion Lutheran Church
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Bible School
Baptist Young People's Union
Corinthians
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tent
Eleventh Street
Church
William MacTavish
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Bieber
Jesus
Ei Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Gep Church School
Young People’s Forum
Union
Lutheran Church
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charwke
Holy Communion
Mad
United Presbyterian
Yel W. Shane
Night football under floodlights draws 10000 to New Castle clash
NEW CASTLE Pa Sept 21 at Ben Franklin Stadium 10000 fans watched New Castle High School defeat Grove City 13 to 0 under fourteen flood lights. The game started 8 30 pm with darkness closing in. New Castle plans three more evening games before switching to day games. Hartford Conn Sept 21 featherweight title on the line Monday when Andre Routis of France meets Bat Rattalino local favorite in a 12 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ben Franklin Stadium
Hartford
Conn
Andre Routis
France
Bat Rattalino
Stock closings quotations from Hemphill and Noyes Co
Quotations furnished by Hemphill and Noyes Co Indiana Theatre Building phone 1100 details stock closings and market notes for the period. The source lists financial data and investment references tied to the theater district and local firms. It notes price movements and investor interest connected to Indiana theatres and related securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre Building
Parachute Makers Face Approved Type Certificates
The Aeronautics section of the Commerce Department considers approved type certificates for parachute manufacturers to ensure only government standards meet man carry parachutes. The plan aims to certify pack on aviator rope cord manually operated chutes and apply to future developments. A draft test procedure and requirements will be sent to manufacturers for comment, with a commercial standard to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Aeronautics Section
Commerce Department
Night club blaze tragedy details and investigation
Police and fire officials probe a deadly night club fire that killed ten men and eight women, with 45 injured. Witness accounts describe a panic as a door was opened and flames rapidly spread through a dining room and a crowded Study Club venue in Detroit. Investigators name a cloak room worker as a potential catalyst while departments review licenses and safety standards and seize interior photographs for the evolving case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Henry Garvin
Guid
Garvin
Chenot
Recreation Commissioner
Police Department
Building Department
Fire Commission
Receiving Hospital
Luther
Lawrence
Detroit
Smith
H. B
Parker
John
Kelly
Bertha
Manning
Morrison
New York
Green
Waverly
Brown
Derrick
Tedford
E. B
Kaufman
J. G
Krieger
Wallace
Willer
Frank
Rosenbloom
Mrs. Gussie
Detroit residents linked to bandits in unsolved case
Ruth Emery 29, Jane Ward 27, Phyllis Weiss 22, Miss Lackey 19, Mrs Clare Wilson 40 and others connected to a Detroit club scene are named as associates. Sheriff A M Gorman notes a confession leads to a speedy sentence for an unidentified man. Hazzard Kline, son of the late Sol Kline, had no prior serious trouble but left Clearfield after his mother’s death and later joined the gang, with police uncertain how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Ruth
Detroit
Ward
Jane
Weiss
Phyllis
McGee
Miss Lackey
Wilson
Mrs
Clare
A. M. Gorman
Hazzard Kline
Sol Kline
Kline
Clearfield
Bandits
Points on People in County Visitors and Local Calls
A list of residents and visitors in the county reports multiple individuals stopping by town for shopping business or social visits. Names include Adda Smith Penn Run Lytle Montgomery Barash Falls Creek Palmer Clearfield Hitchcock Langham Weiler Belli Mahan Frantz Kelly Patrick and others visiting in town or calling on county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Smith
Clymer
John Lytle
Penn Run
Indiana
William J. Smith
Glen Campbell
Minnie Galantine
Ben Avon
H. A. Barash
Montgomery Township
Mildred Smith
Falls Creek
John Palmer
Grant Township
M. P. Weiler
Youngstown
Harry Replogle
Barr's
CG. E. Belli
Squire Chas, Mahan
Dixonville
Thomas Frantz
Miller
Rossmoyne
D. B. Kelly
Cherryhill Township
Court House
George and
Ned Patrick
Green Township
Coolidge and party celebrate in Farmington after engagement dinner
John Coolidge reported for work in New Haven today while friends held a bachelor dinner at Elm Tree Inn Farmington. Attendees included Stephen Brown of Northampton Am herst College classmate and best man, ushers Richard Brown Philip Morehouse and Pierce A Glark. The group was described as dry though merry with singing toasts and good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coolidge
