Police in the Darks Tie Rose Shapiro to Rosenthal Case
District Attorney Whitman targets Jack Rose and William Shapiro as likely to break and turn state evidence. John the Barber Reisler is held for perjury as the grand jury probes Becker’s links to police and gamblers. Burns agency assigns 23 men to Rosenthal case. Burns himself to assist.
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Whitman
Jack Rose
William Shapiro
John
New York
Charles Becker
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Otto Aversi
Grand Jury
Aversi
Rosenthal
Joseph Immerman
Immerman
Hayes
Lahey
Captain Day
Tenderloin
Nott
Dougherty
Rose
Dora Gilbert
W. J. Burns
Burns
Murder Prisoners Named In Crime Case
Sam Paw and Bridgie Webber are described as prisoners in a crime case with witness Jack Sullivan cited. The item notes a murder investigation or trial context involving the four individuals.
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Sam Paw
Bridgie
Webber
Hell
Jack Sullivan
Sam Paul
American Press Association
Bridgey
Herman Rosenthal
Sullivan
Wreck verdict blames engineers and flagman near Corning
A coroner's jury holds Engineer William Schroeder and Flagman Edward Lane responsible for the July 4 wreck of a Delaware, Lackawanna & Western train near Corning New York. Warrants for manslaughter in the second degree were issued. The panel faulted Lane for negligent actions and cited improper engine steaming on the block line. It notes signals were properly placed and suggests two engineers aboard Mother Hubbard engines, torpedoes for safety, and nonwooden cars.
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William Schroeder
Edward Lane
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Corning
N. Y
Herbert B. Smith
Edward J. Lane
Schroeder
Child Killed by Third Rail in Scranton
Three year old Frankie Kane of East Scranton was burned when his playmate Wilfie Heaghn, five, lay across a Laurel Line third rail and could not get up. Frankie led rescuers to the spot after reporting the other boy’s distress. The Heaghn child was found dead on the rail line as they played near the tracks.
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Scranton
Frankie Kane
East Scranton
Wilfie Heaghn
Heaghn
Laurel Line
Rockaway Girl Elopes With Pennsylvania Attorney
Linn Voorhees Phillips, Fayette county solicitor and Fayette County Comptroller’s agent, secretly marries Doris Falding of Rockaway, New Jersey. The ceremony was in Cumberland Maryland performed by Rev. Dr. James E. Moffat after a romance that began last September in Uniontown.
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Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Linn Voorhees Phillips
Fayette County
Uniontown
Falding
Jean Kennedy
O. W. Kennedy
New York
Woman Injured When Auto Collides With Street Car
An auto owned by J. D. Bouyer of Tamaqua collided with a Sunbury and Selin’s Grove street car in Sunbury. Bouyer's wife was injured as the car and auto turned over after the impact. The street car was badly damaged.
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Sunbury
J. D. Bouyer
Tamaqua
Sunbury and Selin
Grove
Bouyer
Woman Tramp Quits Road After Fatal Train Tragedy
Mrs Lillian Shircliff a 34 year old Louisville widow traveled with two men from Louisville on a hobo trip. They were struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern train near Cincinnati while clad in street clothes. The companions were William Dankhoff and A B Jenkinson. The incident ends the journey as Shircliff says she had joined the men last Thursday seeking life’s experiences.
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Cincinnati
Lillian Shircliff
Louisville
William Dankhoff
A. B. Jenkinson
Lafayette
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Gas Blast Injures Boys at Parish Coal Mine
A minor gas explosion in No 6 slope at Parish Coal in Plymouth, Wilkes-Barre area, seriously burned two boys John Fells and Alexander Gornick and three mules. Gornick’s naked lamp ignited a gas feeder, fire quickly controlled, hospital treatment given.
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Wilkes-Barre
Parish Coal Company
Plymouth
John Fells
Alexander Gornick
Gornick
Dog Sets Off Tragedy Kills Girl in Lebanon Yard
Clara Ferris aged 10 was killed when a dog bumped a revolver in nearby John Wallace aged 14. Wallace was loading the weapon in the yard of their home when the accident occurred as the dog brushed his arm.
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Lebanon
Clara Ferris
John Wallace
Keeping Air Fresh with Ammonia and Cologne Water
A room freshening method suggests placing a jar in an inconspicuous spot and adding a small block of ammonia, then pouring in ordinary cologne water. The result is a faint pleasant odor that is hardly conscious.
Advertise Mail and Get Results
Local notice urges readers to advertise in the mail and secure prompt results. The brief promotes quick response channels and highlights the benefits of targeted outreach through postal services.
Two tied for first in Warren Mail subscription contest
The Warren Mail outlines a tight race among six district candidates led by Miss Faul and Miss McCune with Miss Carrier close behind. It notes district battles in Sheffield and Tiona, and promotes an Opportunity Period offering 100000 votes per every ten dollars in subscriptions, urging local supporters to boost their favorites.
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Warren County
Warren Mail
Miss Carrier
Russell
Sheffield
Tiona
Miss Faul
Miss McCune
Anna Black
Kinzua
Spring Creek
Ettinger
Miss Day
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