Mrs Frances Hall Walks Free After Bail Denied Bond
Mrs Frances Hall returns to her New Jersey home after posting no bond for murder charges involving her husband Rev Edward W Hall and a choir singer. She declines interviews, plans to stay in New Brunswick, and will not face court action before September. State prosecutor says no April grand jury session.
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Frances Hall
International
Servis New “Nswilck
Aeom
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hell
Eleanor Mills
Bagkare
Ehippai
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ruscai E. Watson
Meg. Hall
Cosgroya
Willie Stevens
Hall
Costrove
Stevens
Toslay
Nine Are Injured By Mexican Troops
Nine people, mostly women, were shot or wounded when federal troops moved to oust worshippers from San Rafcal cathedral in Mexico City. Police and soldiers dispersed the crowd after clashes that included water cannon and stones. Attorney General Rames Ortega was reportedly struck by a bottle wielded by a woman. No casualties reported at the nearby Sacred Family church.
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International News Service
Mexico
CIFY
San Rafcal Cathedral
Mexico City
Gad
Rames Ortega
Capitol Expresses Sorrow At Passing Of Senator Cummins
Washington officials mourned the death of Senator Cummins of Town, a figure in both parties. A former Progressive, he aligned with conservatives in recent years and backed the administration. He served as president pro tempore after Coolidge rose to the presidency and chaired major committees including judiciary and Interstate Commerce.
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Capitol
Senator Cummins
International News Service
Washington
Cummins
Republian
Senate
Coolidge
White House
Harding
Chaiman
Judiciary
Interstate Commerce
Congress
Inter-State Committee
Brookheart
School Term To Open September 7 In City
Plans for the opening of the new school term are progressing satisfactorily says Dr C. Green superintendent of schools. The term will open Tuesday September 7 with full staffing and no vacancies in the teaching force at present.
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Soming
C. Green
School Secretary To Return Monday
R New ary of the district will return from vacation Monday and resume duties at the administrative offices in North Street Junior High School.
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Newary
North Street
Funeral Plans Set For Late Senator Cummins
The family and state officials announce funeral services for United States Senator Albert B Cummins who died after a sudden heart attack while working on his autobiography. Plans include a Monday service with Lieutenant Governor Clem F Kimball coordinating in Governor Hammill's absence.
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International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Clem F. Kimball
Council Bluffs
John Hammill
Local Men Aid in Rescue Of Bodies From Lake Balsam
Lloyd McKinnon and W F Sawdey of this city with families just back from a four tour of Canada recount their effort in aiding in the rescue of bodies from Lake Balsam after a canoe capsized. Eleven boys drowned, four of the party of eighteen boys were saved. The McKinnon party were among the first to bring in a body. The group visited Cambray Ontario with Mr McKinnon’s parents during their trip.
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Lloyd McKinnon
WF. R. Sawdey
Canada
Lake Balsam
Hi, MeKinnen
Sawrdey
McKinnon
Hetty
Auto struck on crossing kills infant in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on July 11 a trolley car crashed into a stalled auto on a crossing near Middletown. An 14 months old girl, Geraldine Spangler, was killed instantly with crushed skull and injuries. Her five year old sister Sarah suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and lay coma at a local hospital. The mother suffered severe cuts and bruises while the father and cousin hurried to refuel the car. A newborn son was later delivered at Shenango Valley Hospital.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Middletown
Geraldine Spangter
Charles Spangler
Sarah Spangler
Death Record for Sylverius Took and others from G7 Wampam
A fragmented death notice lists Sylverius Took G7 Wampam and Jonnie DeMarco aged 21 months with an address on South Cedi street and a John W. Irwin associated entry. Other names include Willun Fesovieh 6 months Lib erty street with AGb Are ngian avenue appearing as locations.
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Sylverius
Wampam
Jonnie DeMarco
South Cedi Street
John W. Irwin
Agb Arengian Avenue
Willun Fesovieh
Liberty Street
Struggle Between Church And State Starts In Mexico
In Mexico a major clash between the government and the Catholic church unfolds as churches are seized and turned over to municipal committees. Government forces secure church properties and limit services while church supporters warn of economic boycott and potential demonstrations led by lay members.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Heonomie Boeycott
Tammorrow
Monsignor
Crespi
Apartelle Legation
Inave Marxico
Toeir
Itla
Pulaski Farmer Sees Large Deer In Wheat Field
Pulaski township farmer M. I. Buchanan saw a full sized deer leap the fence into his wheat field yesterday afternoon and vanish into the weeds. He initially mistook it for a Jersey cow as it cleared the fence with ease. The animal may have strayed from a nearby ravine amid pine trees and brush, where several Coxesa have also been reported in the area.
