Youthful Slayer Sentenced To Prison Term In Murder Case
A 17 year old, who pled guilty to murder, received a lengthy prison sentence after confessing to killing his wife and wounding her admirer near Shamokin. The court condemned the act as inexcusable but noted the motive stemmed from a threatened marriage. The trial drew crowds in Central Pennsylvania as the defendant, Wojciechowski, stood emotionless during sentencing.
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Bndge
Albert Lloyd
Mira
Jane
Pennsylvania
Jidee
Shamokin
Clem Shebuskie
Shamokin State Hospital
Coxpie
Lad
Love Is Elected NSW President Of School Board
In New Castle, Love is chosen president of the school board amid discussion of zoning and civic duties. The session covers public sanitation, property rights, and the impact of proposed zoning on business districts, with resistance from Alderman Coates and broader protest about constitutional rights.
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Love
Nsw
Seroel
James BK. Gove
New Castle Echaas
George A. Tighy
Lowe
de Kiwents Club
Dbrise
Tie Lave Corn
Maeger
Wothdart
New Castle
Wurty
Washington
Croton Avenue
Roud &S
New York
Ile Clear
Rautton
Ititon
Urgins
Gunton
Kurtz
A. M. Lasky
Budzowski
Moravia Street
Big Run
Charter Street
Harry Rosenblum
Leasure Avenue
Council
Che Inn
Coates
Seventh Ward
William Dunlap
Mahousingtown
Dunlap
Fie
W. J. Hernolds
Second Ward
Caune
Zoning Hearing At Council Faces Strong Objections
Council hears opposition to proposed zoning changes affecting dwelling conversions and rear yard setbacks. A W Dietterle warns of court challenge while Mrs C M Wharton leads a women’s delegation opposing the 15 percent rear-yard rule and seeks removal of rear lot restrictions.
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White
Burns
Council
Board of Appeals
A. W. Dietterle
Lietterle
Supreme
CM. Wharton
Washington Street
Mershall Avenue
Ray Street
Zoning Clash Over Highland Business District Plan
A heated council session debates laying out a Highland business district with several store locations in contention. Marshall accuses Cantan of stalling for a high price while legal threads, including a clause granting the board power to shape building use, spark objections from Solicitor White and Mayor Dinhip.
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Sagt
Norwood
Marshall
Highland
Matthew Gunton
Plamning Basrd
Cuntan
Ile
Dinhip
Sergreuren Tivittor
White
Neshannock Avenue
Eieiman
Warrant Jr
Judson
Aged Financier Faces Long Term Imprisonment
The trial of Bell ended with a verdict after Judge Herninger instructed the jury. Prosecutors challenged Bell’s guilt on embezzlement and false entries at the Carpagio Trust Company, while defense witness Mayor Magee vouched for Bell’s honesty. Attorney Robb announced plans for a motion for a new trial, delaying sentencing.
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John RR. Herninger
Bell
John S. Robb
County Grand Jury
State Banking Department
Lovill
Wiliam A. Magee
Samuel Ti. Gardner
Ball Tn Stile Mank
Carpagio Trust Company
Cudled Taal
Agrifu
Dell Ts
Comnsel
Robb
John RR
Weil
Fragmented OCR notes on tax policy debate and party split
Disjointed excerpts show lawmakers from both parties split over the Presidents tax plan and war court additions. Democrats mostly back the plan while some Republicans are cautious. The passage reveals criticism of the President’s domestic and foreign policy tones and strained reactions within the party.
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Law
Sven
Indoednatni
Democrats
Fanny
Christmas Theft Turns Honest Act into Heartfelt Aid
A distraught woman, caught shoplifting holiday items for her five children, caused police to intervene. After she broke down, store owner forgave her and police collected donations to replace the stolen gifts, revealing a recent bereavement and dire finances.
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Ty Cittistias
Phas
Fiepra
Stolars
Ieee
Joral Police
Yaron Aid Dlerka
Naner
Yestre
Coolidge Views Praised by G. O. P. Leaders
Fragmented article details praise of Coolidge by Republican leaders for views and leadership. The text reflects a crowded page with references to presidential box, diplomatic gallery, and wartime era rhetoric, noting party unity and emphasis on policy stances.
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Coolidge
Paris Critics Ignore New Musical Comedy Yet It Thrives
Paris critics shun the latest musical comedy after an invitation snubbed opening night. Press silence persists while the show thrives, with creators planning a special matinee to win favorable notice. An appeal from the Dramatic and Musical Reporters Association urges critics to avoid discussing the production.
