Local notices and listings from a fragmented page
Fragmentary OCR items show a jumble of names, addresses, prices, and times. Readable bits reference Stennett street, 525 per 30-atr, 76 ae, and a Smith in Pennsylvania. The text lacks coherent events or clear actions but preserves several named entities and locations for cataloging.
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Coraphina
Guy Ota
Good Wayne
Eredt
St. Pos- Stennett
Alyreanon de Artment
W.F. BL
Barth
Ives
Final Speeches See Voters Decide Presidential Race
Raymond Clapper reports from Philadelphia that closing campaign events are sparse and voters likely fixed. Governors, Herbert Hoover heading to California to vote confirm the national mood, while religious and prohibition issues drive turnout and outcomes across regions.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Philadelphia
Houghton Quits as Ambassador to London
President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton to London. He leaves the diplomatic service to pursue a U S Senate seat from New York, with Coolidge praising his foreign service record and predicting success in the New York campaign.
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Washington
Goollige
Alanson B. Houghton
London
U. S. Senate
New York
Houghton
Coolidge
Foreign Service
New Storage Shed Erected by The Haale Clark Company
A new storage shed 20 by 40 feet has been erected by The Haale Clark Company on SeaMl Butth utreet for storing stock. The project includes a Yukon contract and is expected to be completed within four work days.
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Haale Clark Company
Ing & Neventorage
Frente Jonew
Nebraska Blizzard Strands State Roads and Rails
An early severe blizzard swept Nebraska from the north, blocking roads and delaying trains. Winds drove rain into snow in the east, ice toppled wires, and heavy snow and drifting made driving nearly impossible. Trees broke under weight, and livestock was not warned of worsening cold as temperatures plunged statewide.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Fine Halloween Weather Fails to Spark City Celebration
Corry enjoyed exceptionally fine weather for Halloween as revelers filled streets and a large crowd attended a State Armory dance sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Company A. Awards went to Elwood Baccus Ralph Martin Jerome Haight and Mrs Smith for best costumes though some disorder marred the night with melees and damaged storefronts and autos along the business district.
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Corry
Hallowe'en
State Armory
Foreign Wars and Comi Juny A
Lyman
Jamestown
Danctp
Elwood Baccus
Ralph Martin
Irs
Jerome Haight
Mrs. Smith
I Police
Istrigt
Autombiles Park
Curb Election Day Drinking by Federal Officials
Prohibition Commissioner J M Doran orders administrators to take measures to prevent bootlegging and public drinking near ballot places on election day. Federal agents will be on duty day and night November 6 to handle complaints, with special receivers in districts to address violations, as authorities vow strict enforcement during the election period.
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Joseph
Wasney
United Press
Washington
J. M. Doran
Doran
Seismic Activity Reported by Chicago and Georgetown Seismographs
United Press reports a severe earthquake felt in Chicago with quakes recorded on the University of Chicago seismograph from 10:18 PM to 12:20 AM, estimated at 1.50 miles distant. Georgetown University seismograph also logged tremors described as strong and lingering, with initial readings at 2:28 AM and a maximum shortly after.
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United Pres
Chicago
University of Chicago
Washington
Georgetown University
Father Tondorf
Criticism by Raskob Meets Quick Reply in NY Nov 1
The article reports Senator George H. Moses defending against Democratic charges that he or others fomented anti Catholic material in North Carolina newspapers. Moses questions John J. Raskob’s role as national committee chair and accuses Democratic operatives of sending out hateful anti Catholic material. Raskob counters that Moses directed distribution to damage Hoover and the Republican ticket in several states.
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United Press
New York
George H. Moses
Republican Party
Fohm J. Raskop
North Carolina
John Z. Raskop
Moses
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Hoover
Ruskoble
Raskon
Kuslob
Spidolepigis
Cowell
Ines
Washington
New Hampshire
Raskoh
Democratic National
Circula~ Ton
Suitara
Herbert Hoover
Worls
Raskob
Afd
Ndt
Police raid at Antler Hotel nets fines and arrests
Police authorities raided the Antler Hotel on Wheel M street last evening and confiscated liquor. Mary Tinko Mallick, a repeat visitor to raids at the place, was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Police Magistrate Porter. James Bull and Michael Rooney were arrested, with Rooney to have a hearing Saturday. Bull found money on him and denies taking it. Lu was also arrested and held for a future hearing.
