Plot to assassinate Mussolini uncovered in Rome
Police seize Zaniboni and secretary amid a foiled plan to kill Premier Mussolini during a speech. Investigations reveal Zaniboni wore a major’s uniform and a veteran with a strong war record. Officers also arrest editor Odagila and General Lividé Tapelto as the case unfolds.
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United Press
Rome
Phlive Toring
Peortier
Mussolini
Mignolini
Unitarian Sociatist Party
Zaniboni
Maslin
Tyro
Amiboni
Zantboni
Ythey
Alan Fount
Horns Aaniboni
Alsa
Odagila
Orsay
Popalo
Lividé Tapelto
New Era Guild Rummage Sale Announced at West Main
The New Era Westminister Guild hosts a rummage sale this week at the General Whotewise Building on West Main street. Open daily from morning until evening, the sale offers affordable clothing and miscellaneous items for Corry and surrounding areas.
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NEW Era Guild
New Era Westminister Guild
Corry
West Main Street
Ullseioun
Publi
Rev Bartlett Delivers Inspiring Kiwanis Talk
Kiwanis Club members heard Rev. William Bartlett at the Hotel Mars as he spoke on community debt and service. Guest BE. Chesley of Erie attended today's meeting, which featured a strong message about responsibility and community ties.
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William EB. Bartlett
Membary
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Mars
Mt Bartlett
Chesley
Erie
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
The list highlights five top radio pieces from stations like WEAF in New York and WGR WSAT WWJ and WJZ New York. Programs include Hastern-Roxy act, Wilfred Glenn Salon Orchestra, Central-Rootlight Fiolin, The Nightingales, and Central Aulinphony with Male Quartette across multiple outlets and times.
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WEAF
New York
WGR
WSAT
WWJ
Weeo
KSD
M. Hastern
Roxy
His Gang
WJZ
WRO Washlagtein
WGV
Behenertady
Hastern
le ‘Salon Orchestra
Wilfred Glenn
WSB
Atlanta
Rootlight
Fiolin
WOAW
Omaha
Geneal
the Nightingales
Death car mystery baffles Titusville police
The body of HA Krene was found by Bert Clark near Dairy street Wednesday morning. Police Chief Dan F Connell was away in connection with the case, and no new developments were announced by noon. Clark recalled a man and woman near a large sedan and a muffled voice saying, Leave it there, as the car drove away. The Dodge car was later found at the highway intersection.
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Titusville
HA. Krene
Dairy Street
Dan F Connell
Te City
Krenz
Bert Clark
Mouesday
Clank
Bert
Kreng
IL Attock
Clark
Early Tax Bill Passage Foreseen by Congress
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio predicted the administration tax bill would pass before Christmas. After a conference with President Coolidge, Longworth said the House would push the administration’s economy appropriation bills with maximum speed.
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Washington
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Coolidge
Longworth
Air traffic rules debated by League of Nations
Geneva reports the League of Nations may pursue international aerial law with efforts to codify rules for civil and military air traffic. Key issues include air patrol obligations in war, overflight rights above the Leonine City, and Franco German air disputes. France plans an international conference to advance coordination via the league.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Fon Instange
Switzerland
France
Germany
England
Poland
Denmark
John Stash’s condition improves after crossing accident
Reports from Youngsville say John Stash, hospitalized in Warren after a near fatal grade crossing crash near Youngsville Sunday night, is getting along nicely. He narrowly escaped death as his car struck a fast passenger train, but he was pulled to safety by bystanders.
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Youngsville
John Stash
Warren Hospital
Stash
Woman's Club Lecture on Forestry Impresses Audience
The Woman's Club held a well attended session at the Junior High School auditorium last evening. President Mary Couden introduced speaker Charles F Maguire, who spoke enthusiastically on forestry and related studies.
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Hell
Mary Couden
Charles F Maguire
Maguire
Magure
Geatingehy
Aines Jome
Ares
Secrecy Marked Debt Funding Negotiations In Washington
Subcommittees of the American and Haitian debt commissions met amid secrecy over Italy's 3.1 billion wear obligations. Progress remains undisclosed as both sides weigh capacity to pay and complex Franco-American documents are being reconciled.
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Washington
Nav
Italy
Securel
Armurivan
Man slashes throat in Pittsburg. 10 stitches saved life
Pittsburgh Nov 5 news reports Harrymurpdy, 85, slashed his throat with a knife in an early morning incident. Ten stitches were taken to close the throat wound and he is recovering.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Murpdy
Prohibition Forces Open Big Chicago Rally In 1920s Era
National Anti Saloon League convenes in Chicago drawing Senators Governors and activists from across the country. Crusaders pledge to advance the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, pressing for stricter enforcement and wider observance as Chicago hosts five day event amid bootlegger notoriety.
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Prohibition
Chicago
The
Anti- Saloon League
United Pro Amicago
Temperance
AntiSatoun League of Amer
United Statea
Burvention
Corry Hunters Bag Four Deer in Adirondack Trip
A Corry hunters party returning from a ten day Adirondacks trip brought home four deer. Members Frank Whiteley Paul Lines Perry Lines WEd Marsh and son Barratt Emory Drake reportedly bagged larger deer on the Marsh car. The group called the outing enjoyable and successful.
