Senate poll shows Warren defeat and protest over recess pick
A wartime style report notes an International News Service poll indicating Charles B. Warren would lose to a 4 to 40 margin in the Senate confirmation vote for attorney general. Senator King challenges presidential authority to re-submit Warren, while Senator Gillett defends him amid tense debate and police reserves called to maintain order on the crowded floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nowa Service
Washington
AL Pol
Senate
International News Service
Charles B. Warren
Warren
King
Utah
Gillett
Massachusette
Gilet
Fir House
Gallerier
Two More March 12 Babies Are Reported
The News office reports two more March 12 births, a boy and a girl, from Concetta Leonardo a midwife of Home street. Paul Maciarello son of Mr and Mrs Gaetetdo Macistello 111 Friendship street and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Nick DeMarco 301 Friendship Street. This brings total March 12 births to seven with six already born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concetta Leonardo
Home Street
Paul Maciarello
Gaetetdo Macistello
Friendship Street
Nick DeMarco
Street Car Strikes Auto on Washington Street
Brown of 19 Athletic Avenue reports a collision where a street car, following his westbound vehicle on Washington Street, sideswiped and damaged the rear end of his car after his auto hit a wall. No injuries noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Brown
Athletic Avenue
Washington Street
Illness disrupts travel as author recovers at home
A first person fragment details a week of illness after a trip. The narrator describes catching a severe cold or flu, lingering fatigue, and a hazy recovery after medical care. Debilitating symptoms delayed plans and delayed a return home while a companion named Jenny Li returns and weather turns cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Periope
Jenny Li
Selection of Jury To Try Murder Case Against Mrs Grooms
A jury pool is being selected to try Mrs. Ellouise Grooms for the Crescentdale murder of Mrs. Lucy Allen near Wampum. Judge Emery hears the proceedings with defense led by McCracken Muse and Brown, and DA Hildebrand for the Commonwealth. All witnesses called this week remain. Juror candor on capital punishment is being tested. The process is expected to fill most of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellouise Grooms
Lucy Allen
Crescentdale
Wampum
Emery
Preacher From Canada To Speak At Tabernacle
Richard Garner from Cleveland Ohio, a preacher and evangelist, will deliver two heartfelt messages at the Pentecostal Tabernacle on South Street during the annual Missionary Convocation through March 22. Avilliam Pocock of Toronto, a veteran preacher, speaks at 7 30 tonight. the choir enhances the meeting with gospel songs. A separate report notes a tricycle theft on Croton Avenue. An alarm from fire box 44 sent firefighters to Tony Okuzo’s home on South MIL Street where a chimney fire caused minor damage.
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Key
Richard Garner
Cleveland
Pentecostal Tabernacle
South Street
Garner
Avilliam Pocock
Toronto
Canada
Tony Okuzo
South Mil Street
Wabash River Flood Swamps Indiana Countryside
The Wabash River floodwaters inundate miles of Indiana countryside. Hundreds of families flee lowlands as bridges wash away and roads are undermined. Water stands at 19 feet with higher levels expected. trains and interurban roads suspend service. no loss of life reported.
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International News Service
Terre Haute
Ind
Clinton
Penu
Second Week Of Teapot Dome Oil Hearing Begins
The second week of the Teapot Dome hearing opens with government charges of bribery centered on $280,500 in Liberty Bonds tied to Harry F. Sinclair and former Interior Secretary Fall. Judge T. Blake Kennedy weighs admissibility of hearsay from El Paso and Pueblo banks as witnesses arrive to testify.
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Michael I. Dacry
International News
Cheyenne Wyo
United States
Harry F. Sinclair
Wyoming Oval
All Reserve
Sinclair
Fomereno
Fall
CC. C. Chase
Henry A. Weiss
New York
Cline
Fera MM
T'. Everhart
Pueblo
James G. McGrath
Walker Bron
S. A. Brown
Rhoades and Company
Continental Trading Companies
E. W. Bullick
A. D. Carlson
Sinclair All Interests
Tulsa
Okla
Hagan Captures Negro In Effort To Enter Store
Ralph Snyder was captured about two this morning while trying to force entry into Tom's Store at 24 North Liberty Beach. Owner Charles Pollock of Woodlawn reports the gent's furnishings shop as the target. Officer Hagen, patrolling The Wottich block, heard a noise and confronted Snyder as he cut the door with a brace and bit. Snyder is charged with attempted burglary and was turned over to a magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Snyder
North Liberty Beach
Tom
Charles Pollock
Woodlawn
Df Asay
James P. Hagen
Wame
Snyder
Hagan
Liberty Street
Wottich
Ifs
State Assembly Nears Test Vote On Dry Measure
Pennsylvania lawmakers move toward a pivotal dry bill vote as Pinchot and supporters marshal backing. The plan is to rally House members on the eve of final roll call, while opponents intensify efforts. Gov Pinchot may appear in advocacy, though timing remains unsettled.
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State Assembly
Harrishing
Star
Pennsylvania General Assembly
United
House
Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
Iain
Weingartner's Car Abandoned After Shootout in Ohio
Police report a Buick sedan stolen in New Castle last night was found abandoned in East Youngstown Ohio with multiple bullet holes. Senator George Weingartner and Oliver Reynolda traveled to identify the car and bring it back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Youngstown
Shy Muching
Ston
Ulong
Theatre Fire Traps Couple In Berkley Springs
Mrs. Daniel Dunn is dead and her husband is believed dying after a blaze swept the Berkley Opera House. They were trapped while trying to help others escape and were found during the blaze’s subsidence, Mrs. Dunn deceased at the scene and her husband unconscious nearby.
