Freedom Granted as Writ Alters Sass Sentence
Watter Sass of Plymouth, previously jailed on a December sufficiency of evidence conviction, was granted freedom today by Court Commissioner Henry Detling after a hearing. The writ cited insufficient evidence and lack of jurisdiction, ordering release with conditions restricting contact with felons during the six month term.
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Proof That There Is A Santa Claus Scranton Christmas Cheer
Scranton residents prove the season’s spirit with a Christmas relief drive as 26000 aid recipients face poverty. Merchants donate bread soup and fruits to families while coal mines idle. A public tree lighting and charity event unfold in Myers town with donations to fathers mothers and children.
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Mail Box letter invites signer’s name for Saturday print
A citizen signs a morning letter urging publication in Saturday’s issue. The editor states no continuation will be printed unless the author’s name is known, and welcomes communications with acquaintances.
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Mine Workers Open to Wage Conference on Any Basis
President Lewis of the United Mine Workers telegrams Mayor Durkan stating miners are ready to join operators in a wage conference on any basis and without reservations. He notes Governor Pinchot urged clarification of the miners attitude and confirms openness to plans beyond the governor's proposal.
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Christmas Editorial Calls for Giving and Care This Christmas
The writer urges universal peace and goodwill and asks readers to ensure no child is forgotten this Christmas in Sheboygan. Recognizing the Christ child’s birth as a sacred observance, the piece appeals to readers to fill stockings and help neighbors in need.
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Broadway 41 Night Spots Raided Over Christmas
Federal agents raid 41 Broadway night clubs and cafes leaving summonses for liquor law violations. A padlock exchange is promised within twenty days, with agents promising no immediate closures as investigations continue. Buckner, U.S. district attorney, leads the drive amid a high intensity enforcement period.
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No Santa For Two Starting Life Penalty
Dubuque men Dorrance Lyons and Clarence Olson were sentenced to life terms in the Iowa State Penitentiary for their roles in a conspiracy that led to jailer Leo Hemmer's murder on October 12. Lyons admitted smuggling the gun into the Dubuque county jail. Olson, captured after an escape with Earl Starnes, was convicted as an accomplice.
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American Arrested as a Spy in Palermo Case
Private wires report Mrs. Eva Briggs, an American woman architect, was arrested in Palermo on espionage charges while in Italy on a contract to document Malian renal AMLnet structures. The Architectural Book Publishing Company in New York seeks release through the state department, stating she traveled to Italy for a private contract and has been held incommunicado for two weeks.
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Havana Special Crashes West Indian Limited Killing Four Crew
Four crew members died when the Havana Special collided head on with the West Indian Limited at Moncks Corner. The wreck ejected two locomotives down an embankment as many passengers escaped unharmed. Secretary Weeks and his wife were among those aboard.
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Strychnine Mistaken for Candy Ends in Tragic Death
Beulah Pfaltfer, two, mistook a bottle of strychnine for candy and swallowed it. She told her mother "Candy" and showed the empty bottle. Rushed to hospital, she died soon after. A Christmas tree stood at the Preiffer home as parents mourn the loss of their little one.
Christmas Here Will Be Merry in Sheboygan
Mail service strains ease for holiday rush as post office and express workers in Sheboygan push to deliver all presents and perishable shipments on time. R. B. Sackett reports larger than usual express traffic with extra staff and trucks aiding nightly departures to meet Christmas Eve expectations.
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Stolen Car Missing From Attorney’s Parking Spot
The Nuduon owned by Attorney A C Prescott vanished from in front of Elke club Tuesday between 4 and 6 p m with no clues to its whereabouts. Anyone finding a deserted car should report to Mr Prescott or the Sheboygan Press. The black car had license 10266 D. The Firemen Killed By United Press Norwell Mass Three firemen were killed and two others seriously injured when a rock they were speeding by overturned on a slippery street.
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