Action On Major Arrest Rumrunner Delayed Until Findley Road
Republican leaders plan to delay action on national reforms until a working majority sits in Congress next spring. Reports detail efforts to stall debates on tax policy, farm relief, and antitrust measures, while federal probes into bootlegging operations intensify in Jamestown. An arrest near Havre is connected to alleged alcohol distribution, with hearings set for next week.
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Congevas Incyte
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Coolidge
Weil
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Senator Lodge in Unchanged Condition in Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass Nov 8 Senator Lodge remained in unfavourable condition after another night with no material change. A bulletin from his physician noted no improvement and denied reports of paralysis, stating that if recovery occurs it does not guarantee restoration of movement. The general outlook remains unfavorable.
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Henretabon Lodge
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Lidke Gay
Woodrow Wilson
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Conaineglam
Former Corry Man Dies in West
Dennis Parshuin of this city died at his Los Angeles home Sunday evening. He is survived by one son O. J. Parsons of Saegertown, a stepdaughter Mrs Carrie Haloink, who lived with him, three grandchildren, and by others. Body to arrive Monday evening. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Dennis Parshuin
Los Angles
California
Helie
J. Parsons
Saegertown
Mra Carrie Haloink
Avith King
Plot Against Spain Nipped Five Arrested
Police in Perpignan on the France Spain border halted a plot against the Spanish government. Twenty two Spaniards were stopped carrying a heavy parcel containing 15 automatics and ammunition. Five men arrested confessed plans to assassinate Primo Rivera and disrupt Spain’s regime.
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Spain
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Spur Army
Barcelona
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Pasaliyy
Alexander Prides
Primo Rivera
Prades
Seaboard Rum Fleet Broken Up by Authorities
The Treasury Department announced a major seizure of seven British ships and one Norwegian vessel with cargoes valued at 4.3 million dollars. The crackdown ended a long covert run by the Seaboard Rum Fleet, captured outside the 2 mile limit under liquor treaty regulations.
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United
Washington
Treasury Department
Wall Street Trading Records Fall In Large Volume
United Press reports Wall Street sees a volatile session with over a million shares traded and the New York Stock Exchange closing strong. The market anticipates heavy activity next week as buyers react to ongoing political and economic signals. Total shares traded near 1.6 million and the day’s trading value reaches 813.6 million dollars.
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Lunds
Oil Lease Suit Adjourned in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 8 the defense rested after three witnesses as the government wraps up its case in the Pan American Oil Co. leases dispute. Proceedings adjourned until Wednesday for further argument. The defense offered Navy and State Department communications about Pearl Harbor documents claimed confidential and harmful to national interests.
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Enilie
Pan-Ame
Ang Oil Co
Wis
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Wilbire
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Hughes
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Labor Party in Pa permanent committee formed
Harrisburg Nov 8 A Labor party chairman Charles Autta of Pennsylvania announced plans to form a permanent committee to sustain party activity through the election. He said the Labor party will enter the next political fight with vigor and push for enlightened social reform as Pennsylvania leads in America. Miss Mina Terry arrived from Erie for a Sunday visit.
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Chairinan
Charles Autta
Labo Party
Pennsyvania
Nenp
Labor Party
Pennsylvania
Katy
America
Labor movement fears as labor party hopes fade
United Press reports that the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor setback in elections dampened plans for a Labor Party. Conservatives cite the results as justification for opposing a direct party line, while the broader federation debates the issue ahead of the El Paso convention on November 17.
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Washington
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Labor Party
Flere Wday
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Federation
Railroad
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Labor
Reid
Indi
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el Paso
Benefit Bridge Party Success At Mrs Ames Home
A benefit bridge gathering held yesterday at Mrs Fravik Ames home attracted twenty tables. The event added 165 dollars to the treasury thanks to Miss Maude Keefe and Mr Rowe. Generous donations included chrysanthemums and prizes from local merchants who supplied wrappings chairs and covers.
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Fravik Ames
Barlow Hardware
Ross Grovery
Burkswirdt
Ames & Joo
Stenners & Son
Collen & Son
Livermore & C4
Phillips James Gondra
Miss More Weels
Roberts JF
Lanster
Alex der & Co
Police fire on train robbers in New York incident
In Serio, Nov 8, police opened fire during an attempted robbery of a New York Central Freight train by about two dozen bandits. Sergeants Green and Kahle were wounded while aiding a fellow officer, and at least one robber was believed struck. Capt. Fuller ordered a search today for the gang's members as authorities pursue arrests. May McLean left for Exie to visit Mr. and Mrs. Orville St Pierre for the weekend.
