Bruno on trial for life in Kelayres raid case
Pottsville details indict Bruno and six kin on charges tied to a November 5 raid that killed five and left thirteen wounded at a political rally. Prosecutors seek capital punishment for the 50 year old, whose home became a focal point amid a far reaching list of relatives and alleged accomplices.
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Pottsville
Bruno
Ibert L. Thomas
Sounnel
James
Alfred
Philip’shen
Paul Bruno
Phillip
Arthur
Anthony Ordo
Broliempanyy
Joseph ‘Hose
Frank Fiorella
Eph Galosky
William y.Andrew Kostitian
Dominick Perna
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Connelly
Joseph A. Wright
Associated
Economy Group Is Appointed in Frederick County
Frederick Md Jan 7 The Economy group appoints an efficiency committee to study legislation for economical county administration and possible salary changes. Members include T Poole Jones William T Delapitaine Richard Potts Alvie M Bixler Daniel E White and Daniel S Guitton. The panel was named by Wilbur L Smith Edward F Hotler and H Cramer of local farm bureau pomona grange and real estate board leaders.
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Rederick
Fredcounty
General Assembly
Treasur
T. Poole Jones
Frederick
William T. Delapitaine
Richard ‘Potts
Alvie M. Bixler
Mount Pleasant
Daniel E. White
Urbana
Daniel $. Guyton
Burkittsville
Wilbur L. Smith
Frederick County Farm ‘Bureau
Edward F. Hotler
Pomona Grange
Ee. H.cramer
Plans New Stunts in Pittsburgh Mayor Threatens Widespread Firings
January 7 report quotes Mayor William We McNair saying last year’s gimmicks won’t raise taxes. He plans to fire everyone and cut government costs after noting failed political stunts. The Henry George Club hosts the remarks as the city faces fiscal pressure.
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Pittsburgh
William We McNair
Henry George Club
Williamsport P T A Meets With Dr Miller Speaker
The January meeting of the Williamsport Parent Teacher Association will be held this evening at the school. Mrs William D Byron will preside and the speaker will be Dr Victor D Miller.
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Wil- Mameport
William D. Byron
Victor’ D. Miller
Deaths in Middletown area notable in succession
Obituaries report the deaths of several Middletown residents and relatives. Qecer C Borleau, 59, died at home. Emory B Leatherman, 52, died in Washington after illness. Mary S Talhelm, 42, died at home. T K Gladhill, 66, died of pneumonia. Emma Keys Houzer Hess, 72, died in Ringgold from a paralytic stroke. Rosie A Miller, 72, died at home. Emma Hedrick, 87, died in Midland. Florence V Betts, 74, died at Bridgeport. Funeral details and survivors listed.
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Qecar C. Borleau
Middletown
Mary
Joseph K. Derr
William G
Ralph Gabor
John Adams
Reformed Cemetery
Talhelm
Alexander Street
William H. Talhelm
George P
Roy Upton Talhelm
Robert Brandenburg
Washington
Upton Y. Harp
Myersville
John Grossnickle
Roy Moser
Boonsboro
Fannie Harp
May Harp
Philadelphia
Grace United Brethren Church
Kraiss
T. K. Gladhill
Lola M. Gladhill
Glenn G
Roy C
Marke E
Floyd L
Earl Kepler
Ivan Routzahn
Raymond Shank
Lucy Gladhill
Emma Keys Houzer Hess
J. W. Hews
Rhoda Diehl
Ringgold
Rouzerville
Peter and
Mary Jane Harp Rouzer
Joseph Bess
Waynesboro
H. G. Wiles
Harrisburg
Herman Hess
Arthur and Allen
Smithsburg
Marry Bonebrake
Samuel Martin
Routerville
Kate -Rourer
Lakeland
Pla
The
River Brethren Church
Emma’ Hedrick
Jacob Hedrick
Midland
George and
Elizabeth (Meckley) Fouwke
Eva Hinegardner
DeWil
Hedrick
Fredericksburg
Shirt Found On Body Of Baby Lindbergh
Reporters recount the discovery of a shirt on the Lindbergh baby’s body and recount the reaction of Mrs. Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh and others as they search the house and react to the missing infant and the alleged theft.
