League 10 Take Up International Police in Manchuria
Henry Wood reports that at the League of Nations Council meeting in Geneva discussions may cover an international police force for Manchuria. Japan would consent only to protect its assets with China’s consent, while Britain France and the U.S. are expected to be asked to participate. Independent Mukden government installed with Yuan Chin Kan as governor. Japanese officers oversee. Fighting and unrest in Manchuria continue as locals press for Japan to withdraw from the League and extend actions in China.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Minna
Manchuria
League of Nationa Council
League
South Manchuria
Japan
China
Gore
I League
London
Great Britain
France
United States
League Assembly
Josef Pligudsky
Vilna
International League
Aranchuria
Yuan Chin-Kan
Eader
Mukdent
Mukden
Miyaki
Shigeru Honjo
Nanni River
Mun Chan-Shen
Tapan
League of Nationa
Japanese Patriotic Association
Hunting Fatality in Allegheny County
United Press reports the first fatal hunting accident of the 1921 season in Allegheny County. Walter Britt, 18, of Peerysville, was wounded while hunting on a Treesdale farm near Three Degree Road and died at Presbyterian Hospital. He was accidentally shot when his brother Edward fired as the youths crossed a small stream. county detectives described the incident.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Walter Britt
Peerysville
Treesdale
Three Degree Road
Presbyterian Hospital
Edward
Governor Pinchot outlines unemployment relief plan
Highlights of the message show unemployment in Pennsylvania estimated at 900000 with 126000 children needing food and relief outside homes and 2500000 persons requiring relief when dependents are counted. Proposals include a five member unpaid state commission, a $35000000 relief fund, prosperity bonds, two constitutional amendments, new cigarette and billboard taxes, two year emergency gasoline tax, highway work relief, rent tax relief postponement, coal industry rehabilitation, and large general fund appropriations for state agencies.
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Peninsylvania
Pennsylvania
State Commission
Erie Railroad Conductor Edward Premo Crushed in Sharon Crash
Special to the Journal. SMEADVILLE Nov 10 Edward Premo a well known Erie Railroad conductor suffered probable fatal injuries in a railroad accident at Sharon this morning. He was crushing during coupling of freight cars and was taken to Buh hospital in Sharon where little hope is held for his recovery.
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the Journal
Smeadville
Edward Premo
Erie Railroad
Sharon
Premo
Buh Hospital
Young Philadelphia Society Man Held in Murder
A Philadelphia society man, Edward H. B. Allen, 23, is held on murder charges after a fatal argument over Rose Allen, a debutante and sister of the accused, involving Francis Donaldson III, 23. Edward G. Lucas is detained as a material witness. Horace Allen, father of the accused, was present but not charged.
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United Press Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Brimette
Francis Donaldson III
Edward H. B. Allen
Horace Allen
Mnd Am Fmmateur
Rose Allen
Edward G. Lucas
Sunday Radio’s Five Best Entretainments Monday
Listing of NBC CBS and related stations with evening programs including The Goldbergs Sanderson Crumit Sousa’s band Bildie and Ralph mixed chorus Beynie orchestra Sea romance and Arebesque across WEAF WIZ WABC CHS networks with times and show names.
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WEAF
NBC
Goldbergs
Sanderson-Crumit
Sousa
Bildie and
Ralph
WABC
CBS
Beynie
French Creek Lumber Mill Razed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed Roy Davis mill in French Creek Nov 10 just after midnight. The entire plant was leveled with no insurance, loss estimated near 2000 dollars. A prior mill owned by Davis’s brother on Findley Lake road burned last year but was rebuilt.
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Roy Davis
Davis
Findley Lake
Pine Grove Cemetery Association Reports Progress and Finance
Directors report satisfactory progress in maintenance and improvements at Pine Grove Cemetery. A recent push to collect overdue accounts yields enough to cover current expenses and improve finances. Since C L Alexander died, D Everett Leach has served as manager with Secretary Burlingsme, receiving credit for dedicated work. Walter Paine visits friends in Wiston for several days.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Yill
C. L. Alexander
D. Everett Leach
Association
Burlingsme
Petty thefts mount after dairy office safe crash attempt
Police reported multiple petty thefts including an attempted safe cracking at the Model Dairy Company offices on Maple Avenue. A hospital refrigerator theft occurred at Carty Hospital, and a Ford coupe on East South Street was ransacked with keys stolen but no driveaway. Chief Ruppersburg had no new developments.
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Model Dairy Company
Maple” Avenue
Carty Hospital
Isa
N. T. Gilshe
Fast Soith
Ruppersburg
The
End inquiry into death of auto victim
Charles R. Bramhall 57 of Joy City died after being struck by a car driven by Mervyn Nast of Corry on the Beaverdam Elgin road intersection. Deputy Coroner Mark Fullam said no inquest will be held as the death was ruled unavoidable. Post mortem in Oil City showed death from shock due to pelvic fracture. Funeral services will be held in Oil City Friday at 2 pm with interment in Townville cemetery.
