World flying records broken amid deadly Chicago fire
Lieutenant MacReady and Kelly set a new transcontinental distance record in a non stop San Diego to New York flight that landed at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana after engine trouble. The N2 monoplanes wingspan and size described, while fuel and payload details given. In Chicago a home fire trapped three children, later rescued by neighbors as the house burned, with total loss and insurance coverage noted.
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United Prout
Indianapolis
Lieuterante MacReady
Kelly
San Diego
New York
Fort Benjamin Tiarrinon
Macready
Separes
Washington
MacCrewly
Fort Benjamin Morrison
Ind
Air Service
Todianapolis
Federation Aerimauticque Internationale
Andtoy
Osiamm
Walt
Mac
Pready
Bueno
Ear Lake
Vivian Umbright
Hie
Erie Train No
Hammer Murder Case in Hands of Jury Next Week
Los Angeles contest centers on whether Mrs Clarm Phillips killed Alberta Meadows with a hammer. Defense to rest after five witnesses testify to temporary insanity. Prosecution seeks to counter Mrs McElroy testimony about a supposed love affair. State aims to negate jealousy motive as testified by McElroy.
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Hammer
United Prous
Los Angeles
Clarm Phillips
Alberta Meadows
McElroy
Phillips
Miss Meadows
Mra. Phillips
Feat of Macready Kelly Heads List
United States reports record breaking distance flights from San Diego to Indianapolis and beyond. Macready and Kelly lead a list of pilots achieving long non stop runs, with distances around 1,051 to 2,100 miles and Atlantic crossings noted. Bert Acosta and others set milestones in transcontinental and transatlantic attempts from Omaha to Lancaster and Newfoundland to the Azores.
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Ligtite MacKendy
San Diego
Indianapolis
Miki
Alcook
Uustay
Howsoutrot
Bernard
Miller
Navy
New Foundland
Azores
Bert Acosta
Omaha
Lancaster
EL Noure
Doulittte
Jacksony
San Antonio
Texas
Corry Fish Market Owner Arrested on Liquor Charge
Charles Gilligan owner of a East Main Street fish market was arrested in Forest County on liquor transport charges. An accomplice, identified as another Cory man, was also taken into custody after bottles of booze and patent medicine were found in a car. Gilligan remained in jail after a preliminary hearing. the partner was released on bail.
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Charles Gilligan
Corry
East Main
Forest County
Djonysim
Cory
Iron Wink
Fie
Gilligan
Tio
Nomta
Honest
Needlework Guild Holds Historic Annual Meeting
The Needlework Guild assembled yesterday at three PM in Pint Presbyterian Church under President Mrs J F Austin. A rich program of music and readings explained the guild history and work while members’ annual contributions impressed all. Several new members were welcomed and many directors appointed. A full report on contributions and results will be published soon.
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Needle [Work Guild
Noo
Mra. J. F. Austin
National Guild
Weather outlook forecasts unsettled start then fair, cool period
United Press reports a weekly outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic states showing unsettled mild showers early in the week, followed by generally fair and cool weather. The Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions see rain and mild conditions at the start, becoming fair and colder later, with a chance of unsettled weather Friday and Saturday.
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United Prove
Washington
North
Middle
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Fire Destroys McClellan Apartments in Black Belt
A blaze at the McClellan apartments in the Black Belt today killed one man and injured more than forty as 200 residents fled to the streets. Bernice Holm, 25, died after returning inside to help her grandmother escape. the fire was ruled incendiary with damages around 100000 dollars. Police and firefighters evacuated residents, and a second nearby fire at the Walingsboy apartments displaced about 25 whites with no injuries reported.
