Pierpont Must Die In Chair In Ohio Ruling
Ohio Supreme Court overruled Pierpont appeal and ordered execution in the electric chair for the Dillinger era gangster. Date set for October 17 after Makley appeal also dismissed. Makley died in a failed jail escape. Clark received a life sentence. Sheriff Sarber slain in the 1931 jail break attempt.
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Columbus
Ohio State Supreme Court
Harry Pierpont
Asher
High Tribunal
Fierpont
Charles Makley
State Supreme Court
Makley
Pierpont
State Penitentiary
Maxley
Supreme Court
Dillinger
United States Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Pierpont Defense Fund
Mukley
Jess Sarber
Allen County
Sarver
John Dillinger
Lima
Ruswell Clark
Henry's Wedding Tomorrow Night Feature With Talented Girls
A local program promises a lively event tomorrow night featuring the Mystic Shrine led by Eliza. The program includes choirs of talented girls and a spiritualist gathering where the audience is invited to commune with the other world through song and seance-like readings.
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Mystic Shrine
Eliza
Pert
Resignation Ends Hugh S. Johnson NRA Tenure
Washington dispatch notes Brig. Gen Hugh S. Johnson resigns from Roosevelt recovery efforts. White House had earlier ordered a vacation and shifts to Richberg and Perkins amid policy clashes. Johnson’s farewell letter credits him for jump starting the stalled NRA program as he departs after a swashbuckling campaign and broad public speaking work.
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Perkins
NBA
Johnson
New York
NRA
Ichberg
Miss Perkins
Washington
INS
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Federal Emergency Council
White House
Labor Department
Daniel Raper
Commerce
Richberg
Janson
Hugh
Inside Aid theory of Hauptmann’s Lindbergh kidnaping
The 1920s crime case sparks debate at police convention as chiefs argue Hauptmann had inside aid from someone close to Lindbergh family. Others contend it was an outside job. experts discuss how evidence and staging suggest differing theories.
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William K. Hutchinson
N.S
I. N
Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hauptmann
New York City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
N. d
Lindberghs
Englewood
N. J
Sourland
George BE
Hargrave
Chicago
W. R. Moran
Fairmont
W. Way
William GC. Hart
New Britain
Conn
Hart
Gerald Chapman
Willam J. Quinn
San Francisco
W. L. Payne
Self
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Dudley D. Shoenfeld
Shoenfeld
Col. Lindbergh
Morrow
International News Service
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Bronx
Johnsons Blue Eagle and Roosevelts Public Career
The passage credits General Hugh Samuel Johnson with creating the Blue Eagle symbol of recovery and portrays his unwavering drive for recovery as central to his public career. It notes Roosevelt and Johnson discussing Johnsons future duties while suggesting the broader capital view is toward his public service trajectory.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Hugh Samuel Johnson
Pinchot hails brief relief session andPSC confirmations
Governor Gif ford Pinchot praised the abbreviated special relief session that adjourned last week calling it good work. He noted the seven day effort raised funds for jobless relief and cost little, while Senate confirmations to the Public Service Commission began saving Pennsylvania consumers over $50,000 and set the commission to full term operation.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Pinchott
Senate
Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Hunter Gets Right Answer Struck From Circulation
A farmer relies on a license tag to identify a hunter and other weaponry to protect property after damage. Authorities note that culprits who escape can be traced by a nearby parked car’s license plate, tying it to the owner. The discussion implies enforcement action and ongoing vigilance.
Hunter and farmer clash over posted lands and hunting rights
A reader appeals for better hunter farmer understanding to curb landowner threats and posted land violations. A fire marshal’s log of parked vehicles near a trout stream is cited as a crime deterrent, emphasizing consent, conspicuous no trespass signs, and owner permission for hunting on private land.
