Dual Crime In French House Of University
F X Bernard of Hibbing Minnesota shot Miss Laura Palmer the 28 year old French instructor at the University of Wisconsin then killed himself in the French House. A maid found Palmer wounded in the drawing room and Bernard dead with a pistol nearby. Palmer identified the assailant in hospital before lapsing into a coma. motive unknown.
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Aubeetin
International News Service
Madison
Wis
F. X. Bernard
Hibbing
Minn
Laura Palmer
University of Wisconsin
University District
Nene
Miss Palmer
Bernard
Misa Palmer
James Assackson
Three Children Die in Train and Wagon Collision
Bethlehem PA reports a Lehigh Valley passenger train struck a wagon carrying Ludwig Balos children on the way to school at Gelsinger Crossing. Tom Roderick ten, John twelve and Mildred eight were killed. Two other Bal children were seriously hurt.
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Bethlehem
Tom Roderick
John
Mildred
Ludwig Bal
Gelsings Farm
Here
Gelsinger Crossing
Lehigh Valley
Belgrash
Two Men Plead Guilty To Possessing Wine
Joe Arlingo and Domenick Arlingo entered guilty pleas before Judge Emary for possessing wine. Joe was fined 100 dollars and costs and paroled for two years, Domenick was fined 200 dollars and costs and paroled for two years. The wine was destroyed.
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Joe
Arlingo
Domenick
Emary
Dominick
Weather Note From A Poet On A Clear Day
Arthur Mometer relates a whimsical reflection on writing poetry and the Muse, noting a clear weather day with a count of thirty four. He mentions efforts to craft rhymes and Still invites verse despite a hectic hour and a hoped for muse.
No Doubt Of It Now Garter Snake Captured At News Rooms
Fred Berger of Snake's Rest exhibited a live garter snake at The News editorial rooms this morning. He captured it under a board near his garage Tuesday afternoon January 6. The one foot snake was not frozen and Berger, not a snake charmer, noted the animal’s comfort as it wriggled in his hands. A robin sighting days earlier and the snake’s presence suggest a short remaining winter.
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Fred Berger
News
Berger
Clear Sailing In Prospect Now For Administration
President Coolidge faced a smoother path as Congress, after upheld vetoes, moved toward finalizing imperative legislation. Night Senate sessions sped work on appropriation bills including interior, post office, and Treasury measures. House plans focused on speeding drafting of remaining appropriations and resolving the Muscla Shoala project funding.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Interior Department
Post Office
Treasury WD Department
House
Eleven Mills Start Monday at New Castle Plant
Announcement by John A. Butler says four more bow mills will resume, bringing 16 of 20 mills at New Castle to run and Shenango plant adding seven mills to reach 85 percent output. Car incident leads to $50 fine for Frank Goggess on disorderly conduct charge.
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John A. Butler
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Shenango
Caris
Frank Goggess
Tan East Side
William H. Dunlap
Marriage Licenses Edward J. Wairtrice Pittsburgh Senora ldumme
Pittsburgh couples Edward J. Wairtrice and Senora ldumme obtain a marriage license, while Robert L. Book and Sharon phelen B. dtudak from Sharon pursue theirs amid local records.
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Edward J. Wairtrice
Pittburgh
Ldumme
Pittsburgh
Robert L. Book
Sharon Phelen B. Dtudak
USA
Sharon
New Pastor Arrives Today at First Baptist Church
Rev George M Landis arrives in the city to assume pastorship at the First Baptist Church after resigning from Trinity Baptist in Marion Ohio. He conducted funeral services for Andrew Harlan on Whippo Street and will lead the mid week prayer service this evening.
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George M. Landis
Trinity Baptist Church
Marion
First Baptist Church
Landis
Marton
Andrew Harlan
Whippo Street
Kellogg Recall Denied Amid Paris Visit
Special Bulletin from London reports United States Ambassador Kellogg was not recalled and has no intention to return home. Kellogg remained in Paris for the allied financial conference while James M. Beck is tipped as a successor, with favorable Washington dispatches noted.
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London
United States
Kellege
Paris
Sterling
Kellogg
Allied Financial Conference
Sam West Dies in New York Musician and Vaudeville Favorite
Word has been received here of the death of Sam West of New York a brother of David West of Waldo street. He was a member of the Mikado Club and other city musical groups later pursued a professional vaudeville career. His death followed an operation for intestinal trouble. Funeral services are today from his former New York home. He is survived by his wife. Mr and Mrs David West are in New York attending the federal
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Sam Weat
New York
David Weat
Waldo Street
West
Old Mikado Club
New York City
Ims
David West
New Accusations Against Shepherd By Judge Olson
Embers of the McClintock death probe are fanned when W D Shepherd prepares to return to Chicago from Albuquerque. Judge Olson links two others to a chain of suspicion and claims he distrusted Shepherd after noting missing corpse details and a brother’s sudden death. Inquest postponed to January 20 amid continuing allegations.
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Olson
Shepherd
Gary to Present Resolution for Law Enforcement
Special To The Wows reports Gary chairman of United States Steel will present to President Coolidge a resolution adopted by a 1000 member citizens committee urging federal and state office holders to enforce the law, referencing the Volstead Act and urging officials to lead by example. Mayor Dever of Chicago condemns lax enforcement.
