Trial transcript notes Hauptmann case and handwriting expert
The report covers Brunos Hauptmann trial testimony with a cross examination by Reilly and Wilentz. Handwriting expert Albert S. Osborn testifies that Hauptmann authored all fourteen ransom notes while detailing the methods used by graphologists and the significance of the I s and T s. The defense seeks samples of Isidor Fisch's handwriting amid further discussion on evidence handling.
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Union
David T. Wilentz
Osborn
Hauptmann
Wilentz
Joremy Lanigan
Axperk
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Oshorn
Hanplimann
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Hauptman
Isidor Fisch Fucker
Fisch
Germany
Leipzig
Isidor Fisch
Lanigan
New Jersey Po
Wilentz Noth
Teily
Poinnt
Finishing Cagers Run Wild Against Bar Mill Quintet
Finishing passers raced to a 54-28 Shelby district victory over Bar Mill as Latiano Fitzgerald and Rossman led a strong Inspection offense. The Office fell behind early, never recovered, and trailed 26-12 at halftime with 45-19 after three quarters. Harris Forlett and Bahsinger starred for Bar Mill as Patterson led the Office.
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Bellwood Criry
Shelby
Shelby Auditorium
Bar Mill
Omice Ave
Bob Frew
Nishing
Harris
Forlett
Bahsinger
Bar MI
Ramic
Latl
Ano
Fitzgerald
Rossman
Patterson
Bar Mills
Boblinger
Follett
Richard
Pishioneri
Barnes
McKin
Justine
Cavalier
Siegrist
al Ursu
Chambers
Pratt
Latiano
Young
Nas
Office Fe
Serer
Janugel
Aiello
Rimes
Ory Seer
Elder
Say
Wallace
Inside Bath Habit for Better Health and Skin
An exhortation urges both women and men to drink hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves health and complexion, reduces headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and colds, and says a quarter pound of limestone phosphate is inexpensive and transformative.
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Bath
Mary Pickford Linked With Buddy Rogers Romance Rumor
Mary Pickford, newly divorced from Douglas Fairbanks, is rumored to be romantically linked with Charles Buddy Rogers. Rogers, an orchestra leader and actor, is filming in London. Pickford is listed as age 41 in Who's Who, while Fairbanks’ hometown records in Clay, Kansas show him as 26. Fairbanks also remains connected to Lady Ashley who was divorced in a suit naming Fairbanks as a correspondent.
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Mary Pickford
Sim
Radio Sta
Douglas Fairbanks
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Rogers
London
Miss Pickford
Claths
Kas
Buddy
Fairbank
Lady Ashley
Fairbanks
Mery
Form Young Peoples Branch Of W C T U Established
Ellwood City January 14 A special meeting yielded the formation of a Young People's Branch of the W C T U held at Mrs Frank Potter s Line avenue home with about 20 attendees W G Wilkins of New Cassel aided the organization with Mrs Mary McGonahy presiding The officers elected were Miss Minnie Bookamer president Charles Stoughton vice president Miss Mae Boggs secretary and Miss Julia McDanes treasurer The first regular meeting is set for the second Thursday in February at Mrs Williams Park Gate home
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Ellwood City
W. GT. U
Frank Potter
Line Avenue
W. G. Wilkins
New Cassie
Aly W
Minnie Bookamer
Charles Stoughton
Mae Boggs
Easurer
Julia McDanes
John Wiliams
Park Gate
Biologist Will Address Ellwood Rod And Gun Club
Ellwood City Rod and Gun Club meets in Schweiger Hall at 8 tonight with guest speaker Eros Wick Cassillo of New Castle a leading county biologist. The program includes pictures entertainment and lunch as part of the monthly gathering.
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Ellwood City
Mrs Shaffer Called By Death Ellwood City
Mrs Pauline Shaffer 34 passed away about 3:30 this morning at the home of John Hickman 307 Fourth Street from infirmities of old age. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o clock from St. Agatha Catholic Church with Rev Fr B D A Wilkey officiating. Remains will be taken to Wheeling WV for burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Pauline Shaffer
John Hickman
Fourth Street
St. Agatha Catholic Church
B. D. A. Wilkey
Wheeling
W. Va
Boris
ME. Calvary Cemetery
Jones
Ia Rucdicka
New Castle
B. G. Osterhouse
Fountain
Columbus
Osterhouse
Bobby
John Blair
Fetersburg
H. J. Hazen
Spring Avenue
Nathan Woodfield
Monna
Clifford Gibbons
Wurtemburg
HH. C. Dewey
Lillia
McKerspart
Frisco
Harry Apdegraph
Rose Point
Gora Rhinehart
Wurlemburg
Caughey
Ehiliren
Elizabethh
Dear
Junio
Solon
E. K. Thomas
Pourth Street
George W. Chine
Ue Arcith Cline
Thomas Garvin
Mansfield
Mira James Lind
Wasa Township
B Y F Club Sets Saturday Meeting in Ellwood City
Ellwood City January 14 Mrs W H Goehring hosted the B Y F club at her home on the old Pittsburgh road with special guest Mrs E B Yahn. After a 1 o'clock luncheon two bridge tables played and Mrs OD A Evans won high score. Mrs Yahn received a guest favor. Evans invited the group to meet at Crescent avenue in two weeks.
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Ellwood City
Iw. H. Goehring
B. Y. F. Club
Pittsburgh Road
EB. B.yahn
OD. A. Evans
Yahn
Campbell Hosts Friends In Ellport For Evening
Ellwood Grwy January 14 reports a pleasant Saturday evening at the home of Mrs R A Campbell Ellport where she hosted friends for a hospitable gathering. Guests enjoyed cards and music before a late oyster supper served with help from her sisters and Mr Michael Moter and Mrs Lew Wager.
