Dublin Riots Shake Free State Amid Armistice Protests
United Press reports violent Republican demonstrations in Dublin on Armistice Day disrupted city streets. Crowds toppled and burned British flags, chanted anti-monarchy slogans, and clashed with armed guards as authorities enforce semi military rule under public safety law. Thousands moved through O Connell Street in disorder despite police patrols.
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United Press
Dublin
Iittarda
Bgminsk
Guyeemmen
William T. Coxgrave
Free State
O/Connel Street
Hearings Set on Governor Pinchot Tax Proposals in Pa
Harrisburg November 12 Opponents of the direct taxation proposed by Governor Gifford Pinchot to raise funds for relief in Pennsylvania indicate the lines their arguments will take. Auto associations and gasoline dealers contend the existing three cent per gallon gas tax suffices for road work. Pinchot would add two cents to gas tax, aiming to raise about 85 million in two years for road building. Tobacco manufacturers and dealers oppose a cigarette stamp tax, arguing it would be a heavy burden and curb sales, risking the projected 12 million revenue for two years. Newsprint advertisers fear loss of cigarette ads and plan protests. Outdoor ad firms argue a free cent tax on billboard space yields far less than Pinchot estimates. Billboard advocates say charitable contributions would offset taxes. Opponents of direct taxes on cigars, billboards, and the extra gas levy will testify Monday as the House Ways and Means Committee holds three hearings ahead of the nine o’clock reconvened session.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Hey
House
Ways Ad Means
Briand Dispatches New Warning to Orient
Geneva November 12 Aristide Briand president of the League of Nations sent a note to China and Japan urging neutral observers be allowed to investigate conditions in the Niba river bridge and Anganchi districts where Japanese forces are north of a Nanni bridge and massed Chinese troops south of Anganchi amid days of threatened battle. The Nanni area last saw riot activity when Japanese soldiers defeated Manchiruo troops recently. Briand said information collection is necessary for the council’s September action and requested an response regarding Japanese troop movements into Manchurian railroads.
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United Press Geneva
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Comedy
Relief Fund Seeks Fruits and Vegetables Donations
Starr, chairman of the Corry Relief Fund committee, announced that the committee would appreciate donations of fruit or produce from local farmers or city garden owners to aid the needy. Reports mentioned apples and various fruits and vegetables. collections can be arranged via telephone or direct drop at headquarters to meet winter relief demands.
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Starr
Corry
Middlewest Fog Blanket Brings Winter Weather
Fog and sleet blanket the Midwest with dropping temperatures signaling winter. A railroad worker in Chicago was killed after being struck by a rain in heavy mist. Roger Davy, 25, of Wisconsin Rapids, died when his plane crashed as visibility plummeted. The Rocky Mountain region experiences its first winter blast with cold winds snow and rain as a storm moves from northern Arizona toward the northeast. Salt Lake City reports snow storms grounding air traffic.
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Ghigago
Middlewest
Chiago
Roger Davy
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Sviator
Rocky Mountain
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Akron Back in Hangar After Westward Flight
The U S Navy dirigible Akron returned to its Lakehurst hangar after a westward cruise that began Tuesday evening. It flew low over New York City and passed Erie Pittsburgh Buffalo and Yonkers before docking at 3 07 a m The flight involved a hazy ceiling and occasional poor visibility as Lt Cmdr Rosendahl guided the craft with the Los Angeles accompanying until Buffalo.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
U.S. Navy
Akron
Naval Air Station
New York City
Manhattan Island
Sandy Hobie
Ohio
Erie
Dunkan
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Utica
Albany
Schenectady
Poughkeepsie
Yonkers
Gartier
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Charles Fr. Rosendahl
Meadville Photographer Decker Held In Extortion Plot
Wayne A. Decker a Meadville photographer is jailed in Crawford County on extortion charges for allegedly threatening to blow up a Meadville store and kill the merchant unless $1000 or $2000 is paid. A former Corry resident, Decker pleaded not guilty and awaits a Saturday hearing. Additional charges include breaking and entering and larceny. he also resides in Titusville history cites and a $2000 bond accompanies the Corry case.
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Meadville
Corey’ Boy
Wayne A. Decker
Crawford County
Meadvill
Corry
Decker
Titusville
A. J. Eldred
Hil
Believe Blasts Result Of Insurance Plot
Joseph Degiacomo of Glassport was held in the county jail under a district attorney waiver for further investigation into a double explosion that destroyed two Glassport homes and damaged a third by fire. Detectives say he had recently placed 350 in insurance on his household goods. both families were away.
