D Autremont Convicted of Wanton Murder in Train Robbery
Hugh D Autremont found guilty of wanton murder in the Siskiyou train bandit case. He faces life imprisonment after a jury verdict in Jacksonville Oregon. Roy and Ray D Autremont were arrested recently, ending a large man hunt that cost about half a million dollars.
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Hugh D'Autremont
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Hugh D’autremont
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Philippine Islands
United States Army
Steubenville
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Shift Scene of Baseball Game at Mahoningtown Grounds
Lawrence county league game between P. R. R. and Independent A. A. teams moved from Scotland Lane to Mahoningtown grounds at noon today shift scene of the game this evening. Dan Potter and T. C. Richards are representatives.
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Mahoningtown Grounds
Alderman Green Performs Marriage in Beaver Falls Office
Howard William Denhart of Beaver Falls and Margaret Ann Daviee of Ellwood City were united in marriage at 10 30 this morning in the office of Alderman C H P Green. The ring ceremony was performed.
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Howard William Denhart
Beaver Falls
Margaret Ann Daviee
Ellwood City
C. H. P. Green
Senators Declare For Equality In Naval Conference
The piece notes the Geneva naval talks hinge on Senate parties with Republicans holding a slim edge and Democrats and insurgents shaping potential control. It argues delegates must secure a treaty preserving U S Britain naval equality or risk returning empty handed, as 1928 politics loom large.
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Primary Election Announcements Scheduled for September 28 1927
The News is authorized to make the announcements subject to the primaries to be held on Tuesday September 28 1927.
Quicksands Spuds Lovers Breezing Along The Mulligans
Regents Richard Dix stars in Quicksands and Larry Lemon in Spuds stage acts include Penn Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry Lovers Lloyd Hamilton Breezing Along Pathe News Orchestra and organ on bills Tom Fulmer tenor and pianist Capitol Roberson Smith The Mulligans and the Ginsberes matinees Tue Thu Sat receptions after shows Fox News Lon Chaney Norma Shearer The Tower of Lies Do or Die Bray Cartoon
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Larry Lemon
News and Organ
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Alice Terry
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe News
Tom Fulmer
Goolden
Dome
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
Charles Puffy
Bray
Almira Home Board Holds Annual Session in Tuesday Meet
Almira Home Board convened its annual session Tuesday afternoon with trustees from Mercer Lawrence Butler Venango and other counties present. Reports covered 26 services 14 prayer meetings and 12 preaching events while donations and endowment plans were outlined and leadership elected for the coming year.
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Almira Home Board
Summer Home Fire Kills Two Society Girls In Boston
The Boston mansion fire claimed the lives of two society girls, found near a third story window while a second maid lay in a closet. Mr and Mrs Shearer were aboard their yacht Paprika in Boston harbor when notified. Three firemen were overcome during firefighting.
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Helenmaid
Helen
Mrs. Shearer
Boston Harbor
New York
Smith cited for running red light at Mill and Washington
S. E. Smith was caught by Officer Thomas Jones running through a red light at Mill and Washington streets and paid a $3 fine for traffic violations.
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S. E. Smith
Thomas Jones
Mill
Washington Streets
Commander Byrd Still Delays His Flight to Paris
A detailed report covers Commander Byrd planning a new Atlantic course orbiting farther south than Lindbergh. Included are biographical notes on accompanying aviators and a note about engineer Thomas H. Kinkade being sent to Europe to assess the aircraft and possible European operations.
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Paris
Atlantic
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Lindbergh
Thomas H. Kinkade
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
America
Europe
United States
No Agreement In Fair Trial
Testimony shows Fair testified he left Pittsburgh with Joseph Yokel and Mrs Davies to take her home to New Castle after she had been ill. He claimed Mrs Davies brought a package with two pint liquor bottles, which he said he placed in the car pocket. He asserted he did not touch the liquor. Mrs Davies and Yokel drank during the trip.
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Pittsburgh
Ivywood
Saxonburg
Butler
Chicora
Fair
Davies
Joseph Yokel
William Wrigley Prize Donor and Polar Flight Figures
The quiz cites William Wrigley Jr donating a 25000 prize for the Catalina Channel swim won by George Young of Chicago. It notes Lt Commander Richard E Byrd and Pilot Floyd Bennett as air heroes who flew over the North Pole and mentions Leonard Wood as governor general of the Philippines and Mrs Clemington Carson as prohibition official.
