Large Barn and Garage Destroyed by Fire at Ayers Farm
Fire at the Ayers farm on Scott's Crossing Road destroyed a large basement barn and adjoining garage. Twenty-one cows three cattle and teams of horses were removed. four pig pens were burned. Two small buildings and the home were saved. Loss runs to thousands with partial insurance. the farm had recently been purchased by tannery interests from the Ayers estate.
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Reparations Talks With Germany and U S Involvement
Frederick Kuh specializes that the United States seeks no direct reparations payment but supports the Young plan framework. Berlin negotiations involve a two year suspension option and a special committee to review any moratorium demand, with no formal American banking participation.
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Take My Advice Lyceum Course At High School Auditorium
Reserve seats for the Lyceum course member Take My Advice to be presented at the High school auditorium Tuesday evening November 12 goes on sale Saturday morning at Miss Fuller's Music Parlors at 4 330 oclock due to Armistice Day. The play is the second item on this year’s course.
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Lyceum
Pettit Chosen to Represent OSU at ASME National Convention
Grant Pettit was selected to represent the Ohio State University student branch at the National Convention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers to be held in New York City in December. He will be a guest of Alpha Phi Alpha at Columbia University during his stay.
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Grant Pettit
Ohio State University
Erie Man Killed Four Hurt In Crash Near Dunkirk
Six miles from Dunkirk on a rural highway an automobile carrying Louis Spyder 48 of Bris Pa died. five others including Robert Dickinson 56 with a fractured skull and Isadore Maserack 60 Paul W Jones 52 and Leroy C Dieter 28 all druggists of Erie Pa were injured and hospitalized.
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Iselty
Louis Spyder
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Robert Dickinson
Isadore Maserack
Paul W. Jones
Leroy C. Dieter
Terie Pa
Installation of Police Telegraph Printer System in Sayre
Western Pennsylvania moves toward statewide police telegraph printer use. A Sayre police station installs a printer like the Journal office model, to flash crime news from Wyoming barracks to Corry Butler areas, with full network planned to be active by next year.
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Wyoming
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Corry Chapter Reports on D A R State Convention
The November meeting of the Brokenshay Valley Chapter D A R heard reports from Miss May Howard regent and Mrs Howard Loveland delegate about the recent State Convention in New Castle. Emma Crook presented a paper on Pennsylvania in Music and Art with illustrations. Harriet Chamberlain of Jamestown visits the city.
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Daughters of ‘the American Revolution
G.cronin
May Howard
Howard Loveland
New Castle
Emma Crook
Pennsylvania
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Foster Davis
Harriet Montague
Bids Opened for Centerville Bridge Projects
United Press reports opening of bids by the state highway department for Centerville bridge projects with an aggregate estimate around 1.25 million dollars. The scope covers about six miles of highways, two 5 foot spans over Eapt Oil creek in Centerville borough and Conneauttee creek in Washington township, with bidders including Crawford bridge and Progressive Engineering Corporation. A separate span over Conneauttee creek in Lima Ohio seeks bids of about 24 thousand dollars and includes supplier lines.
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State Highway Department
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Frawford
Eapt Oil Creek
Centerville
Progressive Engineering Corporati
Flo
N.Y
Bele
Fridge
Washington Township
Robert Supply Ch
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East Columbus Avenue Improvement Project Planned
A survey by the state highway department, led by Thomas C. Frame, district engineer, begins preliminary work on East Columbus Avenue. The plan funds paving the street and building a new bridge over Hare Creek, with bids advertised this year and construction likely to start next spring due to season timing.
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Thomas C. Frame
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Frame
Youths Enter Guilty Plea in City Burglary Ring
Lawheuve coi a Roneh and another youth pleaded guilty in Brie court to charges tied to a city wide burglary series from months past. The judge reserved sentence pending outcomes of related cases against additional youths.
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Roneh
Brie
Dude Wi Hirt
Stores to close Monday Armistice Day observed citywide
Tesigents note that nearly all city stores will close Monday in observance of Armistice Day marking the eleventh anniversary of the end of World War I. Larger stores plan to stay shut all day. Prohibition leaders in Tegucigalpa push to ban liquor sales on Saturdays and Sundays with support from President Miguel Pax Baraone.