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Mr. Rice
Tennant
Rice
Rainbow Holds Onto The Old Mug In Newport Race
Harold Vanderbilt’s Rainbow defended the America’s Cup by beating Endeavour in a 30 mile triangular course, finishing 85 seconds ahead amid protests and technical disputes. The result, anticipated to stand for decades, keeps the old mug at the New York Yacht Club trophy locker.
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Montagu Worthley
Sports Wester
Newport
R. J
America
New York Yacht Club
England
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Rainbow
T. O. M. Sopwith
Endeavour
Sopwith
Vanderilt
Charles E. Nicholson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, JR
N.S
R. L
INS —Tiffany & Co
Endeavor
Race Committee
Wilhelmina
Companion Says Pal's Hands in Air When Shot
Testimony in the Indiana county homicide trial focuses on self defense claims by Mehallick after Vite and Pennington were in a car. Witnesses describe shots fired as Vite allegedly reached for a pocket item. Jury selection continues with extensive questioning on potential jurors amid protests over capital punishment.
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Pal
Vite
Pennington
Mehallick
Marion D. Patterson
John Vile
Indiana
A. Eugene Wilson
Indiana County
Harry K. Konzer
Saiq Mehalitek
Lewis
Wow Estall
Lair County
Criminal Court
Hall
Charles Jr. Marriott
Engineer Testimony Details Distances At Fatal Intersection
The engineer described measurements of stains at a fatal shooting site. Distances from the intersection center to the apron edge were about 80 to 142 feet and about 24 feet from a point near the intersection. A map draft was promised today. Glass fragments were noted nearby as testimony closed.
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Quincy B. Doves
Indiana
Vite
Iit
Clearfield
Jones
Margiotti
Marelotti
Jotes
Revolver Located On Premises Said To Be Accused's
In a tense scene Hauptmann sat with detectives in the district attorney's office as Lindbergh testified. Authorities reported finding more ransom money in a garage cache, yellow backs tucked in holes bored in planks. Officials rushed the new evidence to the grand jury while crowds gathered and searches continued at the Hauptmann home.
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Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Foley
Grand Jury
1279
East 222Nd Street
Department of Justice
New Jersey
Obituary notices for multiple local figures in Indiana County
Several local obituaries record deaths and funeral details. Harry Lany, 411-year-old Colver railroad brakeman, to be buried in St Nicholas Cemetery after service in Golver. Marian E. Coup died September 24 1994 in Indiana Hospital, survived by husband and three children. funeral at home September 27, Greenwood Cemetery. Henry Elden, 49, barber in Homet, shot at home. funeral plans not yet made. W H Walkinshaw, 82, cattle raiser near Ligonier, suffered stroke, survived by widow Anna. burial in Ligonier Valley Cemetery after 2 pm services. Rev John J Barber, 89 Civil War veteran and educator, died in Grove City. services in Grove City tomorrow. survived by widow and six children. brother of Sarah Butterbaugh.
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Warrente
Nore
Charles H. Ake
Martinsburg
John Loose
Williamsburg
Jeannette Campbell
Hollidaysburg
Charles Carper
Sheldon ©. Lantz
Altoona
Commonwealth
Charles J. Margiotti
Lantz
J. A. Moyer
Clara M. Gerst
Harry E. Ganahan
Curryville
Gerst
Martin L. Griffith
Robert O. Hart
Hazel Glass
Jacob Dively
Hart
Margiotti
R. N. Hoover
Ruth Mills
John F. Cornelius
Roaring’ Springs
Marion D. Patterson
Cornelius
Blair County
Charles Edmiston
Elizabeth Kuhn
Marcella Strump
Vlora M. Oeffinger
Patterson
Harry R. Treese
John W. Black
Claysburg
Henry W. Gates
Al- 10
Brakeman
van. Burkit
Lloyd Biddle
Herbert O. Piper
J. D. Young
Mabel Delozer
Andrew Dibert
Harry Lany
Colver
Golver
St. Nicholas Catholic
Nicktown
Marian E. (Rovis) Cour
Indiana Hospital
W. W. Coup
F. W. Johns
Orlando
Fla
J. Walsh
Plumville
C. H. Coup
Homer City
Lowry Hovis
Wilkinsburg
W. Perry Hovis
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry Elden
Homet City
W. H. Walkinshaw
Ligonier Valley
Ligonier
Ite
Derry Township
Chicago
Anna Laughrey Walkinshaw
John J. Barbor
Grove City
Dayton
Barber
Princeton
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Western Pennsylvania
Kansas
Presbyterian Mission Hoard
G. A. R. Post
Sarah B. Butterbaugh
South Sixth Street
Manning Couple Welcomes Eight Pound Boy at Indiana Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jay H Manning of South Ninth Street receive best wishes on the birth of an eight pound boy at the Indiana Hospital. The event is noted as a joyful local family milestone with congratulations from friends and neighbors.