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Aarty of Si
Corry
New York State
Ciy
Frank Whiteley
Paul Lines
Perry Lines
Gerry
Marsh and Son
Barratt
Emory Drake
Adirondacks
Defense opens case in Indiana murder trial
United Press reports defense lawyers in the murder trial of C Stephenson Bart Klench and Arl Gentry moved to direct the jury to find guilty or murder as they claim lack of evidence. Judge Sparks denied the motions. In nearby Pittsburgh former Pittsburgh Railways Company receiver Charles A Fagan was found dead at his home after retirement from public life. Fagan, a Democrat and former law partner of William A Magee, had suffered indigestion and died suddenly with his daughter present.
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Noblesvili i
Ind
C. Stephenson
Bart Klench
Arl Gentry
Tost
Floyer Christian
Madge Obeeholteer
Sparks
United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Fagan
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Wedat
Mhigor
William A. Magee
Fagan
Paris figures spark debate on star count accuracy
Fragmentary text discusses a French mathematician Nordmann and an astronomer Mewismith with disputed star count estimates. The garbled lines reference liberty to count and public talk in Giberty with unclear quotes. No coherent dates or institutions are readable, leaving the core claim disputed.
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Paris
Nuvo
Channes Nordmann
Giberty
Draft program to permit rush thru Congress
Washington November 5. Republican leaders press plans to adjourn the session by April 15 and push tax cuts and appropriations before Christmas. Madden and subcommittees to study past offices interior and treasure bills. movement favors preventing a prolonged session into summer months.
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Congress
Madelen
Antral Acton
Teaders
Toscay
Rapids progress on Ajax Warehouse construction
R Rogers Structural Steel Company reports rapid progress on the Ajax Tron Works warehouse on West Washington Street. The project is well advanced and expected to be completed within the coming weeks.
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R. Rogers
Structural Steel Company
Ajax Tron
West
Washington Street
Needlework Guild Meeting Scheduled This Friday
The Needlework Guild will hold its annual meeting Friday afternoon in the Munico Hall Building. Directors have updated their nominations and will preside over the event as members contribute to the charity.
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Munticopal
Stock Trading Maintains Furious Pace on New York Exchange
New York traders jammed brokerage offices as orders poured from across the United States in the opening hours. The New Wink Stock Exchange session showed rapid activity with orders ranging from a few shares to thousands as investors chased steel pool gains and potential double or triple returns. Total five hour volume reached about 402,000 shares, signaling a bullish mood and heavy demand across sectors.
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New York
Yate
New Wink Stock Exchange
United States
Sturiey
Huvers
Pacific
Tribine
Ematy
Murder of Mercy jury being chosen in Littleton
In Littleton California a murder case titled Murder of Mercy proceeds to select a jury amid questions on the defendants and the victim. The defense challenges every prospective juror as they weigh a claim about killing a cripple or insensible person and the judge notes the trial may extend past tonight with jurors still needed. Local observers report Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart and Mr and Mrs M S Reynolds attending a show in Erie after driving from town.
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Littleton
Calo
Wavold B. Bravey
Selecton Ib
Blaver
Imurdur
Harel
Delvar
Bandits Pursued Toward Canada After $75,000 Robbery
State police chase bandits who robbed Vandergrift Bank and Savings Company messenger of 75000, en route to Canada. Witness Samuel Moore reports two men entered the Kittanning Clay Products boiler room, attempted to destroy the satchel, and sought passage toward New Castle avoiding Butler where a police barracks is stationed.
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United Prose Kittanning
Vandergrift Banic and Savings Company
Canada
New Castle
Samuel Moore
Kittanning Clay Products Company
Moore
Butler
Western Roads Workers Seek 4c Increase in Wages
A conference after two days led Western Roads employees to petition the Railroad Labor Board for a 4 cent per hour wage rise to restore wartime scales. The push, supported by CNEAGO and regional chairs, targets modifications before meetings in Washington on November 10 and 17. Officials warn of possible strikes if demands are unmet.
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Cneago
General Ghuleemeq
Western Railroade
Railroad Labor Board
Nielson
Western Roads
Washington
Brotherhood
Tyi
Aviation aid hoped to boost U S commercial flight industry
United Press reports a Senate committee on aviation released findings after a monthlong inquiry into commercial aviation. It urges government participation in funding aeronautics, landings, and insurance, while praising private industry and suggesting a new aviation bureau and state registration to support growth.
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United Press
Washington
United Status
Eouth
Detective Institutes Suit Against Millionaire Seeks 40 Thousand
Boston November 5 United Press reports Albert Searles a Boston area millionaire connected to Ag court here faces private detective Nicholas Cod in a suit seeking forty thousand dollars as payment. The action relates to an effort to obtain a divorce and shadows cast by a min private inquiry.
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United ‘Press
Boston
Albert Searles
Agcourt
Nicholas
Cod
Cockings
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Charles F. Maguire
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M.S. Reynoldy
Tn Erie
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