Pinchot Moves to End Coal Miners Strike
Governor Pinchot and John Lewis pressed on with efforts to end the anthracite miners strike in Philadelphia. Reports from Harrisburg indicate talks continue with no final accord as of this morning.
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Pinchot
Kimball
Ora
United Press
Philadelphia
John “Ly Lewis
International Mine “Workers
Bellevue Steatforel
Goverwu
Harrisbtry
Mid’ Lewis
Lewis
Wwe
Hally
Comeron
Prohibition Agency Dismisses Day Enforcement Chief
In Pittsburgh, Fred B. Haird, prohibition administrator for Pennsylvania, dismissed William J. Martsolf former divisions chief. Thomas J. Cavanaugh, ex police lieutenant, takes charge of city enforcement as Martsolf leaves Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Fred B Haird
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
Hig
William J. Martsolf
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Baird
Marteolt
Prohibition Administration
Washington, DC
Five Die as Jersey Home Burns Slams Family Trapped
Five people perish when a six unit Jersey City dwelling catches fire. Joseph De Stefano and four children die trapped in a third floor bedroom while the mother and others escape or are severely burned. Fire spreads rapidly through the residence and a neighbor, a tenant, and a firefighter are injured amid efforts to combat the blaze. The scene also involves a nearby stable and a related adjacent structure catching fire but soon extinguished.
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United
Orange
Joseph De_ Stefano
Anna de Stefano
de Stefano
Chemie
Thomas Riley
Wis
Peter Lanughly
Osher Viewim
Father and Son Banquet Brings Church Community Together
Nearly 950 attendees at the Presbyterian chapel for the Fathers and Sons banquet hosted by the Men's Bible Class. Rev J A Martin presided as toastmaster after a dinner by the Opportunity Club. Rev Raymond M Kistler spoke on Football and Life, urging responsibility and teamwork.
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Presbyterian Chapel
Agen
J. A. Martin
Hive
Iass
Opportunity Club
Mr. Martin
Frank P. Habbitt
Oliver Wendell Holme
Raymond M Kistler
Warren
Kistler
Corry
St Hie
Foothill
Stoh Lindsley
Rob Shiels
Rotary
Aly
Maximum tax reduction arranged by Move Wayte committee
Washington November 11 the Pearl completed tax measure shaving 80,000,000 or more from annual payments. The Move Wayte committee said the measures will stand even if they trigger a small surplus in four to five years. Greenarte said the surplus may reach 40,000,000 by 1925 and retirement of the public debt should be pursued. If business slows this year the bill could leave a 50,000 deficit as a safe operational minimum.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Greenarte
Red Cross Campaign Not Planned by Corry Chapter
Corry's Reserve Chapter of the American Red Cross will not mount a general membership campaign this year. Instead members will carry receipts and buttons to the Roll Call on November 11 to solicit annual memberships of 100 dollars. The chapter met quotas last year sending thirty Christmas bags to aid regular army hospitals and continues work with government hospitals.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Rovernment
Nurses Alumnae Als'n Hold Meeting Tuesday
The Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal Co ultimatum meeting was held in Du Bois Pa. Nov. 5 in the municipal building. Five miners died in the strike. Mrs Harper gave a report from the Graduate Nurses association and noted the right to return to work under existing agreements.
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United
DU Bois
Buffalo & Surgehvnne Cent
Ness- Coke Company
Dent
Harper
A. W. Galloway
Claus
Ror
Water Rate Conference In Session Today
The city and Corry Water Supply Co officials meet at the Municipal building to discuss rate increases and a prior agreement to adjust domestic charges. Reports say negotiations include potential asset sales and further meter installations as pressure to curb high bills grows.
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Corry Water Supply Co
Delags
War Alexander
Iir
Kincaid
Kelly
RW Brown
Brown
Pier Commission
State Public Services Commission
Corry
Alexander
Marty
Plise
Solution of cancer problem near Toronto reported by Liverpool surgeon
Nov 1 report from W Blair Hell, a Liverpool surgeon and professor, announces 17 years of research reaching a potential breakthrough in cancer treatment. He presented to the Toronto Academy of Medicine with collaborators claiming striking evidence of apparent effectiveness, though details remain disputed.
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United Press
Toronto
W. Blair Hell
Liverpool
Weir
Liverpool Siegeon
Nell Telesee
Drive on Tax Delinquents to Be Launched
Tax Collector GW Gordon announced a drive to collect overdue 1925 school taxes with warrants possible. About $100,000 of the 1995 assessment has been collected, leaving roughly $13,000 unpaid. a brief grace period may be offered to avoid extra costs.
