Formal Appeal for New Trial for White Filed
A formal appeal for a new trial and arrest of judgment is filed for Albert Torrence White who was convicted of murdering his wife Sadie White. Attorney Robert J. Wallace cites multiple claimed errors, including venire issues, improper court, lack of indictment, bias against the defendant, and venue denial amid public unrest on March 22 1921.
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Albert Torrence White
Sadie White
Wallace
Firth
Lawrence County
Court House
Euwer Block Sold To Harry Turner
Euwer block on Neshannock Avenue sold at private sale to Harry Turner for 25090 dollars after a spirited bidding contest led by J Robinson. Contractor Turner plans to remodel four storefronts and eight flats, keeping lower floor for stores and upgrading to apartments.
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Euwer Block
Harry Turner
Euwer
Neshannock
J. Robingson
Aucion
W. K. Hingins
Robinsson
Turner
Diate Apartmentn
Ity
Governor's visit Draws Thousands to Town
A governor's appearance today brought a large crowd to town. Arthur Mometer and Ma Sol ies shared smiles as the event drew many residents to the central square around noon.
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Henge
Officer Catches Runaway Horse Sparks Romance
Boston dispatch reports Morntal Officer William Lamb of Bark Bay stops a runaway horse ridden by Miss Gertrude M. Gallah of Wisconsin Rapids heiress in Fenway Bridle Path. The incident sparks a romance with a wedding planned next Wednesday. Gallah is a Conservatory of Music student. Lamb, a former naval officer, joined the police 1% months ago.
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International News Service
Boston
William 4
Lamb
Bark Bay District
Fenway
Gertrude M. Gallh
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Miss Galla
Conservatory of Music
Limb
RKO
Miss Gulla
Lantb
Here Is Glad News For Ladies Here Is Glad News For Ladies
Washington March 25 The weather bureau forecasts Easter Sunday general fair weather with moderate temperatures over much of the region. The item highlights cheerful news for the Jamies and mentions upcoming holiday conditions.
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Washington
Jamies
Weather Bureau
Intense Interest In Wilsons Charges At Paris
Public sale of a Lansing memoir alleging Woodrow Wilson ignored and snubbed negotiators at Paris stirred intense interest in Washington. Wilson has not commented though associates doubt a formal defense will be offered. Some suggest releasing Paris negotiations minutes as his reply.
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International News Service
Washington
Mar
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Stave
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Lansing
Thani Ha Wand
Mr. Lansing
Paria
Alate
Filipino Marries 15 Year Old Girl in Washington
Pedra Villalon, 25, married Hila M. Ensor White, 15, in Washington DC after obtaining parental consent evidenced by a marriage license. The event underscores legal consent issues surrounding underage marriages.
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Ree News Baltimone
Pedra Villalon
Hila M. Ensor White
Washington, Dp. CG
aPviGe
Funeral Rites For Cardinal Next Thursday
Baltimore remains archbishopric seat as preparations start for Cardinal Gibbons funeral set for Thursday. Body rests at the archbishop’s residence then moves to the cathedral for state rites. Baltimore remains Primatial See with no shift in authority. a successor to Cardinal Gibbons may be named within six months by Pope Benedict XV. An administrator will run the archdiocese in the interim.
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Baltimore
Md.Mary
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
I Wan
Benedict XV
Gibbons
Debs Case May Be Discussed In Cabinet Session
President Harding met with his cabinet to discuss questions including the pardon for Eugene V. Debs Socialist leader. Secretary Denby and Secretary Fall were absent from the meeting, with cabinet deliberations ongoing in Washington.
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Debs
Egg prices fall to decade low for Easter trade
In New York on March 25 a 58e6 preparation for Easter reduced the retail price of fresh eggs to 27 cents a dozen, the cheapest in ten years.
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New York
Arlay
German Revolt Nears End Amidst Street Fighting
Reports say the Red uprising in Germany is short lived though clashes occur in Hesse and other centers. Authorities avoid martial law, favor civil commissioners, and strive for a nonmilitary show of siege. Violent fighting flares in Eiseleben with business halted and warehouses looted as bridges are dynamited between Halle and Sangershausen.
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Kert
Hamburg
Saxony
Seige
Eiseleben
Halle
Sangershausen
Princeton football captain rescues fire victim at campus blaze
Stanley Keck captain of the 1922 Princeton team and all-American tackle rushed into the burning Princeton Tower club dormitory and library to pull out Emil Redwaller a prostrate fireman. The building was destroyed but no lives were lost as the club closed for Easter vacation. The blaze was the largest at the university in a year.
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International News Service
Princeton
N. Il
Stanley Keck
University
Keck
Princeton Tower Club
War Memorial Hall
Emil Redwaller
Aeen
Alt
Hoover Succeeds In Averting Tug Strike
The threatened strike of ocean-going tug crews along the Atlantic coast ends after telegram exchanges between Secretary Hoover and labor leader George H. Willey. Hoover pledges federal mediation, the men remain at work, and Willey plans to proceed to Washington for action.