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United Pras Cimgago
Forey
Fie
McClellan
Bernice Holm
Anca Holm
Miss Holm
Holi
Black Belt
McGiclon
Walingsboy
Five Die In Mine Explosion In Scranton
In the Birkeye mine of the Hudson Coat Co near Scranton Pa a dynamite blast killed five workers yesterday afternoon. Andrew Cunningham of Scranton died later at Mid Valley Hospital. Injured men, including William Murray John Crane George Bingham and another Cunningham, were reported as out of danger.
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Scranton
Birkeye
Hudson Coat Co
Andrew Sunningham
MidValley Hospital
Olyphant
William Murray
John Crane
Dunmer
Hony Gliminka
George
Bingham
Andrew Cunningham
Beratiton
Death penalty sought for two murder cases in Pennsylvania
Fred T. Kerr, convicted last December of the murder of Tyndor Celyineal in Manaca on December 20, 1922, was today taken to Rock View penitentiary where he will be electrocuted next week. In custody of Sheriff Anderson Kerr claimed innocence and said he was going to his health. Also charged with murdering his stepson Lawrence Stuart Kerr in Rochester in 1920, he was never tried on that charge.
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United Rem Heaver
Fred T. Kerr
Tyndor Celyineal
Manaca
Rook View Penitentiary
Kerr
Sherif Anderson
Tami
Yma Here
Lawrence Stuart Kery
Rochanter
Jung
Fire destroys building in Rochester Pa. family flees
A large early morning blaze at Roches Ter Rochester Pennsylvania destroyed a building housing a poolroom and damaged two others. The fire forced Frank Mattie and his family to flee in their fighting clothing as damage reached several thousand dollars. Fire marshal Gibbons investigated the scene.
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United
Rochester
Frank Mattie
Pire Materal Gibbons
Little Theatre Party Opens Lecture Course With Gypsy Trail
The Little Theatre Party presenting The Gypsy Trail will open the Library Lyceum Lecture course at the High School auditorium. The production emphasizes staging and color in drapery design. It follows a drama lineage from The Drama League and features artists like Roland Young and Phoebe Foster. The play appeals to all ages with romance and escape from monotony. Afterward, the group continues its season.
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Little Theatre Party
New York
Roland Young
Ernest Glendenning
Phoeb
Thas
Probe Gotham factory fire investigation begins
United States New York November 4 investigation opened into the Novelty Factory fire of 8 I Shrelbar and Company that killed three women and seriously injured seven. Two victims died instantly leaping from the third floor and another girl died last night.
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United Proof
New York
8. I. Shrelbar and Company
Memorial Dedicated in Braddock World War Service
Braddock Pennsylvania November 4 19XX a $10 memorial monument was dedicated this afternoon honoring men from the district who served in World War One. Public subscription funded the monument with funds gathered from local residents.
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Braddock
Hiadsog
Contract Set for Sparta Road Project
United Press reports bids opened in Harrisburg for road destruction projects in Cambria Crawlibry and Warren counties. Figures show Cambri County 16.65 feet on rink 270 in Washington Lilly Tough Leechburg and Crawlond County 7,022 feet with J. C. Tevine and Ol Ab linrice. Warren County bids total 23,028 feet across Farri ngton and Piny Grove townships with Pret Miata Sheffield Sithsian.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Cambria
Crawibry
Warren
Cambri County
Washington
Uiesson
Lilly Tough
Leechburg
Crawlond
Spite Ti
J. C. Tevine
Ab Linrice
Warren Counity
Farrington
Piny Grove
Miata
Sheffield
Sithsian
Funeral of L. P. Knowlton Held Friday
The funeral for Leonard P. Knowlton was held Friday at his home on East Smith Street with private rites led by Rev. Freeman M. Redinpar. A devoted church member of Mt. 48, he was remembered for his temperance work and a long career with Knowlton Bros. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery, as business places in the city paused in tribute.
