Fall Furniture Market Opens in Jamestown Style Shift
Jamestown November market opens under suspicious circumstances unseen in recent seasons. A pre market attendance began Monday with about forty buyers registered yesterday and officials expect attendance to exceed seven hundred. New designs and lines are shown by exhibitors across the country signaling confidence for a strong market despite a shortened seven day run.
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Jamestown
Jamesown
Bayers
Saleamen
Coutey
Roosevelt Carried Corry in Precinct Vote Totals
Return data shows Roosevelt leading in Corry with First Ward 241 and 330 in Third Ward precincts, and Second Ward 496. Overall city results highlighted rapid tabulation via voting machines, with Concord township’s Democratic edge for Roosevelt and local races featuring Crosby, Shreve, King, Hammond, and Davis.
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Coutianca Crom
Banumei
Condord
Roosevelt
Carui Hidle
Hoover
Upshaw
Thomas
Concord
Grosby
Sue Verofdt
Hammond
Thécket
John King
Rupp
U. S
Davis
Columbia
Congress
Cochran
Driscoll
Union City
Shreve
Crosby
Assembly
King
North Wast
Ising
Tillimmond
Wayne Township
Pressqessin
Fontest
Catholic Daughters of America to Install New Officers
Members of Catholic Daughters of America in Meadville will hold a special meeting at the Hotel Corry on Thursday evening at a later hour with Miss Bie Shell of Meadville to install the new officers. Refreshments will follow the ceremony and all members are urged to attend.
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Mustallayun Promeers
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Wweohela
At & B
Corry
Bie
Needlework Guild Plans Garment Collection Meeting
The Needlework Guild will hold its annual gathering next Tuesday at 3 PM in the Municipal Building to elect officers and discuss relief work. Members urged to donate generously. last year’s effort delivered 1933 new garments and about 1000 secondhand items. Officers and directors listed along with associated societies and helpers.
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Corry Relief Committee
Corry Belter Committee
J. F. Austin
FP. F. Davis
Frank Loveland
Daniel Nita
Wilson J. Edwards
C. S. Bentley
Mesdimey
Hy A. Alexander
G. S. Bentley
Bracken
John H. Castor
Perry Collier
F H, Davis
N. R. Dickson
Wyde Edwards
TI Giblin
A. B. Griswold
H. Geiger
William Houghton
Wallace Hammond
Will Harvey
C. L Henton
William Hall
F. Hurlbut
Prants Loveland
C. FP
McCray
J. EB
Mount
Daniel Nast
Ross
V. M. Lansburg
Glenn Spencer
William Sweet C
Wallace
Westley
Misees Maude Keefe
Elizabeth Crane
Guila Srey Alipuistic
Emmanuel Guill
Bo Lidies Aid
Westminster V Guild
Presbyterian Lagies Ai ‘Rrotty Vic
Election received, favorable abroad
United Press reports Roosevelt's election widely greeted in Europe with hopes for tariff relief, end of prohibition, and closer League of Nations collaboration. Britain and France look for eventual war debt settlement revision as markets show bullish after the American election.
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United Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Yeiser Heads to New Post in South Carolina
ERIE November Rev. Noah G. Yeiser, longtime Erie district superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, will leave Wednesday to oversee the state of South Carolina. Named weeks ago through National Superintendent Scott McBride, the Lutheran church member will set up headquarters in Spartanburg, with the Yeiser family remaining in Erie until spring.
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Erie
Noan G. Yeiser
Anti-Saloon League
South Carolina
F Scott McBride
Yelsers
United Lutheran Church of America
Spartansburg
8. C
Yelser
Veteran Republican Congressman Loses in Pennsylvania Race
Washington Pa November 9 Complete returns show veteran Republican Congressman Dr Henry W Temple losing re election in the 25th District comprising Washington and Greene counties to Charles J Faddis Waynesburg Democrat Temple trailed by about five thousand votes Puddis favored changing prohibition laws More precinct results gave Temple 16377 to Faddis 20509
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Washington, Pa
Henry W. Temple
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Faddis
Waynesburg
Washington
Greene Counties
Puddis
Reuns
Temple
Faillis
Tragic Election Row Leaves One Dead in Johnstown
A dispute following yesterday’s election in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, ended in a fatal head injury. Fay Malone, 35, reported deceased, after an argument with Leonidas Canny, 21, who is under arrest along with two others. Authorities say Malone was struck with a fist while a stone was held.
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United Pross
Johnstown
Fay Malone
Leonidas Canny
Canby
Matone
Dauphin County Gives Hoover Big Margin
Dauphin County unofficial returns from 138 precincts show Hoover leading with 51,447 votes, Roosevelt 22,948, and Thomas 958 for president. County totals for state treasurer Waters 95,583 and Shannon 26,215. auditor general Baldwin 36,697 and Surig 19,914. Supreme Court Lind 36,586 and Higbee 19,746. Superior Court Pazien 86,621 James 25,700 Sindfield 39,297 Henderson 20,184 Douglas 20,143 McWherter 19,186.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Hoover
Rongevelt
Thomas
Waters
Shanon
Baldwin
Surig
Lind
Higbee
Par Superior Court
Pazien
James
Sindfield
Henderson
Douglas
McWherter
First of License Renewal Applications Mail First
Renewal applications for 1938 Pennsylvania auto registrations were mailed to 1,952,020 vehicle owners. The Department of Revenue urges prompt, properly signed applications with correct fee payments.
