Coyne Denies He Killed Wife In Bridal Cottage
Patrick Coyne, 89, hospitalized with both legs amputated, denies to detectives that he killed his 18 year old wife Julia whose body was found at her Port Perry home. He claims someone else shot her and refuses to discuss further. John Conroy, father of the dead girl, vows he will demand answers when they meet in the street.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Patrick Coyne
West Penn Hospital
Julia
Port Perry
Gayne
Cayne
Detective McKinely
Coyne
McKinley
John Conroy
Two Army Officers Die in Plane Crash at Chanute Field
Two reserve officer pilots Lieut. Edwin W. Kinney of Chicago and Lieut. Harold R. McNabb of Decatur Illinois were killed today at Chanute Field when their training plane fell to the ground during a landing. Both were war veterans and an officer inquiry board will review the accident details.
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International News Service
Rantoul
Edwin WH. Kinney
Chicago
Harold R. McNabb
Decatur
iMinaia
Chanute Field
Arthur Mometer Sees Rough Round Worsen On Golf Course
In a distracted playing report Arthur Mometer laments a poor tally after a windy round. He notes a birdie at number three, a dinged drive, a sneezed putt that rimmed the cup, and missed par as his partner went out one up. He recalls rough play on other holes and weather effects.
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Ian
Eaddie
Sind
Stecke
Indians See Big White President In Fairbanks Visit
In Fairbanks Alaska July 20 the president and party cut short a 350 mile ride due to heat and Mrs. Harding's fatigue. Temperature hit 94 as he spoke, three prostrations occurred, and Mrs. Harding rested. A moose hide collar was gifted for Laddie Boy. Welcome crowds greeted them at Ketchikan and Metlakutla Indian Mission Settlement where local children first saw the executive.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Harding
Raloné
Hardings
Laddie Boy
Washington
Ketchikan
Market Street
Metlakutla
Third U S Flight Plan Sparks Fresh Attempt By Maughan
Rock Springs Wyoming July 20 Lieutenant Russell Maughan plans another dawn to dusk cross country flight after a second failure near San Francisco. Officials say the season is late and weather may prevent a third attempt, with Washington to decide on permit.
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Maughan
U. S
International News Service
Rock Springs
Wyo
Russell Maughan
Washington
San Francisco
Hig
Lieut
Continuance Granted In The Black Case
Judge Emery this morning continued the case of the commonwealth against Robert Black until the flat Monday in September. Black had been summoned on a rule to show cause why he had not paid his wife an allowance as ordered. The 1919 orders set $30 a month and then $29. arrears were claimed at $726. Rafaelia De Lena faces a hearing on Manor possession with Alderman Hart Jr this afternoon.
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Emery
The
Commonwealth
Robert Black
Black
Verdict in Mrs Cole death says she died by gunshots on July 4 1928
The jury empaneled by Coroner J P Cadwell found Mrs Mayme Cole died from gun shot wounds inflicted by unknown person or persons. The verdict notes two bullets in her brain and references the July 4 death after hearing evidence last night.
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Mayme Cole
Berquist
Leigh O
Robinson
Marshall
D. G. Ramey
C. BP. Crawl
Thayer
J. P. Cabdwell
Cole
President on Last Lap of Alaska Tour
President Harding nears Cordova Alaska on the final leg of a strenuous Alaskan tour. He plans six-hour Copper River railroad excursion amid criticism of rival lines. Mrs. Harding rests in a cabin and is set for the California trip. Harding shows interest but offers no comment on Quezon’s US visit.
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George R
Alaska
Copper River Road Ia
Buka
Harding
Cordova
Sitka
Washington
Fairbanks
California
Wood
Senate
Quezon
War
United States
Death Record Fragment Highlights Local Obituaries
Fragmentary death notices name Mise Luella Wright Bertha A Stuart and Griffith Thomas from Morgantown W Va with addresses on Walnut Street Cantle and Wilmington township. includes Richard Mansel Woner Jr and Mrs M Heed with references to Wampum and Th.