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Lane Honas News Service
Boston
Atlantic
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
George H. Willey
Willeay
Washington
Death notices from scattered records list several names
A fragmentary death notice list reports individuals including Mes Lactie Huxton aged 46 of 209 Pok wvenue Joseph Clarke McMillen 73 of 217 Ravastres Broderick M. Ceuchmain 49 ROT Hamilton street and others with unclear spellings and addresses. The text appears as an OCR garble with multiple uncertain entries and incomplete details.
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Mes
Lactie Huxton
Joseph Clarke McMillen
Ravastres Broderick M. Ceuchmain
Rot
Hamilton Street
Bawwemer
Blenjamin Grey
Jane Cunninghan
Mrs. Dunn
Kany Dake
D'Alton Brody
Bittaburgh
Governor Sproul Arrives in New Castle for Masonry Event
Governor William C. Sproul arrived in New Castle with a Pittsburgh Harrisburg Masonry party. A large crowd gathered as Troop F stood at attention and the Carnegie Steel band played. The governor met 700 locals, then attended a Masonic reception at the high school with plans for an afternoon address.
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William C. Sproul
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
West Side
Pennsylvania Station
Anns
Carnegie Steel Band
Farrell
Pennsylvania Grounds
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
Jeffersonite Wallace
Wallace
Reis
Lincoln Avenue
Naval Balloon And Crew Still Missing Near Panama City
Naval air station Pensacola reports no contact with the balloon and five men aboard since Wednesday afternoon. Eagle boats and seaplanes sweep the Gulf from St Andrews Bay, Bay County, with radio pleas for aid as ships watch for the missing airship crew under Chief Quartermaster O. R. Wilkinson.
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International News Service
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Station
St. Andrews
Bay County
Quart
O. R. Wilkinson
Gulf
Ttia
Turks retreating in two sectors on Smyrna front
The Creek advance against the Turkish National Walls on the Smyrna front continues, with the Greek war office reporting successful advances in Ushak and Broussa as offensives began yesterday. Turks retreat in disorder amid the push.
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Conternationad News Service
London
Smyrna
Athens
Greek War Office
Ushak
Broussa
Half of People Buy Autos On Time
New York Mars 23 Nearly half the people who buy autos today pay for them on installment plans. This conclusion comes from statistics of the General Motors Acceptance Corporation based on returns from more than 100 donors in the United States.
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New York
Mars
Gener Motor Aceptay ’ Corporation
United States
Attempt Made to Assassinate Italy's Premier Giolitti
An unsuccessful plot to kill Premier Giolitti failed as a bomb exploded near his wagon en route from Rome to Livorno. The assailant miscalculated timing, and the minister's train passed moments later without injury. Authorities blame anarchists and communists amid ongoing political agitation.
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Italy
International
Rome
Mar
Giolitti
Aisway
Livourno
May
Judge Refuses To Take Up Case Today
The supreme court convened as Judge Jody son Marsehausar announced no action would be taken on the Silman divorce case today. The judge said his time would be devoted to naturalization hearings and would not consider any feature of the Syrian case unless attorneys appeared. Rumors of a sensational open court proceeding in New York City could not be confirmed.
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I News
Supreme Court
Jody Son Marsehausar
Na Pling
Prade
Silman
Siatice
New York City
Atveres
Mid Place
Lomny
Smith Curtis Dies at Beaver
March 23. Smith Curtis, age 72, publisher of the Beaver Argus and a veteran Pennsylvania newspaper man, died here today of pneumonia. He graduated from Hamilton College in 1858, came to Pennsylvania from Ohio in 1865, and served as principal of Beaver schools for several years. In 1862 he succeeded Matthew Stanley Quay as editor of the Beaver Radical. The Argus and Radical merged, making Curtis owner of the merged paper known as the Argus.
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International News Service
Beaver
Smith Curtis
Beaver Argus
Pennsulv
Hamilton College
Pennsylvania
Ghia
Beaver Schools
Matthew Stanley Quay
Beaver Radical
Argus
Radical
Bayer
The
Fragmented Readable Snatches From A Murky News Page
Disjointed notes describe various local incidents in Greensburg and nearby areas. Mentions Philip Miller, Philip Bricker, Patrick, a telegraph operator, Manor Pennsylvania, and a rain-related homeward return. Wage tensions and labor actions appear, with references to mechanics and reductions. Several garbled names and places indicate a chaotic clipping with scattered people, places, dates, and alleged crimes.
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Arthur Mometer
Pedro Villon
Elia Ensor
Coy Cat
Eisleben
Berlin
Frank
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al Mews
Rene 3
Murphus
Hiselben
Hibe
College
Jonne
Dring
Panama City
Eagle
Gol
Sila
Ike
haUser
Philip Miller
Greensburg
Philip Bricker
Patrick Aedery
Telegraph Operor
Manor
Pawn
Wheel
Wwe
Liverpool
Parrett Phamter
Com
Toto RS
Vinceur Davidson
Miks Mayme Varin
Ho Hote County
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