Armistice Day Stirs Local Signings and Jail News
Armistice Day celebrations mark the signing anniversary as the Social Security Board opens offices in Erie area. arrests occur for a Main Street brawl with two men jailed awaiting magistrate hearings. Local livestock sales and farm auctions proceed with Blaine Kiniewid’s Beaverdam cattle to Union City auction. Spare notes cover army inductions, streamliner car expo, and cemetery board meeting announcements.
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Kenneth Haight
Roscoe Slye
Jose
Haight
Hey
C. B. Porter
Blaine Kinewid
Beaverdam
Union City
T. P. Montague
DuBois Man Dies After Mysterious Accident
Pay Nov 1. Bomiate Prancesuilt a Dubois man died Sunday night from injuries sustained about ten days earlier in a mysterious roadway incident. County coroner Dr. E. S. Axhwrd noted a skull fracture and facial injuries consistent with being dragged or rolled along a cinder-covered highway. A coroner's jury viewed the body but no inquest date was set.
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Pronceshizi
Yollee
Showdown On Captive Mines Divides Public and Industry
The article describes a disputed vote over a union shop at captive mines, with three public representatives backing the recommendation and four industry allies opposing. Key figures include Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy supporting union membership, while both public and employer groups clash over wage parity and working conditions. A three day strike previously ended in a truce extending to November 15 as mediation reviews the dispute.
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Arom Rage Ner Verday
Isbor
APL
CIO
Philip Murray
CSO
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
Mediation Board
Lew Said
Bowté Lookerk
Ranst~velt
Thoard
William H. Tavis
Frank P. Graham
Charles & Wycanski
W. , Teagle
Gyrus Ching
Roger D. Lapham
Eugene Meyer
William A. Calvin
George Lynch
Woman Breaks Into Water Tower In Suicide Attempt
In Buffalo on November 1 a well dressed woman, about 40, was found dead by hanging from a rope looped over a ladder inside a water tower on the Spencer Kellogge estate in the Town of Evans. Investigated by Angels, state police, and Medical Examiner Dr. Ruterki, who said she likely died Sunday afternoon. The woman wore a white dress with red polka dots, a tan camel hair coat, tan pigskin gloves, and Wille exholls. Kellogge declined to identify her. Medical examiner noted doors were broken to gain entry and no lights were in the water tower.
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Buffalo
Spencer Kellogge
Evans
Pyol J. Ruterki
Rutecki
Wille Éxholls
Ene Kélloggs
Ahi
Schoolboy Relay Arrives In Phila In Armistice Observance
In Philadelphia on Armistice Day 1200 schoolboys carried a pledge of allegiance across Pennsylvania to Mister Independence Hall. A representative of President Roosevelt delivered the pledge baton to John B. Kelly and Acting Mayor Bernard Samuel as taps and the old State House ceremony marked the day.
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Philadeleuta
United States
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Mister Independence
Old State House
John B. Kelly
U.S
Bernard Sanmel
Kelly
Two More School Burglaries Plague New York State Areas
A gang blamed for a spree of school burglaries from Corry to Mayville hit Allegany High near Olean and Central School in Genesse City over a weekend. Investigators say the same group conducted a wholesale break in October at the Corry School District offices and Corry Public Library and caused $800 in Mayville, with similar crimes tying the cases together.
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Blew Yarl
Newark
Corry
Cor Vy Public Library
Littlefoot
Allegany High School
Olean
Pem
Central School
Genessrecutivity
Warren
Mayville
Two Fires Threaten Union City Homes in Weekend blazes
In Union City on Friday and Saturday, two stubborn fires drew crews and residents into a local battle. The first fire started in an outside blower at a manufacturing plant on Fourth Avenue, spreading through pipes before being checked by workers and firefighters. The second blaze at the Anderson home on Concord Street began from an overheated chimney and spread through the rafters to upstairs rooms, discovered by family members. Damages to the Anderson residence, owned by B. B. Malkie, were about 600 dollars and insured, with nearly all household goods moved out before flames reached interior uprights.
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Union City
York
Fourth Avenue
Charles Anderstutt
Concord Street
Fremen
The
Amily
B. B. Malkie
Refusal of Salamanca Slayer Appeal Won by Court
The New York Court of Appeals refused to hear Donal A. J. Ray’s appeal in Salamanca. Ray, convicted of killing Paul M. Balsiger in 1936, was sentenced to life in Attica Prison. Associate Judge John T. Lewghran of Kingston handed down the decision on December 15, 1938.
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Salamanca
Donal A. J. Ray
Paul M. Balsiger
Bradford
Attormey A
Edward Krieger
Ray
Fife
Attica
Italy
Cave
Dllege Joh T. Lewghran
Kingston
Court of Appeals
Vision Institute Study on Ultraviolet Rays and Lenses
A Better Vision institute report discusses ultraviolet and red light rays, noting their potential effects on sight. The fragmented text references ultraviolet vat rays, limes, and lenses, indicating ongoing examination of exposure and corrective options.
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Asuch Epirey
Atcardinal
Better Vision Institute
Buffalo livestock market report focuses on weights and prices
Buffalo markets show cattle steady to mixed with weights from 170 to 240 pounds and prices around 10.25 to 10.60. hogs 100 head lots average 190 pounds at about 10.60. sheep and lambs steady with 700-pound lams quoted 11.90 to 12.15. Armistice Day closings noted across exchanges including Newark.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Anglo-U S Romance In Britain’s Training Corps
Robert Ames of Utica New York seeks a romance with Norah McMullen a post office worker in Bournemouth England while both pursue civilian technical training in Britain. The tale adds that Ames’s grandfather Cornelius Whitelead served aboard Nelson’s flagship at Trafalgar.