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Mise
Luella
EB. Wright
Walnut Street
Bertha A. Stuart
Cantle
Griffith Thomas
Morgantown
W. Va
Richard Mansel Woner, Jr
Wampum
M. Heed
Wilmington Township
Miss Harding Fully Exonerated In Case
A conference of county officials after the coroner's jury verdict regarding Mrs Mamie Cole's death failed to decide on arrests. The jury ruled Mrs Cole died July 4 1923 from gunshot wounds by unknown person or persons. Cole denied claims of self harm and misconduct with women. John Porter noted as helper on the farm.
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Mamie Cale
Beaver Township
Mamie. Cole
J. P. Calewell
Alderman Mantz
Cole
B. J. Cole
John Porter
Connerys Auto Stolen Found In Pittsburgh
Chief of Police Elder announced the automobile belonging to Edward Con nery stolen here weeks ago has been recovered in Pittsburgh. Alleged thieves David Puhl age 24 and his brother Walter Puhl age 22 of Youngstown Ohio, are detained. City Detective Thomas Lynch and Deputy Sheriff James Whiteman plan to retrieve the prisoners for local charges.
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Elder
Edward Connery
Pittsburgh
Tolen
David Puhl
Walter Puhl
Youngstown
Thomas Lynch
James Whiteman
Kepner anxious to clear up suspicion in wife slaying case
Frederick Maryland July 24 1924 Leo Weinberg attorney for Ehrie Kepner under suspicion in the death of his wife on June 18 announced he would waive exemption and go to trial immediately if legally possible The state's attorney expects to prove Kepner used a ditch incident to shift suspicion The defense plans to block grand jury appearance next week and change in Kepner's counsel noted Stevenson Brothers faced council over damage to a car from a city digback ditch claiming permission was given by the city"
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Kepper
Voli Kepper
Te Grand Jury
J. W. Nelson
County Line Street
Council
Stevenson Brothers
Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Slump Reported In Ram Running Business Abroad
International news reports a slump in illicit whiskey trading between the United States and other nations. British investigations into whiskey smuggling reveal obstacles from organized gambling syndicates and coastwise enforcement by Clyde ports and New Jersey authorities. American bootleggers are blamed for greed, demanding larger shares at the point of entry. Pirates off the New Jersey coast are cited as a hazard, with continued coverage on Page Two.
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Claslow
United States
Brish
Amerea
Atlantic Gael
Busin R
New York
New Jersey
Clyde
Amercan Cos
Longtime Newport Resident Claims 45 Years in One House
David Hall of R F D No 3 Wampum says he has lived in the same Newport house for over 45 years and asks readers to compare their records. He notes 48 years claimed and 25 years with Crescent Portland Cement Company, while aging 65. He travels three miles daily to work and is father to four children and eleven grandchildren.
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David Hall
Wampum
Lawrence County
Hall
Newport
City Mditor
News
New Centre
Thal
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Tragic Local Fatalities Across Several Incidents
A string of injuries and deaths were reported from Butler Hospital and multiple towns. Charles Watson Jr. age 11 died from injuries after a tractor incident near Evans City. Donovan Hum, 10, of Columbians Ohio, died from lockjaw after a splinter injury. Nellie Way, 2, struck by a truck in Charter Oak Pa. Kila, Carson Mattowry, Normuer Stinghutl, and Mary Glinshky were involved in fatal accidents or injuries. Buckeye Works in Pomeroy sold to Aracusa Chemical Company for 164 000, with large investment noted.
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Charles Watson, Jr
Tne Butler Hospital
Evans City
Pomeroy
Aracusa Chemical Conpany
Nellie Way
Kila
Chiarteroi
Carson Mattouwry
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Ketchie
Dale
Pei
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Shareé
Air Service
Rocky Mountains
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St. Louis
Rafaelia de Lena
John C. Hart, Jr
Mrs. Harding
Jury
Miss Harding
Connery
B. 1. Colf
Kepner
Frederick Architect
Stanshots
Garvie Arnold
Vadenting Arnold
New Ehiladelphia, CO
Donovan Hum
Dareeuville Steel Comepany
Normuer
Mary
Linshky
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