Doctors optimistic on two crash victims amid ongoing inquiry
John Courteen of Liberty street and Katherine Burns of Union City show slight improvement after Sunday's west of the city automobile crash that killed Donald Crater. Deputy Coroner Fullom may hold further inquiry as doctors hope for recovery despite serious injuries.
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John Courteen
Katherine Burns
Fullom
John Courriven
Liberty Street
Migs Jatt
Tring Murs
Union City
Donald Craer
Bolick
Mr. Courtneon
Miss Burris
Nes
Forner Dan Hankey
Erie
Fuparts Fitlom
Increase Guard for Il Duce
In Rome on November 2 Mussolini faced a plan to mobilize nearly 1,000,000 sworn followers for his protection. The proposal would have fascists swear an oath to sacrifice their wives for Mussolini’s safety and authorize expulsion of dissenters at a Friday Grand Council meeting.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Pros
Rome
Toscise Teidert
Mussolini
St Duce
Grand Council
Vote Before 7 O’clock Light Vote Cast Today
Voters are urged to vote today before 7 o'clock to support John King for Assembly. Polling places close at Taotock and turnout is emphasized to secure a hometown majority for the Corry candidate. King is listed as the nominee of both major parties.
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Ofetavke
Corry
John King
Taotock
Jitte
King
Hekate
Narrow escape as car drags mother and child on West Washington
Mrs Curran and her six year old daughter Pauline were struck by a car driven by Alphonze Jackson on West Washington street. The vehicle dragged them about twenty feet before stopping. Mrs Curran suffered a deep cut to the face and head bruises. Pauline had a cut on the head. Both were taken to nearby homes for aid before hospital care.
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Washington Street
Stes Joe Curio J
Pauline
East South Street
Alphonze Jackson
Essex Street
Curravind Ohilis
Drijees
Joe
West Wieslington Street
Curra
Jackson
Risby Street
Glenn Klinger
Wadsworth and Smith Favored in New York Election
New York voters cast ballots with Governor Smith seeking a fourth term and Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr. aiming for re election. Robert Wagner trails closely, betting odds favored Smith while Wagner’s showing could tilt the Senate race. Franklin Christman’s Independent candidacy also factors in.
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New York
Cam Uldarey
Smith
Ogden S. Mille
Uessen
Robert E. Wagner
United States
Doposters
Wadsworth
Lund
Franklin W. Christman
Warner
Journal Will Give Election Returns
The Journal's Upsized Press wire will open after 7 o clock EST and run until all results are in. Returns from New York State in the race between Gov. Al Smith and Ogden Mills are expected early due to voting machines used in today’s elections centers.
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Journal
New York State
al Smith
Ogden Mills
Nesutt
Tint
Three Children Die In Kentucky Oil Blast
In Perry County Kentucky three children Nellie Harrison 12 Susan Harrison 17 months and Ella Luke grandchild of the Harrisons died in a kerosene oil blast at their home. The mother was away at the time.
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Perrish Beria
Nellie Harrison
Susan Harison
Ella Luke
Harrisons
Butler Leads Maspher Race Early Returns
Republican William M. Butler leads Democrat David J. Walsh by about four to one on early returns, with Butler personally enforcing by Coolidge influence.
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Mashper
William M. Butler
Coolidge
David J. Walsh
Baxter 15 Defeated Portland in Governor Baxter Contest
Arthur Gould led in the Maine election against Governor Percival P Baxter with Gould ahead by 8,371 votes. The result shows Gould leading in Baxter's bid for re election in a tight statewide race.
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Portland
Arthur Gould
Percival P Baxter
Spaniards, Italians Arrested in Insurrection Plot at Perpignan
Fifty seven Spaniards and Italians were taken into custody in Perpignan France amid suspicions they formed part of an insurrectionist movement intended to spark rebellion in Spain.
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France
Spain
Train Wreck Delays Philadelphia Service. Robbery Stuns Station
A gang gagged a watchman at the D sb and W railroad station, blew open the safe, and escaped with 4010 dollars. The same day a freight wreck near Harrisburg delayed Train 881 five hours, arriving in Philadelphia at 1:35.
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Mor Ins1une
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Typhoon Threat Looms Over Manila After Earthquakes
Observatories warned of an approaching typhoon prompting Manila residents to brace for impact after a series of tremors. Panic eased as officials urged calm and preparations continued, with prayers offered at public plazas and shelters set for wind and rain. Injuries were reported from residents leaping from swaying buildings during the quake.
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W. EB. Buhns
Presa Bind
Manila
Eity
City Council Prepares 1927 Budget and Taxes
City council plans the 1927 budget and tax levy at upcoming meetings. Officials seek clarity on 1927 assessments and potential improvements including street lighting on Columbus Avenue.
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Columbus Ave
City Budget Hearings Preview 1927 Plans and Finances
City officials prepare the 1927 budget with tentative appropriation drafts and tax levy ordinances. Departments present needs to finance improvements, with debate on milage, clerk hiring, and capital projects for the year ahead.
