Faiman Reveals Plot To Kill McClintock Confession Details Biographer Plot
Dr Charles Farman and William D Shepherd confessed a conspiracy to murder William Nelson McClintock the heir to a 1 5 million estate. Farman said he supplied typhoid bacilli and arranged meetings in loop hotels and at the Morrison Hotel. Shepherd denied the charges as the interview closed with his retort that Farman was lying.
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Carl W. Harris
International News Service
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
National University of Sciences
States Attorney's
McClintock Probe Tracks Heir to Typhoid Links
William D. Shepherd, heir to William N. McClintock’s estate, is taken into custody by the Chicago state’s attorney after Dr. C. C. Farman testified Shepherd attended a one week course at his germ school. Farman said three tubes of bacilli including typhoid germs disappeared after Shepherd left. Mrs Shepherd, foster-mother, also inherits part of the estate after McClintock’s death likely from typhoid. Isabelle Pope, his fiancée, was to wed him but his death prevented the marriage.
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William D. Shepherd
William N. MccClintock
Chicago
Ill
C. C. Farman
Shepherd
Faiman
Mrs. Shepherd
McClintock
Isabelle Pope
MecClinock
Pinchot presses united dry bill in joint session
Governor Pinchot urges passage of the united dry bill in a joint legislative session, claiming earlier objections are met and the measure is as powerful as when first introduced. He says the bill will stop the flood of poisonous liquor at its source and defend the U S Constitution.
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Vin D. Sweeney
Ternational News Service
Harrisburg
Pinchot
General Assembly
United States
Bottom Drops Out Of Grain Market Panic Hits Pit
Panic struck the grain pits in Chicago as the market collapsed for a second time this week. May wheat fell eleven cents to 1.54 an bushel with other grains sliding sharply.
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International News Service
Chicago
Women To Erect War Memorial On City Square
Plans announced for a World War memorial sponsored by the Garden Club to honor local fallen heroes. The bronze tablet will be set on a native granite boulder placed on the public square with Garden Club committee members leading and school children assisting.
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Garden Club
Garden Club Committee
Florence Pearson
C. S Royce
Marcus Feuchtwanger
E. W. Griner
J. R. Harris
Warren withdraws from attorney general race
Charles B. Warren retires from the bitter attorney generalship fight and declines a recess appointment offered by President Coolidge. Warren says he does not wish to be the bone of contention in the president’s acrimonious clash with the Senate. Officials expect Coolidge to name a new nominee today.
Saint Patrick and his green ribbon legacy
The narrator portrays St. Patrick as strong yet fallible, famed across Ireland for leadership and piety. He notes Patrick’s charm with women, teaching from coast to lake, and driving out snakes, while admitting a fondness for green ribbon as a symbol worn today.
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St. Patrick
Old
Erin
Patrick
Ireland
Pittsburgh Pays Eighty Millions In Income Taxes
Pittsburgh district collector D B Heiner estimated that between 70 000 000 and 80 000 000 will be paid to the government in income taxes this year as returns flood in near midnight last night Heiner said the number of filers would surpass 400 000 from last year and about 20 000 000 would be due for the first quarter of the year.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
D. B. Heiner
Internal Revenue
Heiner
Young Man Dies in Quarry Car Crash
Vietro Gercia an 18 year old brakeman at Carbon Limestone Company quarry Hillsville died after slipping while on top of limestone cars and being crushed between two cars. He was pronounced dead at the scene and later taken to Cunningham's morgue. Funeral arrangements are set by his family.
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Vietro Gercia
Tony Gercia
Hillsville
Carbon Limestone Company
Gercia
Cunningham
Lowellville
Gerella
Postmaster at West Middlesex Confirmed by Senate
The senate confirmed Seeley F. Campman to be postmaster at West Middlesex Mercer County Pa The president is expected to sign his commission and forwards it to Campman in a few days
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
Senate
Seeley F. Campman
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Campman
Fifteen Child Marriages Reported in Lawrence County
The Sage Foundation claimed Pennsylvania had severe child marriage rates. county records show in 1924 there were 15 marriages where brides were under 16, with ages of brides and grooms under 21 detailed. Most marriages involved youths with parental consent, while law in 1885 required no minimum age beyond guardian consent.
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Lawrence County
Russell Sage Foundation
Pennsylvania
Sage Foundation
Woodward
Pennsylvania State Senate
Who Is This Printed in The News 8S C Moore
The item identifies 8S C Moore as proprietor of the Key stone Delivery Transfer and Storage Company. The brief notes his business role and affiliation within the local trade.
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8S. C. Moore
The
Keystone Delivery, Transfer and Storage Company
Vermont Man Is Selected For Cabinet Place
President Coolidge named John G. Sargent former Vermont attorney general to be attorney general in his cabinet. The 65 year old, long time friend accepted after Charles R Warren declined a recess appointment, with Coolidge sending the nomination to the Senate.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Sargent
Charles R Warren
Michigan
Senate
Warren
Heis
Used Cars For Sale Ads Offer Reliable Bargains
It is not necessary to deny yourself the pleasure of a motor car. The Classified Pages feature Used Cars For Sale with many reliable bargains and readable ad listings.
Sneak Thief Robs Teachers at Croton Avenue School
A stranger was seen at Croton Avenue School around 2 pm Monday and robbed locker lockers of two pocketbooks and cash. Items missing include a ladies small leather pocketbook with $1 in coins and four $1 bills plus a Yale lock key and another small pocketbook with 18 cents.
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Croton Avenue School
Hoffmaster
Yale
Seven Indicted In Carnegie Rioting Found Not Guilty
In Pittsburgh on March 17 seven men indicted for riot linked to open clashes at Carnegie during a Ku Klux Klan parade were found not guilty. Defendants were Ira Irving Carnegie constable, William K. Flaherty, Joseph Jones, Lawrence Kemmel, James McIntyre, Charles McKenna and Timothy O'Donnell.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Ira Irving
Carnegie Constable
William K. Flaherty
Joseph Jones
Lawrence Kemmel
James McIntyre
Charles McKenna
Timothy O'Donnell
Irving
Notable Local Deaths and Incidents Sighted in Briefs
Mrs. Catherine Walker died at 101 in Glassport after a brief illness. Mrs. Sophie Prezel of near Johnstown fatally injured stepping in front of a car driven by WL Summerhill. Mrs. Sara B. Royde, wife of Deputy Prothonotary Daniel Royde of Beaver County, died at her Vanport home. John Platt, 4, dying in a Fiie hospital after being run over. Franklin merchants selling eyes at 50 cents a dozen. Frank Yachet, 45, shot by an unknown assailant in Uniontown. nearby auto sighted before the shooting. Standard Tank Car Company stockholders approve reorganization with control passing to G. MOP. Murphy of New York. Molders at American Radiator Titusville plant strike over a 10 percent wage cut. A. R. Campbell, 77, dies of heart disease at an Lisbon interurban station. Fire at Britton Dry Cleaning Works coal pile caused by blaze. minimal loss.
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Sara BR. Royde
Daniel Royde
Beaver County
Vanport
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