Train Hits Car Fatal Immigrant Louis Everett Killed East of Corry
Corry area mourns as eight five year old Louis Everett of Kiista is found dead after a westbound coal train strikes him near Roach's Crossing between Corry and Springs Creek. He wandered from his daughter’s home days earlier and was last seen Tuesday afternoon. Identified last night, the victim left behind two daughters and two sisters. An elderly man known for getting lost in prior freezes, his body was found after exposure in a field then moved to a Youngsville mortuary. Authorities say death was instantaneous.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Louis Everett
Kiista
Elizabeth Prenton
Roach
Corry
Springs Creek
Bing
Atelief
Renove
West Iast
Youngsville
Everet
Corny
Preston
Agamua
Onde
Everett
Kinaua
Ile
Ladies Aid Society
Spring Creek
Reach's Crossing
Walker
Warren County Voronee
Rowch's Crossing
Last Eight
Mr. Everett
McTiverett
Taft
Warren
Youngaville
Hsteil Fh
Kinatia
Erie Express Crashes Into Truck Killing Driver
Train No. 13, the last westbound Erie Express, struck a truck at the Livingston Avenue crossing in Colorain, severely injuring Jones Bakery driver Jatin Hoover, 32, of Shadyside Chantavique Lake. He was rushed to Jamestown hospital with probate brain concussion and multiple injuries. prognosis poor. Hoover lived near James Town and was en route for lunch when the collision occurred.
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Erie Railroad
Eit
Hoover
Jamestown
Armistice Day Dancing Party Enjoyable Affair
The Armistice Day dancing party under Lt A W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars drew over a hundred couples in the Armory. Larsons orchestra played from nine to 12 with a grand march and novelties. A pre-dance concert featured readings by Mrs Frank Betts and Miss Alice Messenger, vocal numbers by Miss Rita Ressler, and quartet pieces by the Harmony Four. The Ladies Auxiliary offered doughnuts coffee and punch, raising a good sum for the Veterans treasury.
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A W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Armory
Larson
Harmony Pour
C & Weir
Harold Dietzel
Clifford Jourdet
Leo Cook
Merrill Cutie
Wy F. Wy
Veteran's Treasury
Settlement of Strike Held Up By Miners Federation
United from London reports the Miners Federation executive will refer the proposed settlement terms for the seven month dispute to the miners delegate conference without recommendation. Owners say they had not seen the memorandum until today and it did not represent only a government owners agreement. If revoked, the government faces drastic legislative concessions by owners.
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United
London
Miners’ Federation Today
Mine Owners’ Association
Filipino death toll mounting after hurricane wreckage
Red Cross officials report about 100 bodies found in Hatangas Ieland of Liv gon. The victims were burned on a large pyre in the city center to prevent an epidemic.
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Unive
Prom Mantea
Red Cross
Hatangas
Ieland
Livgon
Pros and antis greet Coolidge court mention in Kansas City
Nov 12 reports show pro and anti court factions reacting to President Coolidge’s Kansas City remarks on joining the World Court only if all nations accept the U S reservations. Senate leaders Borah and Walsh defend pro and anti positions while others question entry without broader consent.
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Coolidge Court
Wallington
Cooliddge
Kansas City
United States
World Court
United States Senate
Senate
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vance
Moses
New Hampshire
Walsh
Montana
Swansory
Great Britain
America
Dennis Trial On Saturday In Erie County Court
Dennis, reputed head of a Ger ry bootlegging ring, was to face trial for prohibition violations in Erie county court. He had not appeared by 2 30 PM last Monday and district officials reported it unlikely the defendant would be tried before Saturday morning. An indictment against Dennis was re tried by the grand jury in Erie last week.
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James Dennis
Erie
Advicks
Omer
Corry Nan
Rial
Dennis
Davis not excited over moose raids report
Pittsburgh dispatch reports James J. Davis secretary of labor and Moose director general says only a small fraction of the 1700 lodges nationwide have liquor law violations and comments on 18 clubs raided in Pittsburgh district. He defends John D. Pennington’s raid actions and says Pennington should be commended.
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Pittsburgh
James J. Davis
Loyal Outer of Moose
United States
Davis
John D. Pennington
Moosehead
Pennington
Uncle Joe Cannon Dies After Prolonged Illness
Danville reports the passing of Joseph Gurney Cannon at 91 after years of chronic illness. Citizens gather on Vermillion Street to honor the former speaker famed for his rugged House leadership and steadfast public service.
