Mistrial Ordered in Oil Case Probe Death of Truck Driver
Deputy Mark Fullom conducts inquiry into the death of George Beemus, a truck driver for the Wilting Station, crushed at the Summer Street crossing when train No 101 struck his rig. Inquest likely this week. services set for Friday at 2 PM at the Pedicated Church of Spring Creek. Burial in Spring Creek cemetery beside his father. Beemus survived by his mother and four brothers. two sisters in Pontine and this city.
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Mark Fullom
George Heemus
Wilting
Bimmer
Pennsylvnnia
Fyllom
Soung Ahah
Beemus
Aoi
Summer Street
Alexander and Company
Darien
Ollock
Spring Creek
Cowiss Clarence
Lawrence
Higme
Fred A. Bee
Balchen Chosen to Pilot Graydon Plane Dawn
United Press reports Heiri Balchen, a crew member of the Armadon monoplane, named by Mrs Frances Wilton Graydon as pilot for her next Atlantic crossing attempt in a Sikorsky plane. Balchen, formerly with Byrd and in service since Europe, replaces Chamberlin who declined the post.
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NW York
Heiri Balelyon
France
Frances Wilton Graydon
Atlantic
Hulchen
Sisence Chamberlin
Graygon
Old Orchard
Copenhag
Chamberlin
Baleden
Europe
Batchen
Servingean & Lest
Anthony 17
Gy Holder
Wince
Barnard Elected President of the American League
H S Barnard president of the Cleveland Indians was elected president of the American League succeeding Byron Bancroft Johnson. Directors met in financial session to elect. Darpad William Warridge, longtime Johnson secretary, was chosen secretary of the league.
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Chicago
H S. Barnard
Cleveland Indians
American League
Byron Bancroft Johnson
League
Darpard William Warridge
Johnson
Tengnie
Lower rail rates seen in tax cut plan
Washington November 2 United Press reports the Ways and Means Committee discussed a ten percent cut in railroad taxes. Duncan opposed reducing freight or passenger rates stating railroads paid 41 percent taxes while operations paid only 4 percent. Industry reps urged tax relief to help manufacturing and commerce arguing current levies deter dividends and profits.
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Paul W. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Thonse Ways and Means Committee
Doc S$. Duntean
Acomonist
Duncan
Interstate Commerce Cosy
Hewra Duncan
Ashe c
Mjuny
Inpurbagt Industries
Will Rogers Seeks Indianapolis Mayoral Run
Will Rogers the cowboy humorist plans to leave Beverly Hills to run for mayor of Indianapolis. In four telegrams to friends he predicts two robberies, three lies, and poison will be avoided as he aims to enter Indiana politics with aides Jesse Andrews and Kin Hubbard. He promises to improve administrations and provide laughter amid alleged robbing.
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Will Rogers
Indianapolis
United Pros
Beverly Hills
Calif
Indianpolis
Indiana
Jesse Andrews
Kin Hubbard
Abe Martin
Probe Clash Between Miners In Missouri Mine
Adjutant General Adams opened an inquiry into Monday’s clash between regular and independent union miners at a Missouri Consolidated company mine. Regulars continued picketing halting operations while injuries were reported. Regulars seek seven fifty a day. independents work at thirty nine. Governor and sheriff requested troops to protect property. state troops were offered if needed to avoid interference with regulars’ picketing.
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United Press
Lenington
Adams
Consolidated Company
Roy
Baker
Woman's Club Benefit Card Party Held in Parish Hall
The Evie Woman's Music Department presented a benefit card party at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Parish Hall. More than 100 guests enjoyed a pleasant evening of bridge and 500 after vocal selections by club members. Prizes were awarded to several attendees, and refreshments followed.
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Music Department of
Woman's Club of Erie
Parish Hall
Evie Woman's
Ful
Exmanuel Epicropal Church
Lov
Lie Faillés
Cory Club
Erles
Exe
Ina Austin
J. L Spiesman
JR Mount
Clara’ Oxhurne Mes
GS. Peck
JB Tilas
Pat Hyend
Jay J
Morganidga
BL Burford
France US tariff dispute moves approved in entlast vlity
Paris reports approval of the latest tariff maneuver in the ongoing dispute with the United States as Minister May Bokanoowski contemplates sending a note. In New York trading, stocks swing on profit updates with General Motors and several majors rallying amid market volatility.
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Paris
France
United States
Entlast
May Bokanoowski
United
Sheldon Whitehouse
New York
Mternoon
Lst
General Motors
Houston
General
Raphalt
Stand
Oil
California
Marland
Armurican
Midland Styot
Radio Corporation
Corry Man Receives State Appointment in District
Corry man S Austin Aghin named factory inspector in this district along with other appointments announced by the state labor and industry department. Included are various inspectors and assistants across cities such as Pittsburgh Bellevue Pottsville and Mercer with officials listed for drafting and general oversight roles.
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Bank S. Austin Aghin
United Press
Tarrisburg
Peru
Atalal
Guy Pisher
Hinthing
Charles Zhumerdan
Hina Tokon
Canny Ty
Uatchord
Demand Farm Relief Bill Aggressively Demanded in St Louis
In St Louis a sweeping indictment of farm relief fees called for reenactment of the Haugen bill and its principles. The conference criticized President Coolidge and Congress for inaction while urging voters to back candidates favoring farm relief in the upcoming election, with cross party criticism of both major parties.
