Ellingson Girl Not To Testify In Defense Battle
Dorothy Ellingson will not take the stand in her defense in the slaying of her mother. The state plans to use police confessions and circumstantial evidence to reconstruct the crime at the Fourth avenue cottage. Six tentative jurors were seated as the trial resumed amid the girl’s evident strain. Continued on page two.
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Ly Blais BH. Martin
International Vews Bervice
San Francisco
Mar
Dorothy Ellingson
Tex Woulses
Annie Ellington
Fourth Avenue
Rande
Morathy
Mrs Dennistoun Awarded 25000 In Divorce Suit
London March 24 The jury in the action of Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun against her former husband Col Jan Dennistoun awarded Mrs Dennistoun damages of 25000 in returning a verdict in her favor The jury also found that Mrs Dennistoun had loaned Col Dennistoun approximately 6000 This was the sum she alleged she expended for Dennistoun s club and other expenses prior to the divorce which he denied to marry Lady Carnarvon.
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Intesrnational News Services
London
Dorothy Dennistoun
Col
Jan Dennistoun
Dennistoun
Col. Dennistoun
Ro's Reluctant Walk to School on a Chilly Day
Arthur Mometer Ro resists going to school on a dull morning. Tiga, recalling happier hunts, urges him to walk faster. The memory of maple sap season and old trees stirs them as the scene ends with a hint of Pett, Os fifty-seven jodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinile Ag
Appropriations Bill On Second Reading Calendar
Harrisburg news reports the general appropriation bill on second reading with about 58 million total and 10 million earmarked for state hospitals and institutions. Large cuts hit departments tied to the governor, while some budget items like law enforcement and a new penitentiary faced elimination. biggest reductions target Public Instruction.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
House
Senate
Eastern
Department of Public Instruction
Contin
First Presbyterian Church Sponsors Boy Scout Troop
Announcement of the organization of the First Presbyterian Church Boy Scout Troop was made at a meeting to be held Friday evening at the church. Ernest Schultz, a civil engineer from Pennsylvania Railroad and Somerset, Ia., has been secured as Scoutmaster and is experienced in scouting. Church members and others interested are asked to attend at 8:30 o'clock sharp.
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First Presbyterian Church
Vy MG
AL Ernest Schultz
Pennsylvania Mailroad
Somerset
Lroup
Fle
Shive Xcurs
Churea
Lacey Defends Suit Over Teapot Dome Lease
Cheyenne March 24 The defense opens in federal court as John W. Lacey argues the Navy Interior action to void the Teapot Dome lease to Marry F. Sinclair’s mammoth oil firm. The government presses equity while Senate Senator Pomerene and Roberta praised the opening but avoid fraud conspiracy emphasis. observers call Roberta’s outline of illegality “classic.”
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Michael F. Lacey
International Mews Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Equity
T Blake Kennedy
Teapot Dome Naval Petroleum Reserve
F. Sinclair
Mam
Moth Oil Company
Tnter
A. B. Fair
John W. Lacey
Bnt Alert Cheyennne
Death Notice for Mrs Caroline Dickson in Portersville Area
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs Caroline Dickson with references to TH VOGT Court Street Haha Paul dsurnside and Ty TRS Gardeat avons sonnel lakity along with addresses Bell Avenue and Samuel Brennan in Portersville and Samuel Geannis Cillerson in Wittiington township.
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Caroline Elizabally Dickson
TH. Vogt
Court Street
Paul
Gardeat Avons Sonnel Lakity
Bell Avenue
Samuel Brennan
Portersville
Samuel Geannis Cillerson
Wittiington Township
Rivals fight to death over girl at Charleroi
At Charleroi Va March 24 Peter Guido 28 died from stab wounds after a fatal fight in a club cellar with Borco Caralazola 28 over a girl. Guido was found unconscious on the first floor with Caralazola’s body nearby and multiple wounds reported before mortally failing in Charleroi Monesson hospital.
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Girl
Charleroi, PA
Charleroi
Peter Guido
Charleroi-Monesson
Borco Caralazola
Guido
Daretaker
Caralazola
Stiletta
Carasozola
Guida
Highland Church Receives $500 Bequest in Montgomery Will
The Highland United Presbyterian Church is left $500 in the will of Mrs. Margaret Bury Montgomery, probated by Register of Wills Jeannette Hutton. The remainder of the estate goes to siblings and other relatives. The will, drawn in January, names Rose S. Dum as executor.
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Highland Church
Highland United Presbyteric
Margaret Bury Montgomery
Register and
Jeannette Hutton
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wood City and Ambridge
Edward Brandl and Florence Mellwain of Wood City received marriage license. John Greaves of Wood City and Emmy Telford of Ambridge also secured licenses. The filings list the couples together with the issuing jurisdictions.
