Murderer Believed On Way To New Jersey In Bauer Case
Police think the Staten Island murder of Mrs Maude Bauer may have involved a man fleeing to New Jersey after the shooting. A teen witness described a mud spattered sedan and a license plate fix, linking to a Perth Amboy escape route. Wealthy Bauers friend expected before Barbara Fahs to answer questions about the vehicle.Plain clothes officers will blend with funeral crowds hoping the killer surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Maude Bauer
Staten Island
New Jersey
Bauer
Arthur Carrie
Carrie
Perth Amboy
N. J
Bauers
Barbara Fahs
Barbara
Cook book proved love charm for Daugherty probe
Washington dispatch describes how Senator Burton Wheeler says a cook book is his love charm story as he recounts meeting Lula White, now Mrs Wheeler, while earning money in college and later pursuing law. The piece notes Wheeler’s role in the Daugherty investigation and hints at continuation on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Washington
Mar
Burton
Wheeler
Montana
Harry Daugherty
Burton Wheeler
Hudson
Mass
University of Michigan
Coolidge Accepts Daugherty Resignation Ending Cabinet Rift
President Coolidge demands the resignation of Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty after a long dispute over the department of justice. The White House released Coolidge’s seven hundred word letter and Daugherty’s sixty word reply, noting the incompatibility of Daugherty’s dual roles. The resignation follows a formal exchange and an ongoing Wheeler committee inquiry into Daugherty’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Coolidge
George R. Holmes
Washington
Mar
Harry M. Daugherty
President Coolidge
Wheeler Committee
White House
Mr. Coolidge
SACU
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Administration of Justice
Marshall Buys Enner Homestead
Announcement that the Hower homestead at 426 Croton Avenue has been sold to Harry Marshall. The house is expected to be razed to clear the site for a large garage, removing one of the city’s most picturesque landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Croton,avenue
Harry Marshall
Eower
Driver with Pennsylvania plate strikes group of children
An automobile with Pennsylvania license X-14,878 struck a line of children on Home and Mill streets yesterday. The owner is being sought by the state highway department and will be ordered to appear before the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Streets
State Highway Department
Onion Sets and Spring In The Verbal Revelry
A playful verse piece contrasts highbrow poetry with common farmers needing onion sets as warm weather arrives. The speaker revels in spring imagery and insists the onion set season must have its day, despite critics, noting the weather as sixty one.
Lawrence County Sportsmen to Reorganize After Banquet
About 130 sportsmen gathered at the First Christian church for a banquet led by J Elder Bryan. A five member committee was named to draft by laws for a revived Lawrence County Sportsmen’s club aimed at wildlife preservation in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
First Christian Church
Messrs
Wesley Davy
R. L. Wallace
Frank Fisher
William Nunn
O. H. P. Green
Lawrence County Sportsmen’s Club
James M. Beck Becomes Acting Attorney General
James M. Beck, the present acting solicitor of the Department of Justice, became acting attorney general at noon today. He will serve until President Coolidge appoints a successor, with Curtis D. Wilbur and Judge Wm. S. Kenyon named as leading candidates for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
James M. Beck
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Coupe Struck by Train Kills Woman and Baby
At Port Allegany Pennsylvania Mrs Burt Guncheon 27 and her daughter Patricia 18 months were instantly killed when their coupe was struck by a Pennsy freight train at a crossing last night. Guncheon was severely hurt in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Port Allegany, Pa
Burt Guncheon
Patricia
Guncheon
Pennsy
Marriage Licenses Issued in New Castle and Austintown
Clair C. McCracken of New Castle and Olive J. Johnston of New Castle obtained licenses. Peter Login of Austintown Ohio and Rose Marie Angelo of Austintown Ohio also secured licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair C. McCracken
New Castle
Olive J. Johnston
Peter Login
W. Austintown
Rose Marie Angelo Sien Gener
Austintown
Mine Explosion Traps 25 Men in West Virginia
An explosion at a Yukon mine in McDowell County entombed 25 workers. The state mine department reports all are believed dead and Chief R M Lamie heads to the scene to oversee the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Virginia
International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
Yukon
McDowell County
State Department of Mines
R. M. Lamie
State Mine Department
Heinroth To Dedicate New 2571-Pipe Organ Tonight
Dr Charles Heinroth will dedicate the new Moller organ at First Presbyterian Church North Jefferson street Pittsburgh with 2571 pipes 21 chimes 60 harp bars and five organs in one The organ designed by John A Bell features 44 stops 29 pistons and a crescendo pedal The dedication concert is described as a remarkable event for the Pittsburgh area with Heinroth praised as a leading American organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
Charles Heinroth
Carnegie Music Hall
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bell
John A. Bell
First Presbyterian Church of
Maitland Alexander
Former American Ambassador John Leishman Dies in Monte Carlo
John Leishman former American ambassador to Turkey was found dead in his bed at the Pare Place hotel in Monte Carlo. Heart failure was the cause. He would have turned 57 today. A former Pittsburgh steel executive, he became a Carnegie partner and millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
John Leishman
Turkey
Hotel Pare Place
Monte Carlo
United States
Leishman
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Senator La Follette Restful Night Reports