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Lindy
Insull faces a new embezzlement charge in state court
Samuel Insull was called into state court in Chicago to face embezzlement charges of 66 000 dollars alleged to have bolstered his brother Martins brokerage account at Middle West Utilities. The arraignment may be continued until his chief lawyer returns. A federal indictment for concealment of assets in bankruptcy remains the other charge. Ralph Cummings, a Peru jail fugitive, was captured in Kokomo Indiana after police warned he carried nitroglycerin.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Martin
Kokomo
Ind
Ralph Cummings
Peru
Robbery Tips Best of Week and Triplets Arrive
Tip editor awards up to seven or eight cash prizes weekly for local tips with fair selection timing Monday notices avoid naming tip givers. Triplets arrive at Baltimore farm Rose the Jersey cow delivering three calves while mothers and children do well.
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The
Daily Mail
Baltimore
Rose
Emily
Harriett
Mary Dugan
Death notice for Mrs Charles Stevenson with thanks
In lieu of a full obituary a brief death notice states services were by Rev J S Simon with assistance from Rev F Berry Plummer. Interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Charles Stevenson Ir A v thanks friends neighbors for kindness during his wife’s illness and death and for flowers and use of cars.
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Rosie A. Miller
Charles Miller
Salem Avenue
Charles
Martha Snyder Brabham
Berryville
Methodist Church
Bluemont
George, C
J. Q. Grant
Jane' Shank
Pittsburgh
A. K. Coffman
G. I. Rider
Green Hill Cemeitery
J. S. Simon
F. Berry Plummer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charles Stevenson
Ir. A.v
Card of Thanks for Edgar E Black Family
Card notes gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their mother and grandmother. Thanks for floral tributes and use of cars. Edgar E. Black and Family, Adv.
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Edgar E. Black
Rescue Efforts For Havana Liner Amid Reef Rescue
Passengers were rescued from the Havana after it struck the Manzanilla reef near the Bahamas. Captain Peterson remained aboard with about 83 crew as life boats were launched and ships like El Oceano and Coast Guard units aided. The ship’s crew lists resemble Morro Castle’s with several former crew aboard. Weather improved and salvage attempts by tugs Carrabasset and Warbler were planned while the captain and a skeleton crew stayed aboard the leaking liner.
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Louis Levitt
New York
Peterson
Coast Guard
Havana
Coral
New Jersey
Ward Line
Morro Castle
el Oceano
Sirius
Miami
Carrabassett
Vigilant
Peten
Palm Beach
Fla
Radio Marine Corporation
Cerro Azul
Japan Arrow
Carrabasset
Warbler
West Indies
Manzanilla, Shoal
A. W. Petergon
Fair Association elects officers in large vote
In the annual Fair Association election held Saturday more than 300 votes were cast. Harold F. Beater was re elected vice president 165 to 138 over Tyr E W Ditton. Charles Ho Rinehart won corresponding secretary 175 to 132 over Clarence E Wolfe. Directors elected were Isaac Ankeney Charles W Hayett Joseph D Baker Raymond H Miller William McHenry George H Ham maker Charles E Cushins William H Cunningham Simon I Downey James TY Wolfe and J Kieffer Funk. First ten were elected. Other officers results: President A K Coffman 277 recording secretary Charles W Wolf 270 treasurer Thompson A Brown 257.
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The
Fair Association
Harold F. Beater
Tyr. E. W. Ditton
Charles Ho Rinehart
Clarence E. Wolfe
Isaac Ankeney
Charles W. Hayett
Joseph D. Baker
Raymond H. Miller
William McHenry
George H. Hammaker
Charles E. Cushins
William H. Cunningham
Simon I. Downey
James TY. Wolfe
J. Kieffer Funk
A. K K. Coffman
Charles W. Wolf
Thompson A. Brown
Twins named for Earle and Guffey born in Monessen
Twins George Earle Peterce and Joseph Guffey Peterce were born November 12 in Monessen Pennsylvania and named for Governor elect George H Earle and Senator Joseph F Guffey. Earle has given five silver spoons to children named for him.
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Philadelphia
George H. Earle
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Earle
George Earle Peterce
Joseph Guffey Peterce
Monessen
Washington County new state's attorney retires after record convictions
The new state's attorney completed a term with 10 convictions and 2 acquittals, achieving an 83.4 percent success rate. Major cases included three first degree convictions with no capital punishment and three manslaughter verdicts. He worked two weeks to prosecute major cases and aided police in breaking up three outside criminal bands, while expediting grand jury work. The official will retire to private practice with public goodwill.
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Harshman
Washington County
Two Washington County games on tap at Y M C A
Two YMCA basketball games are scheduled at the Funkstown Y M C A tonight. The Funkstown quintopponent De Molay starts at 7:30. The Woodmen face the YMCA five in the nightcap.