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William Wrigley, Jr
George Young
Chicago
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd O. Bennett
North Pole
Leonard Wood
Clemington Carson
Who was the second after Gertrude Ederle
Following Gertrude Ederle as the second woman to swim the English Channel was Ragnhild Nilsen. She completed the feat in 1926, establishing a rapid succession of ambitious female channel swimmers credited in early broadcasting and athletic histories.
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Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Where in the Bible does Charity Suffereth Long appear
The phrase charity suffereth long and is kind appears in the Bible in 1 Corinthians 13. It describes the enduring nature of love, stating that charity is patient and kind and not boastful or envious.
Birth date traits praise sympathy and care
Persons born on this date are described as sympathetic and kind toward people in trouble. The passage notes they make fine physicians and nurses, highlighting nurturing qualities and potential professional paths in healthcare.
Dinner Stories About an Ambassador in Washington
Sir Esme Howard, Britain's ambassador, recalls walking into a Washington hotel lobby and pausing to chat with a bellboy who could not speak English. An assistant manager later asked the boy what the ambassador wanted, and the bellboy replied he did not know.
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Esme Howard
Washington
Advice From the Rear Bull Moose Tale in Town Hall
A big game hunter lectures in town hall recounting how a bull moose charged as he fired. A back‑seat voice jokes that he could have saved that last word, highlighting the crowd’s rural humor.
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Feller
Rose Show Opens At Auditorium
The third annual Rose Show unfolds at the auditorium with a formal garden display by Carnegie Steel gardeners Clyde Hutchison and team. Judges begin at 1 pm, show runs through Thursday, with Soro sis Club table dressing demonstration tonight and wide community support praised by Garden Club president Mrs Marcus Feuchtwanger.
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Carnegie Steel
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George Bechtel
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Henry Cohen
Riviera
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Garden Club
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Carnegie Steel Company
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Snyder Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah C. Snyder were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from her daughter’s home 469 West Park Way. Additional services followed at Newport Methodist church with Rev J L Petrie in charge. Pallbearers included Frank Kernan Ralph Thomas J K Conzett Eugene Hunter Lloyd Brady and Alfred Snyder. Burial took place in Newport cemetery. Herbert Hawkins died at 54 after heart trouble in Santa Monica Cal his death sudden following a flu recovery. He leaves wife Cletherine two sons Charles Milton and daughter Jane in Santa Monica plus two brothers and two sisters in Newport England. Mrs Chamberlain Buried Funeral services for Mrs Mae Lillian Chamberlain were held Tuesday at four from 925 Morton Street with Rev S L Maxwell in charge. Mrs J J Bornman Jr and Mrs W R Short sang and pallbearers were relatives. Burial in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs Amelia A Hall aged 82 widow of Civil War veteran David A Hall died Sunday morning after pneumonia at her daughter’s home in Fredonia Pa She had come from Palm City Fla where she lived 13 years Born in Cleveland in 1845 she helped organize Congregational church there She is survived by twelve children and many relatives Funeral services held Tuesday at 2 39 at Burghill Ohio with interment in West View cemetery Vernon Ohio.
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A. B Merchant
Fredonia
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Palm City
Fla
Cleveland
Daniel Allison Burt
Jerusha Waldorf Burt
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Stuart
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San Francisco
Motorist Doxology Sparkles Amid Wilmington Ave Repairs
A playful civic note reports repair work on Wilmington Avenue to fix a semicircular pavement hazard. Motorists allegedly will applaud with a leather medal for Mayor Dunlap and city officials. Thomas Lynch was sent to Gaston Park to recover goats reported there but returned with a city employee described as a "goat."
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Wilmington Avenue
Dunlap
City Counciil
Frank F. Miller
Mosely
Thomas Lynch
Gaston Park
Lynch
Wales
War veterans fail to convert war insurance action
Government insurance policies face mandatory conversion by July 2 with endowment and term policies totaling over 1.1 billion dollars. The Veterans Bureau estimates about one third will lapse or be paid off before maturity while annual premiums reach roughly 53.9 million with minimum 34 percent dividends. Officials stress continued insurance aids national prosperity.
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Veterans Bureau
United States
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