Warren Man Held on Murder Charge After Stenographic Hearing
Testimony in Warren recounts Emile Amann shot on January 27. Dr. Pierce describes Amann’s wounds and a Colt automatic revolver No 15505 found near the body. Witnesses place John M. Andrews at the scene under electric light, with three gunshots heard. The court orders Andrews held for the June grand jury.
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Dr. Pierce
W. S. Pierce
Bunker Hill
Emile Amann
Hibbard, Spencer and Bartlet Co
William Spinner
Warren, Pa
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlet Co
LeRoy
Sheffield
Lyons
Commonwealth
Allen
Harrisburg
Andrews
John Andrews
John M. Andrews
Warren
Sixth and
Liberty Street
Mr. Myers
Mr. Arird
Mr. Messenger
Messenger
Revolver
Cochran
Mgr. Andrews
William H. Allen
Criminal Court
Olive Industry Safe Outlook in Limited Localities
The olive industry in this country shows little risk of overdevelopment as olives thrive in only three localities, limiting potential expansion and signaling a cautious, regionally concentrated growth pattern.
RANSOMMONEY FOUND In Kidnapping Plot Linked to Will Rogers
Las Vegas New Mexico April 13 Will Rogers 20 and Joe Wiggins a former convict are held on kidnapping charges in the Waldo Rogers case. They confess detailing the plan to seize the 2 year old son of Albert T Rogers after a $12000 ransom was paid. Wiggins wore a mask and used keys provided by Will Rogers. Public sentiment runs high with threats of lynching as guards hold the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Will Rogers
Joe Wiggins
Waldo Rogers
Albert T. Rogers
Attorney Rogers
Rogers
Wiggins
Madrid
Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Jealous Oakfield man shoots mother in law and wife
Addison Phillips in a liquor fueled rage shot Charlotte Addison through the temple at the home two miles west of West Barre New York. He dragged her body and searched for his wife before a posse and Frank Sheldon pursued and wounded him. Sheldon was injured and Phillips was finally captured.
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Orleans County
Addison Phillips An
Oakfield
George Addison
West Barre
N. Y
Hattie Phillips
Charlotte Addison
Squire Burns
Frank Sheldon
Texas
Sheldon
Phillips
Dansville Man Attempts Suicide at Livingston County Jail
Fred Mosier of Dansville attempted self harm at the Livingston County jail in Geneseo last week. He and three brothers are detained over an assault case involving their sister Grace as victim. Mosier borrowed a penknife from a fellow prisoner and slashed his throat. Dr. Reed, the physician, believes the wound unlikely to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mosier
Dansville
Livingston County
Geneseo
Mosier
Grace
Reed
Escaped the Gallows Shocks London Murder Case
Steinie Morrison, condemned for the Leon Bar on murder and linked to the Houndsditch gang, escaped the gallows. A petition for commutation reached Home Secretary Churchill, reducing the sentence to life penal servitude. Baron was said to be killed over alleged betrayal of the gang to police.
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London
Steinie Morrison
Leon Baron
Houndsditch
Churchill
Beron
Jamestown Water Plant Posts Profits for Last Fiscal Year
Superintendent D W Immell reports the Jamestown municipal water plant earned between 56000 and 57000 in the last fiscal year. Since its 1903 purchase from Jamestown Water Supply Co it has been a success, paying interest on the 600000 bond issue and reducing principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Immell
Board of Municipal Water Commissioners of
Jamestown
N. Y
Jamestown Water Supply Company
Actress Clara Inge Jaynes Granted Divorce in New York
Supreme Court Justice Newbarger grants Clara Fant Inge Jaynes a divorce from Tirlin Colman Jaynes of Buffalo. Married since 1909, he offered no defense with three actresses named as co-respondents. Inge Jaynes, part of the vaudeville act Inge and Farrell, proclaims actresses should stay single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Newbarger
Clara Fant Inge
Tirlin Colman Jaynes
Buffalo
Jaynes
Inge-Jaynes
Inge and
Farrell
Village Fire Destroys Part of Howard Business District
Lightning struck the Masonic building in Howard New York wiping out part of the village business section. Several houses burned and a business block housing two telephone exchanges was saved by the bucket brigade. The damage runs into thousands with further destruction reported across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
N. Y
Steuben County
Ithaca Iroquois Hotel Burns at Renwick Park
The Iroquois hotel at the head of Cayuga lake in Renwick Park burned with all its contents. The fire, likely caused by defective wiring, caused an estimated loss of about 10096 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Park
Cayuga Lake
Weds a Million Dollars
Louisville report says Mrs. Elizabeth Heasley Maxon Smith Baumgardner, famed as the citys wealthiest widow worth about one million dollars, married Carl Neumeyer a government service employee earning five dollars a day in Pittsburg. The groom is 31 and the bride 49 years old.