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News York Central
Sereant Fren
New York Central Police
Green
Kahle
Gagthin Paller Beleves
Fuller
Bread prices seen to ease after mills and bakers unite
Continental Baking Corp and executives discuss potential price reductions as grain millers and bakers weigh in on upcoming supply changes. New York reports suggest consumer prices may fall later, though current retail costs remain tied to flour outputs and market conditions.
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United Press New York
Nob KoNread
Health authorities urge prompt reporting of contagious diseases
Health Officer Binkle announced today two suspected cases of chickenpox and one of scarlet fever, urging rapid reporting of all contagious illnesses. The board intensifies checks on local chickenpox cases and appeals for resident cooperation to prevent spread.
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Dunkle
We Et Heath
Binkle
Elise Soerel
Ayery
Health Board
Two Children Die in Blaze Destroys Aldridge Home
In Victor Nevada a fire at the Perry Aldridge residence three miles north of town claimed three young lives and badly burned six others including Mrs Martha Gallup Aldridge and Marion Batman. Fire originated likely from an air stove in the kitchen and winds fanned the flames, reducing the home to ruins within minutes after the alarm. Parry Aldridge escaped with burned hands as the investigation continued.
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Victor
N.V
Perry Aldrin
Winona Aldridge
Tal Eros Aldridge
Martha Gallup Aldridge
Marion Batman
Aldridge
Parry Aldridge
Mrs Warren G Hardin In Care At White Oaks Farm
The condition of Mrs Warren G Hardin was described as about the same early today and later at White Oaks farm under the care of Dr Cart Smwver for an old long standing malady.
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United Press
Marion
Warren G. Hardin
White Oaks Farm
Cart
Five Best Radio Features On Tonight Across Networks
Radio listings show WSAF Cincinnati at midnight with Midwestern entertainers. WSAL in St Louis at 8 PM central featuring the Joule Symphony Orchestra. WEAF New York at 11 PM eastern hosting Lopex Orchestra. KDEA Pittsburgh at 2:30 PM eastern presenting the Westinghouse Band and Davis Male Quartet. KGO Oakland 8 PM pacific with concert program performances.
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Three Arrests After Fire On West Pleasant Street
Three arrests followed a daytime fire on West Pleasant Street that damaged the upper four rooms of a wooden dwelling. John Malinski, his wife, and Alex Faron were jailed on rioting and disorderly conduct charges. Police say the occupants were upstairs when the mattress fire started from a cigarette, causing smoke that forced quick retreat. Barton injured a hand. all three appeared intoxicated. Fire confined to the upper floor. Malinsfis had recently moved in, Barton a boarder.
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Smokisrye Fy Ved
Hve
Toba Malinykes
Pulice
John Malinski
Alex Faron
Barton
Chie
Dunkle
First Ward
Malinsti
Payton
Forest fires threaten Penns forests in central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Nov 8 Forest fires rose to alarming levels as two score blazes flared across central Pennsylvania. Rain in the west limited damage in Fayette, Cumberland and Blair counties while fires continued in Tioga Lehigh and Monroe. Bad blazes centered at Dillsburg York and Bondstown present ongoing danger with officials mobilizing all available fire fighters.
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Pennssylvania Romates
Department of Forests
Wittere
Fayette
Cembria
Blair Counties
Baston
Tioga
Lehigh
Monroe
Works
Franklin
Perry
Huntingdon
Tuniata
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Divorce Bid by Sugar Magnate Seeks $100,000
New York November 8 Hugh Corby Tig millionaire sugar magnate faces a $100,000 divorce suit from Florence Les Broadway actress. She alleges his rough behavior led to the breakup and he posted $1,000 bond before Supreme Court Justice Gavegan before leaving for unknown destination.
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Hugh Corby Tig
Florence Les
Pax the Millionaire
Supreme Court
Gavegan
Euha
Leacy of State to Return to Law Practice
Washington reports that Hughes plans retirement from public service to resume private law practice after March 4. He has served since 1905 and devoted years to public duties including police and government roles. Speculation says his goal is reappointment to the Supreme Court after a period in private practice.
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United Press
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George Marry
Mier
Great Britany Way
State Department
Hayte
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Tughes
George Harvey
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Warvey
Judge
Ines
Braintree Case Arouses Anarchists in Paris Warning
Paris dispatch reports anarchist leaders vow action if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. The warning follows indictments and legal appeals as authorities consider extending proceedings. An anonymous press contact described men in a dim Paris safe room and a threatening message to an American reporter.
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Sacran
Bartolome Venizetti
Jawmaster
Braintree
Mass
Eparad
United Press
Li Hibertaire
Henri Delscourt
Anarchists
America
Comrads Biennd
Webster Thayer
Silor Court
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