MITCHELL OUTLINES PLAN TO UPHOLD INCOMPETENCY CHARGES
The flying colonel, through Representative Frank Keld, laid nearly fifty accusations of mismanagement by the War and Navy departments. He alleged incompetency in air service governance, dangerous orders, and criminal negligence regarding aviation safety and personnel. He charged the War department with almost treasonable administration of national defense and cited disorganized aviation programs from 1922 to 1928.
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Laval
Shenandonty
Armost
Lanédowne
Janel
Spersonnel
National Defense
War Department
Air Service
Astonautica
Corry Residents Called as Federal Jurors in Pittsburgh
Frank Geiger and Al Miller of Corry are among residents summoned for the November term of the United States District Court in Pittsburgh. The docket lists three cases with four weeks set for criminal liquor violations and civil cases scheduled December 7 to 18. Jury selection today uses three courtrooms to speed the process as cases await entry.
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Frank Geiger
al Miller
Pittsburgh
United States Misttieh Court
Thomson, Gibson and
Schoonmicker
Five Best Radio Features across major stations
A listing of radio programs aired today across stations in Oakland Detroit St Paul New York and more. It mentions Pacific Education Program Jesters Weed Centralsky and the Eastern Orchestra along with a hookup on several frequencies.
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KGO
Oakland
Detroit
St. Paul
Pinchot Prohibition Stand Endorsed by Anti Prohibition League
The Anti Prohibition League in Convention endorses Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania for criticizing the government’s failure to enforce the prohibition law. The executive committee approved his speech and sent a message to President Coolidge. Secretaries Mellon and the Treasury were urged to enforce the law.
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Phicago
Asnexics
Gifford Pinchow
Pennsylvania
League
Enaly
Coolidge
Het
Treachury Mellon
Faure
Tax cuts eyed for autos and other excise taxes
The House Ways and Means committee may shave about 160 million dollars from auto and other excise taxes and push total federal tax relief toward 850 million dollars. Republican and Democratic members support the overhaul as sessions continue, with broad push for repealing automobile taxes and further reductions in tobacco, jewelry and admissions taxes to meet the target.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treiwury Mellon
Mel.lon
Rummage Sale Big Success At Royal Hoot Shop
Approximately one hundred fifty dollars was raised at a two day rummage sale held Friday and Saturday by the Children’s Aid Society committee at the former Royal Hoot Shop on South Center Street. A wide assortment of articles and many toys sold quickly with thanks extended to supporters including Corry High School for eye repairs and the proceeds to aid the Children’s Aid Society.
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Children’s Bill ‘Society
Corry Aligh School
Children’ Aid Society
Stroke Fatal to Aged Woman Phoebe Wright Dies
Mrs Phoebe Ane Wright aged 84 died yesterday morning at 6 40 in hospital after a stroke. She is survived by one sister and one brother. Funeral services will be from Alexander and Company’s undertaking parlors Tuesday at 10 o’clock with burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Phoebe Ane Wright
Tha
Ors Hospital
Mra Wright
Alexander & Company
Pine Grove
Betty Jenks Suit Settled Out of Court
Betty Jenks, who sought to be the common law wife of a Texas heir, settled her $500000 suit against the Huter estate out of court. Judge Henry A. Clark presided in Erie Orphans Court without a jury. trial in Common Pleas Court had been scheduled for December.
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Betty Jenks
United Press Erie
Betty Tenks
Bates
Five Women Die Mysteriously In Cottage Tragedy
Five women died in a cottage in Hibb ing as investigators studied possible poisoning or gas as the cause. Victims included Ella Kuusista 95 owner Ida Hardly 50 tenant Mary Herzing 25 Mary Ermatinger 83 and Katherine Green Unknown relation. The group had been preparing a meal when death occurred with a gas jet open and food and wine present. An innquest was ordered.
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Sue
Ella Kuusista
Ida Hardly
Mary Herzing
Mary Ermatinger
Katherine Green
Htehen
Pole Fest
Girl Messenger Robbed Of 3124 Dollars In Pittsburgh
United Press reports a girl messenger was attacked while returning from a petty payroll with $3124 stolen. Police traced the bag to one assailant as investigators seek the suspects. In Philadelphia postal officials pursued a blackmailer who tried to extort 25000 from Mrs Emma C Bergdol mother of Grover Bergdol a known draft evader.
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Ts Vhe
Pecrless
Emily Bilerle
United Prois Philadelphta
Emma C. Berefol
Grover C. Bergdol
Novorious
Tier
fess will_ae
Pepper Plans Visit to Corry Next Tuesday
Senator Reiter George Wharton Pepper mounts a statewide campaign schedule with meetings in Meadville Erie Bradford Warren and Corry. He aims to address teachers alumni and civic groups, with a hoped Corry stopover for a special meeting and a large Erie gathering at the University of Pennsylvania Alumni event.