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Ellwood City
Ebelva Brandenberger
Concord M. E. Church
North Sewickley Township
Benjamin Gillespie
Ellwood Grry
Art
R. A. Campbell
Ellport
Michael Moter
Lew Wager
Young People Led Bell Memorial and Church of God Service Ellwood City
Bell Memorial and Church of God youths led Sunday service with music singing and speaking in Ellwood City. Ministerial Association notes include supper for officers and teachers and youth council gathering. Rotary dinner plans and midweek sermon follow with local parish events and hospital notes listing patients and births including Mr and Mrs Paul Shatfer and Mr and Mrs Kenny Srell.
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Ellwood City
The
Bell Memorial Church
Church of God
TRAN
Tareen
Men's Brotherhood
Ellwood Orry
Charles Johnston
Eilwood R
Alfred Tduchterer
Mounted Route No. 7
William Hart
General Delivery
Paul Shatfer
Porn
Kenny S Rell
Siren
Laura Newton passes away at 85 in Portersville home
Laura Hennon Newton, 85, died Sunday at 10:20 AM at her daughter’s home in Portersville. Widow of Philip J. Newton, she left seven children, 28 grandchildren, and 41 great grandchildren. Born September 1, 1899 in Wayne Township, she was a Portersville Presbyterian member. Funeral Tuesday at 1:50 PM from the Bridge Street residence and 2:30 PM at Portersville Presbyterian Church. burial in church cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Laura Hennon Newton
T. C. Marshall
Philip J. Newton
T. ©. Marshall
Tl. Haines
Roy Wilkinson
Dawson
Howard Newton
Sarah Ward Hennon
All Bridge St
Presbyteriay Church of
Portersville
Roy Pilugh Dies After Illness at 40 in Ellwood City
Roy Pilugh aged 40 of near Fombell died Saturday afternoon at Beaver Valley General hospital after weeks of illness a farmer of Marion township. Survived by wife Elizabeth Pilugh two daughters Marjorie and a son his father William Pilugh and two sisters Taura and Bertha Pilugh all of near Fombell. Funeral services tomorrow at home then 2 30 pm from Barry's Lutheran church Pastor Henry Doerres officiating with interment in church cemetery.
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Ellwood City
Roy Pilugh
Formbell
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Marion
Elizabeth Piligh
Marjorie
Sion
Wiliam Pilugh
Rev Loy Sumner Speaks At Local Church in Ellwood City
Ellwood City residents attended both Sunday services as blind minister Rev Loy Sumner spoke at the M E church on morning and evening topics So This is Progress and The Great Encounter A large crowd filled the church with attendees from the community.
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Ellwood City
Loy Sumner
M. E
Street Project Plans Are Made During Council Meeting
City council discussed drafting a petition enabling future street improvements. If property owners sign, paving and curbs can be provided with RWD labor under the foot frontage rule after damages are waived. Each proposed improvement requires an ordinance per job.
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City
Hall
White
D. O. Davies
Pulford Named Temporary Fireman at City Station
City council approved W B Pulford for temporary fireman duty at Number fire station. Councilman D O Davies recommended the appointment noting Captain N L Campbell has been off duty for over 20 days. After 36 days sick leave, city employees’ salaries are cut off.
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Teli’ Hall
W. B. Pulford
Number Fire Station
D. Oo. Davies
Davies
N. L. Campbell
Nonstop dance terrorizes Cypriot farmer during plowing
A Cypriot farmer reportedly danced for seven hours while a stranger urged him to strip and dance. The victim, who was plowing, resisted until another peasant called the police, ending the strange episode.
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Apnea
Nicosia Cypeus
Reese Takes New Job as Federal-State Employment Supervisor
Edward D. Reese assumed duties as supervisor of the Federal-State Employment Office in the Johnson Building, succeeding Hart Leslie. Reese brings prior experience to the post and outlined plans to streamline agency operations and better connect job seekers with opportunities.
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Reese
Edward D. Reese
Johnson Building
Hart Leslie
Belgrade usury case stars massive rates and fines
Vladimir BogdanoVitek of Veles faces a $16,000 fine after usury charges. He lent money to peasants at rates from 600 to 1200 percent, leaving borrowers with crippling debts. One man who borrowed $100 a year ago owes far more as pressure to repay continues.
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Belgrade
Vladimir Bogdano- Vitek
Veles
Francis Speaks To Rotary Club On Auto Industry
William A. Francis, a motor car dealer, told New Castle Rotary Club that 1935 should see a banner year for auto manufacturing, predicting four million cars in production. He called the auto industry a primary barometer of economic welfare and urged civic cooperation as New Castle faces a recoveries era. The club also debated whether Great Britain should continue World War loans and interest to the United States, with some members voting against.
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William A. Francis
Pioneer
Francis
Hs Aulo Denicy
Ford Motor Company
New Castle
Rotarians
Rotary Club of
Great Britain
Great Bricay
United States
New Home Survey Lists Open to Builders in New Castle
New lists from a home survey, compiled from a Federal Housing Administration project, reveal owners or tenants in New Castle seeking modernization or repairs. The 19 contractors and suppliers subscribed to the Better Housing Campaign will access the lists on January 17 before they are released to the public, detailing the types of work desired to spur local building trades.
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New Castle
Federal Housing Administration Office
Marcus Feuehnwaiger
Sines To Have Charge Of Repairs For City Radio
The Ely City Council plans to grant Mayor Charles B Mayne authority to appoint Wayne Sines electrician to maintain and repair the police radio system at a monthly wage of 25.00 dollars Sines built the radio and checks its operation daily. The council adjourned to a future meeting to officially accept the proposal with the plan noted.
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Ely
Charles B. Mayne
Wayne Sines
Resi
Sines
Hair
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