Labor Secretary Davis Talks With Mine Union Leaders
Secretary Davis of the Labor Department met with leading mine union officers to discuss escalating troubles in Pennsylvania Ohio and Northern West Virginia Marking no immediate conclusions from the talks the union officials reported they had asked President Coolidge to intervene by convening a conference of mine operators and miners or seeking a congressional investigation.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Secrretary Davis
Labor Department
Minere
Latar Department
Davis
Cvolldgg
NY clothier faces electric chair in partner's murder
New York City clerk Lefkowicz, a 42 year old lower East Side clothier, was executed for the murder of his business partner Benjamin Goldstein. Prosecution said he planned to collect a $70,000 life insurance payout with himself as beneficiary. Co-defendants Harry Greenburg and Irving Rubin suhl faced trials. Rubin suhl turned state's evidence. Goldstein drowned near Gravesend Bay after being lured onto a boat. Greenburg was acquitted.
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York
Dea
Lower East Side Clothier
Lia
Joseph Lefkowits
Yan
Harry Greenburg
Irving Rubinsuhl
Benjamin Goldstein
Greenburg
Rubinsahl
Seeger
Goldstein
Graves
Wend Bay
Rabinzahl
Lefkowics
Lefkowicz
South Head
Ind
Rubinablin
Colston
Arter
Bane- Reine Yz
Accidents Claim Many Lives in Recent Transit Review
A Public Service column reports 133 deaths and 63 injuries from trolley, tramway, and bus accidents in the 12 months ending October 1, with 126 dead and 1,080 injured in the 22 months to that date. Government debate touches on enforcement of federal prohibition and disarmament proposals.
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Bautimone
Coumisalan Tnday
Pergong
Pervona
Htoo
Slayers Held After Bootleg Ring Bust In Brownsville
Roy Wenrieh and brother Robert of West Browns ville Pa are jailed as slayers of Laura C Knapp and Paul R Fox after officers stopped two bootleg cars. Authorities allege the pair led a liquor distribution gang. Roy Wenrieh was found guilty of murder and given a long term.
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Roy Wenrieh
Annous
Brether
Robert
West Brownsville
Laura C. Knapp
Paul R. Fox
Thros
Roy
Alll
Priest Recalls Deer Hunt Shot and a Pheasant Misfire
Father Witt Whalen, pastor of Buchanan Valley, recalls a near hit by a rifle years ago and a later unarmed incident on his porch where a pheasant struck his head. He joked the sound resembled angels as the bird collided with him while fleeing shots in the woods.
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Father Witt Whalen
Pontacthor
Buchanan Valley
Paetor
Kila
Gabriel
Ear for sale prompts varied city offers in Chicago ads
A Chicago newspaper ad offering 2500 for a left ear triggers local reaction in Hagerstown. A lawyer says many locals and strangers offered body parts to a nonresident society woman, while one young mother and Doris Clarke describe seeking money for fur coats and life needs.
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Doris Clarke
Mise Clarke
Rockford
Nica
Chicago
Jett
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Post Trial
The Hancock jury in the Ray Post murder trial could not decide after 21 hours of deliberation and was discharged at noon. Foreman Emory Mattenderf led a tired panel with a split view on conviction versus manslaughter amid ongoing state arguments. The judge had pressed for a verdict after the noon session, with jurors locked in overnight and reported continued deadlock.
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Ray Post
Hancock
Raw Shirk
Morbers
Court House
Saveril
Tara
Emory A. Mattenderf
Foreman
George K. Lowall
Jacob J. Keller
John W. Unger
Chas
Thaddeus A. Woader
Francis M. Hoff
John Hoover
George Twyford
Howard Schindeldscher
J. Frank Futlorur
Ha Slate
Cnae
Neko
Baga
Marines Off On Long Hop To Managua In Monoplane
Brainerd commander E M. Shepard and N M Winchester piloted a tri powered Fokker monoplane on a nonstop line of duty flight from Florida to Managua Nicaragua. Major Brainard earlier radio state mishap not confirmed as station knew nothing of the flight.