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Edward Brandl
Wood City
Florence Mellwain
Gerald Chapman Assumes Charge Of Own Defense
Gerald Chapman, famed as a master criminal, takes on his own defense in a Hartford murder trial tied to the 1930s era safe‑cracking spree. The plan includes a large jury panel challenge, guards around the court, and alibi witnesses from multiple states as prosecutors prepare to recount Chapman’s long crime record and alleged escape.
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Gerald Chapman
David PL Sentna
Harteorp
Conn
Gera Chapman
Aingre Jea
Bis
Portroman
James Shelley
Chapman
New England
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Avon
New Virlam
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Springfeld
Mare
Tony
Dan Ahern
Cop
Kile
New York
Massachusetts
Onte
Rhoda Island
Indiana
Georfia
Ilinois
Minnvie
Ind
Atlanta
George Hughes
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
War Memorial Fund Drive Planned in City Schools
City schools will raise funds Wednesday March 25 for a War Memorial to honor New Castle men and women who served in World War I. Each teacher collects donations from one to five cents. funds go to the Lawrence Savings and Trust Company and are held in trust by Mrs. A. S. Royce.
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Federation of Women’s Cubs
Teachar Ja
Prings
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Royce
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Fear of Rabies in Mercer County Cattle
Dr Harper expects a State Livestock Commission representative to examine Frank Hoagland’s cattle on the New Wilmington roads Mercer County. Hoagland suspects rabies from a dog shot and buried after biting cows sheep and a neighbor’s two year old boy. The boy lies under treatment for hydrophobia. Two Hoagland sheep died after becoming mad.
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H.C. Harper
Lawrence and Mercer Counies
Thhe State Livestock Commission
Frank Hoagland
New Wilmington Roads
Mercer County
Hoagland
Harner
Inquest and Hearing Tonight In Carrico Case
An inquest into Miss Leal Carrico’s death from auto injuries at New Bedford will be held tonight in the town hall by Coroner J P Caldwell. At the same time T T Perrell of Willard will face a manslaughter hearing before Squire Zedaker on a charge from Monday. The commonwealth will be represented by District Attorney Ryan Hildebrand and former Judge W F Parton, with Parton refined to anal at the commonwealth by Love Nest Candy, where Carrico was employed. Attorney Edwie K Logan has been retained to represent Perrell in the hearing.
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W. FE. Parton
Commonwealth
Love Nest Candy Company
Migs Carrico
Edwic JK. Logan
Perrell
Man Faces Murder Charge After Wife’s Body Found
In Cleveland authorities say Liska will be charged with murder after his wife Catherine was found dead in a burning chicken coop in the backyard Saturday. He reportedly told police the wife asked him to strangle her. The case was announced today as the investigation continued.
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Cleveland
Liska
Catherine
Fai
Toda
Relief Efforts Expand After Midwest Tornado Toll
International dispatch reports 813 dead across eleven states and about 6000 seriously injured as storm damage prompts large scale relief. Illinois Indiana Tennessee Missouri and Kentucky suffer major losses while reconstruction and care rush to aid the injured and homeless. Donations flood in nationwide to support recovery with medical aid housing and food as agencies coordinate recovery efforts.
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International
Pecatet Cineac CO
Midwest
Nia
Ficares
Ates
Mlinois
Indiana
eFian
Tennessee
Belo SP
Missouri
Bok
Proerty Lass
Lida
VOM
Ure
Petret
Freedom Or Cell For Shepherd To Be Settled Today
Hundreds crowd a court as bailiffs and traffic police maintain order for the ongoing bail hearing of William D Shepherd. Prosecutors allege murder over William Nelson McChintock's death while defense seeks release citing third day of motions and main points of a plea for bail.
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Bsa
Carl W. Harris
Alan Freedant
Fonds
Murderers' Row
William Nelson McChintock
William D. Shepherd
Herman
Oppasin
Girl Reveals Wed to Rich Farmer in Bluefield
In a curious note from East Pittsburgh, Mrs. Mar Dowdy learns her daughter Bessie 64 has married Joan Groty, a farmer, in Bluefield West Virginia last Saturday. The mother routes a police inquiry after receiving the letter, and a later message states the couple may have wed.
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Hyaven
News Services
News Snapshots of Local Tragedies and Murky Incidents
Reports describe a string of alarming events in Ohio and surrounding areas. James Waggle, 36, shot himself at Base Liverpool, Charles Diamond, 60, struck by a train near Johnstown, and a number of other distressing cases including a juvenile review, gas poisoning death, a shooting in a mountain cabin, and burns from a stove incident.
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James Waggle
Liverpool
Ohio
Charles Diamond
Johnstown
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