Mrs Knopf Dies After Home Fire At Corry Hospital
Mrs Mabel Knopf long prominent resident of the city died at Corry Hospital after severe burns suffered when her clothing ignited during a bedroom fire in her North Center street home last Monday morning. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at the Davist home.
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Mabel Knapt
Tin
Vity
Corry Hospital
Knopt
North Center Street
Jaye Ronny
Sulute
Conry Hospital
James W Campbell Appeals for Cary Voters Support
James W Campbell speaks to Cary voters urging support in a local election. He faults his opponent and claims only an ax to grind motivates opposition, promising to improve education, raise efficiency, and address school taxes if elected. He asks voters to mark Socialist party or their chosen column with a cross or sticker.
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Carry
Cary
Socialist Party
Polis
James W. Campbell
City Council Sets Ten Meetings This Evening
City officials plan ten meetings this evening in the Municipal Building. The council agenda includes the usual monthly items and routine items expected before the commission.
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Remaint Enn ‘Son
Busirioere
Tragic Erie yards crash claims Nickel Plate engineer
Timothy Lynch died when an engine leaped the track at Erie yards while pulling into the yard. Polish farmer John Stash and Conneaut resident Serger were injured as a passenger train struck a wrecked Ford. Dr. Knapp of Youngsville treated the injured, with Stash in Warren General Hospital awaiting further exams.
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United Preas Eria
Timothy Lynch
Erie Yards
FW. Stuckey
Jobin Stash
Conneaut
Ohio
Corry
Warren Huspital
Eyneh
Conagvere
Warren
R.H. Knapp
Youngsville
Stash
United Press
Altho
E& Parts
Warten
Wik Close
Fara
United States
Watehini
Pennnsylvania
Reatt
John Stash
Jve
Ford
Serger
John Rusak
Farm
Rashok
Scott's Crossing
Ranger
Wars
Knapp
State Highway Patrol
Trafic
Otter
Officials deny wage rise demand by workers in Cleveland
Cleveland officials reject reports that wage increases will be demanded by fremen and engine men. Washington discusses Tenly's $3.18 billion war debt payment terms with United States. Paris notes a League of Nations delegate change. Scranton reports two Petocki children perish in a home fire. Philadelphia police seek an escaped maniac after a vehicle incident.
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Cleveland
Rather
Quiet Halloween Night Reported Calm in City
Police authorities report a quiet Hal loween in the city with chief OS Police Dunks labeling the night the most orderly and peaceful in memory, noting no major incidents. A single officer on duty near Hilloween observed the subdued conditions and typical holiday activity remained calm.
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HalloWe'en
Hilloween
Buying Power Breaks Exchange Records on Wall Street
New York trading opened with unprecedented vigor as stocks surged, led by U.S. Steel Mack Trucks American Can General Electric and U S Rubber among others. Rail shares rallied on strong demonstrations of strength in Atlantic Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville as bearish forces retreated.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Waterman Opposes Walker in New York Mayor Race
In New York City the mayoral contest tightens as Waterman and Walker rush final appeals. Democratic insiders forecast a Walker plurality, while Waterman backers cite a strong dissatisfied vote within the party. A separate note reports Alton Goodrich returning home to Buffalo after an unidentified event.
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Waterman
Walker
New York
United Press New York
Jimmy” Walker
Tamimany Hlemings
Water Max
Fountain Pebimanufacturer
Mitchells wide witness list marks fourth day of naval probe
The court martial of Brigadier General Mitchell enters its fourth day as subpoenas for a large array of witnesses are issued. Names include Wilbur, Davis, Sundry, Morrow, Crowell, Captain Heinen, Danstro wn, Donald MacMillan, O Sullivan, Perkins, and Pratt, with Coolidge not summoned. Proceedings seek Navy and Army ties to the Shenandoah disaster and related parachute and press data.
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Wfilted
Wasthington
Army
Navy
Mitchell
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Davis
Everett Sundery
Dwight Morrow
Special Air Board
Agriculture
Martive
Banedict Crowell
Anon Heinen
Dire Zarhare Danstrowns
Donald MacMillan
O'Sullivan
Connecticut
Perkins
New Jersey
Pratt
Ren Vorlgill Meyers
House Oterate Committee
Ist
Coolidge
Ia Wallan
Army discipline unchanged says Hicks in Washington
Colonel William Mitchell's statements have not broken Army discipline, says George L. Hicks adjutant of the Eighth Corps area to the jury of generals. Hicks testified there has been no breakdown in discipline within his command and he has yet to see evidence of any disruption linked to Mitchell's remarks.
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Hicks
United Press
Washington
William Mitchell
George L. Hicks
Eighth Corps
Frying Mitchell
Micks
Hima
Mitchell
Will creates music fund of three million dollars
In Philadelphia on November 2 a will by Direatore Presser, famed music publisher, leaves a three million dollar fund to promote music in Philadelphia and abroad. Probate opened Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 oclock. Florence Holden hosted a Halloween party for ten guests at her corner West Church Street home. Mrs William Asrey and her son John returned home after visiting Meadville with Mr Lacey's parents on West Frederick Street.
