Sensations Predicted On Daugherty Trial Eve
Washington reports a storm of sensations planned for the eve of Attorney General Daugherty's public trial before a special Senate committee. The committee guards plans as Elias Mortimer, key witness in the veterans bureau probe, is subpoenaed amid alleged stock gambling tips from within government service. Oil interests are said to conspire to foment a Mexican revolution, with telegraph managers in San Antonio studying telegrams.
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William Kk. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington, Mar
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Govement Service
Elias
H. Mortimer
Veterans Bureau
Mexico
Department of Justice
Father Seeks Lost Daughter Reveals Another Missing Girl
New York dispatch reports Eleanor Aylesworth, 16, vanished from her guardian in Binghamton, with a worldwide search underway. Father Winsor Aylesworth aided in the effort and found another missing girl suffering aphasia, restored to her parents, prompting questions about kidnapping for ransom. The description lists 16, light blue eyes, 110 pounds, 5 feet, light brown hair, last seen in a black velvet hat and tan coat with fur collar.
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New York
Eleanor Aylesworth
Harry Harkness
Binghamton
N. Y
Winsor Aylesworth
Forksville
Aylesworth
Binghampton
Telegrams From Oil Scandal Figures Brought To Senate Panel
A new batch of code telegraphs linked to the Teapot Dome affair was shown to the Senate Public Lands committee. The cables among Fall Doheny McLean Sinclair and others were traced to Three Rivers New Mexico and the Fall ranch. Cipher expert W F Friedman was asked to decode unreadable messages.
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International News Service
Washington
Mar
Albert B. Fall
E. L. Doheny
RE. B. McLean
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate Public Lands Committee
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Fall
Sinclair
Dr Iseman reports wounds on Johnsons body
Dr Iseman describes wounds found on Johnsons body as police report details the investigation. Wilson identifies Bass and an arrest is made, with an officer found him near the scene carrying a revolver.
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Dr. Iseman
Johnsons
Philadelphia Man Seeks Release to Take Convict’s Place
A Philadelphia man applies for permission to enter a condemned man’s place in a murder case. He asks authorities to substitute his status with the convict, claiming sole responsibility. The motion centers on clemency and legal substitution within the case.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg Board Refuses First Kind of Pardon Request
The state board of pardons in Harrisburg on March 11 denied Walter J. Kirkwood of Philadelphia permission to take the place of Joseph B. Trinkle, an inmate slated for electrocution on April 7. The board stated no law allows an innocent person to die for another, and Kirkwood offered to travel to Harrisburg and bear the cost himself while suggesting clemency be extended to Ten to fifteen years for Trinkle.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons Today
Walter J. Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Joseph B. Trinkle
Kirkwood
Board Today
Trinkle
SK Kirkwood
Tringle
Scott
Ford Muscle Shoals bill stalls in Senate fight
Washington March 11 Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals bill moves from the house to the senate and faces strong opposition led by Senator George W Norris Nebraska The fight centers on government control of nitrate production and power at Muscle Shoals and the aim to keep government interests from slipping into private hands Norris plans to push the bill to a more friendly committee as southern supporters seek a favorable panel.
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International News Service
Washington
Mar
Henry Ford
Senate
House
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Poenate Agriculture Committee
Ford
Alabama
Norris
Department store goods and March weather in a vivid scene
The narrator surveys a bustling department store with items from suits to perfumes cataloged across floors. The text blends consumer detail with a fleeting March mood and a sense of vast abundance.
West Washington street bridge masonry and brick work approved
Plans for the masonry and brick work of the West Washington street bridge are approved and construction will start when weather permits. J F Hartley division engineer of the Erie and Ashtabula division of the Pennsylvania railroad says Pennsylvania forces will perform the masonry and brick work. Steel work bids will be requested as soon as possible.
