Chicago Police Grill Suspects In Brutal Crime
In Chicago detectives grill John Walton Winn and expose a web of alleged accomplices in the murder of aged contractor Albert Nusbaum. Five arrested including Winn, his lover Eliza Nusbaum, landlady Delilah Martin, and lodgers Edwin Goff and Marion Stringham as investigators seek the killer.
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Chicago
International News Service
Eliza Nusbaum
John Walton Winn
Albert Nusbaum
Delilah Martin
Lloyd Nusbaum
Roscoe Nusbaum
Winn
Goff
Nusbaum
Crown Point
New Auto Design Claims Two Year Guarantee For Quiet Brakes
Readers are invited to consider a plain factual statement about a new car design with a two year guarantee and brakes described as 100 percent efficient and vibration free. The message appeals to dealers of automobiles and invites confidential discussion about future financial sponsorship and personal suitability for collaboration.
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Petitions To Remit Forfeited Bail Presented in Court
Three applications to have forfeited bail remitted were presented to Judge Emery this morning. The defendants named Julia Di Biasco Mike Dominick and John Ciccone appeared for sentence after forfeiture. Di Biasco claimed illness in Girard Ohio hospital when first called. rules to show cause were granted and set for January 11 at 9 am.
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Emery
Julia di Biasco
Mike Dominick
John Ciccone
Girard
Ohio
Ellwood City raid nets four held on dispersal charges
County detectives J. M. Dunlap and Hicks raided a Negro home in Ellwood City, arresting two women and two men. May Thomas faces a disorderly house charge, Samuel Lloyd Mitchell a concealed weapon count, while Clarence Peterson and Alice Day paid fines for disorderly conduct. May Thomas to stand for March term.
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J. M. Dunlap
Hicks
Ellwood City
May Thomas
Walter T. Hamilton
Samuel Lloyd Mitchell
Clarence Peterson
Alice Day
Croton Scouts Prepare for Scout Round-Up
Croton Boy Scout Troop 5 held a meeting at Croton school headquarters planning for the annual round-up at Carnegie Auditorium. Senior Patrol Leader Dangerfield names first class candidates Malley Mick King. second class candidates Kerr Kneram Tesone Wright. Eagle Maloney mentors tenderfoots Green Green Sweesy Kaufman. Twelve scouts registered for 1926. day hikes led by Maloney. Beaver Patrol won semiform signaling contest. next meeting will feature fire by friction and knot tying eliminations. Andy Mick and Bob Abraham to receive perfect attendance prizes. 24 scouts and others attended.
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Croton
Croton School
Dangerfield
Malley
Mick
King
Ward
Kerr
Kneram
Tesone
Wright
Maloney
Lloyd Green
Walter Green
Earl Sweesy
Emery Kaufman
Davis
Mitchell Kwint
Eagle Scout
Beaver Patrol
Andy Mick
Bob Abraham
Daniel Boone
George Ward
Ike Williamson
No Extra Street Cars After Midnight In City
City transit head C C Coulthard announced no additional street cars will run after midnight to avoid disappointing riders. Regular schedule remains. last East Side cars at 12 15 and 12 45 a m, Highland avenue at 12 16 and 12 45, South Side and Moravia at 12 18, Croton at 12 15 and 12 45. Mahoningtown buses run all night. Wilmington city line bus at 11 10. Wilmington last at 11 15. Night Owl service between Highland avenue and Mahoningtown runs on even hours starting at midnight.
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C. C. Coulthard
Highland Avenue
Mahoningtown
Potatoes Jump To Do A Peck Here
The poor weather last fall delayed digging of the local potato crop causing today’s price rise to 90 cents per peck in the retail trade. Previous quotes were 75 to 80 cents during Christmas, with dealers unsure if this is peak or if prices will rise further due to strong demand and a depleted supply.
Two Divorces Granted for Cruelty in Local Court
Mrs. Hilda E. Lucat was granted a divorce by Judge Emery from Albert E. Lucat. Married in December 1917, they lived together until March 1925. The divorce rests on cruel and barbarous treatment. A second divorce was granted to Thelma K. Smith from Loyal F. Smith for cruelty.
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Hilda E. Lucat
Emery
Albert E. Lucat
Thelma K. Smith
Loyal F. Smith
No Waiting Up for Coolidges on New Year Eve
Washington December 31 President Coolidge will retire as usual by 10 30 pm and not host a New Year’s Eve celebration bells and whistles mark midnight but the White House will be quiet as 1926 begins in the customary fashion
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Mammoth Liquor Still Confiscated in Pulaski Township Raid
County detectives and a constable seized a 60 gallon still near the state line north of New Bedford, along with 8 barrels of mash and 6 gallons of moonshine. Multiple arrests followed at De Mary farm, Henderlitters home, Moravia street shop, and other locations as authorities pursue nearly 40 cases before the new district attorney.
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Louis de Mary
Pulaski Township
J. M. Dunlap
Hicks and Hays
McClenahan
Lawrence County
New Bedford
de Mary
Youngstown
Squire Zedaker
Margaret Henderlitter
Mike Brown
Charles Hannon
Moravia Street
Hannon
Adam Ponzi
South Mill Street
Cassie Conti
South Lee Avenue
Bennie Rizzo
Jake Conti
Union Township
May Thompson
Ellwood City
Joseph Bartberger
Snakes Rest
Alex de Garo
Shenango Township
S. Seri
Ed Peterson
Samuel Mitchell
Dunlap
J. Elder Bryan
Little Girl Rescued by Neighbor J W Carson
Pauline Lynch aged five of North Cochran Way was severely burned when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove. Neighbor J W Carson quickly wrapped a rug around her, smothering the flames and saving the child, who will recover despite facial and arm burns. The incident underscores dangers of haste and the need for safety.
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Pauline Lynch
North Cochran Way
J. W. Carson
Carson
Archbishop Cieplak Set to Visit New Castle Today
Archbishop John Cieplak formerly of Petrograd and newly named archbishop of Wolna Poland will arrive in New Castle this afternoon and be hosted by the Polish community. Rev. Stancielewski will lead a parishioner delegation to greet the noted visitor, who will stay only briefly. A Toledo driver wrecked an under-construction building, reportedly claiming the project was on the left-hand side.
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John Cieplak
Petrograd
Russia
Wolna
Poland
New Castle
Stancielewski
St. Phillip and James Church
Guardian Appointed for Two Children
H. T. Getty of New Wilmington was named guardian for John B. Dufford Jr and Phoebe J. Dufford, minor children of the late J. B. Dufford, by Judge Emery this morning. Philadelphia strawberries set a new wholesale price high at $4 a quart, 69 quarts from Florida bought by a fancy fruit retailer.
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H. T. Getty
New Wilmington
John B. Dufford, Jr
Phoebe J. Duford
J. B. Dufford
Emery
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets
Florida
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