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United Press
ST Louis
Navy
Esiutit
Amnasadavgevedl
Democratic Anit
Pres. Coolidge
Sharrén
Ub Congress For Agriculture
Dynamite Found Under Railroad In Massapequa
Massapequa New York November reports a dynamite charge worth about 100 dollars was found under the eastbound third rail car by a railroad worker and police. Greensburg Pennsylvania November 2 details a man Williams 42 a Jeannette woman held on murder suspicions in the shooting of her husband. Investigators questioned workers and a realty firm denies involvement with no arrests made.
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Massapequa
N. Ys
Long Inland Railroad
Exowelx
Greensburg Pa
Jeannette
John
Williams
Sas
Willims
Ed Hoc Nishant
Pail Realty Corporation
Phe
Lhargyd
Armistice Day Observance Proclaimed by Coolidge
Washington November 2 President Coolidge issues a proclamation setting aside November 1 as Armistice Day. He urges Americans to express gratitude for peace and to dedicate the day to thanksgiving and prayers. The aim is to foster permanent peace through goodwill and friendly relations among nations.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
United States
Ruth Elder Eyes Next Atlantic Flight Ambition
Ruth Elder told Paris reporters she aims to fly the Atlantic next year. Accompanied by Cap Geo Haldeman, she meets French aviation officials and plans events at the American Clubs and French venues before sailing from Cherbourg to Newark aboard the Aquitania.
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United Press Navy
Americary
Ruth Elder
Lakeland
Fis
Agai
Atlantic
Miss Elder
Cap Geo Haldeman
Clu
Cus de
de Charen
Ersailles
Charleston
Planes Gather For Memorial Flight Over Sea
From Paris on November 2 two seaplanes departed Le Hourget Field bound for Thionville near the coast to drop wreaths miles at sea in memory of our lost aviators Others from Cherbourg and Favre were to join the squadron as it passed the toast line.
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Paris
le Hourget Field
Thionville
Frm
Cherbourg
Favre
Former French Leader Charles Humbert Dies Suddenly
On November 2 year old former Senator Charles Humbert died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage while near return to politics after years in private life. Humbert had just settled an old feud with Premier Poincare and was a bitter rival. He narrowly escaped treason conviction during World War I era.
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Univea
Charles Humbert
Humbert
Lamp causes serious burns to four year old Tot
Four year old Little Alleria Babcock suffered extensive burns after a lamp toppled and ignited her clothing at Plymter home. Grasier of Clymer carried the child to Comy hospital, where doctors battled to treat the degree burns on her body, chin, and face amid uncertain recovery prospects.
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Little
Alleria Babcock
ald-Ain
Frank Balcock
Piymter
Hs Condiien
Gira Honda
Grasier
Clymer
Comy Hospital
Fall Expresses Disappointment Over Mistrial
Albert Theal declares he is deeply disappointed by the mistrial in the conspiracy case against him and Harry F. Sinclair. He criticizes Justice Suldon for biased conduct, says a verdict of acquittal would be possible, and requests retrial immediately despite government opposition.
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United Press
Washington
Albert Theal
Harry F. Sinclair
Suldons
United Sites
Teanop
Pall
Four Bandits Executed After Conspiracy Case
Mercer Pa November two four of the six men charged with conspiracy are executed by a jury. Leroy Rowe Delbert Rowe Lester Riley and Shas Semple of Clarksville were executed. Dennis Livermore, alleged leader, is in Ga City hospital after an operation.
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United Press
Mercer
Alihes King
Wolivury
Quilty
Leroy and
Delbert Rowe
Groverty
Lester Riley
Greenvale
Shas
Semple
Clarksville
Dennis Livermore
Alleges
Gai City Hospital
Right Persons Injured in Fire
Pittsburgh reports two fires within two hours injuring seven people, five of them women or men listed as right persons, with property damage estimated at 350,000. Three families were left homeless.
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Ey United Ress
Pittsburgh
Perons
Dramatic Close in Jury Tampering Case
A tense courtroom finale ends with jurors discharged as government lawyers push fraud charges against an Athens area case. The proceedings reveal alleged misconduct, investigations into a top official, and plans for a grand jury appearance tomorrow, signaling ongoing legal drama.
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United Prose Wasrington
Joelle Pealerich
Ernihh Ieee
Anther Fyn
Jeane Gillrt
Athens
Ie Durin
Ty Priison
Autieta
Aii
Mili
Quaisthaves
Ani
Gre
Sinetary Hye
Oyer Roberts, Leverianerrt
Uae
Upfiiltoy
Filward Rigwell
Siltons
Tradjyell
Suniqnanel
Smistria
Loning
Phat Hee
Stttemeres Stirikulel
Leto
Grand Jury
Bandit Must Stand Trial In New York Robbery Case
The State Supreme Court ruled that Weinzimmer and the Whittemore gang must stand trial in New York for a January diamond robbery. Weinzimmer, arrested in Cleveland last March, faced charges after participating in the Portpeighth Street and Fifth Avenue heist. He has been jailed on extortion and related counts.
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Clemels
Weinzimmer
Whittemore Gang of
New York
State Supreme Court
Indy
Hatieau
Mui Wamed Gomdyis
Steer
Fifth Avene
Cleveland
Tiberty
Buna
Tonight's Five Best Dineenie Recital Tonight
Radio listings show a program featuring pianist and conductor Ethel Le Guiska, baritone Fras er Grange, and the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. The WEAF and WLS schedules include a 7 and 8:30 p.m. recital with University of Chicago Choir and Winnipes symphony performances, plus 10 p.m. program in ONRW.
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WOR
Ethel Leguiska
Fraser Grange
Gohimbia Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
Heolian
WLS
Chicago
Chicara Choir
ENRW
Winnipes
Pam
Bitte Symphony
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Sinclair
Bandit
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