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Joseph Iea
Joe
Danville
Camille
Vermillion
Cannon
Joe Cannon
Antoninbilee
Phelps
Bitter cold grips region with near zero readings
Winter tightens its grip as Corty and Picinity endure the coldest night of the season. Thermometers fall to about ten above zero in Spartaksburg with a record November low. Forecast calls for increasing clouds and warmer air by week’s end. Lake frozen, high frosts hit Venango and nearby counties, and a rough weather pattern spans the area.
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Spartaksburg
Journal
Venango
Centiunties
Sion
Rizere
Venango County
Hold Up At Peoples Trust Bank In Fort Wayne Area
Five well dressed bandits robbed the Peoples Trust and Savings Bank shortly before noon today. The culprits, all wearing masks, fled west in a four motor car. Police estimate cash taken between 27 000 and 30 000 dollars and are reviewing bank officials' records for clues.
Gossip and fingerprints dominate Hall Mills murder trial
In Somerville New Jersey maid Barbara Tough testifies about guild gossip surrounding Reverend Hall and soprano Eleanor Mills as defense and state move toward key evidence. Reporter Phillip Payne recounts the Willie Stevens arc and a card linked to the case while Miss Tough fears exposing gossip. Mrs Jane Gibson, central witness, undergoes a blood transfusion in Jersey City during the proceedings.
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Somerville
N. J
Gassip
Hall Mills
Barbara Tough
Edward Hall
Guild of Church
Eleanor Mills
Direct
Phillip Payne
New York
Willie Stevens
Prances Stevens Hall
Tenry Stevens
Patanse
Unio
Rey
Tall
Payne
Newark
Butt
Jane Gibson
Jersey City
Radio Programs Listed For Tonight On Major Stations
Radio listings show five best features across WJZ New York WGL Schenectady WMAQ Chicago and WLS Chicago with pianists Phoebe Menville and Lajos Shuk plus the String Quartet. Opera companies and a Pittsburgh WCAR listing appear with various times and station numbers.
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WJZ
New York
WGL
M—Ainstein
Former Corry Woman Named Mercyhurst Secretary at New Erie College
Mrs. Frank Baeder formerly of Corry and now of Erie serves as field secretary for Mercyhurst Seminary and College for Girls, recently dedicated at Erie. She has ten years of residency in Erie and strong ties to the Sisters of Mercy. Her work has been efficient and productive and she is noted for a charming personality aiding the institution. C Bergmark left for Kane after a week with Mrs. Floyd Hurlbut.
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Frank Baeier
Mercyhurst Seminary
College For Girls
Erie
Dispatch Herald
Nes
Frank Baeder
Mereshurst
Baeders
Corrs
Baeder Assa Gut
C. Bergmark
Kane
City
Floyd Hurlbut
Bast
Irving Stent
Paul Harvey Delivers Instructive Talk for Woman's Club
Paul Harvey, noted commentator on international issues, spoke at the Hotel Cor ty under the Woman's Club auspices. He explained global economic conditions and postwar developments in Europe, the Far East, and South America, followed by an open forum on current international problems and business conditions. Harvey is a delegate to the International Chamber of Commerce, meeting in Stockholm in June.
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Woman's Club
Paul Harvey
International
Europe
Far East
South America
Thorugh
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
International Chamber of Commerce
Stockholm
John L Thomson Passes Away at Spartansburg
John L Thomson longtime Spartansburg resident and justice of the peace dies after months of ill health. A prominent Republican, he served on the borough council, Spartansburg Vocational School board, and was a community figure. He leaves eight children and one brother. funeral arrangements pending.
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Spartansburg
John Thomson
Afr
Thomson
Mills Street
Spartanstoke
Republican Party
Crawland County
Ford
Spartansburg, Vocational School
Cat
Carry
Center Street Crossing Scene Narrows Escape
Two young men, Bert Hassett and Merle Paige, leaped from a moving Chevrolet as a freight train struck their car at Center Street crossing. Paige suffered scalp wounds and back pain, was bound for hospital, while Hassett escaped with a back bruise. The car and crossing were slippery, and both youths had survived similar near misses in the past week.
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Erbert Hassett
Merle Paige
Columbus
Paige
Union City
Hassett
Standard Automatic Products Company
Olark Paige
Haige
Young Hassett
Aninginn
Maple Avenue
Te Wis
Alexander & 170
Ite
Esti
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Roach’s Crossing
Mr. Evwrattie
Elizabeth Preston
Fred Barton
Daytona Beach
Fly
BD. Morton
Kingua
J. Quiggle
Look Haven
Barton
Bony
Barah
Joseph Gurney Gannon
By Unites
Sparta
United Press
Frank Baedey
John L. Thomson
Crawford County
Clarence Commandery
Center Street
Herbert Hassett
John Polulokere
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