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Louisville
Elizabeth Heasley Maxon Smith Baumgardner
Neumyer
Pittsburg
Carl Neumeyer
Neumeyer
Potato prices surge in Hammondsport market
The Hammondsport New York potato market, once at 20 cents per bushel for weeks, has jumped to 50 cents per bushel in recent days. Farmers hold hundreds of bushels in storage as the price climbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
N. Y
Urbana and Hammondsport weigh new town village building
Urbana and Hammondsport, N Y, discuss a modern building for town and village purposes to replace the town hall burned two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Hammondsport
N. Y
Johnson signs three year deal with Washington club
Washington reports pitcher Wal ter Johnson signed a three year contract at 7000 per year. He will debut against Boston next Saturday. Johnson sought 7000 this year 9000 next year and 32000 the following season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Washington
Walter Johnson
Boston
Appointed Inspector of Locomotives
George J. Mack of Syracuse was appointed by the Public Service Commission of the Second District as inspector of locomotives at an annual salary of 3000 dollars. Mack has been a mechanical engineer with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Mack
Syracuse
Public Service Ission
Second
Mack
Prier Flies Non-Stop Dover to Calais Aces Channel
Aviator Prier started from Hendon and crossed the English Channel in the afternoon from Dover to Calais. He completed the flight at about 2,000 feet, aiming for a nonstop London to Paris route.
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London
Prier
Hendon
Paris
Channel
Dover
Calais
General Mills Returns From Border Mission
Brigadier General Anson Mills retired U S A member of the international boundary commission returned to Washington after weeks near the Mexican border. He studied the arrest of Edwin M Blatt of Pittshore and Lawrence F Converse of California by Mexican troops near Guadeloupe on suspicion of revolution. The two men are jailed at Juarez. The United States claims they were seized on American soil. Mills met with State Department officials and will file a formal report soon. The department suggested bail for Blatt and Converse pending a boundary dispute settlement.
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Washington
Anson Mills
International Boundary Commission
Edwin M. Blatt
Pittshore
Lawrence F. Converse
California
Messrs. Blatt
Converse
Guadeloupe
Juarez
United States
Blatt
General Mills
State Department
Silk mill strike locks out 1000 workers in Shamokin
Shamokin, April 13. A work stoppage by a few employees at one of two local silk mills owned by J. H. and C. K. Eagle of New York left about 1,000 workers idle as the plant and a dye establishment closed pending labor talks. Workers demand higher pay and oppose an unfair docking system. Managers say the demand seeks a 95 to 40 percent increase and a 55 hour week without wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
New York
Welsh Defeats Pal Moore in Ten-Round Exhibition
Freddie Welsh former lightweight champion delivered a technical display at the National Sporting Club in New York last night defeating Pal Moore in ten rounds. Welsh used superior experience quick combinations and his defensive style to dominate the 19 year old Philadelphian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Freddie Welsh
National Sporting Club
Pal Moore
Philadelphia
Welsh
Paris Opera star Muratore not killed in Monte Carlo trap fall
A Monte Carlo report stating Lucien Muratore had died after a stage trap fall is false. Muratore, one of tenors at the Paris Opera, is alive and well in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monte Carlo
Lucien Muratore
Paris Opera
Muratore
Aviator Falls Into Sea in Monte Carlo Test
Becue, an aviator, plunged 1200 feet while testing Fabre's hydro plane near Monte Carlo. He was rescued uninjured by a torpedo boat assisting in the tests, though the machine was badly smashed.
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Monte Carlo
Becue
Fabre
Market Report from New York Wheat and Produce Prices
Market report from New York on April 12 lists prices for wheat corn oats pork butter cheese eggs and Bermuda potatoes. No. 2 red wheat 93 1 2 cents per bushel No 1 northern spring 1.02 1 0 cents pork $19.00 19.59 per barrel butter 114 6 14 cents creamery extras 20 14 cents cheese state specials 14 15 4 cents eggs state and Pennsylvania 19 2 ie Bermuda new potatoes 7.00 per barrel bulk 1.62 1.75 per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Bermuda
Market quotes from Buffalo grain and dairy values
Buffalo on April 12 lists WHEAT No 1 northern carloads at 1.04 and No 2 red at 0.94. CORN No 2 yellow at 0.54 3/4 f.o.b. oats No 2 white 0.364 3/4 f.o.b. afloat. FLOUR prices for various grades range from 4.75 to 6.25 per barrel. BUTTER creamery tubs 22 cents. EGGS state white 19 cents. CHEESE 11 to 11 1/4 cents. POTATOES White 5 1/2 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Winter Family
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report
Prime steers sell from 6.50 to 6.60 per pound with 1200 to 1400 pound weights. Steers 5.65 to 6.00, fat cows 4.90 to 5.26, heifers 9.75 to 6.15, common pulls 3.75 to 4.25, veals 8.25 to 8.59, general range 7.75 to 8.90. Yearling sheep 5.50 to 5.75, mixed sheep 4.65 to 4.76. Light hogs 6.75 to 6.80, heavy hogs 6.35 to 6.50, pigs 6.86 to 6.85.
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East Buffalo
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Amann
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Amann
John S. Bayer
George W. Spinner
Hibbard Spencer, Bartlet Co
Osborne Weaver
Curt Shawkey
H. P. Setchel
Chicago
William Messenger
Blood Houses
Gray Court
5Th Street
Liberty
Penn’a
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Rogers Boy
Oakland
Farmer
Ithaca
Burns
General Mills Returns
Mex
Ican
Shamoekin
Welch
Aviator
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
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