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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

16

Lamson Faces Court in Murder Trial Defense Sees Weak Case

David A. Lamson, a Stanford publishing house executive, waits for a Porter County courtroom jury as the state presents a murder charge involving his wife Allene. Defense lawyers call the case weak, noting no eyewitnesses or premeditation proof. Prosecutors promise surprises while maintaining a solid case.

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Indian Of District Starts Movement Among His People

Prince Ekuskini, Sachem of Tel- Jico, known as Eugene Gavin, revives the Pan American Indian Association aiming to unite all Indian groups in North and South America under one government. He told Commissioner Collier of a land allotment petition in Oklahoma and proposed abolishing the Bureau of Indian Affairs to create an Indian Nation under native protection.

Prince Ekuskini Sachem Tel- Jico Eugene Gavin North America Pan American Indian Association North South America Prince Ekus- Shint John ‘Coliier Indian Affairs Oklahoma Prince Ekliskint Collier Mwa Euresu of Indian Affairs

Bawsteads Worm

Fragmentary text describes scarce resources and local names amid confusion. Included are odd spellings and garbled phrases about Santo and Burstead G with references to people and places, but the core meaning and event are unclear.

Santo Broed & Sre

Indians Seek Tribal Unity Across the Nation

A 345,000 strong United States movement aims to reestablish tribal governments for American Indian peoples. Led by Prince Ekuskioi, it pursues hemispheric cooperation and unity among tribes such as the Al Pueblo Council and Navahee Societies while seeking to limit intermarriage with other races.

United States Ekuskioi Ekusktol al Pueblo Council Navahee

Anti-Racketeering Bill Submitted Across Jurisdictions

A new anti-racketeering bill is submitted, with government authorities in Tegisine and other regions signaling federal scope. The administration aims to broaden prosecutions and court action pending next session, seeking expanded powers to pursue racketeering cases.

International

Mrs Katherine Fee Reports Missing Man

Mrs Katherine Fee of 414 West Grant Street reported to police late yesterday that her son Robert Jackson, age 62, 140 pounds, five feet tall, wearing a jacket, left June 12 and has not been heard from since. She seeks police assistance to locate him.

Katherine Fee West Grant Street Toomers Etobert Jackson Yad v Jman Robert Jackson

Fragmentary Note On Rights And Blessings In Heritage

A fragmented excerpt mentions rights and blessings tied to heritage and moral restoration. The unreadable text hints at repentance and appeal to a higher authority, portraying a reflective stance on entitlement and duty rather in a past regional context.

Streets and signs evoke a quiet Pennsylvanian village

A fragmented meditation on rural roads in a mixed up text, noting Neshannock Avenue, Linscoln Avenue, and the lack of clear village entrances. It describes front street canopies, old houses, and an aura of movement while imagining simple improvements like road arrows to guide travelers.

Neshannock Avenue

Twenty Five Pass State Drivers Test

Forty three candidates were tested by state patrols and twenty three passed. The record lists names with partial addresses and notes failures, including a Dover Ohio relates entry. The report is fragmented but indicates the testing occurred on a Tuesday and includes local city details.

Sampson Harold West Bitsburg Lout Havenue City Roy Hostettle Dover Ohio Swan

Fire at Maccabees Home Chicken House Damages Property

John Daniel, a former resident now at the Maccabees Home in Chatham, Pa, reports a fire that destroyed much of the main chicken house attached to the home. Avondale fire department extinguished the blaze. several chickens burned. A crowd from the surrounding district aided efforts to prevent spread. Also noted are 1932 U.S. estimates of more than 10,000 founders in the country and a rising fire-related statistic, with a tongue-in-cheek aside on fried chicken etiquette.

Daniel “John Avondale Fire Department United States Frederick Hollman Newark N. J

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