Battle To Save Miss Ellingson Gets Under Way
Public defender Frank Egan pressed to move the case of 14 year old Dorothy Ellingson from women's court to juvenile court while the coroner's inquest into the death of Mrs. Annie Ellingson proceeds in San Francisco. Egan said he was denied access to the girl and faced clashes with authorities over counsel and forensic requests. The inquiry and related motions dominate a day of sensational unfolding proceedings.
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Ulis H. Martin
International Wews Service
San Francisco
Cat
Dorothy Ellingson
Jae Baby
Frank Egan
Annie Ellingson
Egan
Becomink
Losb
Arrest Bandit Who Robbed Mail Train Of $10,000 Cash
James J. Cadoo confessed in Mineola county jail to holding up a Long Island mail car last Tuesday night and fleeing with $10,000. He claimed the money went to his four months pregnant former postal clerk bride, who was distraught at home. Officers said he returned all but $114 of the loot.
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International
Minerola
James J. Cadoo
Mineola County
Long Island
Cadoo
Ben Franklin Would Be Lost in Modern Times
The passage riffs on how Ben Franklin would react to today’s techs and culture. It ponders his reactions to cars, radios, cinema, and modern inventions, imagining his confusion with a world far different from his own.
Cornerstone date set for new Scottish Rite Cathedral
June 10 is set for laying the cornerstone of Lincoln’s Scottish Rite Cathedral now under construction. The event will be a major Masonic ceremony with the Grand Master of Masons in Pennsylvania placing the stone, assisted by other Grand Lodge officers. Masons from across the state and visitors from other jurisdictions are expected to attend, as the new structure aims to be among the finest of its kind in the nation.
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Lincoln “Sadia Priate
Pennsylvania
Grand ‘Lodge
Thougan
The
Atate
Drive To Elevate U S Navy Up To British Rank Begins
In Washington the senate resumed debate on the 287 million naval bill as a group of bigger navy senators pushed an amendment to spend 6.5 million to elevate guns on American capital ships. Senator McKellar argued it would place the United States on equal footing with Britain, extending firing range from three to five miles on thirteen of the eighteen capital ships, despite White House opposition to armament increases. Continued on page two.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
England
Japan
Senate
Administration
Coolidge
McKellar
Tennessee
Tate
Two Ships Crash Head On Below Cape Cod Today
Two ships collided head on five miles southwest of the Handkerchief Shoals Lightship while both tried to reach harbor. The Munethro bound to Portland from Cape Henry with coal. the Robin Adair sailing from Boston to Baltimore, suffered torn holds and damage but steered for Vineyard Haven with a destroyer standing by.
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International News Service
Boston
Manson Line
Munethro
Newton-Lilly
Robin Adair
Cape Cod
Munalbro
Cape
Acushnet
Robin Adeir
Vineyard Haven
Munsluro
Portland
Maina
Cape Henry
Handkerchief Shoals
Robin Adulr
Baltimore
Casain
Verdict in favor of plaintiff for $800 in false arrest case
The jury returned a verdict for Miss Hattie Mowlet against Louis R. Specht, awarding $800 total damages. Compensatory $600 and punitive $200 after about four hours of deliberation.
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Hattie Mowlet
Louis R. Specht
Auto Upsets Into Big Run Creek on Pennsylvania Avenue
Hassan, wife and baby narrowly escaped serious injury when their Ford roadster ran off Pennsylvania avenue and toppled into Big Run Creek due to steering failure. The couple were injured, the baby uninjured, neighbors lifted the car to free them, and all walked home afterward.
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Hassan
Andrews Street
Big Run Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Big Run
Women Enthuse Soviet Envoy At Over Dry Nation
Local officers deliver addresses at the Fifth annual Victory Luncheon of the Lawrence County W C T U. About 135 women attended. Optimism ran high that Prohibition will endure in the United States and influence world nations. Miss Margaret Walker presided. speakers included Rev. Irvine, Mayor Dunlap, District Attorney Hildebrand, County Detective Dunlap, and several clergymen.
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United States
Women's Christian Temperance ‘Union of
Lawrence
First United. Presbyterian Church
Margaret Walker
E. Irvine
U. P. Church
Willam H. Dunlap
Lawrence Hildebrand
J. M. Dunlap
G. Ralph Dunn
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
J. Howard Boyd
Egypt
Walker
W. Co. T. Ani
D. F. Ralph
Robert Grandy
Ellwood City
Howard Beck
HB. McQlaary
Mra
EF. N. Baer
3S. M. Matheny
Woman's Federation of Clubs
Sampson
League of Women Voters
W. F. Anedarson
New Wilmington W. C
T._U
BR. L. Hildebrand
Traffic accidents in New Castle show weekly changes
Report notes a lower count of traffic accidents last week in New Castle from January 1 to 5 with 12 injuries overall across the period. It urges personal care and vigilance to prevent future crashes.
