Miss Ellingson To Appear Before Juvenile Court
Dorothy Ellingson a 16 year old accused of murdering her mother to attend a dancing party is to appear before Juvenile Judge Frank Murasky in a secret session. The judge will decide if she should stay at juvenile court or be bound over to stand trial in superior court.
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Ertene Nowa Service
Francisco
Cali
Fan
Tazastenek
Dorothy
TrUngeon
Tate
Frank Murasky
Murasky
Ventura
California
Rinl
Ganna Walska Sees Modest Opera Success on Riviera
Ganna Walska, known as Mrs Harold McCormick, anticipated four European opera tours after a Riviera debut in Madama Butterfly. She admitted nervous moments in the first act but overcame them, drawing sympathetic applause as Americans and Britons filled the house.
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Nice
Ganna Walska
Europe
The
Riviera
France
Germany
Czecho
Slovakia
Walsha
Mra
Harold McCormick
The Tuxedo That Hid A Borrowed Dream
Arthur Mometer dressed in everyday, worn clothes yet appeared happy at a dinner or dance. He wore a satin lined tux with borrowed coat, pants from a family, and a creased, dusty outfit that hid a secret. The scene centers on his confident look and unseen truth.
Gas Wipes Out Family Of Six Near Scranton
A mine cave in near Scranton releases illuminating gas that floods a West Scranton home, killing Louis Desino his wife and four children aged from one to six. Neighbors enter with masks and rescue a second family trapped by fumes, while police suspect a nearby mine gallery collapse caused the disaster.
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Scranton
Louis Deisno
West Scranton
Palmotors
Louis
Federal help pledged in Olmstead liquor case
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced federal cooperation in prosecuting the Olmstead liquor conspiracy case near Seattle Washington. He called it one of the most difficult cases and said such actions curb liquor sources in the northwest while taking time and money.
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Baynes
Seattle
Cinternational News Service
Washington
Olmstead
Seathir
Prohibition
Haynes
Anont
Northwest
Death Notice for Mary Jane Angus and Others
Death record lists Mary Jane Angus 75 of Almira Home. Also noted are Joseph Grr 21 of 197 West ong avenue and Mrs Amelia Geiring of Youngstown. John Murchie 75 of Sharon Pennsylvania.
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Mary Jane Angus
Almira Home
Joseph Grr
Ong Avenue
Amelia Geiring
Youngstown
John’ Murchie
Sharon
Funeral of Glenn Young Draws Klan From Across State
Herrin town blooms with visitors for the funeral of Glenn Young a Klansman who died in a gunfire outbreak last Saturday. Five churches hold services as thousands attend the processional crowd estimated to stretch ten miles to the cemetery. Coroner's jury continues investigation into the weekend violence as city offices close.
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Jack Ceinat
International Reve MaEvisestast
Corraky Herrin
Herrin
Glenn Young
Ku Klux Klan
Ora
Thomias
Baptist
Merle Daily Sentenced for Solitary Confinement
Merle Daily of Silkland is to begin a term of solitary confinement in Philadelphia's Eastern Penitentiary after a Tioga County court sentenced him for voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Perle Lucas during an argument near Ulysses Potter County. The sentence ranges from 10 to 40 years. A German note to evacuate the Cologne zone drew no immediate reply from the Allies, with a broader report to Germany to follow once the military control commission's report is ready.
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Chienistional News Service
Wellsboro
Merle Daily
Slkland
Philadelphia
Tioga County
Daily
Perle Lucas
Ulysses
Potter County
Paris
Ambassadors Council
Germany
Cologne
Military Control Commission
State Swept By Heavy Snowstorm
A heavy snowstorm spread across Pennsylvania on January 29 after subfreezing temperatures, with Pittsburgh reporting near nine o clock snowfall and officials noting continued precipitation into the night. Officials forecast colder weather tonight but possible new snowfall tomorrow, as seven below official and twenty three below unofficial readings appeared in Pittsburgh suburb reports.
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Clatornational News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgi
Gale Moves North on Atlantic Coast
A powerful coastal gale off North Carolina is moving northward and gaining intensity. Weather officials warned shipping and issued storm warnings from Nantucket to Delaware Breakwater as the system approaches.
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Atlantic Coast
Cuternatonal News Service
New York
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Nantucket
Delaware
Delirious girl found bound on Oklahoma City outskirts
Police investigate a bound delirious girl found near Oklahoma City claiming to be Mary Glen Mellon and a niece of Treasury Secretary Mellon. She is later identified as the stepdaughter of Halliburton, an Oklahoma City businessman, with authorities still seeking an explanation. Secretary Mellon reportedly has a niece named Mary Hilen Mallon.