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Brainerd
U. S. Marine Corps Aviation Forces
Bergaant
M. T. Shepard
N. M. Winchester
Managua
Vicnriqua
Marine Corps
Rey West
Fla
BE. H. Brainard
Nicarague
Havana
West Virginia Democrats Favor Al Smith for President
Wheeling report says Charles W. Osenton of Payette West Virginia political leaders express pronounced sentiment for Governor Al Smith of New York as Democratic presidential nominee. Osenton, in West Virginia to confer with state party leaders, notes the mood among delegates.
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Wheeling
Charles W. Osenton
Payette
W. Vin
Democratic National Committee
Ernor Al.Smith
New York
West Virginia
Owenton
Market Opening Delayed to December 17
The city's new market base will not be open on Saturday December 17. Mayor Bovanan had hoped for December 10 but delays in inginting equipment necessitate postponement.
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Bovanan
Companionate Divorce Granted in Cleveland Case
Judge Ewing grants a companionate divorce in Cleveland. Meg Ly Hummer is granted separate quarters in the same house with three children, a half interest in the home, and a weekly paltry of 20 dollars for a housekeeper, with Mr and Mrs Floridar Ly Hummer in custody.
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Cleveland
Ewing
Floridar Ly Hummer
Meg
Justice Huber Injures Leg in Auto Incident
Inetico George CG Huber of Taw cock was returning home yesterday evening when his car stalled. He slipped and fell, injuring his leg. doctors have not yet determined if it is broken or sprained.
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Inetico George CG
Huber
Tawcock
Gonfnod
Tia
Tls Automobile
Gold Demand Pushes Sanity to $160 Million
A partial OCR text indicates strong gold demand and banking changes this Christmas season. Analysts expect roughly $160 million in gold needed across the country, with implications for liquidity and price stability as institutions adjust to higher gold reserves.
Careful Next Time Mountain Grove Item Noted
Fragmentary dated note from Mountain Grove mentions avoiding interference with school matters and a disrupted pump incident. Names and specifics are unclear but suggests a local matter requiring caution.
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Mountain Grove
Dee 4
Windshield Wiper Law Sparks Pennsylvanian Debate
A garbled 1920s style notice reports a new motor vehicle rule penalizing nonfunctional windshield cleaning devices with arrest or a fine of five dollars or four days in jail. The obscure text jumbles places and terms but centers on windshield wiper compliance and penalties.
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Pennsylvapia Motorlate
Wade
Unwritten Law Trial Defense for Los Angeles Mother
Mrs Anzel Hull pleads unwritten law in defense after she shot Gordon J Water on a street. Hull believed Waters betrayed her one year old daughter Marie and revealed Waters was a married man with a six month bride.
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Anzel Hull
Top
Los Angeles
Gordon J. Watare
Waters
Marie
Weagley Appointed Register of Wills in Washington County
Charles A. Weagley a prominent Democrat and Beaver Creek resident was appointed by the Orphans Court to fill the unexpired term as Register of Wills for Washington County. The first ballot selection followed resignation of John D. Hollyday. Weagley, longtime educator and president of the Board of Education, will assume duties January 1 and may retain the education post. Earl D. Huyett had been a candidate supported by Judge Huyett and Ward.
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Charles A. Weagley
Beaver Creal
Orphans’ Court
Washington Comity
John D. Hollyday
Hollyday
Wengley
Board of Education
Hageretown
J. Scott Bower
Independence Senators to Vote on Three Bills
Washington reports that Senator Curtis of Kingos, Republican leader, assured independents a vote on three measures in the coming session. The farm relief bill, federal injunctions, and a probe into U S activities in Central and South America are on the agenda. Seven deer were legally killed in the Mason Dixon line to Caledonia refuge on opening day, with two spike bucks and two does among the bag, while buck numbers remain plentiful in the region.
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Washington
Curtis
Kingos
Iepublivan
America
Central
South America
Mason & Dixon
No Man There for 20 Years in Ontario Fire Escape Protest
In Ontario a wealthy elderly resident Mrs P A Hamiston resisted firemen removing her piano and valuables from a burning home after door intrusion. She claimed the piano would be scratched. main house burned. President Colligo announced plans to go to Haryana in January for Pan American congress.
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Ontario
Cal
Wade
P. A. Hamiston
Firtmen
Cuba
Colligo
Hat
Haryana
Rockefeller Sr in Florida for daily golf rounds
John D. Rockefeller Sr arrived in Florida for a winter stay at The Casements in Ormond Beach. His secretary said he would see only a few close friends and would not invite reporters during his extended Florida visit.