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GW Gordon
Herve
Tee
County May Probe Krems Death After Inquest
In Adville on November 11 the county may step in to review the Kreems death case. Guisville undertaker Frank Flanders testified his machine may have struck Bert A. Krevs but Krevs was dead at the time. A jury in Tringville’s coroner’s inquest exonerated Flanders Monday. District Attorney August Delp said he has not yet investigated the facts and will act after court duties.
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Kimball
Neal Irvineton
Gien Kimball
Leckhear Tevineton
Indus
AL Believell
Charles Sindlinger
AMA
Eld
Warren Costity
Sindlinger
Meath
Tevinetun
Jes Kimball
Allegheny Sprites
Mtr
Sindlliyer
Rinllinger
Hye
Trinday
Corey Voth
Ford
Youngsville
Corry
North Bayt
Warren
Nik
John Sutton
Waterford
Sutton
Rimaball
Qrull
Cohu Tir
Tivington
Pidhoote
Adville
Frank
Flanders
Guisvilte
Cdy
Bert A. Krevs
Keene
Planders
Tringville
August Delp
Hitane
Armistice Day Ball Planned at State Armory Tonight
Members of Company A and the Boosters have completed arrangements for an Armistice Day event at the State Armory this evening. Larson's orchestra will furnish the music for dancing.
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Armory
Company A
Boosters
State Armory
Larson
Armistice Day Quietly Observed in Gilings City
Armistice Day marked seven years since the signing with subdued ceremonies. Flags flew in the business district and many stores closed at noon while several industries suspended work for two minutes at 11 o clock. Veterans groups planned an evening gathering at St Edward's hall with dancing and supper. Journal wire service noted similar observances across the region.
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Ajax Tena Works
Chevy Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Cohidice
Pirichot
Srnte
Milan
Lomier
Véterins
Tolays
St. Edward's Hall
Tench
Pittsburgh
Clymer Reports Notable Population Rise in County
The New York State secretary’s report shows Chautauqua county at 128,100 residents, up 12,752 in five years. Jamestown leads town gains with 4,407, Dunkirk adds 276, and Sherman increases from 57 to 87. Clymer town rises from 209 to 2,268, French Creek from 806 to 814.
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Chautauqua
New York
Sherman
Clymec Town
French
Engagement of Miss Kaiser Announced
Announcements in the city reveal the engagement of Miss Helen Roth Kaiser to Mr Loui Arthur Weston, son of Mr and Mrs Prank B Weston of Detroit. Miss Kaiser was educated at Sacred Heart Convent in Grosse Pointe and Mr Weston graduated from the University of Michigan in 1924. The wedding is planned for the winter.
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Helen Roth Kaiser
Loui Arthur Weston
Prank
Weston
Detroit
Raver
Sacred Heart Convent
Grosse Pointe Lawrences Avenue
University
of Michigan
Helen Shéan
Inlin City
Major Brant Attacks Air Policy in War Talk
Major Gerald Brant denounces air policy in a sweeping defense of the Army’s General Staff Navy and White House critics. He cites defense views from Mitchell and Brant criticizes administration economy and air service failures. The talk references Pearl Harbor lessons and wartime housing issues while noting visitors Cronin and Mrs Clarendon arriving for the meeting.
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Army General Staff
Navy
White House
Army
Brant
Mitchell
United Press
Washington
Gerald Brant
Robert Howse
Jay Brant
Mitchell Jr
Yi Mithel
Brany
Pearl Harbor
Navy Air Service
Bari
Ayer
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Stations
Central bulletin lists five notable radio features airing today across stations including WJZ New York WGY Cincinnati WMAG Chicago WNAQ New York WJAR Denver and KOA Denver. It notes air times around 8 to 10 PM with a focus on music orchestral and personality pieces.
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WJZ
New York
WGY Sale
Armintios
Washington
Wsat Cinvinnati
Gstral
WMAG
Chicago
WNAQ
Iy Ene
New Fork
WJAR
KOA
Denver
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Martsolf
United Provo
Jersey
Raymond M. Kistler
Green
House Committee
RED Cross
R. W. Brown
Krenz
Titusville
Clymer
Miss Kaiser
Major Brant
P. Cronin
Wathee
Clarendon
Walter Bis
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