Half Of Jury In McClintock Case Has Been Chosen
Chicago May 24 Half the jury for the trial of William Darling Shephard on the germ murder charge of his ward William Nelson McClintock was selected at the opening. Four jurors had been sworn in and two more were questioned with no cause shown. James Callan accused of trying to influence the jury was under arrest and to be questioned by State's Attorney Crowe.
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Chicago
William Darling Shephard
William Nelson McClintock
James Callan
Titlelaw
Philip J. Barry
Department of Justice
State
Roberta HL Crowe
Walker Law To Be Fought In Court Of Appeals
Rochester May 23 The Ku Klux Klan will press the Walker Law case to the Court of Appeals and beyond, after the Appellate Division Fourth Department upheld the statute’s constitutionality by a four to one vote. The decision said the legislature can require secret societies to file membership lists, challenging the Klan and stating that oath bound groups must comply for full public disclosure.
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Dissent on secrecy law rights in religious orders case
Justice Rowland L. Davis wrote a dissent arguing that members of a secret society are of no public concern and that the law could set a precedent for compulsory publication of vows and cannon law of religious orders, potentially infringing rights.
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Seven Held After Dope Raids In Pittsburgh
Five men and two women were held by police after a combined raid by federal and local narcotic agents in Pittsburgh. Opium heroin and morphine valued at $1,000 were seized, with dope valued at several thousand dollars later recovered as Pittsburgh was revealed to be a tri state region hub for local drug peddlers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Federal
Tri-State
Torpedo Practice By Hawaiian Fleet Proves Spectacular
The U S S Seattle hosted torpedo practice in Hawaiian waters as nine spectacular events unfolded. Two airplanes crashed but without personnel injury, and a third was forced down. The white and green fleets simulated a larger clash with white destroyers and green cruisers attacking.
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U. S
Hawaiian
Old Fashioned Stove Pipe Hat Sought for City Pageant
A request appears for a large bell shaped stove pipe hat once used as a Peck Measures to celebrate New Castle's 100th founding anniversary. The hat is needed briefly for a pageant organized by a city teacher. readers are asked to contact the News with any lead.
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New Castle
CHARLEY MY BOY FACES WILLS IN COMEBACK FIGHT
Norman E. Drown previews Charlie Weinert versus Harry Wills, noting Weinert’s faded glory and recent returns to form after a long layoff. The piece contrasts Wills’s blunt path to Dempsey greatness with Weinert’s bid to prove he can still compete at heavyweight.
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Charlie Weinert
Harry Villa
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
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Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
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Willa
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Willy
Weinert
Dempsey
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Day And Barley In State Meet Today
Ralph Day and Johnny Harley compete at Lewisburg today in the state championship track meet at Bucknell stadium. Day pole vaults and Barley trains the 449 yard dash as state schoolboy titles unfold this afternoon amid rivals from Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Castle Midgets Triumph Over Pennsy Railroad Midgets
The Castle Midgets edged the Pennsy Railroad Midgets 14 to 13 in a tight matchup. Key players from both sides led the scoring, with Castle securing the narrow win in a close contest at home.
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Caatie
Pennsy Railroad
Scandinavia Brakes Transmission Lining Ad Excerpt
An automotive advertising blurb urges Ford owners to try Scandinavia transmission lining to stop chatter and brake drum scoring. It claims smoother shifting and reduced repairs, sold at auto supply stores and installed by service garages. Distributed by Elliott & Waddington, New Castle, PA.
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Scandinavia
Ford Care
Esavex
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Yankees Win By Seven Run Margin
Pirates defeated Yankees 11 to 4 in a King Tut League game at Walton field last evening. McCann pitched for the Yankees and Wilk ing twirled for the Pirates, both hit hard and often. Travers had three hits for the Yankees while Horner Robinson and Wilkinson each had a trio of safeties. Umpire Melder.
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Wilkinson
Yesterday's Homers And League Totals From Yesterday
League totals show American 142 and National 140. Individual leaders include Hartnett of Cuba with 12 homers, Hornsby of the Cardinals with 9, Mouse of the Yankees with 8, K Williams of the Browns with 7, Robertson of the Browns with 7, and Simmons of the Athletics with 7.
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Hornsby
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Mouse
Yanks
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Browns
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Simmons
Athletics
Penn Favorite In Triangular Race
The University of Pennsylvania remains a strong favorite to win the triangular meet against Princeton and Gordon in New York as coach Jim Rice prepared a late shift in strategy to boost the Quakers chances.
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New York
Jim Rice
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
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Crews Compete In Annual Childs Cup On Harlem River
Perfect weather greeted crews for the Childs Cup event on the Harlem River. Races for freshmen and 150 pound crews opened the program ahead of the varsity race.
Murder of Roomer in Pittsburgh Charged to Husband
In Pittsburgh on May 23 Eugene Talarico, 42, was shot in a rooming house by Charles Cesario, 31, after Talarico allegedly pressed his advances on Cesario’s 15 year old wife. Fourteen bullets struck Talarico as Cesario surrendered to police.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene Talarico
Alatanga
Charles Cesario
Talarico
Cesario
Mrs Wilson Sails On European Trip
Mrs Woodrow Wilson sailed on the liner Majestic for Europe, traveling incognito on the passenger list. She was joined by Milas Baruch, daughter of G M Baruch, and plans to be abroad indefinitely visiting capitals and places previously toured with the president during peace negotiations.
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Europe
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