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, a Republican, sick with pneumonia, spent a restful night at home and his condition was described as satisfactory this morning. En route to recovery, officials said he showed no worsening signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Committee Plans To Re Call Hays
Will Hays former chairman of the Republican national committee may be recalled by the Senate oil committee for further questioning on Republican financing in 1920. Al Jennings testified Hamon gave Hays 25000. Hays denies receiving it. John Walsh, brother of Sen. Walsh, testified after a subpoena issued by Senator Spencer. The Walsh brothers showed indignation as questioning began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
Mar
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Moving Picture
Senate Oil Committee
Hays
al Jennings
Jake Hamon
Hamon
John Walsh
Thomas J. Walsh
Dem
Mont
Spencer Republican
Missouri
Walshs
Rev Edgar Tullar Addresses Annual Deaconess Meeting
Close to one hundred delegates attend the Irene Maitland Deaconess Home annual meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev Edgar Tullar of Buffalo New York on the General Deaconess board delivers the main address with discussion on current work and a round table conference among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Maitland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. J. Baker
Edgar Tullar
Buffalo
New York
General Deaconess Board
F.S. Neigh
C. W
Daugherty Resigns and Heads to Atlantic City
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty left Washington for Atlantic City for an indefinite rest after sending his resignation to President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Atlantic City
Coolidge
Brig Gen Edward Martin Visited City As Auditor General Candidate
Brig General Edward Martin of Washington PA former commander of the 110th Infantry 28th Division visited the city with Judge J Boyd Crumrine president judge of Washington County Orphans Court. Martin is a candidate for Pennsylvania auditor general. His last New Castle visit was two years ago when he lectured for the Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Washington
110Th Infantry
J. Boyd Crumrine
The
Orphan’s Court
Washington County
Martin
State of
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Rotary Club
Ex-Congressman Tells OF Offer To Become Judge
Former Congressman J. Van Vrech ten Olcott says he was offered a federal judgeship in New York City for 35000 by a man identified as Wayne Wilson, a member of the National Republican club. Olcott refused the proffer during the Daugherty investigation in Washington March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
McKeesport Man Arrested Over Family Threats
John Linderman 70 is jailed in McKeesport after authorities say he threatened to murder his family. Police report suggest he is demented as they investigate the incident in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Mar
John Linderman
Linderman
Death notices for Walker Pattison Stoner Wilson Morfredi Mastrantone
Obituary items list several individuals with ages and places of residence. William R. Walker, 59, of Princeton Pa. Margaret J. Pattison, 838 Slippery Rock. Jacob Stoner, 68, Quakertown. Omar T. Wilson, 67, Seattle. Ellena Morfredi, 4 months, 407 Shady Side. Marta Mastrantone, 11, 211 Friendship Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Walker
Princeton
Margaret J. Pattison
Slippery Rock
Jacob Stoner
Quakertown
Omar T. Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Ellena Morfredi
Shady Side
Marta Mastrantone
Friendship Street
Reorganizing the French Cabinet Nears Completion
Paris March 2x% The cabinet faces a near complete reorganization with War Minister Maginot and Premier Poincare indicating only Le Trocquer and Maginot will remain from the old ministry in the new lineup. Poincare extended further details in a brief press statement after a 30 minute conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ek
Mason
Corregpondent
Paris
Mar
Maginot
Poincare
M. le Trocquer
Premier Poincare
Paris government crisis nears end as talks continue
The Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture and the Ministry of Finance discuss offers with Louise Loucheur and Francois Maria Loucheur as the premier faces obstacles. Officials expect a resolution by tomorrow morning while Paris presses praise Poincare's handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture
Louise Loucheur
Ministry of Finance
Francois Maria Loucheur
Poincare
Various Local Notices And Incidents From Pennsylvania
An anonymous $10 000 gift to the First Presbyterian church of Ol City funds a pipe organ purchase. Mrs Rebeceta Shoup 94 of Mt Pleasant Pa dies from clothing catching fire on a piece of paper she used to light her pipe. Princess Rose the three year old cow owned by WF Shrum Jeannette wins top Pennsylvania prize by producing 14292 pounds milk and 638 pounds butter fat equal to 47 pounds butter. Gerald Ross 12 of Corry Pa in hospital with bullet wound to breast after accidentally shooting himself while handling a revolver. Frank Garfinkle Winburne Pa merchant held up as his store neared closing. thieves steal 360 cash and a 60 check. John Ickes 60 of Rootstown Pa ends life by revolver after alleged worries of enemies. J Kennedy and Sons Zelienople general store entered. thieves take several hundred dollars in merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Ol City
Rebeceta Shoup
Mt. Pleasant, Pa
WF. Shrum
Jeannette
Pennsylvania
Frank
Garfinkle
Winburne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Bauer
Burton K. Wheeler
Frances and
Elizabeth
Marshall
Enner
Arthur Mometer
J, Elder Bryan
Coupe
Heinroth
U.S
Senator la Follette
Hannon
Walsh
M. E
Irene
Maitland Home
Ing
Gen
Martin Visitor
J. B. Olcott
le Trocquer
Raymond Poincare
Gerald Ross
Corry, Pa
John Ickes
Rootstown
J. J. Kennedy and Sons
Zelienople
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!