Two Women and Ten Men Jurors In Dutlick Case
Commonwealth has no eye witnesses in the Dutlick case as jurors are seated for a murder trial connected to Mollie Deemer's death near Ellwood City. The Commonwealth plans to prove Mollie was struck by a Chrysler near her home on October 26 and died three days later, with no definite eyewitness. Deemer’s father described a speeding car, later identified as driven by Andy Dudick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Andy Didick
Managhter
Mollie Daciner
Ellwoody
Judea Emery
Andrews
AuTumon
Bhause
James A. Chambers
Mollie Deemer
New Castle- Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Claith
Wiliam Deemer
Elwood City
Andy Dudick
Ten Bidders On Stadium Job
The echonl board will open bids for the Ben Franklin High School Stadium this evening. Competition looks strong with ten bidders. Five bidders are local, two from Cleveland, two from Erie, and one from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin High School
Echonl
Cleveland
Eipeebret
New York
Unclear OCR Poem Implied Early Spring Scene
Fragmentary text hints at spring imagery and rural chores with references to bakery, farmer, planks, and a big league opening game. Multiple garbled names and words hamper clarity but convey seasonal transition and rustic life themes.
Body of American girl student found in river
Bulletin from Leipzig reports the body of Helen Rechert, a Canton Illinois music student who vanished, was found in a city stream. Her parents traveled from the United States to assist in the search. The report notes ongoing turmoil in Washington as the Senate investigates alleged muzzling within the Bureau of Internal Revenue amid tax adjustment disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
River
Bureau
Leipzig
Germany
Helen Rechert
Canton
Ilinois
United States
France Replies To British Note On Debt Payment
London reports France has answered Britain's demand for debt payment. Paris seeks a debt moratorium and links future payments to Dawes plan funds from Germany. Premier Herriot has convinced Chamberlain that French finances are unstable and a New York loan is needed to avoid a worse position. Britain is likely to refrain from pressing for immediate payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Foreign Office
Germany
Premier Herriot
Chamberlain
New York
Britain
Organization of Senate Completed by Republicans
Washington March 10 The Republican organization in the Senate was completed today when Senator Curtis of Kansas named the steering committee and the committee on committees. The steering group includes Senators Wadsworth New York chairman Pepper Pennsylvania Gooding Idaho Butler Massachusetts Norbeck South Dakota and Dale Vermont. The committee on committees includes Senators Watson Indiana chairman McNary Oregon Moses New Hampshire Smoot Utah Read Pennsylvania McKinley Illinois Cameron Arizona Ernst Kentucky and Means Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunternational News
Washington
Senate
Scrator Curtis
Kansas
Uswagering
Wadsworth
New York
Pepper
Pentngeylvania
Gooding
Idaho
Butler
Massachusetta
Norbeck
South Dakota
Dale
Vermont
Watson
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Moses
New Hampshire
Smoot
Utah
Read
Fannsylvani
Kinley
Illnois
Cameron
Arizona
Ernst
Kentucky
Means
Colorado
Senate Bills Appropriation For Postoffice
Washington report notes Senate refusal to pass Elliott public buildings bill delays post office expansion in New Castle and Ambridge. Taxpayers face at least twelve months more without funds for remodeling and enlargement. Supporters expect Elliott bill to return next session despite lack of urgency this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington
the News
D.C
Senate
Elliott Public Buildings
Elfarte
New Castle
Ambridge
Elliott
Congress
City council orders opposition to railway abandonment petition
City council directed Solicitor Robert White to oppose the New Castle Sharon Street Railway petition to abandon lines in the city. The petition will be heard Wednesday in Pittsburgh with Union and Mahoning townships also opposing. White argued the Public Service Commission lacks jurisdiction over corporate rights. Authority to appear and seek dismissal was granted. A related case on a motor bus line between New Castle and New Bedford will be heard tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
New Castle - Sharon
Commission
Counciman Burns
New Castle
Sharon Street
White
New Bedford
Westminster Girls Glee Club to Sing on KDKA Radio
Through courtesy of Paul Saudeck, director of the KDKA Radio Station orchestra in Pittsburgh, arrangements have been completed for the Girls' Glee Club of Westminster College to sing over the radio on the night of March 2. A. A. McDonald announced the itinerary for the annual trips.
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Avilmington P
Paul Saudeck
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Father of Youngs Bodyguard Injured in Bombed Home
HERRIN IL Mar 10 H H Fowler father of Glenn Fowler bodyguard to S Glenn Young Klansman was severely injured and his wife hurt when a dynamite blast wrecked their grocery store. The explosion threw them from their second floor quarters into the street with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Mar
H. H. Fowler
Glenn Fowler
S. Glenn Young
Fowler
St Pauls Church Call Extends Pastorate to Rev Stump
Rev A M Stump of St Pauls Luborar churchy Rad Hill near Philadelphia receives unanimous call to pastor St Pauls Lutheran Church in this city. He preached here recently and impressed members. church size about one thousand, large for state. Stump a graduate of Mecklenburg Theological Seminary. He is married with two sons. In Washington, Coolidge nears decision on Dr Jacob Gould Schurman as new ambassador to Germany. inquiries abroad show favorable response and senate action expected. Schurman has long been eyed for advancement, previously slated for Tokyo but blocked by Japan over policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stump
St Paul’s Luborar
Rad Hill
Philadelphia
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Stump
Waile
Ray Stump
Mecklenburg Colleges
the Theological Seminary of
Washington
Coolidge
Jacob Gould Schurman
Tai Ching
Germany
Thaa
al Berliana
Schurman
Ag Saan Ag
Senate
Sehurman
Tokio
Dismissed Pastor Starts Auto Business in Uniontown
Rev. W. H. Crapper, formerly dismissed from Masontown First Presbyterian Church for political activities, announces a shift to the auto trade. He purchased stock in Uniontown Automobile Company and becomes general manager while appealing to the Presbyterian Synod. Previously he sold insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Uniontown
W. H. Crapper
First Presbyterian Church
Masontown
Herd
Uniontown Automobile Company
Ray, Crapper
Presbyterian Synod
Tev. Crapper
Auxiliary Meeting Discusses By laws Amendment
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting at the Legion Home next Friday evening to discuss by law amendments. A report on the membership campaign will be presented and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Women Have Not Paid Their Taxes in City Talk
Council aide notes a dispute over tax collection urging arrest of two nonpayers. Solicitor White reports Treasurer Ramsey seeks council backing to pursue two women who allegedly owe tax. Ramsey claims authority to arrest. Mrs Ramsey resists drastic action as council remains silent.