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Antler
Weel Mat Street
Mary Tinko Mallick
Mde Sinder
Mallick
Porter
James Bull
Joe
James McBride
Bull
Michael Rooney
Will
Hoover Heads West on Campaign Swing for Presidency
Herbert Hoover leaves Washington for a transcontinental trip to California to vote and rally voters with four speeches. He plans to appeal to farmers in St Louis and to address crowds in Louisville Pueblo and other western venues while emphasizing final campaign themes and confidence in victory.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United
Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Capitol
California
Cumberland
Maryland
Hoover
United States
St Louis
Louisville
Court House
Pueblo
Colorado
Republican Nations Committee
Rocky Mountain States
Five Best Radio Features Across Networks Today
Radio listings show WJZ with Network S 80 EST and Maxell Hour on WOR. WABC airs Lonor Hour at 9:00 EST and Hank Simmons' Show Boat on WOR Newark 10:00 EST. WEAF schedules The Sentinels at 8:30 EST.
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WJZ
Maxell
WABC
Lonor
Hank Simmons
WOR
Newark
WEAF
the Sentinels
Gas Fatal to Three in Brooklyn Flat
Three people suffocated in a Brooklyn apartment were found by police. Mrs Minnie Attiss aged 45, her daughter Gertrude 21, and son James 23 died from gas. Neighbors recalled Mrs Attiss was despondent after her husband Patrolman James Attias killed himself on Christmas Day 1921.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Minnie Atkiss
Gertrude
James
Attiss
Contributors to 1928 Community Chest Meeting Called
Contributors to the 1928 Community Chest campaign are urged to attend a meeting Friday evening at the Municipal building. Officers will be elected for the coming year and reports on the past year’s activities will be presented. The Chest surpassed 310,000 yet may near 312,000 after remaining cards are returned. Funds will be allocated for the next twelve months to support the Children’s Aid Society Salvation Army Corry Hospital Boy Scouts and Community Nursing Service.
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Children’s Aid Society
Salvation Army
Corry Hospital
Boy Scouts
Sed Community Nursing Service
Two Highway Department Workers Die in Collision
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania two State Highway Department employees died after a truck collision on the Sullivan Trail. B K Paston 89 of Everett and Thomas Allgood 40 of Clarks Summit died en route to a hospital. Herbert Reader 20 of Taylor was arrested in Wyoming County on charges of manslaughter and reckless driving.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
State Highway Department
B. K. Paston
Everett
Highway Department
Thomas Allgood
Clarks Summitt
Sullivan Trail
Herbert Reader
Taylor
Keyes Named in Oil Case in Los Angeles
Los Angeles November 1 Ann Keyes district attorney may surrender on a warrant charging him with official corruption and misconduct in office connected to a petroleum case involving a $100 010 sum. The warrant, issued on a grand jury form, accuses the prosecutor of conspiring to free persons charged with terrlin pal offenses.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
Cxlif
Ann Keyes
Los Angeles County
Tilian Petroleling
Grand
Smith the Democratic nominee mocks foes before Newark crowd
Governor Alfred E. Smith spoke to about 12 000 people at the New Jersey Army and Navy Memorial in Newark detailing his labor and tariff stances. He urged public ownership of power on public sites but opposed power transmission lines and signaled support for farm relief and unemployment measures. He pledged to curb injunction abuse, modify the eighteenth amendment, and seek restraint on prohibition while aligning with McNary Haugen farm relief. He claimed backing from 10s of Democratic Congress candidates.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Newark
Athati Seaboard
Alfred ¥. Smith
Jabor
Sumex Avenue
Industral
New Jersey
Smith
McNary- Haugen
Alton
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Grater
Imanl Fort
Congress
Erie Educator Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Dr W W D Sones of the Erie branch of the University of Pittsburgh spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Corry on higher education. He described branch schools reducing costs and prep school needs, and outlined Erie’s Pitt extension offerings and courses. The program noted a joint meeting with the Warren club was postponed and future talks would focus on local initiatives and a proposed Juan bank. The Kiwanis Club also endorsed the Christmas seal campaign supporting the Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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W. W. D. Sones
Erie
University of Wittburgh
Kiwanis Cluh
Hotel Corry
Resitfon Aes Apy
Sunes
University of Pittsburgh
Ype
Warn Chib
Graf Zeppelin Returns as Atlantic Flight Ends in Friedrichshafen
Germany celebrates Graf Zeppelin as it lands at Friedrichshafen after a record transatlantic flight from Lakehurst. Eckener reports stormy Atlantic passage with winds up to 137 feet per second, crew praised by a cheering crowd and a nation marking a historic airship achievement.
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Friedrichshafen
Atlantic
Eckener
United Press
Friedrichshapen
Germany
Huge Kekener
Bictener
Hig
Kekener
Newmumnland
Newfoundland
Wickeney
Priedeichshafen
Fatherland
Graf Zeppelin
Fastum Stanndard
Hugo Eckenpy
Lakehurst
Hess
Eckenes
Uilise
Lake Cosmee
Lufthansa Company
Eourope
Zeppelin
Fiem
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Benisylvania
Dakotas
Cotton Belt
United State
Pri
Antler Hotel
Tuendy
Municipal Building
Road Dept
Fae Ploye
Keyes
Kiwanis Club
Atlantic Ocean
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