Fearful factors forewarn war in Europe, Kenworthy warns
United Press correspondent J. M. Kenworthy outlines obstacles to peace in Europe citing Bessarabia Hungarians minorities and tensions over Albania and Upper Silesia. He warns Britain and the United States risk naval rivalry and possible war if the situation worsens and the Geneva conference fails.
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Ay Wase Miller
United Press
Vondon
Aid Danger
Pro
Kenworthy
Stenborg
Plang
Europe
Greeat
Bessarabia
Russia
Mungury
League of Nations
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Italy
Jugostavia
Adriatic
Albania
Germilav
Upper Silesia
Posen
Balkans Peace Treaty Talks Reported by Paris Ministers
United Prom reports from Paris on November 1 that Foreign Ministers Brinne of France and Marinkeviteh of Yugoslavia discussed a treaty meant to offset Italian influence in the Balkans amid ongoing peace and war concerns.
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Prom
Paris
Brinne
France
Marinkeviteh
Jugo-slavia
Rsndaifp
Balkans
Oil Tanker Explodes At Sea Near Barnegat Light
Reports say the 4,008 ton Beta Steamship Corporation tanker blew up about 10 miles off Barnegat Light while en route from New York to Baylaws Texas. Distress calls were sent and other vessels, including the Hannaway, moved to aid as details remain unclear.
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United Pross
New York
Beta Steamship Corporation of
Burnegat Light
Hannavay
Baylaws
Texas
Hannaven
Auf
Gil Tank
Steater
Barnegat Light
Hanwiwa Wan
Aimee Bier
Girl Held For Court In Check Fleecing Case
Ruth Habcock and Ivenrold Elgingiel faced county court on charges of passing worthless checks and forgery after hearings before Alderman Porter. Bail was set at 500 dollars, with next steps to try for bond, as police suspected a broader scheme involving a faulty bank and merchants victimized. Authorities linked a Cal young man to the case as part of the inquiry.
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Ruth Habcock
Plan Special Educational Observance in Corry Schools
Corry Public Schools plan a two event Educational Week observance for parents and residents. The Senior High will hold Tuesday classes to show school operations with light refreshments by students. A Junior High program and evening headliners are planned for Wednesday to attract a large audience.
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Corry
Dewey
Progran
Senator Reed Suffering Acute Indigestion in New York
United States Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania is reported critically ill after an acute indigestion attack in a New York City hotel. Colonel Eric Fisher Wood announced Reed’s condition, saying he was uninjured but struck by illness while en route to Scranton via railroad.
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Scranton
United States
David A. Reed
Pennrylvaking
New York City
Eric Fisher Wood
Exeteriek
Reed
Wood
New ‘York
Tipi
Cosha
Socialists Sweep Reading Win Endangered Pennsylvanian Politics
In Reading, Socialists win every ticket item marking a historic total control of the city and party. Observers credit the victory to rising property taxes and local governance practices while noting Berks County has shown prior Socialist strength and European-ancestry voters influence statewide politics.
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Arthur N. Suverkrup
United Press
Harrisburg
Realeng
Pennsylvania
Sonia
Iven
Ing
Pennsylvanid
Socialist Party
Noweyen
Emm Reching
Socialiste
Stheol
Socialigs
Berks
Herksedimey
Canning
Ati
Trial of Cowgirl for Murder Nears Close
Serena Trickey, cowgirl and rodeo rider, testified a passionate love story that led to a fatal stabbing of her lover Slim Tite. Attorneys wrap up routine defense proceedings as the case heads toward closing arguments.
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United Fieas Lareview
Ore
Serena Trickey
Nien
Wicely
Trini Frontier
Izack Walton League Sets Monday Meeting for Coal Aid
Izaak Walton League in Mount Carmel forms a 16 member committee with miners shippers and public representatives to build a permanent organization. The panel will plan to broaden anthracite markets while avoiding wage and arbitration issues. Next week the committee may meet in Wilkes Barre to finalize plans to aid the hard coal industry as it recovers from the recent downturn.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Mount Carmel
Jlo
Shich
Anthracite Cooperative Congress
Wilkes Barre
Sperster
Daniel J. Fierts
New York
Tory Stender
Prackville
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennnedy
Tailisnap
Wiss
Golden
Shamokine Public
Raymond F. Gibby
Scranton
C. W. Laycorky
Williw Barre
W. Re
Buckley
Mount Cannel
H. Pauly
Willan
Underwoors
Iykenss Coal Merchants
O'Toole
Washington
He Bertotet
Reading
Detectives Probe Oil Case as Jurors Face Possible Identifications
Washington December reporters describe 15 Burns detectives questioning jurors in the Sinclair oil case. Government attorneys announce no identifications yet while the grand jury debates indictments amid Armistice Day timing.