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Zy United Press
Philadelphia
Ain Musical Philandinos
Plorance Holden
West Church Treat
Spring Streets
William Asrey
John
Meadville
Mr. Lacey
Brothers Drowned in Allegheny River at Wood Hill
Franklin Pa Nov 2 Two Russell brothers Lester 0 and Ol yer 7 miles from here were drowned when a ferry struck by a sapper ran afoul of a pileup during boiler transport for a sawmill. Glenn Russell 40 swam ashore after heavy shots and a sheepskin raft failed. River was high at the drowning point.
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United Press
Franklin
Allegheny
Woodhill
Lester Russell
Russell
Glenn Russell
Conference on Boosted Rates Later in Week
City officials plan a meeting with Curry Water Supply Co to seek rate relief after two weeks of delays caused by the owners absence. Reported rate increases for average households run from sixty to eighty percent, with some users facing 75 to 80 percent hikes.
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Curry Water
Blaine Kincaid
Riin
Dita
Fisrease
Cars Crash at Center Street Intersection
Cars driven by LW Olds and Paul Stedens collided at the North Center and Park Place intersection shortly after evening Saturday. Neither vehicle was badly damaged but ten people were injured including Mr and Mrs George Koestner and daughters Helen and Ruth who were guests of Mrs Sloat and Mrs Koestner.
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LW. Olds
Paul Stedens
Corry
North Center
Park Place
Vilock
George Koestner
Helen
Ruth
Sloat
Koestner
Gu, Geiger
Isane Brark
Brishis
Constables Report For Court At Erie In Morning
November session of criminal court opened at nine o clock with constables gathering from all districts at Erie. Grand jury received indictments and reports. forty cases listed for grand jury presentation as trial jurors prepare to report later. Ernest Trek faces aggravated assault charges linked to a federal officer raid last spring. Trek is serving time for violation of federal laws.
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Criminal Court
Erie
Ernest Trek
Cassault
Orek
Feeiity
Alumni Association to stage farce at Union City
The Union City High School Alumni Association plans a comedy titled The Whole Town's Talking at Star Theatre Union City on Thursday evening. Proceeds support a memorial fund for World War II veterans and the Gold Star Mothers. Local curfews may attend the Union City show for a heavily patronized performance.
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Te High School
Hoy
Cain City
Star Theatre
Unio
Alumini Association
Gold Star Mothers of
Union City
Union
Spartansburg Man Dies in Corry Hospital
Oscar Condwill of Spartansburg died yesterday at Corry Hospital after a weeks long illness. He was thirty years old. The body was taken to Spartansburg for burial at Trimm’s Corners on Wednesday.
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Oscar Condwill
Spartanspurg
Corry Hospital
Spartans Sune
Wednesley
Verth
Bus Struck by Train Kills Six Children at Georgia Crossing
Waycross Ga Nov 3 A crash involving the Everglades Limited near a school crossing killed six children and injured about 20 of the 42 aboard. The bus was en route to the schoolhouse as trains blocked the crossing. Two physicians were sent from Fla to assist and hospital officials feared the death toll could rise.
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United Press Waycross
Georgia
Everglades Limited
Atlantic Coast Line
F. Bits
II Nahuniay
Fere
Crassini
Fla
Na Hanta
Road Work Contract Bid Promises Low Cost Grading
Bunce Company emerges as the low bidder for a highway stretch linking Pleasant to Titusville. The project involves rough grading and road building machinery, with preparations on site and a focus on cost efficiency for the 1000SMHG machinery line.
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Ther
Bunce Company
Polimtus
Pleasant Titusville
Five Best Radio Feats Across Distant Stations
A fragmented radio listing summarizes programs across stations such as WSM in Nashville and WJZ in New York. It notes evening schedules featuring opera, ensembles, and band performances, with mentions of WBZ WGY WDAF and regional carriers.
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RADIO
FEA
WSM
Nashville
WECO
Minneapolis
Bal
Ooke
WJZ
New York
WBZ Field
WGY Scheneetad
Eastern
Mengalberg Ostra
Ernest Hutchien
WDAF
Kartsus City
Botral
Tvanhoe
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Diedal Hospital
Muskegon
Michigan Police
Peter Unser
Charles Hammond
Dutch Anderson
Nitorious
Tun
Gerald Chapman
Hammond
Restaly
Hana
Pandit
Jim
Patn
Anderson
Chapman
New Yorke
Seversflago
Atlanta
Fen
Rita
Von
Dumime
Chapmand
Vietion
Bey Tastee Minew
Jai
Prince
Britain
Wheesa Nan Automobile
James Campbell
Council
Cory
Farmer
Warren Hospital
Youngaville
Tenly
Paris
de Jouvenel
League of Nations
Gen
Sveti
Scranton
Michael Petocki
Philadelphita
Aruck
Alton Goodrich
Bis
H Buffalo
Buen
Thelma Reugte
Davis— Coolidge
Center Street
Spartansburg
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