Coroner May Reopen Ellingson Case After Inquest
CORONER T B W Leland said he may reopen the Ellingson murder case after revelations at the inquest into Anna Ellingson’s death. Dorothy Ellingson’s confession is being questioned as Leland suspects a hidden motive and possible shielding of others. Dorothy will be re questioned by attorney Alexander Mooslin as he presses mental illness defenses.
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Copeland
Dorothy
Leland
Dorothy Ellingson
Downtown Pittsburgh blaze destroys three story brick building
International News Service reports a downtown Pittsburgh fire on Sunday injured two firefighters and leveled the three story brick building housing the Aine Mill and Supply Co, causing an estimated 225000 dollars in damage.
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International News Services
Pittsburgh
Aine, Mill and Supply Co
Ice Adventure Echoes Fearless Glide on Fractured Night
A first person fragment recalls a months old ice walk that went awry, ending in a jarring fall that left the narrator laughing at others while noting the weather as forty white. The tale blends bravado with wobbling memory and a playful, hazy tone.
Loans by U S to foreign nations in 1924 analysis
A Commerce Department study shows 1 208 438 000 dollars borrowed by the United States with 527 770 000 going to Europe Canada and Newfoundland securities totalling 224 285 000 Latin America 294 372 000 and Japan and the Philippines 189 000 000 The remainder spread globally The report notes only public securities and calls attention to short term bank credits and direct industrial investments driving outward capital amid Dawes plan effects low New York rates and growing investor interest The German loan of 110 000 000 aimed to bolster Reichsbank gold reserves and finance reconstruction continues in the next issue
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Robert 5. Thornburgh
International
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Furope
Canada
New Foundland
Japan
Philippines
Theodore R. Goldssmith
Department Financial
New York
Pinchot To Send Budget To State Assembly Tuesday
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot will submit the 1927–28 budget to the State Assembly, with detailed appropriations for hospitals, schools, and charitable institutions. Expect strong battles over hospital funding as lawmakers seek to secure more aid and influence.
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Intarnational News Service
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pinchot
Clyde S. King
Northw est storm halts transportation in region
International News Service reports a severe blizzard like storm driven from the northwest disrupted transport across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota. High winds piled drifts on roads and railroad cuts with lines hockaded in southern Minnesota near the South Dakota border as temperatures sank to six degrees below zero.
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Internaional News Service
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconisin
South Dakota
Boarder
Dies From Hiccoughs At 72 In Enon Valley
James White aged 72 died at his brother Willis White’s home in Enon Valley on Sunday January 25 after a ten day illness linked to hiccoughs He was a member of Enon Valley Presbyterian church and the Ku Klux Klan Survived by three sisters and one brother Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 30 from the residence Burial will be in Little Beaver cemetery Also notes ice thickness on Nashannock Creek about eighteen inches and planned 20 foot wide channel cutting to prevent barge danger due to recent cold weather
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James As White
Willis White
Enon Valley
Hiccoughs
White
Mary
Adeline White
Willis
Huon Valley
Harrison Davidson
Hunon Presbyterian Church
Little Beaver Cemetery
Nashannock Creek
Z. E., Barteaux
Rosena Furnace
Washington -Street
Barnard College Student Plunges From Eighth Floor
Miss Helen Voshersh, 24, of Norwalk Connecticut and Barnard College student, leaped from an eighth floor window of Brooks Hall in New York today and landed before her classmates. Her condition is listed as serious. No motive is known.
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International News Service
New York
Helen Voshersh
Putnam Avenue
Norwalk
Conn
Barnard College
Brooks Hall
Marriage Licenses Registered in Ohio and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows individuals from Youngstown Leesburg and New Castle, including Richard Kenneth Richards and Jessie Howren, James Hanna, Grace Shorta, Win Davis, Finta Nelson, Bertha E. Hoffman, with multiple small towns such as Grave City and New Gagile Mopar noted in the records. The brief notice enumerates names and counties, reflecting a regional compilation of marriages in the locality.
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Richard Kenneth ‘Richards
Youngstown
Leesburg
Grave City
Jessie Howren James Hanna
Grace Shorta
Win, Davis
New Castle Finta Nelson
New Gagilemopar Ts
Pander
Good City
Bertha E. Hoffman
Fombell
Fire destroys Bishop Block in Norfolk Nebraska
The Bishop Block, Norfolk's largest store and office building, burned down today. Firemen suffered minor injuries while battling the blaze. dynamite prevented spread to adjacent business district. Loss estimated at 500,006 dollars.
