Marshall On Trial For Shooting Will Stewart At Station
Charles Marshall is tried for felonious assault and battery against William Stewart at Clarion County court. Special District Attorney William J. Moffatt prosecutes, Edwin J. K. Logan defends, with Patrol Driver Lester Harper and Dr. John Poster giving testimony on the wound. Marshall says he shot in self defense after Stewart threatened and drew a pocket knife during an altercation near the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie station.
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Charles Marshall
William Stewart
Sloan
Clarion County
William J. Moffatt
Edwin J K. Logan
Stewart
Maragall
Pittsburgh
Lake Erle
Swan
Ohio City
Creighton G. Logan
Youngstown
Marshall
Pennsylvania
Logan Mat Stewart
Lester Harper
Pittshurch
Eria
New Castle Hospital
John Poster
Logan
Farmers to show power in upcoming elections
Benjamin C. Marsh of the Farmers National Council launches a publicity campaign to prove the farmers vote is a decisive force. He returned from Chicago after presenting the council platform to the Republican national committee.
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International Nays Service
Washington
Farmers of America
Benjamin C. Marsh
Farmers National Council
March
Chicago
Farmers National Council To &eOermittes
Republican National Committee
Levine case arguments heard before jury
Norman Martin argued for the defendants and Charles Davis with District Attorney Muse defended the commonwealth in the Levine case. Judge Rainery reviewed the evidence and charged the jury as the trial neared its end.
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Charles
Mont Levine
Pasquale Annabella
Iial
Emers
Norman Martin
Charles 18
Davis
George W. Muse
Commonwealth
Rainery
Foley promotional slip for medicines and trial package
An old promotional slip urges mailing order to Foley and Co in Chicago for a free trial package. It lists Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills, a laxative cathartic, and remedies for pain, backache, kidney and bladder issues.
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Foley and Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Men’s Shirts Pricing in Left Aisle Mens Section
In the left aisle of the men’s department dress shirts are priced at 3.50 dollars and 4.00 dollars, with an additional 2.85 dollar option noted. The listing highlights two price points for men's dress shirts.
All Linen Damask Priced At 4 80 Per Yard
An advertisement notes linen damask priced at $4.80 per yard with a warning that after current stock is exhausted the price may rise toward $8.00 per yard. The sale offers full table width spreads in plain hem and scalloped satin patterns, suitable for full size beds, with locations described as Left Aisle and Under Balcony.
Lenine-Trotzky Regime Collapse Rumors Reported
Rumors of a Lenine-Trotzky regime collapse in Moscow were branded false by the foreign office. Officials in Moscow stated no revolution, with denials echoed in London and Washington.
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Worlin
Moscow
Filaa
Foreign Office
Mat
Vielor Opp
London
Alan
Defendant Is Ill Case Is Continued
Case continued by Judge Emery upon appearance of attorney George W. Mizelle for defendant William Mizelle who faces charges of attacking Michael Fontanella with a elib. The illness of the defendant prompted the adjournment to a later morning session.
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Tha
Fondant Tha Esa
Agiinst
William Mizalle
Emery
Disnier
George W. Miso
Mizelle
Michael Fontanella
Italy May Send Troops to Persia
Italy weighs sending troops to Persia as tensions rise in the Middle East. Discussion in London during June signals possible action, with officials considering strategic shifts and pledges to protect interests in the region.
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Italy
Persia
Persian Drillah troops aid to halt Russian advance
According to the Dually xpress, Persian forces are aiding a coalition to slow the Russian army’s invasion advance. The report notes cooperation with local units and mentions strategic positions along the front. No other major details are provided in the fragment.
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Persia
More Men Ask Divorce After War Than Women
International News Service reports a surge in divorce petitions in Britain after World War I. Courts in London see many cases as women seek formal separation while men face inquiries and social shifts following the conflict. Names and places include Mrs Samuel Mullard of Parrett and the Hyeree court handling a June session.
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Conternational News Service
London
Hyoree Court
Petit
Ione
St Wustinds
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