Attempt To Lynch Man Balked In Jackson Case
Harold Mallet, brother of a Jackson welfare worker slain by a pervert, led about 500 would be lynchers in a motor parade toward George Straub the confessed killer. Col Roy C Van derceak halted the mob five miles from Lansing and urged return home. Mallet sought to lynch to learn the killer when they met again, and the plan was abandoned.
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International News Service
Jackson
Mich
Harold Mallet
Jackson Welfare Worker
Oregon
George Straub
Malleot
Lansing
Roy C. Vanderceak
State Department of Public Safety
Hig Sistar
Allies Control German Finance
Paris reports Allied oversight of German finances under way per the Inter-allied Reparations Commission note. Germany is to negotiate with the commission on expenditures, halt export of capital, provide economic statistics, and raise 40 billion paper marks through an unfixed loan this year.
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International
Paris
Inter-allied Reparations Commission
Nota
Berlin
Germany
e@ committee
Reparations Commission
Reichsbank
Early Morning Golfers At Dawn In The Fields
A quirky verse describes a group of golfers rising with dawn to play on the greens while dew covers the fairways. The speaker hints at a risky habit affecting their lives, noting a troubling obsession that tempts them to leave home for an early round as heat rises in the day.
Quadruplets Born in Ford City Suburb
Kittanning Pa June 15 Three girls and a boy were born to Mrs Stephen Marcinek late last night. The Marcinek family lives in Ford City. Names and weights are Mary six and a half pounds Anna four pounds forty one and a quarter Frances five and a quarter pounds Francis one and a quarter pounds. Prior to last night Mr and Mrs Marcinek had five children.
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International News Service
Kittanning
Stephen Marcinek
Marcinek
Ford City
Mary
Anna
Francis
Frances
Memorial Marker Unveiled By D A R At Moravia Site
A large crowd gathered Wednesday afternoon as two memorial tablets were unveiled on a boulder near Moravia marking the site of the first Christian church west of the Alleghenies, founded by Moravians 150 years ago. Dr J H Bausman spoke, detailing Moravian history and the hardships faced by settlers and Christian Indians.
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First Christian Church
Alleghenies
Moravia
Friedensstadt
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lawrence
Beaver
Lawrences
Bausman
J. H. Bausman
Washington and Jefferson College
Ben G. Graham
Hausman
America
Gosch-gesch-kunk
Forest County
Zelsberger
Officer Connor Swaps to Day Shift on Police Force
Officer Michael J. Connor moves from nights to day turn after eighteen years of service with this city. The change follows the appointment of Officer Shaner, who will cover the night shift, effective today.
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Michael J. Connor
Shaner
Connor
Irish Constitutional Problem Settled
London June 16 The Irish constitutional problem which for a time threatened British military reoccupation of Ireland has been satisfactorily settled There are still other difficulties pending however
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International News Service
London
Ireland
Thas
Has Anyone Worked In Same Job 20 Years In Area
New Castle and Lawrence county residents are urged by The News to report individuals who have held the same job continuously for 20 or more years. The information will be used in a July 28 special edition. Respond in writing to The News City Editor. do not call.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Patrsons
Indict Ward On Murder Charge In New York
Walter Ward son of Ward Baking head was indicted by the Westchester county grand jury after admitting he shot Clarence Peters a former sailor. Peters body was found May 16 along Kensico Reservoir road. Origin of the indictment, whether murder first or second degree or manslaughter, was unclear. Sheriff Werner dispatched deputies to New Rochelle to bring Ward to the supreme court before Justice Joseph Morschauer.
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International News Service
White Plains
Walter
Ward
Ward Baking Company
Clarence Peters
Westchester County Grand Jury
Peters
Kensico Reservoir
Werner
Westchester County
Plains
New Rochelle
Young Ward
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Dying Man Survives Shootout Says Revenge Intent
In Brooklyn a dying man named Clemente Fagoli curses his shooter Natali Sica and recalls a family feud as he lies with six bullets wounds. He asks to see his son before death and notes his own father once shot Sica’s father. Fagoli was admitted to a hospital in a dying condition. Separately Lady Virginia Thornton and daughter Anna arrive in New York to visit Lady Thornton’s parents Mr and Mrs George D Blair of Leasure Avenue.
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International News Service
New York
Clemente Fagoli
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Natali Sica
Natali
Mulberry Street
Clements
Virginia Thornton
Anna Thornton
Southampton
England
City
Lady Thornton
George Dblair
Leasure Avers
Railway Labor Board To Issue Pay Cut Decree
The United States Railway Labor Board is expected to issue a wage reduction decision today affecting about 350000 employees including clerks signalmen stationary firemen and marine department staff. The total annual wage cut is estimated at 50000000 dollars with about 60000 workers directly impacted. A board statement explaining the reasons for the cut is expected to accompany the decision.
