G O P Chiefs Believe Election Already Won
Corry men abandon canoe trip as heat wave takes toll. Robbins and Stumpf from Lincoln City left weeks ago for a voyage down the Allegheny and Ohio rivers toward St. Louis. They abandoned at Steubenville after rain, floods, and locks difficulties, then rode by train home.
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G.O.P
Corry
Ohio River
Asten Robbing
George Stumpf
Lincity
Allegheny
Ohio
Mixalasippi
St. Louis
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Jst
Robbins
Stumpf
Former Corry Woman Hurt In Auto Crash
Mrs. Harry J. Unangst of Cane Bre Springs, formerly of Cory, suffered severe cuts to the head chest and body in a Brocton auto wreck near the street tracks. Miss Helen Heavier and Miss Helen Dobson were also injured as the car skidded on a slippery road and crashed into a telephone pole. All three women and another occupant were hospitalized at Dunkirk with shock and injuries reported.
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Harry J. Youngst
Cane Bride Springs
Corey
Lyn Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunsirle
Brocton
Uningst
Helen Heavier
Swisevale
Helen Dobson
Pitcatrn
Hariolmy Yured
Miss Liebson
Mian Toolver
Dunkirie
Giiole Yitnesyon
Gulto
Cory and
Forsting
Cambridge Springs
Close Escape at Crossing West of Union City
Meineray area near Union City on Lezcour road reported a near fatality Thursday afternoon when a Ford coupe driven by Harry Brown of Union City was hit by an Exe Fullroad freight train. Brown escaped with shock after the collision stopped the car at the crossing. Brown is a Union City Ry section foreman.
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Meineray
Union City
Lezcour Road
Brown
PR Ry
Ane
Corry Escapes Severe Storm Notice
Corry experienced a severe thunderstorm with lightning and heavy rain causing damage nearby. A downpour around 1 p.m. impacted Kane, Wattshurky, and Warten, with considerable damage reported in the area.
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Corry
Corky
Saveyal
Yes
Newtons Fine of 100 Dollars for Arbuce Arrest
Police report Newton was fined 100 dollars and costs after an arrest conducted Tuesday night by Chief Magee in Union City. The ruling lists 125 as the total with penalties, but the defendant reportedly did not pay.
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Bhip" Wawron
Arbucei
Magee
Inlaw City
Fydera
Aldarman Bola
Union City
Spar Town Spar Spartansburg road bids awarded for water bound roads
The Spar tansburg borough council accepted the bid of Davis and Patterson Linesville contractors for water bound slag roads from Merchants Corner to Riceville and surrounding streets including Mechanic Davenport Jefferson Washington Wood and Blakeslee The bid was 10493 35 with work to be completed by November 1 The project is funded by a bond issue approved by property owners.
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Spartansburg
Davis and Patterson
Linesville
Linesville Fem
Mechanic
Davenport
Jefferson
Washington
Wood
Blakeslee
Issurantes
B. E. Austin and Sons
Keystone Construction
Meadville
Merchants Corner
Riceville
Traf Ge
Corry
Board of Bile County Commissioners
Drie County
Nichols Boy Is Improved After Gas Incident
Corry Hospital reports continued improvement for nine year old Erwin Nichols of Alton Nichols after inhaling gas from the Pinch wreck site. His younger brother Wilbur died from the fumes and was found deceased at the home.
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Corry Hospital
Erwin Nichols
Alton Nichols
Wilbur
Today's five best radio features on major networks
Radio listings show WE AW Network and WOR Network presenting a concert hour from the National Bureau, a true story program from Maury WEAD, and a Cities Service Orchestra live in DST. WYNC New York features Kottenhorn's Symphony Orchestra with 526 contact details and schedule notes.
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WEAW
WOR Networks
Brory Maury Wead
Orchester
Wriley Ravinwy
WYNC
New York
Kottenhorn
Smith Rests Over Week-End Returns to Albany After Syracuse Visit
Gov Alfred B Smith rested over the week end after busy trips to New Jersey and Syracuse as preparation began for a busy week of state business. He traveled back to Albany last night weary yet satisfied with his first public appearances since accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. Political leaders in Syracuse reported encouraging state prospects and noted no strong fair welcome from local crowds, hinting Smith may gain ground there.
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Albany
Syracuse
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
N. J
Alfred B. Smith
New Jersey
Ben
Syracuss
State Committee
Guilfonnio
Mallister Superintendent Reelected Amid Western Conference
Manley Stricken Erle conference in Shanghai reports Mallister was unanimously chosen for a fourth term as superintendent. Aug 31 events note Lord Bishop W. M. Bell addressing the American Chamber of Commerce. Former secretary Jorday’s session included a chamber address.
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HS Moatater
Jami Town
Erle
United Arab- Shanghai
China
Teyehurch
Miad-warren Manley
W. ME. Bell
Robinson Defines Democratic Appeal to South and Prohibition Faction
United Press dispatch from Hot Springs reports Senator Joseph T. Robinson’s acceptance speech clarifying Democratic aims to reconcile wet and dry wings. He defends Governor Smith’s stance on prohibition modification as personal, while pledging enforcement of the Volstead Act. The nominating ceremony drew 15,000 to 20,000 attendees despite rain.