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International News Service
Norfolk
Nebraska
Bishop
Ines
Obituary notices list diverse ages and places across regions
Death records show John McCreary 54 in Hickory township and Mrs Alfred T Young 79 in East Brook Pa among many others. Entries include James A Who 73 Enon Valley Pa Susust A Wise 31 Los Angeles Calif Wadla Gordewski 3 Good Avenue Tony Conti 28 days 306 West Cherry Street Los Angeles Andy Plunks 5 424 Oakland Avenue Herbert Charles Moore 3 months East Washington Street Victor Perry 15 days 405 Lindal Street Merle Clark Tibor monthsBill Wood City
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John McCreary
Hickory Township
Alfred T. Young
Eastbrook
James A- Who
Enon Valley
Susust A Wise
Los Anselta
Cal
Wadla Gordewski
Good Avenue
Tony ‘Conti
Cherry Street
Los
Andy Plunks
Oakland Avenue
Herbert
Charles Moore
Washington
Victor Perry
Llyndal Street
Mitel
Ngs
Green Street
Merle Clark Tibor
Billwood City
Cross Word Puzzles Shunned By Prisoners
Prisoners in the county jail ignore cross word puzzles as too worklike and lacking dictionaries. Card games and checkers remain the favored diversions. There are 47 prisoners in jail at present.
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Frank Johnson
Births Outpace Deaths In New Castle In 1824 Year
In New Castle the year 1824 saw 1 480 births and 622 deaths, yielding a net population gain of 818. Boys outnumbered girls 761 to 699, with January and August recording notable birth counts. High deaths occurred in January, while August had the fewest deaths. Over half of births were to foreign‑parentage families, and officials stress complete reporting by physicians and parents for accurate vital records.
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Stork
New Castle
Vera G. Wilson
Recorder of Vital Statistics
Sarenta
Boy Brought Out Safe From Abandoned Mine
In Pittsburgh on January 26 a 12 year old, Anthony Vertello, crawled into an abandoned Mt. Washington district mine. The front of the mine collapsed trapping him. His brother, who witnessed the danger, ran for help and aid arrived after about 20 hours.
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International News Service
Rittsburgh
Mt. Washington
Anthony Vertello
Jester
Only One Baby Of Quadruplets Still Survives
Bulletin reports in New York that Edward Kelly, third of quadruplets born Friday to Mrs Catherine Kelle of Brooklyn, died today at Jewish Hospital. Sisters Sarah and Catherine had already died. Only Joseph, a lusty-lunged newborn, survives. The mother was not told of the deaths.
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International News Service
New York
Little Edward Kelly
Catherine Kelle
Brooklyn
Jewish Hospital
Sarah
Catherine
Joseph
Carter to Begin Tutankhamen Sarcophagus Work
Luxor Egypt Jan 26 American egyptologist Howard Carter planned to start work today on King Tutankhamens sarcophagus but said disturbance of the mummy this season was unlikely. He lamented the damage to the sarcophagus lid a priceless gold embroidered cover exposed to sun and air after a summer period behind canvas.
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Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Tutankhmen
Winnipeg Shivers As Thermometers Go 25 Below Zero
International News Service reports a sharp cold snap in Winnipeg as morning temperatures plunged to 25 degrees below zero with a biting wind. The deep freeze underscores ongoing winter conditions across the area.
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Winnipeg
Wnnipeg
Notice of delivery method change for The News in South Side
Effective Monday the News in the South Side district changes how it is handed to subscribers. If you do not receive The News, notify the Treadwell News Company at Phone No. 238 and the matter will be addressed.
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South Side
Treadwell News Company
Inquest Opens Into Slaying Of Four in Herrin
Coroner George Bell opens an inquest into the deaths of Klansman leader Yours, Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas, and two others amid violence following a clash in Herrin. Competing versions emerge as Anti Klansmen and Klansmen trade accusations of who fired first. Grand jury to rule February 4 in Marion. Young funeral planned for Wednesday with large turnout anticipated.
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Jack Ceinar
Glenn Young
Etata
First Baptist Church
George Bell
Ora Thomas
Ed Forbes
Omer Warren
Williamson County
Herring
Illinois National Board
Arlie Hoswell
Thomas
Buller
Young
Forbes
Warren
Tilmots
Herrin
Surtsea
Fatal accidents and industry notes from Juniata to Niagara Falls
Newssnapshots report Martin Park age 18 killed stepping on live wire at Juniata silk mills. Charles Wright age 3 dies in Wilkinsburg auto wreck. Federal agent W W Schill fractured skull slipping on ice. An Easter Oil well near Covneautrille abandoned after strike at 2,800 feet. Niagara Falls signed GE contract for 1,320,000,000 candlepower illumination. Phoenixville railroad brakeman killed after being run over by a toppled car. Erie police fail to solve death of Mrs Rachel Levin. husband and another man questioned.
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Martin Park
Juniata
Charles B. Wright
Wilkinsburg
St. Augustine
Mla
W W. H. Schill
Wheeling
Easter OU Company
Neautrille
Erie
Rachel Levin
Pee Gollpeter
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Arthur Mometer
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Enon
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Newalk
Grim Reaper
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