Jury panel exhausted as jurors form fixed opinions in murder trial
An all-day jury panel of 43 plus a 24-member special panel faced the difficulty of jurors bringing fixed opinions in the murder case against Fred Hosons for killing John Coeeha. Many jurors admitted preconceptions from reading and neighbor talk, risking an impartial verdict. The accused pleaded not guilty and claimed self defense, appearing very nervous as the session reached noon.
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Aller
Beck
Filey
Fred Hosons
John Coeeha
Thally
Patel
Jury panel exhausted in murder trial over capital charge
Court convened Monday afternoon for the trial of Fred Rosena held in the county jail. Deputy Shel Frank Waddington brought Rosena to the proceedings as District Attorney Charles B. Youngs and Attorney Feoy At. Jameson observed. The indictment for the order of dotin Corehn was read, Rosena pleaded not guilty, and jury selection began, with 16 jurors questioned about knowledge of the case. By Monday evening the first panel was exhausted after 14 had read The News, and 72 attendees had been questioned. A second panel was summoned to complete voir dire before Tuesday morning.
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Fred Stesena
Frank Waddington
Wo. J. Moffett
Wylie Mogalinna
Onto
Distriet
Charlos B. Youngs
Alorney Feoy
Jameson
Chargig Pine
Dotin Corehn
Rosena
Andrews
Portex
Fle
Sherif Weddington
Rowena
Men Who Decide Rosena's Fate
A long list of local men is named as potential jurors to decide Rosena's fate. The roster includes Thomas Benley a farmer in Washington township WilMant McConwhy a farmer in North Beaver M Stewart a carpenter for hire and J C Ramsey among others from Wilmington Hazel Dell Pulaski and Mt Jackson with occupations page shows a second ward official lineup and repeated Cunningham entries.
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Fred Rosena
Tate
Thomas Benley
Washington Township
WilMant McConwhy
North Beaver
A. M. Stewart
Carpenter
Hire
Wir
CG. Ramsey
Ninsen
Ignace ‘S Gibsn
Wilmington
Carslun R. Ralph
John Cunningham
Hazel Dell
William Slorne
Pe- Anak
James van Meter
Pulaski
S. Cunningham
Sipperyrock J
Wyitle List
Plasterer
Mt. Jackson
Charles Mayuerry
William Stewart Died Suddenly at 60 in Shenango Township
William Stewart, longtime county resident, died suddenly near Warnock school in Shenango township on Monday evening likely from heart trouble. He was 60 years old, survived by his wife Kristine and children Homer, John, and daughters Mrs Frank Welty, Mrs James Gong, and Hetta. Funeral Thursday at Epworth ME Church, Oak Park Cemetery burial.
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William Stewart
Pittsburg Street
Warnock School
Shenango Township
Weath
John
Henderson
Ureh
Mr. Stewart
Tia
Beaver County
Lawrence Comicky
Petersburg
Wanghter
Frank Welth
Stewart
Hils County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ste
P. H.C
Knights of Pythias
Kuristine Stewart
Homer Stewart
Walla Walla
John Z. Stewart
City
Frank Welty
James Gong
Beaver Falls
Hetta Stewart
Jamies Steorar
Wunipiun
John Stewart
Ihl Getty
Ide. Zehner
Jacob Pitta
Wwarapuin
Frank Inks
Pittsburg
Linnie Stewart
Philadelphia
Frank Weitz
Epworth ME
Oak Park Cemetery
YMCA to Host Talk by Secretary Callender in Ironia
A mass meeting is planned at the Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon at 2720 Brethel. Secretary Callender of Pittsburgh will address attendees on a topic related to Pennsylvania Railroads. Callender, a noted association worker, is expected to draw a large audience.
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Imahoningtown
Hains Trial Witnesses Focus On Prosecution Case
In Flushing the Hains murder trial centers on the defense plan to call T Jenkins Hains as a chief witness and on Mrs Peter Annis who may testify for the prosecution about the fatal Bayside Yacht Club shooting. District Attorney Darrin counters a potential Mrs Hanna appearance and jurors continue to be summoned as the case proceeds.
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United Press
Flushing
L. 1
Sue
Thornton Jenkins Hains
William EB. Annis
Peter GC
Hulas
Darrin
Hanna
New York
Annis
Eagh
T. Jenkins Haing
McIntyre
Bayside Yacht Club
William &, Ancis
T. Jenkins Hains
Hains
P. C. Hains
Telephone War Costs 100 Million in Ohio Struggle
Cleveland report cites that the ongoing telephone war between Tell company and independents has cost over 100 million dollars, with Bell alone spending about 18 million in Ohio. Authors warn the broader economic loss is incalculable and users may bear the cost if the old firm wins.
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Cleveland
Tee
Tell Company
United States Circuit Court
United States Telephone Company
Ohio
Bell Company
Telephone Trust
Telaphome
Burton Powder plans plant enlargement at Pittsburg works
Announcement says Burton Powder company of Pittsburg operates an 860 keg plant at Quakertown Falls in Lawrence County near Edisville and is contemplating a larger plant on the present site. Reported capacity will be doubled and output increased accordingly. There is no stock on hand and orders on hand cover several months.