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International Nova Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Glen Mellon
Treasury
Mallon
Halliburton
Maz
Police
Police Officers Report Liquor Found In Store
Police visited the George and Paul Pappas store at Moravia street this morning and found a considerable quantity of booted liquor. The proprietors were arrested and jailed, with officers Lynch Letora Shaller Kennedy Hillers and Wyman conducting the raid.
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George
Paul Pappas
Moravia Street
Lynch
Letora
Shaller
Kennedy
Hillers
Wyman
Family Arrives Destitute Find Father Is Dead
Five children cling to their mother as Pete Obesko lies dead in a Shenango Valley hospital room from a throat wound. They move to Brier Hill after learning the husband’s death, while救助 comes from the city mission and police. The tale ends with Mrs Obenko seeking help as Berquist from the Rescue Mission organises shelter and meals.
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Mahoning
Pete
Obesko
Shenango Valley Hospital
Obeako
Bessemer Isst Waek
Terseter
Obeska
Brier Hill
Youngatown
New Castle
Mahoningtown Moroua
Qhasko
Bessemer
E. J Berquist
Berquist
A. A. Shoup
Bessemar
Uute
Obenko
Brier Hui
Chicago Market Blamed For High Price In England
London editors blame Chicago market speculation for rising English flour and wheat costs. The London Express reports wheat for May hit 2.0878 dollars as a government plan surfaces for a food commission and a wheat import control board.
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Chicago
England
London van News Bervicay
London Express
London
H. F. Wise
Independent Labor Party
Bronze Medal Awarded Widow Of Warren Man
The widow of L. Carl Rader of Clarendon Pa received a Carnegie hero fund bronze medal and death benefits of 70 dollars a month plus eight dollars per month for each of two children. Rader, 29, died after aiding Patrick P. Dwyer, 44, whose tank of hot oil collapsed. Dwyer died the next day. Rader held to the tank until help arrived.
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Annarnational
Nawa
Pittsburgh
L. Carl Rader
Clarendon
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Rader
Stilleman
Patrick P. Dwyer
Barning Warren
Dwyer
Hburne
Kansas Day Celebrated in Washington at White House
Kansas Day events in Washington featured Miss Vada Watson, the Kansas Wheat Girl, presenting President Coolidge with a sack of wheat from Harding era harvest. The ceremony highlighted Kansas wheat, with a Turon-area farmer's daughter representing the state and attending Cooper College as a freshman.
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Alaska
Kansas
White House
Turon
Coopar College
May wheat opens lower after prior surge in Chicago
In Chicago on January 29 May wheat opened at 2.02 34 dollars on the Board of Trade, down 2 1 4 cents from yesterday's closing. The slight price retreat follows yesterday's spectacular rise as traders reassess near-term supply demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Old Man Weatherby Misses Real Winters
A humorous reminiscence about past snowy Decembers and sub zero mornings. The piece recalls Slippery Rock winters, frozen breath, and coal and plumbing woes, ending with Weatherby dismayed that this winter failed to meet his ideal of the old fashioned season.
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Weatherby
Hag
Slippery Rock
Visibi
Dog Teams Tearing Through Arctic Night With Life
In Alaska, mushers battled record cold as 58 below zero and team races carried life serum from Nenana to Nome. Champion drivers sped to combat diphtheria threatening far northern towns, aided by anti diphtheria serum supplied by Dr. J. B. Beeson.
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Buldetiw
Anchorage
Alaska
Nenana
Nome
J. B. Beeson
Livingston, Mont
Seattle
Believe Oklahoma Girl Abducted By Surprised Thief
Miss Mary Ellen Mellon an 18 year old in Oklahoma City was abducted after startling robbers in her home early today. She was found two hours later near University Hospital bound and gagged. Mellon is stepdaughter of R B Halliburton department store owner and active in Younger settlement circles. She explained hearing noises then vanished as her mother and stepfather rushed downstairs.
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International Mews Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Ellen Mellon
University Hospital
Miss Mellon
R. B. Halliburton
Targa
Snapshot News From a Turbulent Day
The report lists several injuries and accidents including Samuel Eilis of Youngstown escaping death by leaping from a car before a derailing train struck it, 65 at risk. Harold Olsen, a Franklin high school boy, has been missing since last Thursday. his father pleads for police search.
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Samuel Eilis
Youngstown
Harold Olsen
Franklin
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Euitland
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Hagerstown
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Susan Braden
Latcobe Hospital
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