Hugh D'Autremont Found Guilty of Wanton Murder
Jackson ville Ohio dispatch reports Hugh D Autremont convicted of wanton murder in the 1923 train robbery killings. He faces a life term as jurors find him guilty of striking brakeman Charles Johnson during the raid. Twin brothers Roy and Ray D Autremont awaited trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ove
Hugh D'Autremont
Siskly
Roy
Ray
Hugh
Philippine Islands
Steubenville
Rey
Jackson- Ville
Auch
Charles Johnson
Night of films and stage acts at Capitol and Dome venues
The page lists Richard Dix in Quicksends and Larry Lemon in Spads, with organ acts, Pathe News, and Tom Fulmer the tenor. It notes Mulligans and the Ginsbergs at Capitol, Ninon plays with Dorothy Revier, Fox News, and Lon Chaney on Dome programs, plus a lengthy local advisory board and yearly financial report for a Butler County institution showing receipts and expenditures through May 1927.
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Regent
Richard Dix
Larry Lemon
Ramon Navarre
Alice Terry
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe News
Tom Fulmer
Capitol
Robersat - Smith
Mulligans
the Ginsbergs
Ninon
Pelce of Honor
Dorothy Revier
Malcolm McGregor
Fox News
Commande Byrd Flight Delays Paris Attempt
The report describes Commander Byrd planning a long Atlantic flight toward Paris with a new course aimed south of Lindbergh. It notes associates like Taggoss and engineer Thomas A. Kinkade en route to Paris to inspect engines, signaling Byrd’s intent to push beyond prior Paris attempts.
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Byrd
Paris
Taggoss
Atlan
Fale
Lindbergh
Thomas' A. Kinkade
Wright Aeronauticel ' Corporation
Aimerice
Europe
America
United ‘States
Almira Home Board Holds Annual Session
Almira home board convened with full Mercer and surrounding county representation. Trustees heard year reports, noted 26 services, organized Bible class, and lauded donor groups from First Presbyterian and Central churches as well as local chapters of WCTU and Mothers Day observances. Endowment planned for the parlor, donations tallied by counties, and election of officers completed with Mrs. Stratton as president.
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Elliott
J. H. Redd
Ww. B. Isenberg
Mercer County
Law
Tence County
M. C. Zahniser
B. F. Butler
Mr. Rentz
Hover
Rentz
Mr. Haver
Hanrt
Lawrence County
Butler County
Grocsman
Venango
J. L. Stratton
Sterling
Roy Hazen
B. ¥. Butler
C. 2. Trainer
Carria Agew
J. Ward Rels
A. L. Love
John Shiner
J. B. Frew
W. A. Strumater
R. G. Maxwell
C. A. McCready
George Rigby
C. Barper
Trusteau
A. S. Reid
T. First
Grove City
M. C. Zahnisar
Harry Robinson
Grace Jedkson
Mercer
Alexander McDowall
Thomas Billiott
J. H. Reed
W. B. Jaenders
J. S. Frutt
J. &. Hannah
Sharon
Verspro County
Perry Bees
W. A. Splean
Myta Chickering
Simpson
OL City
Thomas A
Shift Scene Of Baseball Game
Dan Potter and T C Richards representatives of the PRR and Independent AA ball teams shift the scene of their fame from Scotland to Mahoningtown for this evening’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Potter
T. C. Richards
A. A. Hassball
Lawrence
Eunty
Scotland
Lans
Mahoningtown
Alderman Green Presides at Beaver Falls Marriage
At 10:30 this morning, Howard William Donhart of Beaver Falls and Mies Margaret Ann Dav iex of Ellwood City were united in marriage in the office of Alderman O H P Green with a ring ceremony performed.
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Howard William Donhart
Beaver Falls
Mies Margaret Ann Daviex
Ellwond City
O. H. P. Green
Senators Seek Naval Equality Treaty at Geneva Conference
Senate political maneuvering colors expectations for a Geneva naval conference treaty. Republicans warn against any pact that could become a Democratic issue in 1928. With control of the 70th Senate in flux, delegates may return with a pact preserving parity with Britain or nothing at all.
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Geneva
Jett Aida
Chamber
Senate
America
United States
Britain
Waanington
Political Announcements From Thy News
Political notices state candidacy declarations subject to primaries on Tuesday September 0 1427. Readers are urged to note the official dates and eligibility requirements for upcoming elections.
Notable questions and quotes from a mixed era clipping
A fragmented text poses questions about a prize donor at a great athletic event and its winner, mentions influential figures like Gertrude Ederle, Byrd and Bennett, and narrates anecdotes about diplomacy and hunting. It blends references to the Philippines, Prohibition, Horoscope lore, and a Washington hotel anecdote.
Summer home tragedy taints Boston millionaire case
In Boston a summer home tragedy unfolds as two socialite sisters' bodies are found near a third story window after a fall while a maid dies in the blaze. The Shearers aboard their yacht Paprika in Boston harbor were notified of the tragedy as firemen battled the blaze and a separate traffic case fined Officer Jonas $3 for running a red light at Bill and Washington.
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Helen
Smith
Thomas Jonas
Bill and
Washington
No Agreement in Fair Trial Unclear Proceedings
Testimony at a disputed trial describes a Pittsburgh connection with Joseph Yokel and M Davies. A woman allegedly ill received a packet containing two pint bottles of liquor from Davies and Yokel. The defendant claimed he did not handle the liquor, though Davies and Yokel reportedly drank at intervals.
