French Crisis as Herriot Resigns Off Year Vote
Hazleton reports mass political violence in Kelayres as machine gun fire killed three and wounded 23 during a Democratic parade. Police arrest nine men and five women tied to the Bruno family as emphasis on a long feud grows.
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Herriot
Neey
Hy United Press
Hazleton
Joseph Bruno
Kline Township
Kelayres
Teymship
Brunos
Sehrylhill County
Pottsville
John Fiorelli
William Forke
John Gorski
Page Five
Spontaneous Combustion Blamed For Morro Castle Fire
United Press reports a U S Bureau of Navigation finding that spontaneous combustion likely caused the Morro Castle disaster. A final report by Hoover is submitted to Secretary Roper with parts reviewed by U S Attorney Conboy. Officials probe potential negligence and possible criminal proceedings.
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Mack Johnson
United Frets
Washington
Carsid
Dickerson N. Hesver
U. S. Bureau of Navigation and Steamship Inspection
Will
United Press
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel Cy Roper
United States
Martin Conboy
New York
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Conboy
Straight Tickets Speed Voting in City Polls
Voters line up from 7 AM as Workers of both major parties mobilize to boost turnout. Early results show heavy straight party voting with about seventy five percent of votes by 2 PM amid showers and machines in use.
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Manly
New Dealers Eye Six Senate Seats In Election Push
Democratic leaders predicted gains in today’s elections to expand the Senate majority and sustain a two thirds bloc for years. James A. Farley urged strong campaigning against Sen. David A. Reed with Joseph W. Guffey as challenger as Republicans remained confident in several races.
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Farley
Senate
Pennsyl
H. C. Thompson
United Press
New York
Congress
James A. Parley
Democratic Pational Committee
Roosevelt
Ifort
Sen
David A. Reed
Joseph W. Guffey
Former Corry Doctor Hart Injured In Meadville Car Crash
Dr. George T. Waggoner formerly of Corry was injured when his Ford V8 crashed into the Aljean Inn at Meadville's Lake Road intersection. He reportedly suffered an epileptic attack while driving and was taken to City Hospital Meadville. Corporal C H Blocker of the state highway patrol investigated.
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George T. Waggoner
Corry
Meadvillé
G. T. Waggoner
Conneaut Lake
Aljean Inn
Meadville
Lake Ost
Waggoner
City Hospital
C. H. Blocker
State Highway Patrol
President of Armour Company Dies After Illness
Lee, longtime Armour and Company president since 1931, died at Presbyterian Hospital after months of illness following an operation for appendicitis. He joined Armour in 1895 as a stenographer, led the beef department, then served as Philadelphia sales manager in 1918 and NY district manager in 1921.
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Armour Company
United Press Ehicagg
Armour and Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Lee
Armours
Philadelphia
Greater
New York
Three Talks On Cooperation Before Rotary Club
Golden Rule Club members gave five minute talks to Rotarians at Lie Hotel Corry during the luncheon meeting. C E Rafter discussed Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico noting its 1901 discovery and 1924 national park status.
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Golden Rul Club
Rotary Club
Lie Hotel Corry
C. E. Rafter
Carlsbad Caverns i
New Mexico
Golden Rule Club
John Blatt
GM Howard
Frank P. Babbitt
Kelayres feud shooting toll rises to four
UNITED PRESS reports four dead in the Kelayres political feud shooting with the latest victim identified as Jot oststin, 36, of Lotty, Pa. Other cities report unrest and labor tensions across Madrid Chicago and Washington as strikes and labor issues unfold.
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United Press
Kelayres
Jot Oststin
Lotty, Pa
Herriot and Six Cabinet Members Resign Crisis Looms
Edouard Herriot and five radical ministers handed resignations to Premier Doumergue sparking a political crisis in France. Parliament sessions open as Doumergue considers a three month credit plea and potential cabinet reshuffle amid a looming dissolution of Parliament.
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United Press
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Chier Radical
Gaston Douvergue
Salvation
Tmihionsc Poliical Sitanbte Hasi
Doumergue
Tony Morrow
Prohibition repeal dominates voting in seven states today
New York dispatch notes prohibition repeal as a major issue across seven states including ninenda Idaho Kansas Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming. California considers two constitutional questions on liquor laws amid bond votes for relief programs totaling 124000 in four states. Missouri voters face pension questions for retired Apaches.
