Awaiting State Court Verdict in Sacco-Vanzetti Case
The Associated Press reports Boston dated August 18 that a petition for a writ of certiorari to the U S Supreme Court will be filed if the Massachusetts Supreme Court denies petitions argued Tuesday. Attorneys Musmanno and Hill indicate readiness to pursue federal relief and a possible stay. The four-judge panel’s deliberations appeared concluded though no decision announced.
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Associated Press
Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Michael Angelo Musmanno
Pittsburg
Musmanno
United States
Arthur D. Hill
Federal
Woetpiston
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Beverly
Butcher Plans Return Amid Will Controversy in Detroit
Detroit August 18 William Watker, a butcher at a Royal Oak shop, resumes his usual duties as he awaits word on a will dispute. Anne Walker, heir to Malnard Searles estate in Methuen Mass, is expected to receive a large share of a 20 million dollar fortune. The will also names Arthur T. Walker and four sisters with no brothers.
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Detroit
William Watker
Royal Oak
Anne VT
Walker
Malnard
Searles
Methuen
Mass
Arthur T. Walker
Ted Recentis
Brooklyn
Mother Of Lost Flyer Is Worried
Anxious mother Mrs Frank Pedlar Joy in Johnstown watches AP dispatches for word on her son Angey Pedlar pilot of the Aliss Doran in the Dole prize flight. The plane went missing over the Pacific en route to Honolulu. She says she cares only for her son's safe arrival, not prize money or honors.
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Johnstown
Frank Pedlar Joy
Associated Press
Angey Pedlar
Paci
Honolulu
Aliss Doran
Auxry
Joy
Hissate
Confesses 10 Ambushing of Dry Officers
Logan W Va Aug 18 The sheriff says Millard Porter confessed implicating three neighbors in the fatal ambush of ginseng hunters. Deputies and state police hunted the wooded hills near the shooting and found several stills in the area.
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Logan
W.va
Millard Porter
Tennis Hatfield
Chauncey Yollaw
Rain Delays Ocean Flight From Roosevelt Field
Rain turned the Roosevelt Field runway into a soggy mess delaying the non stop attempt of Old Glory to Rome. Lloyd Sertwand and James D All air mail pilots planned a test flight if weather cleared. In a separate item Miss Myrie Jayhoe is teased over her stunt ups and the bride and groom, her parents divorced twenty years ago, reunite.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Rome
Lloyd Sertwand
James D
Air Mail
Torwdo
Myrie Jayhoe
Fruit Growers and Experts Meet at Hancock Today
The Hancock gathering brings fruit growers, state entomologists, and horticultural society leaders together to observe apple focused demonstrations at A. D. Cohil orchard. Machinery tests cover grading, washers, and sprayers with talks by university and department officials. An Apple Day event with tours to Gorse Springs and Marvanta orchard precedes Peach Day activities.
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Cumberland-shenandoah
Oncieway
Sib Permdtting
Dr AL Oar
Son
Universite of
Staneea
Tlot
Quvintanee
Bureau of
Ste Mmology
U.S
Agricult Qire
Aivah Petersen
Mae
Big Marvanta
Orelard
Tl Ovelock
Ministers to Help Support Hanover Club
Hanover church leaders and laymen agreed to cooperate with Hanover club directors to raise 1700 to finish the season. They disapproved Sunday games as a relief measure, while a 200 donation from the Hanover Savings Fund Society boosts hope and prompts a town canvass meeting with club officials to seek further support.
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Hannover
M. Laird
Hanover
Hanover Savings Fund Society
Hanover Club
Missionaries Wish To Return To Work In China
Reports from China show some American missionaries want to resume interior work in Northern China. State Department observers caution there is no improvement in political or military conditions warranting such action.
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Washington
China
State Department
Mayor to name new building inspector and engineer
The city will likely appoint a new building inspector and city engineer at tonight’s special council meeting. The appointee, identified as Lay, is said to be thoroughly qualified to handle the duties and will begin September 1, while the council also selects asphalt for West Washington Street rebuilding.
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Bowman
Washington ‘Street
British Columbian Premier Dies Today
Victoria reports Premier del Oliver of British Columbia has died at his home after months of illness. He was relieved of office when a Liberal cabinet nominated D. McCreamt as acting premier and leader designate of the Liberal party. The premier was TL years old.