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Washington County
Funkstown Quint
de Molay
Woodmen
82 Year Old Man In Subtle Crime Wave
Richard Fisher 82 jailed 30 days after conviction for attempting to pocket a drunk. Police recall his past antics in subway and elevated trains, noting his slip into crime as he sways and targets passersby with mock bravado.
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Diasine Dick
Richard Fisher
Guzzle To Be Glorified Beer Advertising Debate
New York January 7 Colonel Jacob Ruppert president of the United States Brewers Association said that a theme exalting beer as a beverage might boost consumption enough to justify a return of the B cent glass. An official bulletin reported many die in a wreck near Turbine 130 miles south of Leningrad when express trains collided, with four relief trains dispatched.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
United States Brewers Association
Leningrad
U. S
Square Deal Group Urges Huey Resign
Baton Rouge January 7 The Square Deal Association formed at a mass meeting of Standard Oil employees and local citizens orders Senator Huey Long to abdicate his dictatorship in Louisiana. They telegraphed Governor Allen and lawmakers warning of action if dictatorial laws are not repealed within 10 days. Long planned to address the Senate in Washington as meeting speakers denounced him and officials and charged Long with keeping 25 machine gunners in the state house to shoot rebels. The gathering followed a protest by oil tax opponents.
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Baton Rouge
Square
Standard Oil Company
Huey Long
Louisiana
0. K. Allen
Long
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
State House
Standard Oil
Mayor-Elect Seizes Post in Biloxi Coup
In Biloxi Mississippi on January 7 mayor-elect John A O Kee fe with armed deputies and citizens ousted incumbent mayor R Hart Chinn after Chinn refused to concede. No shots were fired and O Kee fe said about 150 citizens were present and unarmed.
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Biloxi
Miss
John A. O'Keefe
R. Hart Chinn
Chinn
O'Keefe
Stock Quotations From Stein Brot & Boyce Firm
Quotations from Stein Brot and the firm of McComar Armstrong are listed at the McComar Armstrong Building, detailing latest prices and market moves for today. The snippet notes general stock activity and the source of the quotations.
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Stein Brot, & Boyce
McComar-Armstrong Building
Chicago Grain Market Report With Prices and Quotes
The notice shows Wheat Corn Oats and Rye futures with May July and Sept bids and asks, listing open high low and last prices for Stein Brown & Boyse in the WMeComar-Armatrong Building. Also mentions Dr Shipley's $1 Chiropractic Adjustment at 1 W. Wash St. Ph 2672.1.
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Stein Brown & Boyse
Wmecomar-Armatrong Building
Mussolini Laval reach complete accord after talks
Rome January 7 premier Mussolini and foreign minister Laval announced full agreement on all discussion points including Austrian independence and a noninterference pact. Earlier talks settled two points on colonial concessions, with a draft likely to be initialed tomorrow. A reception for Laval drew the Roman aristocracy as the talks concluded.
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Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Muscolin
Farnese
de Chambrun
Chicken theft and bicycle crash reported in town
T. B. Fogle on Manganarilis Road reports the theft of 20 chickens on Saturday night. Sheriff’s office investigates. Francia Laupar, 16, of 400 block Ridge Avenue was cut on the head when thrown from a bicycle early Sunday on South Potomac Street.
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T. B. Fogle
Manganarilis Road
Sheriff's Office
Francia"Laupar
Ridge Avenue
South Potomaci Street
Two Slum Clearance Projects Chosen in Baltimore
The Maryland Emergency Housing and Park Commission reported to Governor Ritchie that two Baltimore slum clearance projects have been selected, involving a total expenditure of four million dollars.
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Baltimore
Maryland Emergency Housing and Park Commission
Ritchie
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Mayflower
Zoom Cross Phone
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Margaret
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Ellerton
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Clarence Bowman
Ira Stottlemyer
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George A. Betts
Bridgeport
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Charles Thomas
Clyde Harbaugh
Chewsville
Clyde Stonfter
Bridgewert
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Gram Tiny
Mrs. Lindbergh
Insull
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Democratic Cosmopolitan Club
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Grantville
Hilda M. Posey
Annville
Victor G. Hejn
Hershey
Mary EB. Welconter
Jesse’b. Sheatler
Elsie J. Kushner
Bloomaburg
Gochen P. Hickin
McClung
Anna L. Lockridge
Wik Mamayille
John M.lacy
Ruth M. Taylor
Hagerstown
Charles E. Statler, Jr
Vivian Ll. Willison
Lloyd K. Lohman
Mary Elizabeth Easterday
Colgate
Ontas
Lykens Vally
Pennsylvania
H.L. Mills
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