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West Washington Street
J. F. Hartley
Erie and Ashtabula Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Hartley
Little Girl Dies From Truck Injury In Youngstown
Louise Wilkinson six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wilkinson of Youngstown Ohio formerly of this city died Monday March 10 at Youngstown City Hospital from injuries after being struck by a truck on the way to school. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 PM from the home and later at the Primitive Methodist church at 3 39. Mr and Mrs G A Cox Mrs J A Cox and Mrs P C Bollard will attend.
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Louise Wilkinson
Howard Wilkinson
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown City Hospital
Primitive Methodist Church
G. A. Cox
J. A. Cox
Arrest at Seventh Ward Dance Hall
David Hoffman was arrested last night by Officers Hagan and Flinner after causing a disturbance at a Seventh ward dance hall and attempting to start a fight. He posted a forfeiture of $15 which was not recovered this morning.
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David Hoffman
Hagan and
Flinner
Seventh Ward
Wife And Daughter Of MacCormack Injured In Wreck
Mrs John MacCormick and her 15 year old daughter Gwen were injured in the Calais Mediterranean express derailment at Lyons France. Both are in hospital with cuts and bruises but expected to recover in four to five days. They were en route from London to Monte Carlo. four people died and twenty injured in the disaster, the only American victims.
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International News Service
Lyons
France
John MacCormick
Gwen
Calais-Mediterranean
MacCormacks
Troop Two to Meet at Ben Franklin School Thursday
Rotary Troop No 2 will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the Ben Franklin school instead of Wednesday. Scoutmaster McComb asks all members to be present for important matters to be discussed.
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Rotary
Ben Franklin School
McComb
Local Death Notices Include Several Young Victims
A series of brief death notices lists Clifford LeRoy Cottam age 2 of Cleveland Louise Wilkinson age 6 of Youngstown Prancesco Munici age 5 of Cascade Street Carmine Gentile age 5 of 1101 Croton Avenue and Mrs Joseph Smith age 51 of 116 Railroad Street all presumed deceased with minimal details in this fragmented notice.
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Clifford LeRoy Cottam
Cleveland
Louise Wilkinson
Youngstown
Prancesco Munici
Cascade Street
Carmine Gentile
Croton
Joseph Smith
Railroad Street
Rescue Workers Penetrate Main Tunnel After Collapse
Rescue teams reach a deadly tunnel collapse site amid grim hopes of survivors. Authorities describe extensive extraction work as engineers assess structural stability and safety for ongoing attempts.
Utah mine disaster toll rises as rescue ends
Rescue workers completed immersion of the main tunnel at Utah Fuel Company mine number 2. Seventy seven bodies were recovered and sixty one identified as miners faced a deadly blast that trapped 171. Officials planned a probe to determine the cause while relief funds were urged for widows and children.
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International News Service
Cas Dla Gate
Ctan
Sar
Utah Fuel Company
Utah
Charles R. Mabey
Colorado Republicans expected to pledge support for Coolidge
Colorado voters at the state convention urged unpledged delegates conform to a demand that Calvin Coolidge receive Colorado’s 15 votes at the national GOP convention in Cleveland. The convention convened to name a national committeeman and nominate delegates while Colorado has historically sent unpledged delegates.
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International News Service
Colorado Springs
Colo
Calvin Coolidge
Colorado
Cleveland
Westminster Alumni Head in New Castle Leads Get-together
Mr. Hover presides over the Westminster College New Castle Alumni Association and plans a Westminster Get-together at the New Castle Field Club Friday evening. He has led the group for several years and advocates advancing the Lawrence County institution.
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Hover
New Castle
Westminster College
Westminster
Lawrence County
Coolidge Urges 25 Percent Cut in Federal Income Tax
President Coolidge today sent a special message to the 68th congress urging immediate passage of a separate resolution cutting federal income taxes by 25 percent for 1925. Republican leaders had rejected the move, saying the reduction was already in the general tax bill.
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International News Service
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
68Th Congress
Congress
Fifty Women and Children Die in Chinese Factory Fire
In Shanghai three hundred workers faced a deadly blaze at a central silk factory. Five hundred trapped as fire consumed the building. fifty women and children killed or burned, more than a hundred injured, dozens recovered by local firefighters.