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Fair
Pittsburgh
Joseph ‘Yokel
M. Davies
Davies
New Castle
Rose Show Opens At Auditorium
The Third Annual Rose Show fills the auditorium with a vibrant display. Clyde Hutchloom, with J Clarence Miller and George Bachtot and Russ Melvin, built a formal garden as center stage featuring a velvet lawn, a stone wall with ferns, a pergola and mingled bedding plants. Judges begin at one this afternoon and will finalize by evening as Federation of Women's Clubs members praise the event.
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Clyde Hutchloom
Carnegie Steel
J. Clarence Miller
George’ Bachtot
Russ"Melvin
Henry
Cohen
Riviera
Seth
B. W. Greiner
Mit
Federation of Women’s
Marcus ‘Foi
Garden
Soadt
Thie
Robert J. Tully
Amnesia Stesl. Company
Deaths Of The Day Sire Snyder Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah O Snyder were held Tuesday at the Newport Methodist Church with Rev. J. Perie in charge. Pallbearers included Frank Kernan Ralph Thomas J B Canzett Eugene Hunter Lloyd Brady and Alfred Snyder. Burial followed in Newport cemetery. Herbert Hawkins aged 54 a farmer of New Castle died suddenly Sunday in Santa Monica California. He leaves a wife Catherine and children Charles Milton Jane and two brothers and two sisters. Mrs Chamberlain Buried Funeral services for Mrs Maz Lillian Chamberlain wife of Philip Chamberlain were conducted Tuesday afternoon at four from the residence of Mrs Louisa Chamberlain 25 Morton Street Rev S L Maxwell in charge. Pallbearers were relatives. Burial in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs Amelia Hall aged 22 widow of Civil War veteran David C A Hall died Sunday morning of pneumonia at the residence of her daughter in Fredonia. She was born in Cleveland Ohio in 1845 and was mother of twelve. Surviving are Eugene Ball Staurt Fla Mrs Statz Duty San Francisco Cal Mrs Anna Merchant Fredonia Mrs Garrie Cassidy Fredonia Mrs Mary Michael Lura Hall George Hall P Blaine Burghill O Benjamin Hell Stuart Fla. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the old homestead Burghill with interment in West View Vernon.
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Sire
Herbert Hawkins
Herbert Hawking
New Castle
Santa Monica
Cal
Harry Hawking
Canningham Avenue
Ilysa Hawking
Fils
California
Etry
Catherine Hawking
Charles
Milton
Jane
Santa, Monica
William
Jack
Hilda
Sarah
Newport
England
Chamberlain
Maz Lillian Chamberlain
Philip Chamberlain
Louisa Chamberlain
Morton Street
S. L. Maxwell
Epworth M. SE
J. J. Bornman, Jr
W. R. Short
Oak Park Cemetery
Congregational Church
Hall
Eugene L. ‘Ball
Stuart
Pla
Statz B. Duty
San’Francisco
Anna K. Merchant
Fredocia
Garrie
Cassidy
Fredonia
Mary Michael
Lura ‘Hall
George W. Hall
Blaine of
Burghill
Benjamin F.hell
Fla
Old Homestead
P. Blaine Hell
West- View
Vernon
Goats and paving woes headline New Castle diary
A lively local piece notes motorists will hear a doxology as repairs on Wilmington Avenue begin to fix dangerous pavement. Workers fill the gap in a circular drape to prevent broken springs while Mayor Dunlap, the council, and city officials plan a commemorative medal for drivers.
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New Castle
Wilmington Avenue
Dunlap
Bty
Frank F. Miller
Mosely
War Veterans Fail to Convert War Insurance
The Veterans Bureau reports endowment and term policies totaling about 1.338 billion must convert to standard government policies by July 2. Premiums amount to approximately 53.9 million yearly with at least 3 percent dividends. about a billion in matured endowment policies may be distributed between 1947 and 1957, while one third may lapse before maturity.
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Veterans Bureau
Veterans Bureau 5
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Hugh D’autremont
Oregon
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
Charles Pulfy
Carrie, Agnew
Evelpes
Harry Byrd Tan
Virginia
Acostas
Dales Dornt
Anasta Ig
BarsTeatest
Holda
Omaha
Neb
Philadelphia
Aia
Dm Naval
Italy
Hoja
San’ Francisco
Balehen
Foden
Yght Blues
Maddy
Norway
Ivywood
Saxonburg
Butler
van Byers
Byers
Walt
Yokel
Chicora
di Pittsburgh
Almira Home Board
A. B
First Presbyterian Church
Central
Book
Central Christian Church
Missionary Society of
Central Presbyterian Church
Agnes Neyman
Julia Warren
Minnie Sterling
Fred L. Rentz
F. A."hover
Alderman Green
Marriage
Farge One
Dr. Blank
Bilwood City
Republican Party
Wampum
Republic Party
Free N
Carda
M.C. Limber CO
North
Mercer St
H. N. Drio
Mei
New York Harbor
The
Philippines
United’ States
Gertrude
Ederle
Hugush’ Channel
Reday
Willem Wrigley, Jr
Cato
Iin
George Youngs
Chicago
Floyd C. Bennett
North ‘Pole
Geonard. Wood
Clentington Corson
Hams
Howard
Ond
Remy
Gama
Lectare
Mooge
Feller
Boston
Rage Two
Rose
Faye Ons
Thomas Lynch
Gagton Park
Lynch
Wales
Rose Show
UBL
Fashion Parc Ae
Palm Beach
East
Washington St
New Castia
Stetson
McGoun
Sam H. McGoun
Atwater
Kent
RADIO
M. & D. Radio Co
Glendenin Block
David H. Long
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