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Inurnatiang
Berkley Springs
Wo” Va
Daniel Dunn
Berkley
Conductor William Brown Dies After New Castle Railroad Accident
William Brown aged 45 a yard conductor for the Pittsburgh Lake Erie railroad for 13 years died Sunday in Shenango Valley hospital from injuries received last Thursday when a car fell on him at New Castle Junction. He had both legs crushed and left leg amputated above the knee. Born August 7 1880 in Washington DC he had lived in New Castle 89 years and was a member of St Josephs church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He leaves widow Rose Mack Brown and three children Ruth Edna Edward. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 9:30 from St Josephs church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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William Brown
Sutton Street
Pittabureh & Lake Erie Railroad
Shenango Valley Hospital
Iei
Lernoon
New Cagessle Junction
Brown
Mr. Brown
Washington, D. C
William
Anna Kreger Brown
New Castle
St. Joseph's Church
Order of Eagles
Reorganization Effort Underway for First National Bank of Volant
A plan to reorganize the First National Bank of Volant follows its closure after cashiers regulations surfaced. A. Marti Graham reports stockholders have pledged funds and aim to reopen in about 60 days, with stock surrendering to new buyers and a committee to meet with officials to formalize procedures.
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eFort
First National Bank of Volant
W. WK. Robinson
A. Marti
Graham
Valant M. E. Church
Stevenson
S. O. Allen
C. Eas McCune
Special train to Pulitzer funeral leaves New York
International News Service reports a special train carried late Joseph Pulitzer's close friends to St Louis for her funeral at 2:20 PM. The McMurtrys traveled with Mrs Pulitzer aboard, the train averaging 61 miles per hour on the 1,157 mile journey. Estimated cost was $6000. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry McCormick of Shenango Valley Hospital on Ter 32.7.
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International News
New York
Mar
Arate
York
St. Louis
Joseph Pulitzer
Mrr
George McMurt
McMurtry
Puliittzer
Harry McCormick
Shenango Valley Hospital
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Castle Area
Chauncey B Pauline and Amelia Jonas appear in New Castle records with license details. Bedford Worsdle and Dunlub Robison are listed in New Castle area licenses as well, indicating recent marriage documentation. Further locality and date specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Chauncey B. Pauline
New Castle
Amelia
Jonas
New Castla
Bedford Worsdle
Dunlub Robison
Ohio Town Seeks P K Stevenson to Speak
Falls Civic Association of Cuyahora Falls Ohio asked P K Stevenson commissioner of the New Castle Board of Trade to give the principal address at a pep meeting. The event aims to boost a membership campaign during the latter part of next week with Stevenson arranging to visit for possible business ties.
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Ike, Falls Civic Association
Cuyahora Falls
Ohio
Death Notices And Burials Across Several Families
Fragmentary death notices list William Brown aged 45 of East Lutton, Calvin P. Bleeger 23 of 418 East Long Avenue, Daniel Lewis Clark 232 of 27 Round Street, and Miss Mary Hoon 75 of Bitter Vite Te. Additional names appear with partial addresses including Belfast Tees and 2054 Erientship Street. Details are incomplete.
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William Brown
East
Lutton Streck
Calvin P. Bleeger
Long Avenue
Daniel ‘Lewis Clark
Round Street
Orplne
Alicks
Ory Township
Mary Hoon
Bitter
Vite Te
Michel Munro
Belfast
Tees
Tani
Aie Tela May Peowset
Jofersen
Borruri
Erientship Street
Andrew Fisher
Beech ‘Vietiem
W. Vi
Witnesses Ready To Face Jury In McClintock Case
The state prepared to present seven points of circumstantial evidence to a grand jury and seek indictment for murder against William D Shepherd in the McClintock death case. Prosecutor Crowe outlined plans to show Shepherd as chief heir whose wealth and marriage plots spurred alleged foul play, including false statements and secretly studied typhoid specifics.
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McClintock
Carl W. Aarres
Correrponsieny
Uhicagi
William D. Shepherd
Jong Ab B
William Nelson dicClintock
Shepherd
Foster
Robert FE. Crowe
Etformer
Biles McClintock
Miss Tsabeli- Pope
McClintagn
Yesgardi
McClintoon
Shereherd
Verdict Of Guilty In Mallie Deemer Case Dudick
After deliberating a little more than an hour the jury found Audy Dudick guilty on the second count of the indictment charging involuntary manslaughter in the Mallie Deemer case of Ellwoon City. The trial was bitterly contested with arguments and a final verdict reached around 4 pm Saturday. A new trial application is expected to be prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audy Dudick
Mallie Deemer
Ellwoon City
Patchy Crime and Accident Snapshots From Youngstown News
Local blotter items report an alleged bribe offer to stifle a criminal prosecution tied to Grenan Cake Corp. Names from Als Lona and Strethhers club appear alongside high school athletics injuries and a fatal house fire in New Milford. A shopping event in Paymehmng West Virginia is noted with minor injuries and nearby threats. A Duquesne driver allegedly attacked by a motorist ends with a crash and ongoing medical concerns.
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John Mingnette
John Kame Minsky
Strethhers
Bashechll Cosm
Louise Espitee
Gerald
Pontry
New Milford
Com
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Cheyenne
Chase
Pueblo Bank
NEW Castle News
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Wets
Weingartner
East Youngstown
Satuday
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Frank P. Andrews
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Poigon
Reginald Vanderbilt
H. E. Flather
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Pulitzer
Ohio Town
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Grenan Cake Corporation
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