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United Press Hot Springs
South
Agskanes
Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Congress
Robinson I
Program for Young Folks on Labor Day
Harry Spiter has arranged athletic events for Labor Day City Park celebration to be staged Monday. A Charleston contest for girls offers prizes of 5 and 2 dollars. Events include boy handicap race balloon race dressing contest tree-for-all colt game sack race 50 yard dashes and a preceding contest with prizes across both genders. Time and place of races to be announced in Saturday's program.
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Harry Spiter
Charleston
Weinity
Rebels in Nicaragua clash. several killed and captured
In Managua on August 51 a clash with a U S marine patrol led by Captain Stockes left several Nicaraguan rebels dead and five captured with one wounded. The attack occurred near Macualiza where about 40 rebels were under Manet Angel Crtex.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Ewo
United States Marine
Stockes
Macualiza
Manet Angel Crtex
Amundsen Seaplane Report Cited From Polar Run
Oslo reports no confirmation that Roald Amundsen's seaplane has been found or heard from since June when he departed Tromsø with five companions bound for the Italia voyage rescue. Investigators chartered to Bear Inland pursue fishermen sightings as officials note lack of verified contact.
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Amundsen
United Press
Oslo
Norway
Roald AmUndsen
Lofoten Islands
Wii al Arstad
Tealedmer Michiel Larson
Tromsoe
League of the
Dirigible Italia
Kellogg Receives Warm Irish Welcome as Peace Leader
Dublin Aug 31 Irish leaders and guests toasted United States Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg as a symbol of international peace during his brief visit. President Cosgrave and dignitaries attended a state dinner where Kellogg praised Ireland and the Irish contribution to civilization.
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Arch Rodgers
United Press
Dublin
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Win
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Kellogg
Lie
Treland
Gest
Cosscrave
Countess McCormack
James Fitzmaurice
Tim Healey
McNeill
Kevin O'Higgins
Admiral Burrage
Sterling
Cosgrave Pier A
Ireland
Elaing
Taliner Case Heard in Court
Jonal residents were called to Erie today at the hearing before Judge A. P. Rossiter in the suit by North Center street property owners to suspend operation of the Zollaneck state yard. The hearing followed a three day adjournment and was set to resume the next day.
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Slany Jonal
Wo Erie
A. P. Rossiter
North Center Street
Zollaneck Jtate
League will not interpret Monroe Doctrine in dispute
Geneva Aug 8 The League of Nations will refuse to interpret the Monroe Doctrine. Authorities say the council cannot comply as the doctrine concerns only the states directly interested. Costa Rica had demanded an interpretation of its application.
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United
Geneva
League of Nations
la Costa Rica
Council
Constance Talmadge to sail for Europe on Paris liner
Film actress Constance Talmadge will sail tonight for Europe aboard the French liner Paris to work on a new picture at the Rax Ingram studio in Nice. Reported plans for a project in Zegement were denied as untrue.
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New York
Constance Talmadge
Europe
Paris
Rax Ingram
Nice
Hollywood
Seven Dead in New York City Heat Wave Relief
Aug 31 New York reports a heat wave with seven deaths and many prostrations. Temperatures reached 84 degrees before a thunderstorm brought brief relief. Beaches and parks crowded as residents sought sea breezes and cooler air. damage from the storm included broken power lines and a fallen cross at a church.
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United Press
New York
Alice
Fation
Manhattan
Coney
Pisland
Rockaways
Long Beach
New Jersey Shore
Denekes
Rai
Woodmere
Long Island City
Moldeman
Alam
Rockaway Beach
Brooklyn
SS Phillips Lutheran Church
Auto Upset on Hare Creek Road Driver Unhurt
S. H. Harper of Ben Avon escaped with minor bruises when his Buick sedan left Hare Creek road near Wheelock, overturned, and slid off the highway. Farmers aided the unaccompanied driver, who then rode with a passerby to seek treatment as the car was towed to a local garage.
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S. H. Harper
Ben Avon
Wheelock
Harper
I Harper
Hare Creek
Fair Draws Crowds as Corryites See Elmer McElroy Event
Large crowds gathered in Corry to witness Elmer McElroy who held a contract event this week at Wallaby. Fireworks lit the night as vendors and residents enjoyed the fair atmosphere.
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Amon M'Elroy
Wallaby
Elmer MéElroy
Farthyr
Quiet Campaign Planned To Dodge Squalls
Washington August 31 Herbert Hoover and campaign aides plan a quiet effort to cruise into victory with limited speeches and minimal national intervention They expect favorable electoral votes though conceding a close popular vote Their strategists emphasize a restrained approach and rely on state organizations to steer the campaign while Hoover rests at Palo Alto preparing cabinet choices and a possible Florida trip after Christmas
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hover
fiWe
Lipit Gay
Democrate
Alemay
National
Hoover
Khan
Hivutstn
Prermann
I Ae
Anybidy
Conlidge
White House
Hoover Fen Quarters
Niuiny
Donovan
Atarnhy Gonemil
Hay Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Mayo
Huber Work
Re Reson
Omeiit
Palo Alto
Florda
Moran
New York
Machold
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UNION
Harry Brown
Newton
Riceville Road
Board of Education
Ix Constacls
Oaight
Nichols Boy
Sen-Robinson
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Charlester
President Cosgrave
Taliner
New York City
Harecreek
K JU Harper
Hay
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