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Leonard P. Knowlton
East Smith Street
Freeman M. Redinpar
Mt. 48
Maley
Prank Jones
Jul Amachor
Pres Guikwold
SE. Brooks
Glydle Cook
Pine Grove
Coetery
P. Knowlton
Clymer
Chautauqua County
N.Y
Childre
Owo
W. Adelbert
Jamestown
George W. Knowlton
Jennie Lattell
Corry
Knowlton
Findlay Lake
George
Knowlton Bros
Temperanes
Alexander
Lloyd George Back in House of Commons
London report notes David Lloyd George returns to the House of Commons after nominations closed for the general election. The Conservative party leads with a large plurality among about 1400 nominees.
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Lloyd George
House OF Commons
United Prose
London
David Iloye
George Way
Noan
Advance General List On Advance On New York Stock Exchange
New York November 3 United Press reports the general list showed strength as opening dull yet volume rose toward the close. Pacific Oil led early recession moves while Standard Oil of California and Mexican Petroleum showed gains. Copper shares were strongest with 1 to 4 point rises amid expectations in Parliament and political funding actions surrounding Bonar Law and Lloyd George.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific
Standard Oil
California
Nu Mexican Petroleum
Coppers
Germany
Bonar Caw
Lloyd George
Cory
Poison Moonshine Floods City as Victims Increase
A two week surge of tainted moonshine claims numerous victims in Cory during the past two weeks. A physician’s timely arrival saved several who would otherwise have died after consuming whiskey sold by local moonshine operators. The liquor is described as a potent blend with dangerous effects and widespread wholesale distribution.
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Cory
Many Vessels Burn in Ohio River Harbor
United Press report from Cincinnati on November 4 describes a disastrous harbor fire as nine steamboats burned or were doomed. The Teland Queen and the Morning Star burned at docks near Coney Island amusement park. a sharp freeze aided the spread, with Tacome already doomed to destruction.
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Ohio River
United Press
Cinginnati
Pour Steamers
Ohi River
Teland Queen
Morning Star
Coney Island
Tacome
Axe Wielder Runs Amuck In Fatal Attack
United Press reports Michasl Garlosi armed with an axe attacked Mrs Antoinette Gugliere and her daughter Bernice 18 in Chicago. The quarrel stemmed from Garlosi's affection for Bernice after he promised to marry Mrs Gugliere. Mrs Gugliere was likely fatally wounded, Garlosi escaped.
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Fress Cuhloagg
Michasl Garlosi
Antoinette Gugliere
Bernice
Gugliere
Garlosi
Guglere
Radiator Corp plans new foundry extension at Corry plant
The Radiator Corporation will extend its Corry plant with a 120 by 180 foot foundry addition facing Washington street. Construction by Austin Construction of Cleveland is set for forty days, and occupancy is planned for January 1s. Output will rise from 78 to about 110-120 tons daily, with a daily production of about 7,500 sections. The workforce will grow by 75 to 100, reaching over 400 locally, making it the largest plant in the city.
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Rasatoe Corporation
Corry
Austin Construction Company
Cleveland
Calle
CE Weir
Ajax
Washington Street
Cory
The
Radiator Corporation
Weir
Jin
He Lange
Ager
Knowlton and relatives attend service hour phase
A fragment describes a group of relatives and acquaintances from Jamestown New York Uramestown Edinboro Westfield and Titusville attending a service hour phase during the hour when the services were conducted. Names include Mrs W A Knowlton Miss Anna Knowlton Mrs P Goodwin and others.
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W. A. Knowlton
Anna Knowlton
P. Goodwin
Uramestown
N.Y
C. R Knowlton
Edinburo
Pas
A Knowlton
Carey Knowlton
Westfield N
Wallace Wilcox
Titusville
Athus T. Robertson
Jamestown
N- Yi
Tragedy at Forty- eighth Street Crossing
Pittsburgh November 4 Bruna Porco, 54, was struck and killed by a passenger train at the Forty-eighth Street crossing of the Somerset Division.
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Praga
Pittsburgh
Bruna Porco
Pennsylvania
Sonamaugh
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