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Victoria
del Oliver
British Columbia
Oliver
McCrean
Liberal Party
Ness
Unclear Report on Tall Flower in Smithsbore Exohardiat
A fragmented OCR note describes two unusually tall flowers in the Community area near Smithsbore. The first stands 11 feet high with 38h lao. the second reaches 10 feet 6 inches with 44 boon, as reported by George JF Hoover.
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George JF
Hoover
Smithsbore Exohardiat
Lawyer's Profits Alimony Immune
In New York a lawyer's profits from stock trading were deemed immune from alimony. Mrs. Robert S. Johnston testified her husband sought $8000 to $10000 yearly from the market. Justice Frankenthawer ruled the husband's professional income, including stock profits, should go to the wife noting such gains often turn to losses.
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New York
Robert S. Johnston
Supreme Court
Frankenthawer
Drunk Lonaconing man kills one wounds four in kitchen
George Reidler, 40, opened fire with a revolver in a Lonaconing home kitchen killing Aleck George and wounding Gorey Mills Adam Muir and Charles Stewart. Arrested nearby, Reidler had served in the U S Navy and reportedly asked for another drink.
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Lonaconing
George Reidler
Aleck George
Gorey Mills
Adam Muir
Charles Stewart
Reidler
Brunt
Roc
Allegany County
Cumberland
U. S. Navy
Loudconing
Armour Died Owing Much Inheritance Story
Chicago reports J Ogden Armour died leaving liabilities around 20 million dollars not fully covered by assets. He once refused 150 million for his Ar mour & Co. stake. The item notes Armour & Co. as the primary creditor. A second brief from Culver City notes Norma Shearer, 22, to marry Irving Thalberg, 28, in an undivorced romance.
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Chicago
The
Herald & Examiner Today
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Culver City
Cal
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Nervousness Cited in Death of 20 Year Old Art Student
Mildred Barber a 20 year old art student in New York died by her own hand her father G F Barber a Philadelphia manufacturer attributes the tragedy to a nervous breakdown.
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New York
Mildred Barber
G. F. Barber
Philadelophia
Home town worried over missing Oceanic plane
Enthusiasm of Miss Mildred Doran's hometown turns to tension as the Oceanic plane carrying Auger Pedlar and the Doran family fails to arrive at Honolua, Miss Doran's brother William, a Cincinnati student, appears at a newspaper office after a sleepless night, and the family remains in constant telephone contact.
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Flent
Mildred Doran
Trates
Honolua
Misa
Doran
William
University Ff Cincinnati
Steap
No Walkout On W M S Likely Soon
Threats of a strike after the dismissal of Western Maryland yard conductor and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen official Alston G. Cook were not taken seriously by railroad officials in Cumberland. Cook was fired for insubordination and dereliction of duty. he claimed 460 union workers might walk out in sympathy, alleging framed charges by a non union engineer. Rail officials defend the firing as proper discipline and note past breaches by other workers. Union leaders in Cumberland are investigating the dispute and the case continues on Page 14.
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Alston G. Cook
Western Maryland
Cumberland
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Cook
Maryland
C. W. Sullivan
Brotherhood
Charge Men Killed Dog Allegations Hearings Set
Pauline Weyand of East End Hagerstown swore warrants charging Tony Ru disill and Abram Troxell with brutal dog mistreatment and death. A hearing before Justice J. M. Nave in Williamsport is scheduled at 7 o clock. Weyand claims witnesses and describes beating with a club and final killing with an axe. dog may have rabies. Constable Easterday and Deputy Sheriff Dunn served warrants.
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Tony Rudisill
Abram ‘Troxell
Pauline Weyand
Hagerstown
J. M. Nave
Williamsport
Miss Weyand
Easterday
Dunn
Missing Girl Insisted On Trip On Plane Miss Doran
Flint Michigan August 18 Miss Mildred Doran a schoolteacher and ward of oilman William Malloska won a place in the cabin of the plane Miss Doran on its Flint to Honolulu flight. The flyer backed by Malloska insisted on the trip despite the plane's apparent lack of success.
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Flint, Mich
William Malioska
Flint
Miss Doran
Mildreil Doran
Honolulu
Ypsilanti State Normal School
Caro
Malloska
Dorian
Plane in air derby showed extra fuel left in tanks
Honolulu August 18 inspection of the Woolaroc's gasoline tanks indicated the plane could have flown about seven more hours after its trip from the mainland in yesterday's derby. Officials estimated 100 to 140 gallons remained, while the Alpha reportedly had about an hour of fuel left.