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Dumond Reach
Fle
John D. Norkefeller
Florida
Gechialin
Japanese Bride's Confession After Killing Husband
Dec 3 in Cat Ban Pedro a 25 year old Japanese bride Muakimoto KUed her husband after a quarrel she describes as driven by conscience. She asks forgiveness for not cleaning the home before the act, stating the motive was personal distress.
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Pedro
Muakimoto
Local man Barnes held on check charge in arrest
Archibald E. Barnes of Hagerstown is under arrest and held for two hearings in Philadelphia after being detained by Police Chief Barber. Previously, Deputy Sheriff Clarence G. Emanert had him arrested on an alleged check charge in Newport News, Va., but he was released on a writ of habeas corpus when authorities failed to pursue. Barnes, a bond salesman for a Baltimore brokerage, had operated locally. Dr S M Wagnman received a permit to build a house on Oak Thill avenue.
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Troudelontchevy
Archibald E. Barnes
Hagerstown
Gustidy
Philadelphia
Chist
Barber
Burles
Sherif Clarence G. Emanert
Newport Newe
Juicice
Frans G. Wagnman
Weekly Weather Forecast for North and Mid-Atlantic States
A vague forecast notes potential rain or snow with chilly periods likely in the week. Temperatures are described as moderate with pockets of cold air, affecting travel and daily plans across the region.
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North
No Wine No Song Is Choirs Warning
Florentine choir of Florence travels through Los Angeles. Fifty members threaten to abandon the rest of their transcontinental tour unless supplied with high quality wine. The Florentine choir is said to be Italy’s oldest musical organization on its current American tour.
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Los Angeles
Pec
Floren
Tina ‘Choir
Florence
Sos
Poisoned chicken supper sickens churchgoers
In Punxatawney Pennsylvania two women suffered illness after a church chicken supper at the First Baptist Church. Doctors say gravy left standing too long in a container caused the poisoning. a dozen or more were seriously affected but all were expected to recover.
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Punxatawney
Brindle Seeks Delayed Sentence Before Deer Hunt
Brindle, a deer hunter from near Fort Loudon, was found guilty in Franklin County court of driving while intoxicated after a gully verdict. He asked District Attorney Dippinger to defer punishment until after deer season, appealing for one day to hunt before serving time. Judge Davison agreed to impose sentence the following day as sleet and snow marked the day Brindle hoped to hunt.
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Brindle
Fort Loudon
Frankiln
Drindie
Dippinger
Belndle
Jil
Never Too Old to Hunt Deer Brings Classic Shot
An elderly hunter known as Uncle Billy Deuchef proves age no barrier as he ducks into Tom's Crack area and shoots a large buck on Wolf's Fork. His precise eye and steady aim yield a perfect shot viewed with pride by the Charmain Miniterey section.
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Billy
Charmain
Tor
Traces Moves On Day Doctor Was Shot Dead
The trial of Beach for the murder of Dr. A William Lilliendahl continued in Magny Landing Court. Beach denied links to the doctor s widow and to any road maps marked at the scene. He described past friendship with Mrs Lilliendahl and said only quarrel was over chicken medicine. He stated he never owned guns beyond three found dusty after the killing. He recalled a prior argument over curing sick chickens and noted he fled to Parker home near Marcus Book to present himself when grand jury was to convene.
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Preas
Magny Landing
No 4
Bec
Willis Beach
Atari
Fils
William Lilliendahl
Beach
Littendahl
Mira
Soen
Henry Hugh
Philadelphia
Ray
Fi Beach
Bratmaattni Lillfeidah
Lilliendahl
Willis
Doc
Willie
Dench
Parker
Marcus Book
Parker Home
Edison Hedges
Stock Market Activity Amid Merger Rumors and Dividends
Speculation dominated New York Exchange trading as investors weighed merger rumors and the midway reports. Volume neared 790,000 shares in the hour, with notable swings in stock prices and dividend payments reflecting renewed market optimism.
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New York
Vavancs Ren
New York Stock Exchange
Ovormons
Dha
Imany
Armia
Sutton
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