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George Wharton Pepper
Senate
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Clearfield
Clarion
Tionesta
Tionesta Brestus Loria
Eric Alumni Association
University of Pennsylvania
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Mercer
Sharon
Te Mercer
Jn Sharon
Organi Jions
New Castile
Open Business School Tonight at St Edward's Parochial
The opening of evening classes at St Edward's parochial school 721 o'clock will feature a business course in shorthand typewriting and related subjects. Twelve students have enrolled and two instructors will lead the sessions while Superintendent Milon L. Brown notes the night school plan moved from the high school building due to low interest.
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Tery of
Merry
St. Edward's Parochial School
Milon L. Brown
Brown
Fgh School
Arrest threats issued over vandalism of street signs
Chief Dunkie warned of arrests and prosecutions for knocking over and damaging signs along city streets. He stated several signs had been vandalized over the past weekend and pledged action against those responsible, naming individuals in Warren and Fourth Avenue.
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Drmkle
Cleveland magistrate proposes bedside sentences for careless motorists
A Cleveland woman magistrate announced a day she would sentence criminally careless motorists to hours at the bedside of their victims if hospital authorities permit. This mark begins a move to curb reckless driving after seven lives lost in the past 24 hours.
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United Press
Cleveland
May
Grisemain
Governor urges Armistice Day observance statewide
Governor Gifford Pinchot issues a proclamation urging a day of thanksgiving and reflection for Armistice Day. He asks residents to observe November 1 with two minutes of silence at 11 o clock and to contemplate peace, noting nearby towns plan demonstrations and an Armistice Day dance at the State Armory.
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Commonwealth
Ariistice
Pinchot Mray
Union City
Warren
State Armory
Taxi Service Consolidated In City Merger
Arte Nichols owner of the Dinnand Tasteal Company takes over all Yellow Cab Company assets. He bought the Yellow Cab business from Vee Powers this morning and will operate the consolidated taxi fleet. Nichols promises faster service at the same reasonable rates and thanks past patrons.
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Pom. Nichols
Dinand Tasteal Company
Yellow Cab Company
Nichols
Vee Powers
Ule Jour
Public Stenographer Opens Offices in Hotel Carry
Bliss Mary Burkhart announces she will maintain public stenographic offices in the Hotel Carry offering rapid accurate service. People needing stenography can visit her at the hotel throughout the day as demand for a public stenographer grows in the city. Lyle Foster is spending the day in the city at his residence while en route from Buffalo to Pittsburgh.
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Bliss Mary Burkhart
Carry
Miss Burkhart
Ue Hole
Miss Burkhark
Lyle Foster
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Two Automobiles Damaged In Saturday Night Fire
Two cars owned by local residents suffered severe damage in a Saturday night fire. The Oakland touring car owned by Wilbur Morris and the Lindebaker coupe owned by Ralph Sarcare were both burned. no injuries were reported as occupants escaped. The cause remains undetermined with the engine area cited as a possible origin while authorities investigate.
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Wilbur Morris
Moros
Ford
Lindebaker
Ralph Sarcare
North Center Street
Hell
Rou
Columbus
Rourt
Indock
Sarcune
Warren
Tadly Thurnerdi
Charles Maupin
Miss Mazel McCray Speaks On South American Mission Work
Miss Mazel McCray, longtime Cor ry girl in Bolivia, spoke to a large Presbyterian audience using lantern slides to describe her five years of missionary work and life in cities like Cochabamba and La Paz. She plans to return soon to resume her South American mission.
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Hazel McCray
Mazel McCray
Corry
Bolivia
Miss McCray
Eeen
Inquest Opens Into Krenz Death Case
Dr Hugh Jamison of Belief In juries results from car passing over body did not cause death Two women with Flanders appear before coroner's jury inquest into Krenz death opened today.
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Hugh Jamison
Flanders
Coronet
Inquest Resumes Over Death From Automobile Incident
Testimony by Fir Tlugh Jamison Witt focused on whether injuries from a car incident caused Rept A Kréne death. Frank Planders and witnesses described beliefs about the cause as coroner Kerr's inquest resumes this afternoon in Titusville with six jurors and subpoenaed drivers and officials.
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Planders
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Krenz
Jane Mata
Titusville
Martha ‘Turf
Kerr
Kronx
Jacob Soles
Bert Clark
James Elworth
Merton Mantiss
Leroy Mey
Charles Casserly
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Dairy Street
Clarks
Herald
Iiquest Uni Wes
Keene
Heath
Mire Kren
Clark
Flandera
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