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Paris
Paris Dramatic Critica
Acerpt
Paria
Belonge
Sant
Deaths Of The Day In Memory of Many Local Residents
Obituary notices describe funeral services and survivors for residents in the area. Details include dates December 7 services at Crawford Avenue residence, officiants from First Presbyterian, Pallbearers named, interments at Oak Park and Community cemeteries, and references to Mary Mutter, Mrs. Mars Muller, Mrs. Mary Zeta, Mrs. Margaret Wyimer, Bridget O Brien, and other local families with connections to area churches and hospitals.
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Mary Mutter
Mars Muller
Ted
Hier Howe
James Tad
Tie Stevens
Mra
Camilueth
Gelirin Deybe
Podd
Spencer
Fas
Boul Careline
Ehtey
Ahunes
Athen
Natlos Sillen
Relgun
St.uals Laptiel Olteehs
Fee
Tm Grutente
Mettresury Pbrerieal
McCreary
Banshevak
OG. Leigher
Amd
Frank
John Wadhington
Frank Riley
Frank Clawson
Harry Shaffer
Pane McIienry
Univer JV
Mary Zeta
Rs. Wymer
Margaret Wyimer
Huw Walsh
East Wasting
Georg Pastoy
Chrisian Church
Jared Welch
Richardson
Joy Wimer
Claude Cumberledgr
Oak Park Romekerry
Miss Pittsburgh Guest at Liberty Theatre This Week
Miss Pittsburgh Miss Mittlrud Walker appears at the Liberty Theatre for the last half of this week. The city entrant won the beauty contest in Atlantic City and will perform in costume. The program features Howard and Sept sisters and a series of dances with the feature picture beginning Thursday. Doors open six, shows at eight.
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Pittsburgh
Liberty Theatre
Atlantic City
New Castle
Mittlrud Walker
Wits
Duptembee
Mise Willer
Prisbyegh
Mins Walker
Rhe
Amy
Poe
Li Wittners
Atlniin
Liberty
Tiylrad
Indy
Wray
Van
Wodise
Wodeo
Howarl
Sept
Hureday
MT Wilongdures
Prigaw
Dutch Growers Seek Ban on Fruits at Exhibition
Dutch bulb growers propose a reciprocal ban with the United States on certain fruits and flowers. The Philadelphia exhibit plans to bar imports linked to health certification, with Dutch growers opting out of the Philadelphia show.
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Holand
Lands Government
United States Fruit
Philadelphia & Position
Railroad starts eight million dollar tunnel project
A large tunnel project of eight million dollars kicks off as part of a northern railroad expansion. The plan envisions an east to west tunnel reaching Burns on the west, with grade improvements and electrification to support rapid service. Completion is targeted before the year ends.
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Innel Lone
Aeven Ind Iid
Condin
Rai
City Championship Charleston Contest Opens at Capitol Theatre
The Charleston Championship opening night at Capitol Theatre drew about ten contestants and strong local interest. Under Dancing Master Dunnny Degen the show impressed, with Walter s, George Kull, Santorit oud and Miss Pearl Hennes among last night’s winners. Tonight’s second round promises more top dancers and a chance at the premier Charleston title in the city.
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Charleston
Capitol Theatre
Maries
Mr. Tussin
America
Dancne
Porcupine
Thugsan
Worcester
Sage Sears Wen
Walters
George Kull
Santorit Oud
Miss Pearl Hennes
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Lindoperty
Distri North Wilk
Solicitor Waste
le Atu
le Xa
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Mmayor
Davies
Heaynolds
Duslan
South Mill Street
Reynolda
Ie Gus
John J. Book
Newhamnock Avenue
Hook
Meyer
Wiighlund
Walldé
Egner
Axminster
Winton
Aston
Wietially Ab Dellaurivia
Jonas
Gacy Iehvy Pinch
F. Ft. Finch
Fairmont Avenue
Herman Alston
Youngstown
Finch
National Church
Annover
Charing Wealrath
Charles Skitmer
Conneaut
Alston
F. I. Finch
Bridget O' Brien
Front Street
New Castle Hospital
Lhree
Johninn Mary «Brien
St. Mary's Church
Bana Brien
Mrs. Clyde CL Hennon
Bryttan
Henne
Clyde Hennon
East Long Avenue
New Custin Hospital
Iennon
Hop
John M. Habhoft
Fashion Park
the Winter CO
Baer
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Fine Till
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Danving
Adam Smith
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