Powers seeks venue change in double murder case
Powers indicted for slaying two women and three children near Park Nidy UM and Northboro Moss. Attorney J Edwardy says change of venue will be sought, claiming professional duty. Powers jailed at Moundsville after mob threat. expected to be moved to face trial soon. A body found nearby and ties to Powers investigated as grand jury considers case.
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Clarksburg
J. Edwardy
Harry F. Powers
Paysélt- Dereliet
Powers
Moundsville
Powors
Asta Tillick“Elcher
Park Nidy UM
Dorothy Dressler
Northboro
Pantages Jurors Given Holiday
Los Angeles jurors in Pantages second trial were granted a holiday after visiting the former private offices of Alexander Dartages where the alleged attack on Humee Pringle occurred. Deputized court staff accompanied them as they inspected the crime scene to better understand the location and context.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Dartages
Humee Pringle
Mameer
Cody
Soldier Held After Lake Holdup Suspect Arrested
A Kelly field soldier was arrested early Wednesday with two shotguns in a car, suspected of taking part in a robbery at Woodlawn Lake Monday night. The bandits tied up Harold Harvey at 114 Mission Street and a woman companion, prompting a search description. Officer C.G. Kirk arrested the suspect at Saint Avenue and Houston Street.
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Kelly Field
Harold Harey
Mission Street
Woodlawn Lake
Lake
Haley Fill
Sain Avenue
Houston Street
CG. A. Kirk
Youth crisis reports Puzzle Elkhart
Report on Elkhart youths revealing personal crisis motives, noting three individuals aged 17, 10, and 49 involved. Following the events, funeral services were held for Doriaste Cann, 17, and B. Clyle Kennedy, 10, with houses closed and burials proceeding promptly.
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Elkoanrt
Tessa
Cimmaron Wins Movie Awards At Academy Banquet
The film Chmumron received three Academy Awards at the annual Academy banquet last night, honoring its achievements in the motion picture arts and sciences.
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Cimmaron
Weeternatory
Acareny of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Panama Canal delays ship traffic by dirt and rock work
Officials estimate canal slowdowns from dredging and rock excavation at Panama Canal will cost ship owners about 2,000 a day. The November 11 delay affects 60 ships as dirt and rock removal continues, hindering passage through the canal.
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Panama Canal
Panama Cis
Elay
Veteran of Seven Marriages to Wed in Som Es Vilde
An elderly man from EsVilde, Indiana, arrived at the county clerk’s office yesterday seeking a license to wed Mrs. American Meats, a widow. The event is planned for later this month and follows his history of seven marriages.
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Som Esvilde
Ind
Yeaterday
American Meats
Husband Fights Pardon for McCoy in California
A vandalized report notes protests against any parole or pardon for Kid McCoy, held at San Quentin, after multiple parole requests. The effort to grant clemency, previously refused by Governor James Rolph Jr., was referred today to the state.
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Savoomsnto
INS
McCoy
Albert A.moers
New York
Hosband
Pail Kama
Los Angeles
McCoix Eeeving
Logs Teem
San Quentin
James Rolph Jr
Weddings Increase With Bridge Open
Durant Oklahoma notices show Texas couples apply for marriage licenses as inter state bridge keeps traffic flowing. The newspaper notes a rising trend in nuptials correlated with the new free bridge opening, reflecting broader social changes and regional ties.
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En. Durant
Okls
Navy
Gorvernor Murray
Cupi
Texas
Oklahoma
Railroads Hearings Set to Open January in DC
Washington Nov. 41 Practically all railroad problems will be aired when the interstate commerce commission begins hearings in January to decide how to modify its plan for consolidating eastern lines into four trunk systems.
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Talvern
Kerr
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Witeseak
Curtis Guest of Movie Industry In Los Angeles
Vice President Charles Curtis attended a Los Angeles event with members of the motion picture industry. The brief appearance paired Curtis with his sister Mrs. Bue Wand Everett and others as part of a social gathering related to the entertainment sector. Cal Crockett 2400.
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Unniversal
Los Angeles
Charles Curtis
Bue Wand Everet¢ Gai
Birthday Party Halted by Mumps Cold Shock
In Oklahoma on November 14 a birthday celebration was halted as mumps affected guest Shockley Shoemaker aged ten. The article notes a prior plan last year facing health concerns and stress, with the event interrupted by illness.
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Wnniversal Service
DETAN
Okla
Agein Intay Shockley Shoemaker
Freight Loading Continues Slump
Washington D C October week ending freight loading totaled 740 403 cars, the American Railway Association announced. The figure was 2010 cars below the preceding week and 194 252 below the corresponding week last year, reflecting a continuing decline in tonnage moved by rail.
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Washington, D. Cymora
American Railway Association
Farm Board Wheat Still Untouched as Job Relief Swings
From Washington to Nevada winter date nears while farm board wheat remains untaxed at current prices. The board proposed selling at relief prices when forces swung into high gear to aid the unemployed and feed the nation. Unclear fragment notes 26? a he.
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D. CU
Farm Board
Camel Humidor Pack Keeps Camels Fresh in Dry Air
The Camel Humidor Pack protects Camels from perfume powder odor and germ exposure, preserving moisture and flavor in dry office or home environments. It urges smokers to try fresh Camels for a day and warns not to remove the moistureproof wrap after opening.
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Tory Wons
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