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United Press
New York
Ninenda
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wyoming
California
Unite Press
Miinois
New Jersey
Missouri
Journal to Provide Fast Election Returns
Journal lines up rapid, high-type coverage of local election results with early bulletins. Local results will stream in as precincts tabulate using voting machines. Early returns from counties and states will be shared via United Press printer telegraph and shown at Rex Theatre and K of C club rooms.
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Journal
Vity
United Press
Pennsylvania
Lo Furnist
Rex ‘Theatre
K. of C
Corry Senior Highs Open Education Week With Band and Talks
Corry Public Schools mark Education Week at the Senior High with a band concert led by Gerry Bennett and three talks by Superintendent Ralph Dewey and principals Harold Wolfe and Howard Sheen. The program invites parents to visit buildings during the week to see students at work, ending with Armistice Day events and a mass meeting at the Junior High Friday evening.
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Burneh Uit
Corry
Gerry Bennett
Ralph Dewey
Schooil
Jury Disagreement in Wheeling Kidnapping Case
In Wheeling West Virginia government attorneys prepared to retry Thurman Bowen and Harry Thornton on charges of kidnapping Betty Bloch Harris for a $25000 ransom. A federal jury was dismissed after foreman said no agreement was near. The pair allegedly planned to move the tobacco heiress to an Ohio hideout under the Lindbergh law. Federal agents arrested them after observing surveillance of Miss Harris.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Thurman Bowen
Harry Thornton
Betty Bloch Harris
W. E Baker
Lindbergh
Ohio
Fiedley
Tem
Miss Bioch
Eleven Indicted Over 1933 Union Station Massacre
Eleven persons were indicted in Kansas City in connection with the Union Station massacre of 1933.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Temporarily Broke City Defers October Bills in Corry
Corry faced a cash shortfall due to lagging tax collections and has postponed October payments. The council deferred bond issuance to cover the municipal crisis after efforts for a short term loan at the National Bank of Corry failed. Banks reportedly confirmed an earlier agreement favoring Citizens Bank as depository.
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Corry
National Bank of Corry
Citizens Bank
City Council Approves 1935 Tax Levy Totals
The City Council set the 1935 tax assessment on a total valuation of 4 757 280 with ward breakdowns. First Ward 920 310 Second Ward 1 250 405 Third Ward 1 687 640 Fourth Ward 548 875 The council debated financing options including bonds of 15 000 to cover delinquent taxes but postponed payment until finances improve. Mayor Glen Miller indicated efforts toward a new financial program but no announcement yet.
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CF. McCray
National Bank
Glen Miller
Counci
Sharp drop in Penns crude sparks price war talk
Pennsylvania crude prices fell today as producers blamed rivals for initiating the drop. Officials noted seasonal declines, but described this drop as premature and extreme amid no overproduction. Prices varied across pipelines with National Transit Lines at 2.30, Tidewater Bradford and Allegheny at 2.30, Eureka Pipes at 1.92, Southwest Penn at 2.22, Buckeye at 1.82.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
National Transit
Bradford
Allegheny
Tidewater
Eureka
Southwest
Penna
Buckeye
Fights Reported as Voting Unfolds in Philadelphia
Nov 6 Philadelphia reports show political tensions flare during New Deal election. Police and federal officers guard 7 850 polls after the Relayres massacre deepens bitterness. Fist fights break out in South and West Philadelphia. statewide brisk voting with heavy turnout in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Governor Pinchot cites racial tensions in Relayres as trigger. Schnader notes ongoing inquiry.
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Relayres
Uder
Justice Department
Kelayros
West
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Ibany
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Gifford Pincchot
Wm. A. Schnader
Sinclair Faces Defeat in Cal with 350000 Margin
San Francisco reports California voters poised to topple Upton Sinclair’s EPIC program in a gubernatorial race. Republican Gov. Frank Merriam led potential winners by an estimated 250000 as national Dems deserted Sinclair amid bitter last week attacks.
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San Francisco
California
Upton Sin~clair
Golden State
Sinclair
Nat Jer
Democratié National
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Johp Mooney
James Sullivan
Erie
Philadelhia
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