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International News Service
Shanghai
China
Warranted arrest for John Burns on resection and non-support
John Burns was arrested Monday by Officer Miller and Hierner on a warrant accusing resection and non-support. He was taken to Greenville by a constable this morning following the charge filed at that location.
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John Burns
Miller
Hierner
Greeville
Jury Selected in Murder Case
A jury panel is named with jurors including P Anderson foreman and members J J Jetlison James K Love John Gaub Sr Frank Fischer James S Moore Yoho Andrew S Sampson Mack Miles Joseph R Kennedy and Francis W Wister among others. The list specifies their trades and wards in the city.
Jury chosen in Bass murder trial in Ellwood City
The commonwealth versus Warren Bass jury selection concluded without salesmen. Dr C M Iseman testified Johnson died from gunshot wounds, the bullets striking the left breast and lung. Ellwood City map and room diagram were shown to jurors as key scene details.
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Commonwealth
Warren Bass
William Johnson
Ellwood City
R. L. Hildebrand
S. L. McCracken
George W. Muse
C. M. Iseman
Johnson
Alex, Main
J. B. Wilson
Billwood City
New Jersey May Rividly Enforce State Blue Laws
Edward H. Ransom Jr president of the Sunday League of New Jersey declares plans to urge the Jersey City city commission to suspend all automobile traffic on Sundays and outlaw phonographs radio broadcasting and parties under the 1798 statute. Rev James Parker questions the move and defends Sunday theatre restrictions.
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Jack Carberry
International News Service
Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Edward H. Ransom, Jr
Sunday League of New Jersey
City Commission
Ransom
Blue Movement
James Parker
Second United Presbyterian Church
Von Kahr Testifies in Ludendorff Hitler Treason Trial
Dr. von Kahr, once Bavarian dictator, speaks in Munich court as star witness in the high treason trial of General Erich Ludendorff Adolf Hitler and eight others. He denounces Nationalist aims as fantastic and disastrous and recalls his role in the beer hall meeting. He describes the push for a unified Germany and Bavaria staying in a German confederation.
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Bernard Person
International News Service
Munich
von Wahl
Erich von Ludendorff
Adolf Hitler
von Kahr
Berlin
France
Poland
Bismarck
Germany
Bayaria
Confederation of German States
Marriage Licenses in Youngstown and Ambridge Areas
Copies show marriage licenses issued for James Bovie and Elizabeth Martin, with Charles A. Dickson and Jachael McKeny also listed. Locations include Ambridge and nearby areas with documentation of by dates and registries.
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Youngstown
James Bovie
Elizabeth Martin
Charles A. Dickson
Jachael McKeny
New Castle School Board to Tentatively Set Millage Wednesday
The New Castle school board will meet Wednesday afternoon March 12 to tentatively set the school tax millage for the coming year. The current 29 mill rate is likely to stay, but personal assessment may rise from 3 to 5 dollars per person to cover automatic state salary increases. The past year’s budget was about 800000 dollars, with the next year expected near 840000.
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New Castle
Hugh M. Marquis T Mnay
Train wreck in Vermont leaves one dead and many injured
A Boston Montreal express derailed near Barre Vermont when a broken rail sent the train off the tracks into the Union River. One man was killed and more than twenty passengers were injured with an additional fatality expected among the injured as a wrecking crew from Saint Albans arrived to aid. The train carried eight sleeping cars and six of them plunged into the river while the locomotive and mail car stayed on the roadbed.
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International News Service
Burlington
Union River
Barre
Saint Albans
Boston
Vermont
Auto crash near Uniontown kills five on road
Ernest Douglass of near Uniontown drove into five men walking on a road fatally striking Donald Chromi aged 50. The incident prompts police and coroner inquiries as the city records the deadly collision.
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Ernest Douglass
Uniontown
Donald Chromi
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