Fire Devours St Marys Plant in $500000 Blaze
A mysterious fire early today destroyed the St Marys sewer pine plant, one of the citys leading industries, causing an estimated loss of $300000. About 200 men were affected as officials say repairs will begin soon and insurance will cover part of the damage.
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ST. Mara's
Pa Noy
St. Mary's
Msirabce
Voters in Penna Elect Senator and Governor
About one million Pennsylvanians head to polls for the general election amid a bitter campaign. The contest features Republican Senatorial candidate William S. Vare and Democrat opponent William B. Wilson with issues ranging from corruption charges to tariff policy and Coolidge administration support.
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Vare
Wilson
Senate
Arthur N. Suverekrup
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Congress
Savera Eitheertaee
Coolidge
William S. Vare
William B. Wilson
Geo. Wharton Pepper
Temporary Bridge Planned After Fatal Pullock Incident
County and LeBoeuf township cooperate to replace the damaged Pullock Bridge with a temporary structure over French Creek. Commissioners pledge 1000 toward an estimated 2000 cost while LeBoeuf township covers the balance. Memorial services were held in Garland for Mrs. Vivian Smith who died after the Ford she rode in plunged from the bridge last Friday night. Miss Gertrude Cafisch of Union City visited today.
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Pollock Bridge
Garland
Vivian Smith
Pullock
Rll
LeBoeuf Township
Prench Creek
LeBoen Township
State Schools Head to Visit Corry
Public urged to hear Dr. Francis B. Haas State Superintendent address at Corry Senior High School Auditorium at 4 o clock on Wednesday. A dinner at Hotel Corry at 6 o'clock is offered for attendees and an informal reception in the hotel lobby from 5 30 to 6 30 p m.
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Wehjah
Loveland Fasales
Pihance Brown
Finance Department
Dickson
Vial
Ellis Harvey
Ity
Keystone Construction Company
Pablo Mattagio
Seventh Street
Emmanuel Church
Cotncit
Bracken
Ralph S. Dewey
Tie
City Colmcil
Dr. Prancs
Winns
Vahor
Corry
Connell
Lench
Roosevelt Highway
Columbus Avenue
Missiene Mallen
Ninoadsits
Francis B. Haas
Public Instruction
State Educational Department
Haas
Meadville
Orelock
Hans
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, Supt
Dewey
Dr. Haas
Corsy
Scientist Lectures on Christian Science Arrives in Town
Judge Frederick C. Hill of Clinton Illinois will present a free lecture on Christian Science Thursday evening at the Corry Society Church on Bark Street. Hill, a noted speaker and Boston lectureship board member, speaks in cooperation with the First Church of Christ Scientist and Boston mother church.
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Frederick C. Hill
Clinton
Ilinois
Church of the Corry Society
Bark Street
Judge Hill
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
First Church of
Warren
Jamestown
Selachduck
Azren
Erie
Sahore
Five Best Radio Features Schedule
Radio guide lists the Evening lineup with Eddie Cantor favorites from Chicago at 9 30 p m central Great moments from grand opera Pagliacci on WJZ at 10 p m eastern Cook's tour from Los Angeles at 8 p m Pacific Operatic excerpts on WOK Detroit at 10 p m eastern and a Red Apple Club segment for Wen day.
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Eddie Cantage
Chicago
Gran Opera
Cook
Los Angeles
Detroit
Tor Wen
Miraculous Escape After Erie Car Hits Freight Locomotive
En route to Bloomsburg Pennsylvania to attend a funeral, Mr and Mrs Dietrick and Harmon from Erie escaped instant death when their Chevrolet sedan was demolished by an Erie freight locomotive at Union City. The Dietricks were hospitalized with head and back injuries but expected to recover quickly, Harmon suffered shock but was not seriously hurt, and all continued to Bloomsburg by train.
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Bloomsburg
Marry
Dietrich
Annington Harmon
Erie
Erie Railroad
Union Cir
Dietrick
Corry Hospital
Harmon
Erié
Union City
Rotary Club Enjoys Four Musical Moments at Meeting
Rotary members gathered at Hotel Cory for a regular meeting headlined by Arthur Palmer with Brunswick panatrope selections from R. E. Palmer Co. Rachel Laugh and Laura Gates performed with Mist Clough singing Deep River and Home, James H. Wright contributing When You and I Were Young Maggie, Lucile Murray on piano and Frank Willcox on violin. The program pleased all and highlighted members with perfect attendance.
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Rotary Club
Hotel
Cory
J. A. Martin
Ralph
Dewey
Arthur Palmer
R. E. Palmer Company
Rachel Laugh
Union City
Laura Gates
Mist Clough
Tree
James H. Wright
Maggie Y
Aree
Lucile Murray
Frank Willcox
Clus
Aevun Mambere
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N. Y
Wagner
Emma VaiCise
Kon
Calvin Baldwin
Youngs
Tormier
Butler
Baxter
Philippine Islands
Ceae
Observatory
CIE
ST. Marys
Penna
Paign
Gertrude M. Cafisch
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Union City Crossing
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