Freight Trains Crash Near Sunbury Injures Eleven
Two freight trains collided head on at Millersburg Junction near Sunbury Pennsylvania. Thirteen cars derailed and eleven people were injured, including engineers Libby and Bailey and conductor Keiner. Investigators consider possible signal confusion or orders misread as the cause.
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Hire
Mary Parker Hospital
Sunbury
Ares Pau
D. Bailey
Lykens
G. Lees
Ibrakeman
Ares
Ro Hoath
Northumberland
Litby
Lender
Breman
Mulcahy
Dalmatia
P. F. Michaels
W. B. Kejner
Millersburg Junction
Libby
Bailey
Ron Lykens
Enola
Williamsport
Millansburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
High Aneed
Resume Effort To End Strike In London Talks
Negotiations between the government and representatives of the unions resumed at No 10 Downing Street after preliminary conferences. The strike, in its seventh month, has disrupted mop operations and prompted renewed government efforts to reach a settlement.
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London
The
Uiters
No. 10
Downing Street
Allegheny County Names First Woman Constable
In Allegheny County a 23 year old woman, Palo Zitzer, was named constable to Justice of the Peace Wm. G. Poster of North Braddock by District Attorney Samuel F. Gardner. She will not carry the office paraphernalia, rejects a revolver and handcuffs, and intends to deter trouble with a bold stance.
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Jy Unite En
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Networks and Venues
Listings show Monton Attic hosts a birthday celebration at 9 PM with Anrian acts. Aeolian String Concert at 8 PM via Attic. Chicago stations WLS and WMAQ carry programs at 8 PM and 9 PM. WGY Schenectady and WEAP New York feature two one act plays at 9 PM and 8 PM respectively. Billy Jones and Ernest Are z perform in New York.
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Rigary
WLS
Chicago
WMAQ
Oward
WGY Schenectady
Weap New York
Billy Jones
Ernest
Barges Drifting Aboard Two Men Missing In Lake Erie
United Press reports two barges broke loose from the tug Barryton during a heavy sea on Lake Erie. The tows were bound Cleveland to Buffalo then New York via ice canal. One barge and tug sought refuge behind Long Point Canada. two men aboard one barge are unaccounted. No trace found yet but believed ashore east of here.
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Conat
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Barryton
Wie
Cleveland
Buffalo
New Vorley
Erie
Heres
Art
Long Point
Canada
Two Boys Die in Fire At Grade Crossing Crash
Brooklyn dispatch reports five year old boy dies today as fifth victim in grade crossing crash. An express train struck a group of children after gates were up and no signal was received. Keeper Richard Forristall said no warning signal appeared.
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United Brooklyn
Siere
Richard Forristall
American Education Week Observance Promoted locally
The community is urged to join the American Education Week observance starting Sunday November 7 led by school officials headed by Superintendent Ralph Dewey. The event emphasizes public education and citizenship with daily themes and invites parents and others to visit schools to learn about operations and classes.
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American Legion
Garibaldi Smuggled to Paris to Escape Threats
Colonel Richiott Garibaldi was secretly brought into Paris by car to avoid assassination amid fascist or anti fascist threats. He left the Nice–bound train and was moved to the Surete Generale offices for questioning on alleged involvement in this week’s plot against the Italian and Spanish governments.
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United Press
Paris
Richiott Garibaldi
Nice
Surete Generalé
Kiwanis Club Holds Lunch Meeting at Hotel Gorty
HANS EE ES MEET Officers and chairman of the various committees of the Kiwanis Club held a meeting and luncheon at the Hotel Gorty today. Reports were received from the general committees, followed by general discussion of club activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gorty
Judge Hill Delivers Fine Christian Science Lecture
Judge Frederick C. Hill of Clinton, Minnesota, member of The Mother Church Board of Lectureship, spoke at First Church of Christ Scientist in this city on Christian Science. He addressed the discovery and founder Mary Baker Eddy, stressing healing truth and man’s invincible rights in a reverent, logical talk to a sizable audience including Erie, Jamestown and Union City delegates.
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Frederick C. Lill
Clinton
Llinois
Érienels
Erie
Jamestown
Union City
Hill
Fran G. Whiteley
Jocal Church
Pheada
First Church of Christ
Bcieatist
Corre
Pennsylvania
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Christ
Christ Jesus
Packie
Christian Sciencé
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Establishig
Lwetreship
Erick C. Hill
Woran
Mary Baker Eddy
Tecume
Tar Showered Driver After Road Mishap Near Skite Hatchery
A tar-splashed accident occurred on a Wednesday evening on the Housewald rgnway near the Skite Hatchery. Me. Robinson of Union Cry drove over a culvert, tar bursting from two large cans in the rear, drenching him as his car toppled into a deep Witch. Motorists found him slumped in the car and helped. he was not hurt, but the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Housewald Rgnway
Skite Hatchery
Robinson
Union Cry
Robinson Sway
Union Citi
Ife
Wrecked mine leaves 44 bodies unrecovered near Ishpeming
North Lake’s population nearly wiped out as a cave collapse traps underground workers. Seven bodies recovered so far. rescue teams fight rising muck and flooded shaft as funeral services begin with William Till, mine inspector, among the first to be buried. Many more relief efforts and burials planned as 160 orphaned children are noted.