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New York
Tee Ibert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Coolidge
Citizens Committee
Gary
White House
Dever
Chicago
Divorce Hearing Of Scot To Be Resumed March 10
ALPENA Mich Jan 7 The divorce hearing in which Representative Frank DB Scott accuses his wife Edna James Scott of drinking and flirting with men is set to resume March 10 Scott will depart for Washington with his long time secretary Jane Kennedy Mrs Scott who has returned to Detroit vows to fight the case Mrs Scott said she will prove her husband mistreated her and sent funds to fundal pasts to prove that my husband has treated me unfairly
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Sona Lee
Parecamiinal Newz
Moringa
Enempoment
Joliet
Elsie Sweetin
Jost
Hasband
Wilford
Lawrence M. Hight
Ina
Bertillon
Gingham
Grant Holcgmb
Mount Vernon
March
Tenporay
Frank Bogart
J. N.S
Alpena
Mish
Frank DB. Scott
Edna James Scott
Scott
Collea
Euer
Congress
Washington
Misa Jane Kennedy
Wife Relents After Sentencing Spouse To Prison For Life
In Philadelphia a husband jailed for life for drunkenness and abusing his wife and seven children wins a reprieve after his wife Anna relents at a municipal court hearing. Judge Raymond Macneille orders Joe to mend conduct and pay $14 a week support while he earns $22 weekly.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Joe
Anna
Raymond Macneti
Carey Named To Agriculture Post In Coolidge Cabinet
Governor Carey, former Wyoming governor and current chairman of the president’s agricultural fact finding commission, was seen as a leading candidate for secretary of agriculture after March 4. President Coolidge has not made a final decision but is believed to favor Carey with an assistant secretary to start. Carey’s commission work may continue into February, but his familiarity with farm issues could speed him into the department within a month.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
Corresponésne
Washington
Robert Davis Carey
Wyoming
Agricultural Fact Finding Commission
Agriculture
Coolidge
Howard M. Gore
Carey
Phih
Mr. Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
Caray
Committees Being Selected in Pennsylvania Legislature
The presiding officers and party leaders moved to assign committee chairs as the General Assembly nears reassembly Monday night. Speaker Bluett and Pinchot allies maneuver to place dry law enforcement figures on key panels while organizational members dominate several committees. Bluett and Harry Baker discussed committee requests as plans to coordinate with Republican state committees in Philadelphia proceed.
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Aarrisburg
Legisla Itive
Bathhouse
Senate
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Drys
Law Enforcement
Thomas Bluetec
Bluete
Harry Baker
Republians
Bluett
Burglar Discovered In South New Castle Home
At about 2 o'clock this morning Richard Hill of South New Castle Borough called Sheriff William G. Andrews to report a burglar surprised in his home who escaped. Mrs. Hin woke to someone in the Hill residence and the intruder fled. The burglar had entered via a window and opened a door to make a quick exit before searchlight. Mr. HU secured a shotgun and searched but the burglar was gone. sheriff told there was no need to come down.
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Wiliam G. Andrews
Richard Hill
South New Castle
Mr. HU
Death Records Brief in Bic Beag Township Area
Death notices list Alice E. McChesney aged 5 in Bic Beag township Cecilia Josephine Goolgin 9 days Shenaige soccer Mrs Roca Young Peebles beds Phi Milo Gibson 78 West Thuss burg Samuel Thomas Panne 4 uur sleet all names and ages shown in damaged OCR fragment preserved for archival record.
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Alice E. McChesney
Bic
Beagar Township
Cecetia Josephine Goolgin
Shenaige Scccer
Roca Young Peebles
Phi Milo Gibson
West
Thussburg
Saniel Thomas Panne
Inquest May Bring Out New Clues Is Hope
Bones found in ashes of Timber Wolves Shack near Ellwood City are said to be bay. Investigators consider the cremated boy Lu Noschest of Ellwood City. Coroner to hold inquest at Ellwood City City Hall this evening to seek new leads. Detective Dunlan and county officers press for tangible clues amid theories and conjecture.
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DeWayne Ritchie
Pathological Laboratory of
Mercy Hospit
Pittsburgh
Ellwood City
Lu Soschest
Generose Noschest
Elwood Cis
Noset
Luigi
Noschesi
James P. Caldwell
Hall
Ellwood
Cima
Jack 3
Dunlan
Free Lance Cops At Work
Mayor William Dunlap announces a Free Lance bureau is active with police officers from all sections. The unit will match for law violations and pair new and experienced members, assigning suitable personnel to the bureau for targeted enforcement.
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Wiliam Dunlap
Police Department
News Snapshots From Local News Briefs
Burger, 22, son of Willant Burger of Costonio, choked when a teauhed bean lodged in his windpipe yesterday. Mrs Ross Hope, 30, wife of James Hope II, and foreman was killed by a tumbling truck at Renfrew Butler county yesterday. Huntington Tron Co exhibition building contract known as Vanity Fair cost 230000. Bruce Byers, 16, died last night at Connellsville from injuries when his hand stock ran into a pole. Dr James Schumaker, 70, dentist in Boaver, died of heart trouble in his office yesterday. Five hundred additional men will gain unemployment due to revamping rate ovens at Mt Mensant plane, Connllsville district yesterday.
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Ross Mope
James Hope
Renfrew
Butler County
Rantington
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Vanity Fair
Huntington Tron Co
Bruce Byers
Connellsville
Iunburies
Mt. Mensant Plane
Cou Mullsville
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James M. Beck
Geck
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Mrs. Sweetin
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McClintock
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New York Committee
Capital
Henry Dteper
Whealing
Idhoughs
Gore
Howood
Free Lance
de. James
Schumaker
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