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Council
Ira Ramsey
More
Blanket Ordinance Introduced on Building Line Plans
A city council introduced a blanket ordinance setting building lines on all streets. The draft carries only a caption and will be developed in committee, with further shaping of its specifics to follow.
Fifty Arrested In Tennessee Freight Robberies Charged
About fifty men including merchants and former railroad workers were arrested across East Tennessee as members of an organized railway freight thief band. The arrests followed a DOJ-led investigation with Southern Railway police, with some suspects taken in Detroit, Cleveland, and other cities before return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
International News Service
Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Department of Justice
Southern Railway
Detroit
Cleveland
Divorce Validity Issue In Dennistoun Case
London dispatch reports the high profile case reopening to decide if Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun’s divorce is valid. If invalid, Colonel Ian Dennistoun’s subsequent marriage to Dowager Countess Carparvan could be illegal. The court hears English law versus foreign dissolutions, with dramatic testimony and a wide spectator turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun
London
Ian
Dennistoun
Earl of Carnarvon
England
David M. Church
Irnational Wewe
Sirward Marshall Heli
Ian Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Bill on Bare Legs Referred to Iron and Coal Committee
Harrisburg March 10 Just what connection there is between bare legs on stage and the iron and coal industries was not explained but when the Burks Philadelphia bill prohibiting display of nudity on stage in Pennsylvania came up for reference to committee last night Speaker Thomas Bliett promptly referred the bill to committee on iron and coal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Theraix
Representatioe Burks
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Thomas Bliett
PAL
Committee On Iron and Coal
Death Record for Mrs Witte Casey in Florida
Mrs Witte Casey aged 44, associated with Boner Yale, died in St. Lucie Florida. The notice records the death as an official public notice without additional biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. Pulkerson
St. Lucie, Fla
Witte Casey
Boner Yale
Initial Victory In Teapot Dome Trial Divided
The Teapot Dome trial opens with a fifty fifty split as factions claim early wins. Testimony from L E Eddy is anticipated, and witnesses are debated as government and defense spar over secrecy and national defense claims regarding leases.
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Teapot Dome
Michael F. Dacey
Ervica Starr
Chevesse
Wyo
Harry I. Sinclair
Libert B. Fallin
Navral
Wyoming
Yestardar
ELOC
Finney
Titet
Interior Department
Navy
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
John W. Lacey
Sinclair
Owen K. Roberts
Special Oil Connecl
Multiple Nineteenth Century Accidents and Crimes Reported
A patchwork of injuries deaths and incidents across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia includes Harry Worhews 28 in Washington Pa injured by a lighted match blast and Volkonian Grelnar 32 killed others hurt. Theresa Manch 64 dies from clothing fire in Youngstown. Edgar Allen Toe grave care secured by Baltimore Press Club. Paul Buerick pleads guilty to shooting his wife in Wheeling with two year penitentiary sentence. Mrs Gols Day 32 fatally injured in an auto accident near Eric. Emanuel Goldsborough 70 dies after icy sidewalk fall. burglars smash Tudick jewelry store window in Albany stealing watches and valuables worth 8500.
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Dutlick
LW. Woods
Charles J. Martin
Sk. Marshall
Pery
William A. Stone
Janes
Young
Harry J. Thornburg
Willis Baird
Mahoning
Wiliam He Boyd
G. Ross Firet
William J. Bigley
Martha V. Ketler
Josephine Weaver
South New Castle
Arthur Mometer
Fom
Sen. Couzens
Kenneth Clark
International News
Sertion Stat
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Couzens
Michigan
Treasury
Penn Land and Gravel Company
Penn Company
Committee On Review
S. MM. Greenidge
John H. Briggs
Briggs
Greenidge
Curtis
NEW Castle News
Postoffice
White Deea Nol
Girls’ Glee Club of Westminster
Radio
H.W. Fowler
Forbes
Lew Vasile Dry Goods Company
St. Paul's Church
Dr. Schurman
Berlin Post
China
Presbyterian Church
Col
Lewis
Pcora
Continental Hotel
John Cowans
Garnarvon
Marechal Hall
Sir George Lewis
Sir George
Mrs. Dennistoun
Iron and Coal Committee
L. E. Eddy
Harry Worhews
Procmr
Washington, Pa
Volkonian
Nicholas Grelnar
Pittsburgh Crecker
Theresa F. Manch
Yooungstown
Baltimore Press Club
Edgar Allen Toe
Westminster Graveyard
Paul Buerick
Wheeling
Emanuel Goldsborough
St. Clairsville
Tudick Jewelry
Alown
Liewsky
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