Murderer At Large Near Ellwood After Mrs Jackson Death
State police and Ellwood City officials struggle for leads in the Baltimore and Ohio area murder of Mrs. Shama Jackson. Detectives suspect Joseph Thomas in a possible linked crime wave, while a local negro presence near the home is deemed unlikely. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jackson
Ellwood
Elwood City
Shama Jackson
Baltimore and Ohio
Gcountry
James S. McGill
Allegheny County
Joseph Thomas
Aeny Kirker
Mifflin
Pittsburgh
Vases Striber
Hickson
Kirker
Jackson Nome
Thomas
Wicker
Jr. H. £. Kelling
Ellwoon City
Clara Hamon Seeks Redemption After Murder Trial
Clara Hamon declares she is vindicated after twelve men cleared her of killing the man she loved. She says the verdict shows she is innocent, vows to purge her soul, and mentions offers from movie companies to tell her life story while contemplating work as a stenographer. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clae Smith Ramon
International News Service
Ardmore
Okla
Shane
God
California
Unclear OCR Garbled Entry Points to Court Note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a court related item involving Mercury and a date or score. The readable facts are minimal, with no clear person, organization, place, or event to anchor a full news card.
Pennsy Station at West Middlesex Destroyed by Fire
In Sharon Pennsylvania on March 18 the Pennsylvania railroad station at West Middlesex was totally destroyed by a morning fire. The loss is estimated at 5000 dollars. The safe’s combination was blown off and the blast likely started the blaze. A small amount of money was in the safe but nothing was taken after the explosion and fire frightened the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waws
Sharon
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Middlesex
Police Rescue Girl Prisoner In Apartment
New York March 18 police raided an uptown apartment and freed Lottie Johnson a captive of two bank robbery suspects. Wallace and Charles Stark alias Roth alias Myers were captured with two other women. $42 000 in bonds were recovered. Johnson was to be sent home while Wallace and Stark await extradition from Wyo missing Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Lottie Johnson
Green Camp
Marion
Ohio
Wyomissing
Stuart F. Wallace
Chicago
Wallace
Charles Stark
Roth
Myers
Biger
Miss Johnson
Stark
Wromiasing
Large Audiences At First Presbyterian Church Meetings
Large audiences attended the first two nights of special meetings at First Presbyterian Church. Spirited congregational singing and solos by Russell Urinson and Mary Clarke impressed attendees. Young people night continues with a junior choir and a 7 o'clock chapel gathering. Meetings run through the week ending Friday. The minister will meet with young people daily at 4 40 pm and a class of new members will be received Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Russell Urinson
Mary Clarke
Oelock
Henxe
Dinior
Farrell Sends Condolences On Mrs Eberle Death
John W. Eberle of North Shenango street received many messages on his wife’s death. J A Farrell president of the Crated Steel corporation sent a telegraphic message and his wife sent a bouquet. Mrs Eberle’s funeral was held this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Eberle
Shenango Street
Hig
J. A. Farrell
Crited Sii Steel Corporation
Hig Wife
Farrell
Mherle
New Conduit Extensions Planned in City Council Session
A council introduced a measure to build three ten foot connecting extensions of the municipal conduit. The proposed extensions are on Apple Way north of Sycamory, South Couhian Way north of South Street, and Norris Way south of Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneil
Sycamory
South Streel
Norris Way
Washington Street
Americans And Mexicans Fire Across Border
Riots on the Rio Grande as Mexican smugglers and immigration officers clash injuring two American soldiers and several Mexicans. Gunfire erupts after inspectors order trespassers to halt with troops guarding the border and Mexican forces joining the fray. Private Keller Petraski and officer Joseph F. Thomas among the wounded. Petraski’s injury deemed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
EL Paso
Rio Grande
Shota
Firley
M. J. Keller
Petraski
Petroski
Joseph F. Thomas
Stolen Pittsburgh Jewelry Worth Forty Thousand Dollars
A New York salesman reported his hotel jewelry display worth 40000 dollars stolen last night while at dinner. Police say a suitcase or traveling bag was used. witnesses saw no one on the third floor where the room was. The loot includes 20 thousand rings at one dollar each, two leather rolls, and 70 dozen assorted gold mounts plus other pieces totaling about 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Pittsburgh
Gertam
New York
Bailebaum and
Fried