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Ishpeming
Mie
Ming
Wednesta
Northy Lake
William Till
Senate Will Forgo Special Court Session Trial of Judge English
The United States Senate plans to forego a special impeachment session for Judge George W English. It will likely open next Wednesday, then adjourn until the regular session begins December. The House may swear in newly elected members on December 6, while the managers in the English case prepare to seek authority to drop the proceedings after his resignation.
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Washington
United States Senate
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Senate
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Walsh
Dem
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Town
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Mos
Robinson
Ind
Nye
Oregon
Terprise
Faure
Murder Trial Testimony Highlights Mills and Mrs Hall
In Somerville New Jersey James Mills, widower of Eleanor Mills, testifies in the Hall Mills murder trial. He details the night of the murder, his wife’s absence, and a late church visit as authorities probe possible foul play while Mrs Jane Gibson remains ill and unable to appear.
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United Press
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Somerville
J. Noy
James Mills
Eleanor Mills
Edward W. Hall
Hall Mill
Jane Gibson
Princes Stevens Hall
Henry
Willie Stevens
Mills
Tally
St. John the Evangelist’s Church
Childen
Mill
Hall
Mall
Meet Tonight to Form Chest Organization
A meeting tonight at the Municipal building aims to establish a permanent administration for Coryy's first Community Chess. Mayor Bracken chairs the committee that led the campaign, with funds nearing $11,000 and pledges to come. The plan includes a permanent board representing each charity, officers, and a system to manage ongoing contributions, with nursing service reestablishment as a key early goal.
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Bracken
Mts
Atlaste
Oficers
Condition of Crash Victims Improves Slowly
Reported progress in the injuries from Sunday's Union City crash shows John Co heen and Miss Nathonie Butus improving, though not as fast as doctors hoped. Both are listed as slightly better, with continued improvement noted for Mr and Mrs Henry Diatrick of Erle from the grade road accident. P J Friesman returned home after a recent trip.
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John Coheen
Nathonie Butus
Union City
Henrry Diatrick
Erle
Peadab Soraing
War S. Ware Leads in Pennsylvania Senate Race
By ARTHUR N. SUVERERUP United Press staff correspondent in Harrisburg the early returns from about 18 percent of the state's 884 districts show War S. Ware Republican senator elect leading by 185 268 votes over Wilson Democrat. With more districts to count Ware's lead is expected to near 200 000 as Allegheny and Erie counties report. Governor elect John Republican maintains a large plurality over Eugene Bonniwell. Returns from 8181 districts show Ware 806 740 votes Wilson 621 453.
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Arthur N. Suvererup
United Press
Harrisburg
Tonay
War S. Ware
Wan. B. Wilson
Deuse Yerat
Allegheny
Erie
Ware
Flarrisburg
John Republican
Eugene Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Vara
Wilson
Dissension in Queen's Party Causes Seattle Turmoil
US aboard report from Seattle on November 5 notes Marie of Bowmania, Balkan diplomat, using diplomacy to calm brewing in Seattle. Citizens fear a breach between Samuel Fillried and Stanley Washburn shocks the throne. Thousands waited as the queen diverted her schedule to Longview, Washington, amid mayor Bertha Lance's concerns.
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Seattle
Marie of
Bowmania
Balkans
HeatUle
Bertha K Lances
Longview
Wan
Norris Charges Vare Victory Plagued by Fraud
Ubsted Press reports Senator elect William S. Vare disputed by Senator Norris who claims advance results misrepresent the Philadelphia race. Norris cites precinct anomalies and asserts the ballot tally hides honest outcomes. He names opposition candidate William B. Wilson as receiving few votes in many precincts.
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Washington
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
Aast
Norris
Nebraska
United States
Vare
William B. Wilson
Kevat
Fails to View Senate Defeats Blows to Party
President Coolidge and associates take midterm results with equanimity. Republicans keep Senate by a narrow margin and hold House, viewing losses as a routine midterm slump. Personal sorrow noted for defeated Senators Butler Wadsworth and others, but no party detriment predicted.
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Butler
Paul Beese
United Press
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Conlrize
Tev Isshly
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Captidgs
House
Wis
Coolidge
Congress
Ivriuza
New Jersey
Massachusetts
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Timates
Waulsworth
Soviet Envoy Barred From Travel Across States
On the eve of a Russian diplomatic move the State Department barred Kollontai the Soviet minister to Mexico from traveling across the United States. The American consul general in Berlin was instructed to refuse any transit visa under 1918 law, previously used against leaders in Hungary and other cases.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Kollontai
Mexico
Consu
Berlin
Pau Dent Karolyi
Hungary
Shuepirjé Saklawvato
Miata
U S Guard Lands in Kitkiang Amid Foreign Concession Tension
American, Japanese and British guards have landed in Kitkiang, a town of about 2,000, amid reports of Cantonese troops capturing nearby. Foreign commands are summoned to the concession station as unrest spreads in the interior.
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