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Herbert Little
United Press Star
Washington
Dov
Burns
Sinclair
Akhe Furans
Sexta
Ahi
Temselyey
Unite States District
Neil ‘Runisinehaws
Allel
Ruddy
A. Ji Sullivary
Fol Kikin
BP Stewart
T. Mone
Wal
V Lute
Richhis
Samuel Kirby
Idney Knowles
Paul Homerighausen
Frants J O'Reilley
Daniel Mertilt
Joseph Dwer
Paul Steer
Thomas Brennan
George St
Robbins W. Sherman Huis
Fawn Dies in Fast Smith Street Yard Collision
A fawn, chased by dogs, dashed into a high wire fence in the yard on East Smith Street and died. Police report a second deer seen near Country Club area earlier this week.
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Fawn
Smith Street Yard
John Sullivan
East Suns Street
Coresi Country Club
Orossing Road
Smith Street
Armistice Day Quietly Observed in Corry
Armistice Day was quietly observed in Corry with noon closing of stores and a general afternoon business suspension. Schools held a moment of silence at 11 o'clock and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Lieut A W Thompson Post planned its ninth annual Armistice Day ball at the State Armory with Miller's Music Makers providing music.
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Corry Tod
A. WV. ‘Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Widow of Wilson Delivers Armistice Day Address in Pittsburgh
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, widow of the late president, was the honored speaker at Pittsburgh Armistice Day events. She unveiled a Woodrow Wilson memorial plaque in the City County building as part of a commemorative ceremony organized by the American Legion. A parade through downtown featured Grand Army of the Republic members and veterans, with rain threatening the planned events.
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Pittsburgh
Woodrow Wilson
American Legion
Conderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Someriut
Baia
Edward Spotford
Carhmander
Cln
American Legon
St. Lowis
Lvihr Dayis
Washington
Julius Tis
Wolisens
New Haven
Marian Greedon
Ty Stariliistairy
Dan
Sowtey
Wovelnay Witsnin
Wie
Spose
Investigate Shooting Death of Dupont Citizen Jasper Mock
State police investigate the shooting death of 45 year old Jasper Mock of Dupont. Police say Mock was killed by a shotgun blast at his Dupont home. His father Tasiah Otel and Frank Knicht were in the house and are being questioned. Police found them apparently intoxicated and unable to account for the affair.
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United Pros
Pittston
Jasper Mock
Dupont
Tasiah Otel
Frank Knicht
Aid
Psside
Clydedamon Hurt in Twenty Five Foot Fall from Tree
A hunter named Clydedamon fell about twenty five feet from a tree on the Hasbrouck farm while deer hunting near Elgin. He landed on his back on a stump and was badly shaken, suffering exposure before ambulance help reached him. He was taken to Corry Hospital in serious condition but showing signs of improvement.
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Enon
de Damon
Hess
Corry
Damon
Moray
B. Moray
Robert Burrows
Paul McCray
Elgin
Paslen
Hasbrouck Ty Farm
MawDoruth
Gus
Ting
Torici
Otte
Aldo
Hie Tall
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings show WEAF and WGY schedules with programs honoring Armistice Day and U S units in memory of American soldiers. Detailing times in EST and BST, the lineup includes concerts by city service orchestras and school bands across stations like WEAF and WGY.
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WEAF
League For
Washington
United States
Udsinela
Nation pauses to remember war dead and urge readiness
A memorial observance marks Armistice Day with calls for national unity and mobilization. Leaders including Edward Spafford warn of future conflicts and urge prepared national service, production, and a strong military stance to prevent a new war.
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Nation
ST Louis
Legionnairis
Yenoe
Spafford
United States
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