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Charles R. Bramhall
Joy City
Mervyn N. Nast
Corry
Beaverdam-Elgin Road
Corry-Union City
Qas
Mark Fullam
Pullom
Fat
OU City
State 1
Brandall
Oil City
N. Troy Gillette
Wdison Harmon
Bramball
Hey. Norris A. White
Grace M. HE
Ol City
Townville
Heir to Largest Fortune to Wed in Nice
Sabibzada Nawab Azam Jah crown prince of Hyderabad, heir to a vast fortune, sails to Nice for a Thursday wedding to Princess Durtl Shahwax daughter of Turkey’s former caliph. The Nizam reportedly provides a huge dowry. Hyderabad’s private vaults hold an estimated 500 million in gold.
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London
Sabibzada
Azam Jah
Hyderabad
Nice
Durt-1-Shahwax
Turkey
Nizam
Hyderabidd
Tadia
Hectic Trading in Silver Futures
Hectic trading occurred at the opening on the National Metal Exchange as Far East selling clouds kept pressure on the market. Prices were irregular after yesterday's sharp advance, the largest single day fluctuation allowed by the exchange.
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United Press
New York
Ational Metal Exchange
Caribbean shipwreck survivors adrift off Colombia sought
Eleven survivors from a wreck were reported adrift off Colombia in bad weather. A Pan American pilot saw a lifeboat near Cartagena. The Costa Rican freighter and the swan minesweeper searched but rain and fog hindered progress. The Baden Baden cargo ship may be involved with two passengers aboard.
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S. Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
Balboa
Colombia
Pan-American Airways
Cartagena
Costa Rian
United States
Aitetary Center
Swan
Coco Solo
Geisha
Baden Baden
Biguacha
Catombia
Colom
Waller
Dreiser calls misconduct charges ridiculous in Kentucky trip
Norton Virginia November 10 Dreiser said it would be impossible for him to be guilty of misconduct with five women charged in a Pineville Kentucky warrant while he investigated coal field conditions. He said he enjoys companionship of ladies and conversations but does not believe Kentucky law makes him guilty. Crawford, editor of Crawford's Weekly and a member of the defense committee, announced the statement.
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United Press
Norton
Dreiser
Pineville
K.y
Kentucky
Bruce Crawford
Crawford's Weekly
Crawford
Hoover Begins Work On Coming Message To Congress
President Hoover announced at a press conference that he has begun drafting his message to Congress, due to open early next month. He also said he would submit appointments to several government vacancies, including two tariff commission members, one farm board member, and about 12 to 15 judicial appointees. Kathryn Connors left this afternoon for Buffalo for a short visit.
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Nonce
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Tariff Commission
Farm Board
Judiciary
U S Troops Not To Join Patrol Force
United States troops are not asked to join any international force to guard the South Manchurian Railroad. Reports from London claimed China sought the League of Nations to organize such an army, but officials note the U S is not a League member and could not place troops at the League's disposal. American soldiers are used in China solely to protect American citizens.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Thag
London
China
League of Nations
League
Corry Girl Talks on England Visit at Rotary Meeting
Miss Sarah Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victur B Wilson, spoke at the Corry Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry. She described her year abroad in England and Scotland, noting Bhighat customs and manners and sharing sidelights from her studies at St Lawrence University and King's College London. Members praised her informative talk and attentive delivery.
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Sarah Wilson
Victur B. Wilson
Fourth Avenue
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Hingland
England
Scotland
Wilson
Corry High School
St. Lawrence University
King’s College, University of London
Corry
Clf
Steel orders decrease at United States Steel Corp
New York November 10 unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation fell by 25 401 tons in October bringing total unfilled orders to 3 119 432 tons. On September 30 orders stood at 144 883 and on August 31 at 8 169 457 and on October 21, 1930 at 3 481 763.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Manchurian Railroad Control Far East Issue
Washington dispatch outlines the Manchuria dispute centering on Japan's treaty rights to lead the region’s economy. Observers expect a new development to influence Tokio’s grip on China’s fertile northeast, tied to 1915 treaties and leaseholds on the Liaodong Peninsula and Dairen, plus the South Manchurian Railway concession.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Manchuria
Japan
Chin
Tokio
China
Europe
Lisobung
Dairen
Pinchot urges 19 point plan for relief in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot appeals to the state legislature for direct relief to 900000 unemployed, 195000 school children at risk of hunger, and 500000 affected by unemployment. He proposes a 35 million prosperity bond via private contributions, a flexible emergency fund, higher taxes on cigarettes and outdoor advertising, plus expanded state borrowing and allocations to fund work relief programs.
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Highway Department
James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Gillard Pinchot
State Legislative
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Commonwealth
William Schnader
Goveror
State Highway Department
Eight Firemen Overcome by Fumes at Fire Scene
Eight firefighters collapsed from smoke inhalation while battling a blaze at a local store. Rescue crews and authorities coordinated air clearance and patient transport as investigators reviewed the incident and safety procedures.
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Spontaman Grid Social
Sonora Products, Inc
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Young Phila
French Creek
Pine Grove
Walter Paine
Muishon
Corry Hospital
Charles Bramhall
Caribbean
Kathryn Connors
Buffalo
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