Detectives Track Beach Suspect in Jersey Murder Case
South Vineland New Jersey September reports detectives search for Willis Beach 52 poultry farmer wanted in the murder of Dr William Liliendahl 73 as a cross burning demonstration in front of the widow Mrs Margaret Liliendahl widow of the slain physician unfolds a fiery omen police guard the scene in a tense early morning action in Vineland and Baltimore hotels and road maps are cited in pursuit efforts by authorities.
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William Lilliendahl
Pat McDermott Loses His Appeal in Ohio Case
Canton Ohio September 29 The Toledo Court of Appeals threw out the appeal of Patrick Eugene McDermott who is serving life in the Ohio pen for the murder of Canton publisher Don Mellett County Prosecutor Harter had moved to dismiss the petition for want of prosecution The panel upheld the motion The court took up the appeal of Ben Rudner Massil Jen after dismissing McDermott case
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Slight Quake In Portugal
Lisbon reports say slight damage has occurred in Coimbra and northern Portugal from earth quake shocks. The strongest tremor struck at 2 29 yesterday afternoon centered on Coimbra as per today’s dispatch. New Sun Spots
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Sixteen Michigan Resorts Closed After Raid
Sixteen Battle Creek area resorts were closed after simultaneous raids by 22 federal prohibition agents. Over 100 people were arrested, including 23 women and seven high school girls. Several charges were filed against 11 women and seven men as investigations by agent W. B. Williams linked conditions in Battle Creek venues to the alleged revelry and prostitution ring involving local schoolgirls.
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Pastor Facing Bigamy Charge After Amnesia Claims
The Rev. Willis P. Jordan of Grand Rapids left for Charlotte with a North Carolina deputy sheriff to face a bigamy charge. He denied the charge claiming amnesia and saying he knew only one wife, mother of his children. A Grand Rapids widow, Ella Thames, had sent $40 for his fare but was not present.
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Willis P. Jordan
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Avery Johnson
North Carolina
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Death Records Linked to Multiple Cities and Ages
A compilation lists several deceased individuals with ages and last known locales including Youngstown Ohio New Castle Pennsylvania McKees Rocks Kees Rocks Canton New Bedford West Pitts West Middlesexburg Middesexburgh and affiliated addresses such as 224 West Moody Avenue 4345 Country Line Street and the Alma Home. Names include Wesley Sheard Joseph Newton Campbell Cheolir Thomas Vitale John Walaschek Rose Krysdalka William Whitlatch Margaret Chambers George William Lilly Chester Clack and James Doyle Jr with ages ranging from weeks to 88. The notice mentions localities and care facilities, reflecting regional death records and obituaries.
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West Moody Avenue
William Whitlatch
County_ Line
Margaret Chambers
Almira Home
George Willam Lilly
Canton
New Bedford
Chester
Schlee and Brock Expected in San Francisco Today
Detroit aviators Edward P. Schlee and William Brock arrive from Japan aboard the Korea Maru in San Francisco. They plan to reassemble the Pride of Detroit at Crissey Field and fly to Oakland before heading to Detroit after aircraft inspection.
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Aged Man Ends Life By Hanging In Taylor Township Wood
A 72 year old man identified as R. G. Aligier was found hanged from an apple tree limb in a wooded area near the Cooper farm Taylor township by three boys while fishing. Despondency over ill health is given as the likely cause. Coroner Caldwell and Sheriff Reynolds officiated. funeral planned at the home of son Charles Aligier and burial at Rippery Rock cemetery.
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George Ewing
Willam Peak
William McConahy
Police Department
J. P. Caldwell
Reynolds
Caldwell
R. G C. Aligier
Rigby Post
Joe Medved
Alligier
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Mary Hety
South New Castle
Norma Shearer To Be Married Today
Norma Shearer film star and Irving G. Thalberg associate producer at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer will wed this afternoon in Beverly Hills California. She will be given in marriage by her brother Douglas Shearer wearing ivory velvet with rhinestones rose point lace pearls and a tulle veil.
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Record Crowd At New Castle Fair, Says Secretary
Attendance on opening exhibit day at the New Castle Fair broke records as Kathryn L. Klee assistant secretary noted crowded exhibition halls and a packed grand stand before rain cooled events. Police directed traffic. crowds parked in meadow areas and forecasts promised another record crowd if weather holds. Beef cattle were judged and premiums awarded. dairy cattle and sheep judging planned. a Friday cavalcade at 12 o clock will precede afternoon races on the track.