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M. I. Buchanan
Pulaski
Hachanan
Buchanan
Police ban jewelry for officers in uniform in Philadelphia
Inspector Frederick W. Kooster heads Philadelphia Police Department personnel division and issues an order prohibiting all officers from wearing jewelry while in uniform or off duty. The rule targets fancy rings fountain pens and other items, insisting on a neat military appearance and disposal of non-regulation accessories.
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International Nova Service
Philadelphia
Frederick W. Kooster
Boston Asks For George The Greek
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Boston has canceled a warrant for the arrest of George Pasto alias George the Greek and an Indictment copy tied to a 1920 double assault in Boston. The case links to the Mallett murder mystery, with Grock known in Boston and alleged to have fled six years ago after indictment. Grock was released on recognizance and never captured.
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Internetianel
Pittsburgh
George Pastoas
Ailias
George the Greek
Boston
Henaule
Mice Crowley
Fotor P. Walsh
George Grack
Psia
Mallett
Slx
George Grock
Andrew Winger
Harry Dods
Foelalian
Boston Police
Lay Foundations For Contests To Bar Ware And Smith From Senate
Reports from two regions describe efforts to contest seats for Frank L. Smith of Winds and William S. Vare of Pennsylvania. The piece notes inquiries into campaign funds, including a $204,335 donation to Smith and a larger $600,000 spend for Vare, with questions about a $50,000 contribution. Witnesses discuss political maneuvers and the potential impact on November elections.
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Ware
Smith
Senate
William K. Hutchinson
Chicago
Contesta
Frank L. Smith
Winds
William 5, Vare
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Corporation
Clinois Commerce Commission
Smith Fieny
Satie
Thomas W. Cunninghami
Philadelphia
Cleveland Man Sought in Canton Murder Case
Canton, July 31 a Cleveland man Patrick E Mc Dermott is sought for questioning in Don R B Mellett murder. Chicago attorney Joseph Roach arrived with advisory role and 69 officials active in a clean up drive as arrests are expected. A guarded witness who identified McDermott fears for his safety amid underworld threats.
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Paul BE. Brokraw
Canton
Patrick E. McDermott
Cleveland
Don RB. Mellett
Joseph Roach
Chicago
Activites
Earl Hexramer
Roach
5. M. Swarts
Hezamer
McDermott
Underworld
Fage Two
Rural mail carrier held in Allentown case
Theo dore Miller a rural mail carrier was held in $1000 bail provided by his mother by United States Commissioner Rockmaker on a charge of taking money from a letter in transit. The charge was referred by postal inspectors as alleged to have been taken from a letter sent out by an Allentown concern.
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Allentown
Theodore Miller
United States
Rockmaker
Haring
Detective Connors Ends Canton Case In Pittsburgh
Detective Peter Connors withdraws from the Melritt murder inquiry in Canton to pursue identity of the slayer Don R. Mellett and to pursue new leads in Pittsburgh. Ora Slater, head of investigators, and an unnamed witness were expected to travel to Canton with the potential suspect George Psiallas in a bid to press accessory charges and a jury probe.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Melritt
Peter Connors
Casiners
Ora Slater
George Psiallas
Hotels Raise Rates In Tourist Season Horror Story
A messy OCR fragment describes overpriced tourist hotels with daily twelve dollar rates and constant pressure to pay more. Mentions a deceased James and a hotel clerk named Nat, with warnings about returns, dangers, and harsh conditions at lakeside lodgings.
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Oh Laing
Mourist
James Boys
Lakeside
Sing & Wong
Marriage Licenses From Multiple Pennsylvania Towns
Marriages listed show applicants from New Castle and nearby areas including Ellwood City and New Kensington with others in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Names include John J Orres Mary Noviska Florena Lureuta Edua Grace Hotael Dominick Minutillo and Pasquatine OL Matto along with Wilbur Leva plus Phoshe K Brewater.
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John J. Orres
New Castle
Mary Noviska
Edenbucg
Patay Lambonl
Florena Lureuta
New Cagtls
Fuehard Shaw
Edua Grace Hotael
Bu Ea Oros
Guntay Servert
Elwood Cat
Kathryn Bouder
Cease Es
Ellwood City
Dominick Minutillo
Efenburg
Pasquatine OL Mattao
Tees Eeeee Estes Molenbdurg
Wilbur PL
Leva
Akron
Phoshe K
Brewater
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