Early Election News From New York City Journal
United Press reports from across the country show heavy early voting in New York Ohio and Pennsylvania with New York City heavy turnout by 10 29 am in many boroughs and Philadelphia near 10180 am. Journal staff plan to provide rapid returns by phone with private wires and centralized operations to deliver the latest returns to readers.
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Ohio
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Indiana
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Philadelphia
Lively day for election in Corry City race
Polls opened and voters widely cast ballots in Corry as Democratic and Republican workers canvassed early. Indicators suggested Wilson may win Corry by over a hundred votes, with Democratic hopes high in the mayoral and congressional contests. Returns from precincts expected tonight to speed up after a lengthy primary and county election period.
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Journal
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Ures
Clark Kushin
Kincaid Denies Accusations Of Misreported Campaign Expenses
Prohibition candidate W W Rigoald of Mehdville Washington told the Journal that Kincaide misstated his election costs and did not exceed allowed spending. He claimed Kincaide spent 4590.40 to seek the Republican nomination and has paid 500 since the primaries, with unpaid bills totaling 5394.40.
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Mehdville
Washington
Prohibition
Gon
Groan
Congress
Kingald Wald
Missionary Convention Promises Mayhem and Purpose
A Methodist Church Women’s Home Missionary Society convention opens tomorrow at the Mirat Mb ehiireb on South Center and Pleasant streets. Activities run through Thursday with morning and evening sessions, a keynote address by Mrs. Wit Dur R. Whitkield, and musical numbers led by Mrs. Dawson Olwitend. Delegates should register with Mrs. PS Rand upon arrival. Telugu translations may be available.
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Rosstony
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Wehos
Aunal Atwet
W. Po Murray
Tre
Atala
Miss Yenbollo
Oetarmallord
Jnit
Society
Daloxatos
Navy
PS. Rand
Trond
City
Relative of Corry Woman Killed in Wreck
A relative of a Corry woman died in a freight-train wreck near Holidaysburg when a freight car derailed on a main line. Seven crew members were killed in the collision, with Mr Gordon and Mr Parker among those affected. Mr Gordon’s home is Pittar, and relatives plan to travel there soon.
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Tullan Gordon
Holidaysburg
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Munley
Parker
Rex Theatre
Thin City
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Sumit
Iettle
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Pittaire
Mrs. Parker
Public invited to Journal Office election returns
The public is invited to come to the Journal Office this evening to receive the election returns. List reports will be received at 6 o clock.
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Journal
Wreck on Pennsy near Portage kills rail worker and damages trains
In the Plainburg division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Portage a morning wreck involved four passenger cars and two freight trains. A westbound freight side-swiped a second freight before rescue crews cleared the scene. One brigadier Jackson is reported among the dead after prolonged efforts. reconstruction crews and Altoona shops mobilized to clear the wreck and repair the line.
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Plainburg
Pennsylvania
Portage
Pittee
Brigineer Jackson
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Altoona
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Maccabe Recelye Wynn New Members at Corry Tent
Members of the Maccabees Tent in Corry held a regular meeting at their Horn street quarters with an unusually large turnout. Five new members were initiated with brief ceremonies as a committee served refreshments. Officials attended, and plans for a new home on Went South street next year were discussed with strong local interest.
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Knighta
The
Maccabees
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Maccabsox
Amputation Follows Hand Injury in Local Incident
In Marvaville County, Arnest Burl Baier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dire Burl Baier, suffered a severe left hand injury while handling a cartridge. The mangling was so extensive that doctors determined amputation was necessary. The incident occurred in Byhalin, with details limited to the readable fragments from the report.
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Marvaville
Arnest
Dire
Burl Baier
Soar Byhal
Guardsmen Cast Votes On Border
Gu Torsers cast votes on border security with guardsmen from Kentucky Ohio and Illinois participating. Ballots sent to several state capitals as polls closed and inquiries grew about the process and results.
One American on ship sunk by submarine
United Press reports a vessel with an American crew member was sunk by a submarine off the Portuguese coast. The message, dated in October, notes the ship was torpedoed and sunk while the crew prepared to discharge duties.
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United Press
London
Portugesw
Michigan Guardsmen Disfranchised Vote Question
Dispatch from Landing Nov 7 reports Michigan authorities stating the vote of guardsmen serving with orders may be illegal due to no enabling law. Officials warn that the ballot could be received in St. Clair and Huron counties unless measures restrain local officials.
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United Press
British Hold Big Positions
November 7 reports from London state General Halladay describes a night of heavy attacks while Allied forces maintain key positions at Butte de Mariincourt near Naupain and areas to the east as Romanian troops push along the Dodrudja front. Avsto-Bulgarian forces retreat in quick order before the Romanian advance, per today’s dispatches from Bucharest.
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London
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Butte de Mariincourt
Naupaiine
Bucharest
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Dodrudja
JAS. M'BRIDE FELL INTO TRAP DOOR
A chaotic incident in a store led to Jas M Bride falling through a trap door into a basement. He sustained bruises, received medical attention, and was later sent home on West Washington Street. Witnesses described a scuffle over a trap that caused the accident.
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Jos Merlel
Wingeh
Willinwa
Tony
Ford
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Thor
West
Washington Street
Believed jail delivery planned amid escape claims
A fragmented report describes alleged plans for a jail delivery tied to the escape of William Thie from a Meadsie cell. It notes local cooperation and sightings around the White Owl, with investigators probing possible conspirators and disguises while denying any definitive instruments or accomplices.
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Palmer
Hila
Ubu
William Thiefen
Bolita
Elie
Clarence Haymer
Fine Dear Broth Home By Buller
William Buller formerly supreme attendant of the jewel state Biel Hatch ory now lives at Mulladuiptia. He and companions in the Canadian forest north of Daronty near Mt Kief report many big game, a large quantity of small game. The deer is on display at the Stiller area market North Coster Street attracting attention.
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Juewl
Biel
Mulladuiptia
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Aullay
Daronty
Mt Kief
Phimeiniman
Jiro
John Higbirger
Palladelpiia
Gontlemen
Stiller
Coster Street
Voting in Chicago Sees Lively Early Balloting
Chicago voters participated eagerly as early voting began. Analysts noted turnout, with women among the initial participants and numerous ballots cast on questions about a bond issue and related measures. The day’s mood reflected strong engagement in the plenum as residents weighed the options.
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Vorini
Chicago
Meadville Prisoner Rampage Describes Desperate Inmate
Fragmentary report notes a Meadville prisoner threatening violence during a rampage in his cell. Sheriff Palmer and guards restrained the inmate as he damaged a water line and threatened Filmer and others if anyone entered the cell. The detainee has a history of criminal offenses and is described as a desperate character.
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Huarnly Vonstadion
Muwin
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Palmer
Pratt
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