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Pennysylvania
Department of Revenue
Petirn
H. Rich and Stickel
Purest of
Three Hunting Accidents In Warren Sector
Warren reports three hunting accidents in one day. Glenn Carlson, 22, of Sheffield, is hospitalized with 18 buckshot injuries to the face, near six feet from a hunter’s gun. his eyesight is reportedly unaffected. William Schivek, 28, of Oneida, received buckshot in the right leg after stepping in front of Louis Cassius, Crescent Park, who later died in a separate incident. J Albert Pirth, 78, of Sugar Grove, is in Jamestown hospital with a right eye wound from a set gun while walking near his daughter’s home. his condition is good.
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Warren
Sugar Grove
Glenn Carlson
Sheffield
Warren General Hospital
Carlson
William Schivek
Oneida
Louis Cassius
Crescent Park
Plessant Township
Ottom
Cassius
Schirck
Hell
J. Albert Pirth
WC. A
Jamestown
Emporium Man Shot in Neck During Hunting Accident
Willer Herbert Clark of Emporium was accidentally shot in the neck and shoulder by Everett Minard near McKinnon’s Branch six miles from Emporium. Two companions Larry McDowell and Walter Ludwig were present, Minard fired 40 shots at a bird, two or three embedded, all removed by Dr. J L Hackett. Clark remains at home in Emporium.
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Ridgway
Cameron County
McKinnon
Smporium
Willer Herbert Clark
East Allegheny Avenue
Emporium
Everett Minard
Four Mile
Larry McDowell
Oakstreat
Walter
Ludwig
Cowley Run
Minard
de. J. L. Hackett
Mr. Clark
Golden Links Class Meeting at Mi E Charea Parlors
The Golden Links Class met in the Mi E Charea parlors with 23 members present for a social session. They planned a Christmas box for Sheffield Home in Austria and arranged a supper for November 22 hosted by Mrs Rose Dearine, Mrs Clemma Butters, Mrs Jo t Piller, and Mrs George Gordon with home baked cookies and tea.
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Sheffield
RoScoe Dearine
Clemma Butters
Jot Piller
George Gordon
Cochran Driscoll In Hot Race For Congress
Warren and surrounding counties report a tight contest for Congress as Cochran and Driscoll battle in a district that includes Warren, Clarion, Venango, Mercer, and Forest counties. Early figures show Driscoll leading in Clarion and possibly winning the district with a sizable margin, while Cochran trails in some counties and carries others. Assembly results place Mumford ahead for Republicans and Summerton ahead for Democrats, with mixed outlook across the region.
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Driscoll
Assembly
Mumford
Summerton
Tate
Cochran
Forest County
Warren
Erie Woman Seeks Estate of Lake Victim
Anna Herman Selple of 227 Sassafras Street seeks letters of administration for the estate of Robert Seiple 47 who drowned after slipping from a gang plank near Cascade Street. She claims they lived as man and wife and that his estate amounts to between 6000 and 3000 dollars. Seiple died last week and his creditors and employer firm head also petitioned for administration. The case was set for hearing in Orphans' Court to determine common law wife rights and estate claims.
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Robert Seiple
Erie
Bris Yoman
Anna Herman Selple
Sassafras Street
L. Rosalier
Orphans’ Court
Seiple
Buiet
Edward C. Hunley
Pantson
New York
Rossiter
Sourt
Ganz
Cascade Street
Chautauqua Gives Hoover Big Victory in Jamestown
Jamestown voters backed Herbert Hoover with a prevailing 5,081 plurality over Franklin D Roosevelt as part of a broader county trend. Hoover totals reached 8,963 to 4,992 for Roosevelt, with minor votes for Thomas and others, reflecting a strong Republican showing in the county and nearby towns like Dunkirk and Donovan’s gubernatorial bid.
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Warren
Uasual
Gorkers
Hoover
Roosevelt
Covhian
Jamestown
Navy
Herbert Hover
Chakrawati County
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Chatttauqua County
Tuttle
William J. Donovan
Herbert H. Lehman
Thomas
Smith
Dunkirk
Donovan
Kane Protest Against Gas Rates Leads to Harrisburg Action
Kane residents protest proposed gas rate reduction amid council discussions. A special committee of Burgess Albertson J A Skoog John F George and others will travel to Harrisburg next week to present the case before the Public Service Commission. The committee was discharged after reporting no further agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Kane Gas
Come Miles
UN Ra’ Villestion
Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
William Dykes
W. Hanson
C.W. Felt
Burgess
W. Albertsom
Lis
Berkwater
McCoy
Daniel Quirk
T. McCoy
Burgess Albertson
J. A. Skoogiind
John FP
George
Poutheil
Oil City Girl Hurt In Crash
An 11-year-old Oil City beauty contest winner, Miss Golden of Pittsburgh, and her companion Miss Kathryn Parr were injured when a car struck a telephone pole near Oil City while en route to visit a mother celebrating a 55th birthday. Attaches at Butler Hospital describe the injuries as serious. both girls were hospitalized after the collision.
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Slippery Bock
Mary Golden
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Misa Golden
Kathryn Parr
Butler Hospital
Miss Golden
Othe Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miss Farr
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Yeiser
NEW Post
Sietary of Revenue
Department
Junig
Sugar Group
Cochran-Driscoll
Jona H. King
Montgomery
Super
President
Chautauqua County
Alfred EB. Smith
Democra
Norman Thoms
Socialit
CASE
Lehman
Dunkins
Avey Donovan
Citizens National
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