Gerstam
Battlehamm
Friedman
John Street
Stillman Must Explain Finance Status In Court
Supreme Court Justice Morsehai ordered a Wednesday morning hearing on Mrs. James A. Stillman’s motion to require Mr. Stillman to reveal his financial status and on motions for $10 000 four month alimony and $25 000 in counsel fees, in a dispute heard at Whastic Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whastic Plains
X —Supreme Court
Morsehaiser
James A. Stillman
White Case Costs County Four Hundred Dollars Daily
Taxpayers in Lawrence county follow the White case with interest due to publicity and testimony. The trial expenses are reported at 400 dollars per day while the case proceeds, an authoritative source indicates, highlighting financial impact alongside courtroom developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Fate of Slackers Hinged by Bergdoll Case Ruling
Washington March 18 The Bergdoll draft case gains new hearings as the government seeks additional evidence. Irwin Bergdoll, brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, awaits review of legal notice of induction with the goal of shaping future actions against draft evaders. Irwin contends he did not receive notice while the War Department argues mailing suffices. He previously surrendered at Governor's Island and was court martialed, sentenced to five years in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rogers
Washington
Irwin Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Ave
Kansan City
Kansas City
War Department
Bergdolf
Irwin Bergdolf
Governor's Islanct
Clara Smith Hannon to enter motion picture ranks
Ardmore Oklahoma March 18 Clara Smith Hannon will sign with a major film company to star in The Happiest Woman Alive. She plans a debut to teach youth a life lesson, with California rest before pursuing a claim against the Hanon estate. The Ardmore community resumes normal after a scandal tied to oil magnate Jake Hanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morris
Ardmore
Okla
iClara Smith Hannon
Photo Play
Universal
America
Gray
The
Was
Jake L. Hannon
Lown
Jake Amon
King
Uist
Wight
Clara
California
Hanon
Fler
Sheriff Describes White's Claims and Courtroom Evidence
In the Lawrence county murder trial of Albert Torrence White for wife Sadie White, testimony centers on the body found at the Treser barn with boards sawed from the floor. Chemist Aschman will testify on stains while Dr. F Warl Hakin explains the post mortem and identification of clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treser
Sadie White
Aschman
Commonwealth
Albert Torrence White
Lawrence County Court
White
F. Warl Hakin
Sheriff Boyd
Judson Hodge
Beaver
Wamsly
Pittsburgh
Kegan White
Mamie Longstreet
Porter
Wine Jace
John Hinkson
Ates. White
Nawestie
Lawrence County
Vrs. White
Sadie Whits
Wipe
Death Record Mrs Hibba Lawson
Death notice for Mrs Hibba Lawson of Pekin Illinois indicates a passing in Pekin China. The terse OCR fragment records the name and location but lacks dates or further identifying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibba Lawson
Pekin
China
Harding And His Advisers Silent On Trade Treaty
Washington March 18 The Harding administration two weeks old has given no hints on Russia policy. Hoover and other officials pursue trade expansion while remaining silent on Soviet relations. If Russia policy is considered Hoover is expected to be the president's chief adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMarding
George F. Holmes
Mews Service
Mail
Wabhingto
Harding
White House
Iime
Powier
Russia
Great Britain
Soviet
Washington
Hughes
Herbert
Hoover
Colored Officer Resigns After Sleep On Duty
Harrisburg dispatch reports Johnston, a colored police recruit, was found asleep on his beat during his first duty. Over the month more records show he slept most of his working hours. Yesterday he tendered his resignation in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTT
Easil News Service
Harrisburg
Johnston
Atzir
Yirhonk
Fragmented Post War News From Steel Plant and Town
Readable fragments report incidents at a steel company plant in West Virginia and nearby towns. Mentions a prize, workers advancing on dairy projects, a wholesale store incident, a boy injured, a shoplifter, and a murder leading to a conviction. Names include Ushed, Moumissie, Wy, Wellsburg, Latrobe, and Arthur.
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Anna Kirker
Allerheny County
Assas
McEe
Clara Hamon
Arthur Mometer
Pennsy
Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian
U. S
Stillman
Bergdoll
Count Ly
Dr. Eakin
Hakin
Kakin
Wodee
M Bawmer
Por
Wwe
Trusellar
Bill
de. Bakin
Lend
England
Hstant
Alphod
Cothey Gape
Othe
Beatie
Dany
Guuderhemd, Mat
Hye
Ina
Mormmatown
Motler
Colt
Abe Hayes
Obie
Keese
Wellsburg
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