Manslaughter charge set for Ash jury hearing Saturday
Willard Ash faces a manslaughter charge in the death of Mrs Christine Peters of Chandlers Valley. District Attorney F J Lyons expects a verdict at the 11 30 am Saturday hearing. Ash was brought from jail and the hearing was set. potential upgrade to a more serious charge possible. Funeral for Mrs Peters held Wednesday at Nobles Hill home.
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Willard Ash
Christine Peters
Chandlers Valley
F. J. Lyons
Ash
Constble Brown
Wheeler
Peters
Nobles Hill
Doctor Hamilton Robbed and Local Accidents Reported
A burglar entered Dr J W Hamiltons home last Friday night stealing cash 55 a 2500 policy a mileage book and a 35 bag. a watch and chain remained. A separate accident at Struthers Wells Co left Perry Coon with a crushed arm amputated at the Emergency Hospital. The week brings notices of Arbor Day plans and a Pittsburgh wedding. Health Board officers were elected.
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J. W. Hamilton
Struthers Wells Co
Perry Coon
Iis
Coon
Flood Wreckage Shows Homes Wrenched by Great Floods
Photographs and captions illustrate how floodwaters toppled houses, sweepers, and debris across neighborhoods. Residents survey damage while authorities assess contamination and safety risks after the disaster.
Sulzer Warns Barnes to Stay From Capitol During Session
Governor Sulzer warned William Barnes Jr., chairman of the Republican state committee, to keep away from the Capitol while the legislature is in session or risk action. Barnes defended his right to visit, citing constitutional rights and the people’s house, while Senator Elon R. Brown and Assemblyman Harold J. Hinman led a resolution over the full crew bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sulzer
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
State Capitol
Mr. Barnes
Capitol
Elon R. Brown
Watertown
Barnes
People’s House
Brown
Stilwell Case In Albany Probe Faces New Evidence
New York April 38 Deputy Attorney General Franklin Kennedy will meet George H Kendall president of the New York Bank Note company to arrange into shape evidence Kendall says will show Senator Stephen J Stilwell tried to induce him to pay 3500 to have a bill reported from committees Kendall claims Stilwell said the stock exchange sent a barrel of money to Albany to fight the bills Mahon denies the exchange spent money Kendall does not claim proof of exchange financing nor that Stilwell said the barrel money had been opened by the exchange He notes Stilwell used the assertion to show money was commonly spent in politics
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New York
Franklin Kennedy
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Kendall
Stephen J. Stilwell
Senate
Assembly
Stilwell
New York Stock Exchange
Albany
James B. Mahon
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Senate to Decide Hearing for Senator Stilwell Extortion Charge
Albany reports the state senate will choose whether the judiciary committee or the full senate hears extortion charges against Bronx senator Stephen J. Stilwell. If the senate handles it, proceedings begin April 8. if the judiciary committee, April 7 pending its report adoption.
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Albany
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Full
Senate
Stephen J. Stilwell
The
Bronx
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Senate Judiciary Committee
Density
A dialogue fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald discusses the origin of Earth's rotation. The professor dismisses a romantic view, arguing the planet acquired spin from its formation near the sun, with centrifugal force balanced by solar gravity.
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Hirmingham Age Herald
Cornell Hen Crowned Nation's Egg-Laying Champion
Cornell Supreme, kept by Professor James Rice of Cornell College of Agriculture Ithaca, has laid 600 eggs in three years weighing 86.19 pounds, about 25.82 times its own weight, winning the championship over Cornell Surprise which produced 180 186 and 196 eggs in three years.
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Cornell
Cornell College of Agriculture
Ithaca
James Rice
Poultry Department
Cornell Surprise
Tragic Freight Train Accident Claims Robert Welch
Robert Welch died last week at Warsaw Hospital from injuries suffered March 10 when he fell from a freight train on the Erie line near Portage high bridge. Rescue workers found a fractured skull, mangled left leg, and the loss of his right arm.
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Robert Welch
Warsaw
N. Y
Erie Railway
High Bridge
Portage
Bradford closes schools over scarlet fever epidemic
Public and parochial schools in Bradford are shut by board of health order and will stay closed until danger from scarlet fever and German measles passes. The board also extends the ban on Sunday schools theaters and all entertainments to anyone under 16.
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Bradford
Board of Health
Attica Quarantined for Rabies and Notable Deaths
Commissioner Calvin J Huson ordered Attica quarantined after a dog bite in Attica Center led to a Cornell confirmed rabies case. Jacob Yunker received Pasteur treatment and is out of danger. A wire from Hornell reports the death of William Richardson 76 in Enterprise Florida former Bank of Steuben president with survivor daughter Mrs Herman Beggs New York.
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Calvin J. Huson
State Agricultural Department
Attica
Jacob Yunker
Attica Center
Cornell University
Younker
Hornell
William Richardson
Bank of Steuben
Enterprise
Fla
Herman Beggs
New York
Sulzer Signs Full Crew Bill For Rail Lines
Governor Sulzer signed the full crew bill requiring freight trains over 25 cars on lines longer than 50 miles to have three brake men instead of two. The law also mandates a baggage man on passenger trains in addition to the regular crew.
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Sulzer
Jackson
Hornell Boy Drowns in Canisteo River Accident
Seven year old Earl Rosier, son of Mr and Mrs J Rosier of Stephens Lane, fell from an Erie railroad bridge abutment at East Avenue East of Hornell into the Canisteo river last week and drowned. He was playing with his brother when the mishap occurred.
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East Avenue
Hornell
N. Y
Earl Rosier
Ear Sewn Back On After Hotel Altercation
Nathan Hulbert lost an ear in a hotel altercation in Owego New York. He returned to Dr. Redding’s office with the ear missing. The doctor sterilized the ear and sewed it onto Hulbert’s head with about 30 stitches.
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Nathan Hulbert
Owego
N. Y
Dr. Redding
James McCrea Dies Former PRR President in Haverford
James McCrea former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died at his home in Haverford Pennsylvania His death ends a long era in the railroad industry and marks a notable loss for the company and regional business leaders.
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James McCrea
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Haverford, Pa
Floyd Allen and Son Executed in Virginia Penitentiary
Floyd Allen and his son Claude, the only two of the Hillsville gunmen to face the death penalty for the Carroll courthouse murders, were electrocuted in the Virginia state penitentiary in Richmond. An eleventh hour bid to save them failed after Governor Mann returned to the Capitol, blocking a lieutenant governor commutation.
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Floyd Allen
Claude
Hillsville
Carroll Courthouse
State Penitentiary
Richmond
Mann
Keuka College Appeals For Help From Voters
Keuka College asks every registered voter in Yates County to donate one dollar for college support. The college owns a main building valued over $100,000 free of liens, multiple residences, a basket factory, and other real estate with ample equipment for current needs. Fifteen teachers comprise the college and institute staff.
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Keuka College
Yates County
N. Y
Justice Bischoff Dies in 15 Story Fall in New York Building
Supreme Court Justice Henry Bischoff was killed last Friday after accidentally stepping into an elevator shaft at the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank building in New York. He was found on the 13th floor with his chambers, after leaving his 12th floor office.
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Supreme Court
Henry Bischoff
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
New York
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Youngsville
T. H. Jones
G. J. Gangaware
George J. Gongaware
First Lutheran Church
Elizabeth B. Geissinger
Pittsburgh
Tracy M. Greenland
John Siggins, Jr
Charles W. Schmehl
Hudson 4. Beirce
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