Coyne Case Witnesses Accused of Changing Stories
State Senator James J. Coyne and six co defendants faced cross examination as Prosecutor James I Marsh accused two defense witnesses of altering prior statements. Witnesses Dudak and Wallace, both from the tenth ward election board, were pressed about earlier remarks to Justice Department agents. Pat O'Malley, a defendant, was expected to take the stand later. The defense pressed to free seven men as the trial nears a possible jury decision.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James J. Coyne
James I. Marsh
Marsh
Joseph Dudak
Michael Wallace
Fa Tenth Ward Election Board
Department of Justice
Wallace
Pat O'Malley
Hugh
E. J. Connelly
Budak
Prand
Dudsak
Section’ Board
Grand Jury
Martin Mullen
Grand
Mullen
Coyne
Aes
Mother Urged Daughter to Kill Father in Arizona
In Johns, Arizona on June 1 Mat tie Turley, 15, testified that her mother Dorothea Irene Turley urged her to shoot Ernest J. Turley so the mother could marry a handsome cowboy. The father was shot near a corral on their property.
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Johns
Ariz
Mattie Turley
Dorothea Irene Turley
Ernest J. Turley
Testimony in case of intended murder plot unfolds
Nov 18 death at Naval hospital San Diego referenced. The Young Kiri state witness describes a hunting trip on Nov 15 during which Mattie planned to kill. Mattie testified her mother warned her before the trip and that she later apologized for failing to shoot her father.
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Here
Naval Hospital
San Diego
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Lon
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Mattie
Town
Treasurer Reports Library Finances for 1932 Year
Clarence A Patterson presented the annual report for the New Castle free public library for the year ending December 31, 1932. The report, approved by President Wyllie McCaslin and Secretary Rebecca E Royce, details balances, receipts from city tax interest rent fines donations and other items, and lists expenses including supplies, printing, utilities, maintenance, insurance, and salaries.
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Clarence A. Patterson
New Castle Free Public Library Board of Trustees
Wyllie McCaslin
Rebecca E. Royce
Board of Trustees
Fifi and Fowler Return to Farm Movement in Barrington
Mrs McCormick and her young husband join a crew remodeling a Barrington home to live as genuine farmers. Photos show the couple in working clothes beside the half completed farmhouse, a former Harvard classmate of her son Bud present.
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Fifi
Fowler
Barrington, Il
Harvard
Bud
Genu
McCormick
Fowler McCormick
Fifi Stillman
Temperature Of 101 In Chicago Today
CHICAGO June 1 A sizzling 101 degree reading appeared on the government thermometer at 1 p m Today official readings showed 104 degrees keeping the city in a heat wave mood with peak heat expected later in the day
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Chicago
Belgium's king eyed Philippines in a near loss tale
Brussels reports reveal how Leopold II plotted to seize the Philippines after the Spanish-American War. A Belgian company was proposed to lease the islands, aided by an American ambassador who warned against annexation. The U S chose to retain the islands averting a Belgian imperial foothold, before Leopold shifted focus to China with Italy.
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International News Service
Brussels
United States
Philippines
Belgium
Leopold
Pierre Daye
Philippine Islands
China
Paris
Sam Weiner
Societe Generale Africaine
America
Werner
Rome
Italy
Conquer Plan for Tse-Klang Province Abandoned Promoted Firm
The text describes a group that discussed conquering the Province of Tse-Klang and promoted a large trading company. They planned a reorganization of Tse-Kiang but had to drop the scheme for diplomatic reasons, according to the book.
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Tse-Klang
Tse-Kiang
Special meeting noted for Tigers clubrooms Monday evening
The Tigers Auxiliary will hold a special meeting at 7.40 o'clock in the clubrooms on South Mill street. Mrs. T. C. Richards and her aides will act as hostesses. The News By Mail One Year 55 06.
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Tigers
South Mill Street
T. C. Richards
Hudson Hawley Elevated as INS European News Manager
International News Service announces Hudson Hawley veteran Press Association correspondent to lead European division with London headquarters. Tom Wilhelm named central European News manager succeeding Hawley. Also note Brutus the Roman Senator committed death by his own action.
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Veteran Press Association
London
Cinternational News
New York
Hudson Hawley
International News Service
Tom Wilhelm
Ber
Tral European
Hawley
Press Association
Boston
Yale
Hartford
Europe
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Bulgaria
Poland
Balkans
Pearis, I, Star
March-Fentress
Repeal Swells Tax Returns in Hub State
Boston June 1 Repeal has swelled tax returns in Massachusetts for April 1934 and income tax returns also rose for the same period. Most gain in miscellaneous taxes due to alcohol levies. For April, Massachusetts Internal Revenue collected 11 948 255 in total. Year earlier miscellaneous returns were 1 418 B22. income taxes for April 1934 were 805 343 versus 654 076 in 1933. Also notes on military ranks and a Japan seaweed usage comment.
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International News Service
Boston
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue Department of Massachusetts
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