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Honolulu
Four Americans Picked for Davis Cup Team
The American Davis Cup squad to defend the trophy next month in Germantown Pa will include William Tilden II of Philadelphia William M Johnston of San Francisco Richard N Williams II of Philadelphia and Francis T Hunter of New Rochelle New York government at home explains arrest of five priests as political opponents one served Austrians with kindness after October 1917 meanwhile Norristown Pa reports fumes and bobs needed for Gilbertville village lacks a drug store tailor or barber and county judge refuses incorporation proposal
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New York
Germantown
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Richard N. Williams WI
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
N.Y
Norristown
Gilbertville
Knight
Will Try to Fly Across New York
Aug. 18 a New York World note reports an experimental plane near Farmingdals built for weeks by the Pairchild Airplane Co and due next month to Capt. FE Jauney of Ottawa. He aims to fly from Canada to London using a Wright whirlwind motor and a 300 gallon fuel capacity.
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New York
New York World Today
Farmingdals
FE. Ll. Jauney
Ottawa
Canada
London
Lindbergh
Chamber Hn
Byrd
Europe
Smithsburg Arms for Robber Band in Town
Smithsburg tightens security as burglars operate locally. Three homes have been broken into and Harvey Spessard’s garage was broken into with an attempted theft of his machine Sunday night. Authorities plan a warm reception for suspects while a detective is hired to check fingerprints found on a robbed building.
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Smithsburg
Harvey Spessard
Aged man found near death at Falling Waters
John F. Boward a 73 year old missing from 653 Pennsylvania Ave was found on Dorsey Newlins farm on the Maryland side of the Potomac severely exposed and wounded. He was brought home for care and described as serious for his age. Jail controversy noted over prior restraint before release. A four year old from Downsville improves after neck injury from plow fall. Deputies Raymond L Bishop of Pearre and Millard F Bishop of Hancock receive wartime commissions.
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John F. Boward
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dorsey Newlins
Maryland
Potomac River
Ager
Newlins
Adam Hawbaker
Williamsport
Chambersburg
Murh
Helen Downey
Downsville
Largest Pacific search fleet orders 39 ships to find missing planes
Navy deploys 39 ships including Langley and Aroostook with 27 submarines and three tenders plus seven destroyers from San Francisco to search a 2400 mile arc for Miss Doran and Golden Eagle. Rear Admiral Ridley McLean coordinates from McDonough while submarines S-15 and S-16 join. Planes and commercial craft augment the hunt along a line from Hawaii to 60 miles north of Kauai.
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Washington
Pacific
Navy Department
Miss Doran
Golden Eagle
San Francisco
Honolulu
Seattle
Pearl Harbor
Langley
Aroostook
Haywaii
R. H.jack
Battle Fleet
McDonough
Ridley McLean
Hawaiian
Hawaii
Kauai
Hull
Corry
Sunner
Frenholt
Lavallette
Meyer
Hazelwood
R_ CG. Park
San Diego
Great Circle
Plane Would Float When Forced Down in Dole Air Race
Port Huron Mich Aug 18 The Buhl Aircraft Co says the Miss Doran would float indefinitely if forced down the ocean The large gasoline tank empties quickly by valve to act as a life preserver The buoyant empty tank would support about 25800 pounds and the plane weighs 2100 pounds with fuel empty Also report on a man named Nigh Zolack being held five days in jail on drunkenness charges with Sheriff Cushna handling the case.
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Port Huron
Mich
Miss Doran
Oakland
Honothe
Merbert Hughes
Buhl Aircraft Company
Me. Hughes
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Sacco
Vanzetti
Nicole Seva
Bartolomea Vancetti
Murch
Hancock
W. M.S
Will Hoof
John J Seiler
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
Mons
Coo
Wiley
West
Franklin Nin Street
Margaret Ricker
Ricker
Mya
Maude Tleason
Deferson Street
Ocean Flier
U. 8
Will
Raymond Lee Bishop
Pearre
Millard F. Bishop
Nigh Zolack
Uegaty
Cushna
Dudge Tchardt Duffey
Meu
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