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Burton Powder Company
Pittsburg
Quakertown Falls
Lawrences County
Edis- Ville
Harmony Cars Must Make Stops
Harmony Ine cars face mandatory stop rules after joint council sessions last night instructed the Ely solicitor to delay full implementation. The company already runs to Pittsburgh with some cars skipping local stops, waving at the terminal, and where their line crosses a rival network. Local officials warn that noncompliant runs will prompt penalties or further action to enforce the mandate.
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Ely
Pittsburg
Trnedom Company
News Proves Seven Times More Popular Than Contemporary
A historical note analyzes reader preferences between The News and The Herald at a Coliseum event. It cites survey figures showing The News far outpaced Contemporary News, including details on admissions vouchers and newspaper carriers, underscoring its dominance among attendees.
Wall Street Braces as Invest igating Committee Reassembles
Uy Hughes' special investigating committee announced plans to resume its inquiry, drawing ticker of Wall Street nerves. Brokers fear sweeping legislation from lawmakers aligned against the financial power, while Trinity’s shadowed precincts show defiant confidence in the market’s resilience.
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New York
wWall Street
Hughes
Little Vowpath
Lay
Wall Street
Ine Abandal Mbrie
Association of
Stuck Brokers
Miss Hopper Concludes Visit to Local Association
Miss Hopper, territorial secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association, concluded her visit in the city on Tuesday morning and left for Erie. She praised the association’s display, cafeteria, gym, and educated volunteers, expressing pleasure at the strong start and expected growth as the group remains self-supporting.
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Migg
Mary Jlolins Hopper
We Young Women
Christian Wesociation
Worning
Erie
Mish Hopper
Toronto's press agent scores again in ancient find
Toronto authorities report a 37 foot deep water tunnel in clay beneath Toronto bay with 100,000 year old footprints found by workers. Age tied to interglacial deposit. Human traces not seen elsewhere in America. In another item a three year old girl set fire to her crib with matches from her brother. she survived.
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Toronto
T. Hailey
Youngstown
Benth
Annual Meeting of Congregation at First Christian Church
The Laurel meeting of the First Christian Church holds its annual meeting Wednesday evening to elect officers and conduct business. Members are expected to attend as the church roll will be called. refreshments will be served by the Women’s Union.
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Tyne
Osperdal
Seution
Mon Lakey Appointed Night Lieutenant of City Police
Wilmont Lakey a former patrol driver and ex-treasurer of Castle Contracting was appointed night lieutenant of police by Mayor Marry d. Lusk. Peter J. Hillers is named patrolman to succeed John Smith. Council rushed the confirmations to enable immediate reporting tonight at 6.00. Both appointees are well known to council members and their ages and past work drew praise.
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Wilmont Lakey
Mayure Warnock
Loa
Dusk
Mnewas
Select Council
Toth
Auly
Hillers
City Commissioners Debate Public Works Board Plan
Ohio ideas and local opposition clash as commissioners table a resolution to create a board of public works. Fisher argues for centralized purchasing and efficiency. Rigby and others caution against new offices based on lessons from Ohio. Newell and peers defend current street committee approach. The measure is voted down.
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Board of Public Works
Etfy
J. J Fisher
Reorwells
Fisher
Lee Evens Ing
Etry
Lander
Board of Permissions
Genkinger
Rigby
Ohio
Cikerbraum
Tomnmuilier
Sprevills
Newell
Naweli
McKee
Hiram Kildoo Injured After Fall Near Home
Hiram Kildoo of Hatler Avenue suffers a severe shoulder fracture and multiple broken bones from a fall on an development near his residence. Born near Rose Point, he spent most of his life in Lawrence County, living in New Castle about ten years and in the city since then. While injuries are serious, recovery is hoped.
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Hiram Kildoo
Hatler Avenue
Mr. Killoo
Rose Point
Lawrence Coups
Hievane
New Castle
M C A Banquet Planned For Students
The M C A will host a January 8 banquet for educational class members. Dr R M Russell of Westminster College is slated as principal speaker. The event honors both ending term students and new enrollees for the winter term beginning January 4. Over a hundred men are enrolled, and the year's work is described as highly successful.
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R. M. Russell
Westminster College
Aluilputs
Chester Morrow Stricken By Severe Illness
Chester Morrow of Boylesnave avenue suffers in a serious rheumatic fever attack that kept him home for weeks, while his condition improves though not fully. Also, Whit Collier, who recently had a minor operation on her eye at the hospital, is much improved and able to be out.
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John Corcha
Uly
Corcha
Ragena
Tosena
Corea
Reseny
Cocaho
Coceho
Valentina Street
Chester Morrow
Boylesnavenue
Borrow
Vandittos
Seriona
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Eo Collier
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