New Haven
Young Coolidge
Elm Tree Inn
Farmington
Stephen Brown
Northampton
Mass
Amherst College
John
Richard Brown
Philip Morehouse
Brooklyn
Pierce A. Glark
Real estate transfers listed in county records
A series of transfers recorded including Clymer National Bank to Henry T. Clayton two lots in Clymer for 2200 dollars, S 8S Barr to E B N Lydick two lots in Center for 5.32, G C Fee to Beulah M Brown lot in Indiana for 1, Beulah M Brown to G C Fee lot, Mary E Jordan to Thomas R Jordan tract in E Mahoning for 1, Wilbert R Shearer to G L Clawson lot in Blairsville for 400, Sarah A Shearer to G L Clawson lot in Rigivaville for 900, W M Rudden to I W Tyger tract in Canoe for 3070, John E Johnston to Annie Johnston lot in Blairsville for 1 06, $. Kunkle to Joe Schark tract in Center for 750, Thomas Monroe Jr to OC A Gable two lots in Smickaburg for 4100, Mabel McKenry to George M Bell four lots in White for 10, Virginia Graham to First National Bank Plumville two tracts in Mahoning for 360, Jennie Oligher to Paul Oligher lot in Cherryhill for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer National Bank
Henry T. Clayton
Clymer
Barr
EB. N. Lydick
G. C. Fee
Beulah M. Brown
Indiana
Mary E. Jordan
Thomas R. Jordan
E. Mahoning
Wilbert R. Shearer
L. Clawson
Blairsville
Sarah A. Shearer
Rigivaville
W. M. Rudden
I. W. Tyger
Canoe
John E. Johnston
Annie Johnston
Kunkle
Joe Schark
Center
Thomas Monroe, Jr
OC. A. Gable
Smickaburg
Mabel MeKenry
George M. Bell
Virginia Graham
First National Bank
Plumyville
Mahoning
Jennie Oligher
Paul Oligher
Cherryhill
Bank Runner Confesses Theft in New York
An 18 year old runner for R Hiscoe and Company confessed after extended grilling that he conspired with Jack Rosen to steal 512000 in bonds and stock certificates. Rosen lured him with talk of easy money during the prior day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milon Alter
Hiscoe and Company
Jack Rosen
Rosen
Road Builders And Aeronautical Experts Plan Washington Meeting
Washington expects a two day municipal airports conference on October 24 and 25. Maj Donald A Davison leads the effort with Maj Frederic A Reimer presiding at lunch. Topics include airport layout drainage surfaces and management with Col Clarence M Young and Lt A S Grant among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asis
American Road Builders’ Association
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of Pieation
Donald A. Davison
Municipal Airports Committee
City Officials’ Division
Maj. Davison
H. H. Blee
Department of Commercce
Frederic A. Reimer
American Road Builders' Association
Proctor L. Dougherty
District of Columbia Board of Commissioners
Willard Hotel
Aeronautical Chamber
B. Russell Shaw
St. Louis
C. A. Hogentogler
Bureau of Public Roads
C. N. Conner
A. P. Taliaferro, Jr
Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
A. S. Grant, III
Ashington
District of Columbia
Clarence M. Young
Europe
Charles M. Upham
Army and Navy
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Maj
Davison
Earthquakes in Hawaii Spark Eruption Fear at Hualalai
Seismic quakes in North Kona, Hawaii, raise hope of an eruption at Mount Hualalai, dormant since 1801. Cattlemen prepare to move stock as seismologists warn that continued tremors could trigger an eruption.
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Honolulu
T. H
North Kona
Hawaii
Mount Hualalai
Hualalai
Funeral for John M Beatty in Blairsville
Funeral services for John Marshall Beatty aged 62 will be held at the Gibson home 305 North Morrow street at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon conducted by Reverend H E Lloyd of the First Methodist Episcopal Church Interment will be in Blairsville Cemetery He is survived by brother Edward Beatty of Richmond Delaware and five sisters Mrs Margaret Prime of Chicago Mrs Sarah Peebles of Pittsburgh Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd Miss Emma Beatty and Mrs Gertrude Gibson all of Blairsville.
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Blairsville
John Marshall Beatty
Gertrude Gibson
Gibson
North Morrow Street
H. E. Lloyd
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Beatty
Edward Beatty
Richmond
Delaware
Margaret Prime
Chicago
Sarah Peebles
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Shephard
Emma Beatty
Blairaville
Grain futures slip as wheat, corn, oats fall on Friday
Chicago grain markets closed lower with wheat down about 1 percent to 154 cents per bushel while corn and oats also declined. The report notes overall selling pressure across grain futures amid shifting export demand and harvest outlook.