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New Castle
Three Women Two Men Die From Gas In New York City
In New York City a gas leak caused five fatalities including James Di Ambroscio and Grace M Clayton found in a two room apartment. Emily Kaloporotia, 71, and the Grays perished in another gas filled flat from a defective heater tube. Police call the deaths accidental.
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New York City
International Navy Service
New York
Jan
James di- Ambroscio
Grace
M. Clayton
Emily Kaloporotia
Gay
Charlas Gray
Seven Interpreters In Single Lawsuit In Smyrna Fire Case
London June 17 French Italian Greek Turkish Greek with ser from Italy Minor are named in the King s Bench suit between the American Tobacco Company and the Guardian Assurance Company. Interpreters are employed in the case arising from the great Smyrna fire of 1922 when the Turks took the city.
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Cnvernational News Services
London
Ser
Taly Minor
King's Bench
American Tobacco Company
Guardian Assurance Company
Smyrna
Fire at Villa Marie dormitory causes minor damage
A small blaze at the Villa Marie Convent dormitory near New Bedford injured no one and caused about 200 in damage but prompted quick action by Sisters and New Bedford volunteer firefighters. The fire was discovered before beds were occupied and officials say it could have been worse without prompt response. The origin remains undetermined. Also reported is the ongoing disappearance of Lieut. Walter Hinton, a U S naval officer who vanished while flying in Brazil.
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Sarana
Villa Marie
Slaters
Humility of Mary
New Bedford
International News Service
Washington
Navy Departments
Lieut
Walter Hinton
United States Naval
Brazil
South America
Hinton
Face Badly Cut In Auto Crash Near Youngstown
Jon Engel of Youngstown is treated at Shenango Valley hospital after a Friday auto wreck on the Youngstown New Castle road his nose chin lacerated and body bruised. The truck skidded and he was thrown from the vehicle while carrying a load of modules to New Castle.
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Jon Engel
Youngstown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Youngstown-New Custis
New Castle
Death Record for Mrs Muriel Litling Selick
A death notice lists Mrs Muriel Litling Selick of 400 Bouth Walnut Street as the deceased with accompanying names Mrs Inee Asixay and Pearson. The fragmentary text provides no clear date or age but records the individuals connected to the notice.
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Muriel Litling Selick
Bouth
Walnut Street
Inee Asixay
Pearson Date
State Troopers Arrest 26 Saloon Keepers in McKeesport
Pittsburgh reporters say State troopers seized warrants in McKeesport, arresting 26 saloon keepers and dumping 76 barrels of high test beer into a gully. Proprietors ordered to post bail for a hearing next Saturday before Justice Edward M. Cox.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Justice of the Peace
Edward M. Cox
Shakeup Likely in Prohibition Bureau Under Coolidge
President Coolidge signals a shakeup in the federal prohibition bureau with Roy A. Haynes likely replaced by a more vigorous official. He is reportedly unhappy with enforcement, saying small offenders receive too much attention while bootlegging rings grow. The move could upset the Anti Saloon League, which backed Haynes. Continued on next page.
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International News Service
Haynes
Ant!Saloon League
Harding
Jeague
Freight crashes into street car injuring three in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 17, a freight train car derailed from York Street Station and rammed a street car. Passengers were flung to the floor. Miss Halen Clifton, 20, and riders Rocco Caruso and Ellis J. Voss were hospitalized with internal injuries and a crushed leg.
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Bimermacionis
Philadelphia
Niss Halen Clifton
Rocco Caruso
Ellis J. Voss
St. Mary's Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
York ‘Street
Misa Clifton
Caruso
Voss
News Snapshots From A Struck by Ant To Chinese Laundry Raid
Julius Bonn lies in a Youngstown hospital after being struck by an ant and having a fractured skull as the driver fled. Mayor Williams of Erie urges workers to stay away from streets and stores to keep warm, warning of replacements. Wilbur Holland, 50, dies from coal mine fall in Glascor Pa en route to hospital. Ray Mitchell, 25, arrested for stealing packages from rural mailboxes before Christmas. Maude Appleby, 25, hospitalized after a sleigh collision. Youngstown police raid a Chinese laundry run by Sing Teo after complaints of narcotics.
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Julius Bonn
Youngstown
Wilbur Holland
Glascor
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Miss Ellingson
Inquest
Fortier
Arthur Mometer
Ben Franklin
Kis
Ben
Modam
Richard
Ken Franklin
Breen Ca
Britain
Munathro
Moscow
U.S
Christian Rakovsky
T.U
Ers
Russia
Miss Walker
S. E.' Irvine
William Reswick
T Go
Christian Trwkeveky
Teachers' Congress
Russa
Rakoveky
Dawes
M. Ranovsky
Kellopg
Rakovaky
America
Agnes Vaille
Denver
Long’s Peak
Lieut. Hinton
Navy Department
NEW, Castle 'News
Prohibition Bureau of
Joseph Williams
Erie
Polhameny
Ray Mitchell
Avolla
Christemas
Maude Appleby
Greensburg
Wert Dees
Sing Teo
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