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Railway Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Marine Department
Alleged Klan Members Arrested Near Chicago
International News Service reports three men arrested on the outskirts of Chicago after an alleged trip to Norris Illinois to chastise Dr William Muttery. One man admitted Klan membership. Names given include Horpart Pascolini A Rumbach and N W Newman. A cat o nine tails two loaded revolvers and a billy were found in the car.
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Norrig
William Muttery
Billy
Intruder Reported At Beaver Street Home
C W Fulkerson reported a Wednesday night intrusion at 82 North Beaver Street. The intruder fled before entry was gained, and police were notified. Authorities documented the incident and continued follow up.
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Beaver Street
North Beaver Street
C. W. Fulkerson
Scout Strangled For His Fortune
CHICAGO June 15 A mystery surrounding the death of Samuel Buffington 44 year old Boy Scout reaches a probable solution A murder arrest of two men is expected from a state inquiry disclosed by the state's attorney and likely to be presented to the grand jury The deceased was found in a closet with a noose and suspicion of an arranged hanging tied to an estate of 60000 joint heir with a brother unfolds
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International News Service
Chicago
Ill
Samuel Bufington
Buffington
Russian Problem To Be Studied At Hague Parley
At The Hague the international conference opens to chart Russia reconstruction and a long term European peace truce. A mixed commission will study the Russian problem with economic experts from multiple nations. the United States and Germany are not officially represented. Testimony from Russian experts starts June 26 and will run about three months. Star Russian diplomats are absent. Lloyd George did not attend. Sir Philip Graeme heads the British expert group. Also a kitchen accident at Hudson lunch caused a brief alarm but no injuries.
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D. Weyer
Ational Hews Service
Hague
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
Genoa
Datatt
United States
Germany
Mixed
Star
Lloyd George
Philip Graeme
Excursionist Stabbed in River Riot Dies at Hospital
Police probe the June river steamer riot on the Charles McAlester that left one man dead and many injured. About 2,000 excursionists, including students and railway workers, crowded the vessel before a mass brawl over whiskey payments erupted, with Louis B. McCormack, 20, fatally stabbed and several others hospitalized.
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International News Service
Washington
Alexandria
Charles McAlester
Louis B. McCormack
Iater
Man Found Dead On Top Of Train
A badly bruised body with the top of the head torn off was found on the roof of a club car of the Twentieth Century Limited in Toledo. Officials suspect death from a collision with overhanging bridges between Buffalo and Cleveland. A letter addressed to Francis Bowman in New Jersey and postmarked Omaha was found on the body, signed “mother.”
Sub chaser 205 on fire off Sand Key near Key West
A sub chaser numbered 205 with a crew of 12 aboard is reported on fire off Sand Key near Key West. A rescue ship has been dispatched, according to a radio message received from the steamer Joseph R. Parrett.
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Key West
Fla
Sand Key
Joseph R. Parrett
Reacon
Prohibitionists and Democrats Seek Ship Liquor Ban Plan
Washington June 15. Prohibitionists and Democrats seek to bar ships under U S subsidy from liquor sales as legal challenge to the Harding Lasker program looms. House leaders plan cloture while a new justice department ruling may test legality before the Supreme Court. A Hone Dry amendment would prohibit funds for owners of vessels storing or selling any liquor containing more than one half of one percent alcohol.
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A. O. Hayward
International News Service
Corre
Washington
Harding
American Mercantile Marine
United States Shipping Board
House
Lasker
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Representative Bankhead
Alamada
United States
Will Attempt To Cross Ocean In Small Yacht
COWES England June 15 John Kelly of New York will begin a trans Atlantic cruise tomorrow in a nine foot yacht he calls the Diablesse He plans in the tiny craft to return home after the voyage marking a bold maritime venture for a private sailor seeking a remarkable crossing.
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International News Service
Cowes
Eng
John Kelly
New York
News Snapshots and Local Tragedies
A child’s punishment led to a boy’s suicide in Emporia Kansas. A home rule charter movement gains traction in Youngstown with Mayor Oles backing it. A Franklin man dies after a car collision. Indiana Pennsylvania reports a dead body found in the river. A man dies from assault injuries at McKeesport Hospital. An explosion near Bast Liverpool kills Donald Shingler and an accompanying boy. Rome Saurlin and son William are killed by Habibi during a barn mishap near Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Youngstown
Oles
Donald Shingler
Bast
Liverpool
Rome Saurlin
Williand
Parkersburg
W. Fa
Habibi
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Arthur Mometer
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Peeress
Anabel de Boeyne
Home
Eoward Shortt
Ronald True
True
Annabel
de Freyne
Baron de Freyne
Ronald Truex
Conference For Reconstruction of
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Andrew Carnegie
Hudson
Central Fire Company
U.S
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Emporia
Kam
William Ainyet
Franklin
Tolice
Indiana
Ainting
William Kunkle
McKeesport
J. C. Wiley
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