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Chicago
Kirkwood to appear at Punxsutawney Country Club
Pro golfer Joe Kirkwood will headline at Punxsutawney Country Club next Tuesday afternoon drawing hundreds of spectators to see the famed trick golfer perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kirkwood
Punxsutawney County Club
Lindberghs Arrive in Port-au-Prince Haiti
Pan American Airway Pioneer plane piloted by Col Charles A Lindbergh lands at 9 30 pm in Port au Prince Haiti after a Cuba to Haiti flight via Santiago de Cuba. Lindbergh and wife greet a large crowd and are hosted by President Borno. The trip across the Windward Passage proceeds without incident despite occasional headwinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Ins
Pan-American Airway Pioneer
Charles A. Lindbergh
Santiago de Cuba
Col
Evelyn Nesbit sues for 600 dollars in Atlantic City
Evelyn Nesbit former wife of Harry K Thaw sues Miss Charlotte Colorado for 600 dollars claiming a check was returned by the bank. Nesbit, a cafe hostess in Atlantic City, brings the suit seeking payment of the disputed amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Charlotte
Colorado
Cian
Miss Nesbit
Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices For Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Livestock market shows steady cattle demand with varied classes. Cattle prices range from common at 5.50 to prime 12.93 with fresh cows and springers 50 to 125 and veal calves at 18. Hog receipts around 1500 with prices from 8.50 to 11.50 for various grades and stags unavailable. Sheep supply 760 with good lambs at 14 and good wethers around 7.50, other grades not listed.
Young Dimling Tries Death By Own Action
George Dilming Jr of the Dimling Deverts coffee firm was found shot in the temple at the office. He lies in critical condition at Allegheny General Hospital with a bullet lodged in the skull, and police see no intrusion signs. His employees say he had suffered poor health for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George Dilming, Jr
Dimling-Deverts Company
Allegheny General Hospital
Prohibition Chief Eyes Large Scale Drive This Fall
Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran plans a major nationwide campaign as the hot toddy season approaches. Chicago and Detroit are named as main fronts with New York and Philadelphia among other cities where illicit liquor flows. Federal Attorney George Johnson and Alexander Jamie head of special agents travel to coordinate efforts with U S Attorneys and department officials to map a cleanup action targeting bootleg supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Doran
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
George Johnson
Alexander Jamie
Doran
Prohibition Office
U. S
Charles F. Tuttle
The Losers Up Salt River Poem of Election Mood
A poem from Black Lick Pennsylvania by D. N. Bates laments voters who rejected some candidates while others were elected. It mocks campaign drags, praises hopeful spirits, and imagines defeated figures whistling ragtime aboard Salt River boats toward the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Bull Frog
Keelson
D. N. Bates
Black Lick
Palestine Conflict Not Yet At Rest
Dispatches from Cairo and Jerusalem report ongoing Arab Jewish strife in Palestine with curfews in place and authorities blaming Communist suspects after Arabs were killed by Jews near Bethlehem. Jerusalem remains tense though order is described as largely restored and a large force may be needed to maintain peace.
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London
Palestine
Near East
Exchange Telegraph
Cairo
Bethlehem
Daily Mail
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Haifa
Holy City
I Iself
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John A. Walker
Johnstown
Charlotte V. Hatcher
Iselin
Herbert Henigin
Mary Flynn
John Tancxedi
Mich
Josephine Altimore
Rossiter
Harold le Roy Johnston
Plumville
Sarah J. Jamison
Washington Two
Simon F. Geesey
Helen Gertrude Stuchell
Samuel EK
Sloan, Kittanning
Alberta Wyant
Kittanning
Johnb. Moore
Alice Kathryn Beatty
Allegheny Corp
Amerada Corps
Toco
Andes
Atlantic Refining
Barnsdall
Eth Steel
Ook Chi
Ot West
Hupp Motor
Hayes Body Corp
Kelly Springfield
Kenecott Copper
Nolster Radio Sae
de Lott Gas, Flee Co
Mana
Elec Supreba
TY Miami Copper Beraee
Mid - Oil Ve . Ou Marmon Motor Ve
iNat Dairy
Am Corpene
Nat Cash Register
Nat Bellas Hesspete
Packard (New
Deeee
Park Utah M Go
Lenn
Taenee Eave
Public Service
Keith Otee
al 'Sinclair
Texas
Capitol Notes
Coolidge
John M. Beatty
Debuteres
Kirkwood
Lindberghs
Evelyn
Young Dimling
Evening Gazette
Wille
Kaeslin
Beauty Shopped
7Th St
Indiana, Pa
Duquesne University
Elmer Layden
Eleves Tong Bays
Edinbor State College
Edinboro
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