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America
Britain
Christmas Rush Will Bring Labor Demand
Harrisburg reports that the Christmas shopping rush may force department stores to drop age and experience barriers. The state employment service notes needs for 5,000 extra clerks in Pittsburgh, 8,070 in Philadelphia, and 200 to 1,500 in Scranton Wilkes-Barre. It expects more demand in the 90s but says there will be enough people if employers loosen requirements. A Montreal inventor unveils a silencer for airplane engines reducing noise by 70 percent without excess back pressure.
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Harrisburg
Defense
State
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Answers to the Paily Quiz Revealed On Page Two
The page presents a scrambled list of quiz answers including Corn, 4g, Balse, Soldier, Wilhelmina, Reflectors, Ampersand, Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, Jabot, prongunerd, ja-bo, and Office of Pacts and Figures. It reads like a garbled OCR result with multiple errors and incomplete items.
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Wilhelmina
Ampersand
Fiorello
LaGuardia
D. Jabot
Prongunerd
Ja-Bo
Office of
Airplane Industry Sees Production Increase Beats Forecast
The Revinalitien Chamber of Commerce reports rising aircraft output with the American aviation sector expanding capacity. Production now stands with two plants reaching a combined 1,250 units per month, signaling stronger demand and improved efficiencies across the industry.
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Revinalitien! Chamber of Chtnmarce
America
Dilstey
Ram's Del Le Game Teay Have Th Ootball Picky
The fragmentary text references an upset in college football involving Stanford and Duke, with mention of an East region record and a visitor success. Details are incomplete, but the piece hints at a notable game outcome and regional standings.
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Ram's
Teay
Stanford
Plure
Duke
Vislti
Muy Tevet
Ledlay
Fragmentary sports note from Midwestern college scene
The readable fragments describe a college team leading rivals, with references to locations such as Baltimore and Chicago and players like Provic and Timore. Mentions of standings, scores, and upcoming rignts suggest a busy sports period with notable performances and expectations.
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Panachar
Barry
Social Security Board
Stile En Watt
North Center
Breet Lomereow
Wermmrd A. Farnbaugh
Erie
Pitsburgh
London
State Post
Delbert Dalrymple
H. JD. Kinkead
Warren County
U. S. Army
Lake Pleasant
the County Sportsmen's League
Harley Edwards
Wattsburg
Board of Education
Elgin
A. E. Timmis
Union City Times-Enterprise
Text County
Arthur E. Brown
Franklin
Ras Joy
Erie County
Leon Brown
Infor
Bing Grove
States
Caren Ae
Michel&tay
Biete Motor Police
Edward
FAO
ATL Covad
Dubois
Dominic Franceschwat
Daniels
Mexico City
Avila ‘Camacho
Josephus Daniels
U. S
Mexico
Manuel Avia Cunuoty
Roosavell
Daviela
Healch
Angola
Phila
Firimistice
Citizens National Bank of Corry
York and Foster Manufacturing
Charles Anderson
Refuse Appeal OF
Sterling
Lawrence Clark
East Pleasant St
Arnold McCaslin
Delaware
Tost
Wigghrs
Auto Body Hospital
Dial
A. J. Athens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Emblem Oil Co
Center
Auer Agency
Alvin G. Bennink
Clymer
D. L. McCauley
S. Center
Cony
H Kinney
API
Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
Garland
Heatrola
Olimion Sh
W. Main
Hetail Jewels Gas
Lshtar
A. Stennett
W. Wayne
A. Gluyna
Wreck Kopl
Auteum
Lipseld
Salvage Corp
A. Wick
Clavion County Coal
Bar J
Massenger
Columbus
Dloom
Witt, Rowe, Florist
Wayne St
G. L F
Spencer's Cash Mills
Falline of Goal, Gas and Oil Beaters
Brigham Hardware Co
Doane's
ADWE
Main St
G. A. Bissell Lumber Supply
Bill Webuy
Braley's Antiques
N. Genter St
W. Pleasant St
Hash Wayne Sleet
South Center
Steres
Washington
Seystone
Balla
G. Gordon
Coimpyyn Coes
Alvin uarFers
Mod Ponveniones
Welle Smith-Cale Co
Iealion
Tee Parkin
Grea
Labge Christs
Comey
Anes
Maple Avenue
Clebert F. Curtis
Pennsylvaniia
Register of Wills
Brr
Vinora Curtis
Aaministritris
Pennsylvanii
Walter H. Scot
Abl
Camerol Eldy
My Farm
East
Saegeriiwn
Valle Blacktop
Ariha Scanen
Spartanshine
Miles
Hoyton Townville
Pyuverment
Pila Tractor
Haviekses
Tan ‘Bay
Smage Lawn
Pitschwen
Iad
Nawark
Ancy Ah
Robert Ames
Noral
McMulen
Montreal
Romein Er Sport
Organmatic
Lovighi
Notte
Olash al Solloms
Batavia
Lemme
Onange
Andy
Dick Ng
Johtimore
Baltimo Michald
Provic Lhicago
W. Tryng
Awark
Ohio
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