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Tesigents
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
A listing of radio programs aired today across NBC CBS and city stations. Programs include Cities Service Orchestra and Cavallers on NBC WABC and WABCO True Story Hour Wiz Phiten Hour Mlle Mo Modiste Act 1 and an operatic concert on WEAF NBC Network with scheduled times.
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Youth confess theft of mail pouch near Spartansburg
Two young men confessed to stealing and burning a mail pouch near Spartansburg on October 24. Postal Inspector Reynolds and Pennsylvania Railroad police led the inquiry with local officers, searches continuing for the pouch and its contents.
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Harry Mooney
P. R. R. Af Seer
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Little Change In Stock Prices On Quiet Trading Day
The market opened higher but closed near yesterday’s averages with General Electric rising 10 points. Trading volume was depressed, with blocks of 8,000 shares cluttering the tape and about 1,000,000 shares an hour traded. Investors prepared for the holiday with some selling to stay out of the market tomorrow.
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Minor crash west of city in near Roosevelt highway
An automobile collided with a hay wagon west of the city on the Roosevelt highway near War ner's Camters last night. The front of the car was damaged but no injuries were reported. DIRIGIBLE RETURNS LAKEHURST N J Navy dirigible Los Angeles returned to its hangar after a flight to Akron Ohio for the girder laying of the new ZRS 1.
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Ohio
Western Republicans erupt after Moses dinner remarks
Western senators voiced sharp rebukes in Washington as Senator Moses of New Hampshire faced accusations of coarse rhetoric at a dinner. Senator Norris of Nebraska labeled Joseph Grundy a robber amid a heated exchange that echoed bootlegging era tensions.
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Washington
Nav
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New Hampshire
Senate
Brhakhari
Moses
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Repubican
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Manutaeniinets
Spelaton
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Chicago
Tardieu cabinet still in balance in French Chamber
Paris Nov 8 United Press A new Tardieu government faces interpellations in the Chamber of Deputies as a vote of confidence looms. Nine questions will be heard before the chamber as the premier seeks to solidify support, with foreign policy and Rhineland evacuations shaping the potential crisis.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Tardieu
Greensburg Man Killed in Auto Crash On Lincoln Highway
W H Huffman of Greensburg died instantly when the car he rode in skid and toppled on the Lincoln highway about a mile east of Greensburg. Death came from a fractured skull.
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Muchouie
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Band project abandoned due to lack of support
A local effort to form a band collapsed after a poor turnout at a organizing meeting. Ross Maud, active in promoting the plan, said the lack of backing led to shelving further steps. Officials of the Corry Credit Exchange showed interest, but sponsorship remains uncertain.
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Corry Bredit Exchange
Chest Meeting This Evening for Community Board Elections
Subscribers to the Community Chest are urged to attend in the Municipal Building at eight tonight to organize the coming year. A new board will be named and officers elected for the year.
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Devastating Santa Maria Volcano Eruption Traps Dozens
Guatemala City dispatch reports Santa Maria volcano erupting for three days. The 20 mile devastation zone includes coffee plantations and villages where hundreds of residents perished or were injured by lava, ash, heat, and toxic fumes. Searchers recovered charred remains in crater foothills and wrecked homes.
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Guatemala City
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Atricken
Fire in Court House Basement During Local Fire Suspected Sabotage
Fire discovered in the basement of the courthouse shortly before midnight damaged wallets and storage, with $200 in damages. Investigators from Brie cily anti jeurity probed an alleged attempt to destroy ballots following a vote recount petition by the Citizens League. Early returns showed Theodore Elchher ahead by 2 votes over Edwant Allen in the street director race, and Allen pressed fraud claims amid recount irregularities.
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Yates
Edwant Allen
Dempfist
Theodore Elchher
Erle
Bichhorm
Bichform
Allen
Senate probe into lobbyists nears close
Senate lobby investigating committee plans to finish hearings after two more major lobbies, manganese and Muscle Shoals, with Clarence A Buck of Bethlehem Steel as the first witness. Chairman Caraway said the inquiry should wrap by the end of the special session, aiming to show a cross section of Washington lobby influence.
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