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Hartisbury
Cantonese Warship Opens Fire On City Of Swatow
A Cantonese warship fired on Swatow prompting British troops to land to safeguard the British mission. Bullets struck the Bluebell and Birdar as rifle fire from the Peasant army continued. American cruiser Ashville remained offshore to protect lives and property.
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Attempted gas station robbery in Seventh Ward
Early today about 1 a.m. unknown persons in a small coupe tried to rob a gasoline service station at Liberty street and Manoning avenue. Donald Dinsmore awoke to a broken window and fired four shots at the departing car. Police searched the area but found no suspects.
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National Council of Catholic Women picks Cleveland for 1928 convention
The board of directors named Cleveland the 1928 convention city. Mrs. W. Bannon of Cleveland was elected first vice president and Mrs. G. Satory of St. Paul was elected third vice president. The council adopted a plan to promote greater modesty in dress and oppose bathing beauty contests and media that lower the dignity of the Christian girl and mother.
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Election Return Board Nearing Finish Of Task
City precinct results from Tuesday's primary show Alderman candidates and inspectors named across wards. Third ward nominations include O H P Green 328 votes HB L Allen 498 votes Frank 120. Constable Casimir A G Leslie and assessor James H Cunningham appear unopposed.
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A. G. Zalizer
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Henry Stimple
Carl McCreary
New solution for coal strife proposed by CPA board idea
Perley Moree of New York proposed a board of certified public accountants to determine production costs and set a fair return for capital and labor. The plan would require miners and operators to pledge to abide by the findings, creating an industry wide regulatory approach.
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Missing Boys Found By Police In Pittsburgh
Farl Custo and Charles Stower both 74 from Philipsburg Pa disappeared September 2 and were found by police in Pittsburgh wandering the streets. They are detained in morals court awaiting their parents arrival after saying they were tired of school.
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Man Dies From Bullet Wounds in Connellsville Case
Connellsville Pa September 20 Adam Buchheit 35 of Owensdale died today at a Connellsville hospital from injuries after a shooting and beating several weeks earlier Gerald Enos his brother in law is expected to be arrested by county detectives The case is being investigated for motive and possible charges involving the two men Canton Sept 29 a man believed to be James Baxter of Petroleum W Va was killed when struck by a Northern Ohio traction car Policeman McQuate notified West Virginia authorities to locate relatives of the deceased
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Connellsville
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Ownesdale
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Enosaqot
Canton
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Gary and Emerson High Clash Over Racial Exclusion
Police patrol Gary's Negro district with armed cars as 1500 Emerson High students demand 24 Black peers be expelled. Superintendent William Wirt warns students must be in class by 8:15 or face expulsion for the semester amid mass meetings and threats of civil conflict.
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Caution Urged Near Schools As Kids Return
New Castle motorists are urged to slow down near school zones as more than 12,000 students resume classes. Secretary B. M. Hanlon of the New Castle Motor Club stresses individual driver responsibility for child safety, noting traffic guards will increase but vigilance remains essential to prevent tragedies.
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Beatty Named District Elder At Oil City Conference
At the twenty eighth annual Oil City district conference Free Methodist church delegates chose Rev. A. A. Beatty for New Castle and Erie duties. Rev. W. J. Barkas took New Castle area along with Rev. McClellan for Bradford and Tyrone. The conference opened with 160 delegates in attendance in Oil City.
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West Side League Plans Resumed Fall Meetings
The West Side Civic League will restart monthly gatherings Friday evening at the West Side school building for fall and winter. The session will discuss issues for the West Side and Sixth ward district, with the meeting slated to begin at eight o'clock.
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Whitlatch Dies Wife Is Charged With His Death
Whitlatch, 43, of County Line street, died after being shot three times by wife Ina J. Whitlatch. A murder charge replaced felonious assault with intent to murder and a joint inquest and hearing are set for Monday evening. Mrs. Whitlatch appeared nervous as she was taken to Alderman Marshall’s office. attorney S. P. Emery entered a not guilty plea.
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Ina J
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Henry Dysart
Wifeiam
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J. P. Caldwell
Alderman Marshell
Helene Costello to Become Bride Today
Helene Costello, screen actress, will wed Jack Heagan in Los Angeles, concluding a childhood romance. Costello is the daughter of Maurice Costello and sister of Corlores Costello. Heagan is scion of a wealthy New York Washington family, son of an army colonel.
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Baseball Fervor Builds Ahead of Big League Series
Arthur Mometer notes the approaching big league series as fans anticipate the Buccaneers and the Yankees. The town buzz grows on North Mercer Street where a game-by-game board will soon display results and play-by-play details for the upcoming matches.
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