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Jay H. Manning
South Ninth Street
Indiana Hospital
JaRue Endet Ie
Geary Carries Fight to State Supreme Court
Albert A. Geary former judge and Democratic candidate contests his 1933 election win over Harry M. Rimer in Clarion county. A petition from Clarion electors prompted a recount and a challenge to the lower court’s jurisdiction, with the case proceeding to the State Supreme Court. The recount allegedly found miscounted votes in East Brady and elsewhere.
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Pittsburgh
Albert A. Geary
Court of Common Pleay
18Th
Clarion County
Supreme Court of the State
Geary
Harry M. Rimer
Rimer
Common Pleas Court
Appellees
Quesi
Commonwealth
East Brady
Further Rise In Steel Demand Reported
New York dated report notes continued demand growth in steel with a 2.5 point production rise to 23.19 percent capacity. Regional rates climb to 26 percent in Wheeling and Chicago 26.12 percent, Cleveland 24 percent, Pittsburgh 1 percent, Philadelphia 18 percent, Valleys 26 percent, Detroit 76 percent unchanged. Scrap prices rise to 9.50 per gross ton while pig iron and finished steel stay at 17.00 per ton and 2.124 cents per pound respectively.
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New York
Irom Age Review
Wheeling
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Falls From Trees Injure Two Boys In White Township
Two young boys were treated for injuries after falls from trees. Matthew Watson, five, of White township, sustained a fracture of the left arm. Richard Wilden, eight, of Erne, suffered a fracture of the right wrist and elbow dislocation. Both were taken to ana Hospital for treatment.
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Leigh Matteson
Shhoenfeld
Hauptman
Washington Times
House of Morgan
Hunter
Gazette
West Lebanon
Enal
Indiana Evening Gazette
H. H. Hayden
West
Lebanon
Editor Gazette
Shooter
Huntington
Blair
Rudlesk
Thomas Woods
Ruth A. Barton
F. H. Monahan
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Martin Mummert, Jr
Lloyd McGraw
Paul Fee
Louis McIntire
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B. Greene
J. W. Makin
T. J. Maher
L. D. Stewart
Hamilton Avenue
Tyrone
Paul T. Ward
Thomas E. McKiernan
J. R. Johnsonbaugh
John Gay
Gerald M. Christ
Eugene E. McIntyre
Ward
Ruddock
Ivard
Richard H. Gilbert
James W. Mack
Carl Douglass
Douglass
Misa Hope Lewis
Indiana-Clearfield
Glen Campbell
Glen @ampbel
Nanglass
Stone
Allied Chemical American
Atchison T. S. Falt
Atlantic Refining
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordena
Canadian Pacific
Ohio
Chrysler OM
STP. Com
STP
Pfd
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Oil
Gan
Curtiss-Wright
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Erie Railroad
Fort Pitt Brew. Go
Freeport
Texas General Electric
General Motora
Int. Nickel Int
J. G. Penney Co
Kelvinator Gl
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Gas
Miami Copper
Mrs. Kans-Texas Co
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Dairy Pro
Westinghaus Elec
Woloworth
Ford Limited
Pennroad Corporation
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