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Univeres
Pittsburgh
Joseph Degiaccma
Glassport
Degiacomo
Dominick Pishner
J. Pissner
Sunday's Five Best Radio Entertainments
Listing of NBC and CBS network programs with hosts Angelo Patri Tate Smith and Eddie and Ralph. Includes Valles Orchestra on WABG and Sanderson and Crummit Wiz on NBC with time slots around 30 to 45 minutes for various stations.
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Tote
NBC
Phil Cook
WEAF
Valles Orchestra
WABG
CBS
Tate Smith
Angelo Patri
MBC
Eddie
Ralph
Sanderson
Crummit Wiz
Corry Vets in Holiday Parade at Bradford
Twenty two members of the bugle and drum corps of Lieut Archie W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars joined Armistice Day activities in Bradford. Veterans from a dozen towns took part in the big parade with bugle and drum corps from Corry Olean Franklin DuBois and Bradford. Awards went to St Marys Legion Post Franklin IV F W and Randolph Legion Post. Corry Veterans drew compliments for their appearance. Bradford's holiday program included a city high school football championship game and an evening singing party drawing crowds.
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Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bradford
Ist
Macys
Franklin
Randolph
Corry
Olean
DuBois
St. Marys’ Legion Post
Franklin iv. F. W
Randolph Legion Post
Confidence Revives On Wall Street Trade Hopes Rise
United Press reports revival of confidence amid speculation that main downturn has passed. Analysts cite stabilizing commodity prices and sharp gains in wheat, cotton, oil, and securities as factors lifting morale. Predicts a winter wheat price of 80 to 85 cents per bushel. notes deflation of production costs.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Legislators Consult Voters on Pinchot Plan
Harrisburg reports show members of the General Assembly polling constituents on Governor Pinchot's unemployment relief plan allowing more than 100 million dollars in state and municipal spending over two years. Lawmakers plan further discussions through the weekend, awaiting backing from voters back home before reconvening.
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Thomas €. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Pinchcl
Pennsylvania
Savko damage trial continues at Warren
Testimony in Warren county court this week centers on a 1926 explosion near Columbus township that blinded Savko boy. Plaintiffs seek damages. defense moved for a new trial which was denied. Attorneys from Corry and Warren represent both sides as jury deliberations loom.
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Warren
Mocn
Columbus Township
Warren County
Savko
Walter Peake
Walter Scott
Corry
George B. Munn
William Glassman
C. H. Bordwell
A. F. Eldred
W. 8. Clark
J. H. Alzxangler
Rail Workers Face 10 Percent Wage Cut Across Railroads
New York November 12 four major railroads presidents met with railroad labor leaders to discuss a voluntary ten percent reduction in wages. The Baltimore and Ohio president Daniel Willard declined to comment saying the topic was inopportune amid unofficial wage talks. The New York Central Pennsylvania Chesapeake and Ohio and others reportedly anticipate intense debate at the Association of Railway Executives meeting tomorrow.
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United Press
New York
Wallroads
Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake and Ohio
Association of Railway Executives
Daniel Willard
Penalty suits filed against 17 firms in Texas anti trust action
Austin reports suits for penalties totaling 17 million 850 thousand dollars on charges of evasion of Texas anti trust and corporation laws were filed today against 17 leading companies and organizations. Other items include a fatal stabbing at Sing Sing prison an apparent suicide in a Chicago office and a bank holdup in St Louis with one man killed and another wounded.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
ST. Louis
Gregory Dowling
Midland Sayings Bank
Dowling
Claim girl wronged by brother's victim
Philadelphia reports charges by Horbes Allen, father of Rose Allen debutante, that she was wronged by slain suitor Francis Donaldson. Mrs. Wharton Donaldson defends the dead youth, denying libel and arguing that attacks reflect on the accusers rather than the deceased.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Rose Allen
Francis Donaldson
Spolesmen
Donaldson
Horbes Allen
Rose 2A Racard
Three Die in West Penn accidents report
Pittsburgh police report three people killed in traffic accidents in the Pittsburgh district last night. Victims include a school teacher named Louise Landerback, an unidentified woman about 60, and William Lafferty, 28 of Wilkinsburg. Fifteen others injured.
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Pittsburgh
Tavlay
Migs Louise Landerback
William Lafferty
Wilkinsburg
Prye
Japanese Renew Fighting Over Extensive Manchuria Area
An enduring clash in Manchuria expands north of Mukden as Japanese troops engage Chinese irregulars. Changchun faces 5,000 bandits. A second seizure targets disbanded Chinese soldiers near Mukden with 41 killed. Japanese suffer 4 wounded as looting and patrols spread across Kungehulin Husng Kutun and surrounding zones. In Ridgway Pennsylvania a man dies by self inflicted gunshot amid unemployment distress. a 89 year old Wilbur Carley is found in a bathroom, widow and three children noted.
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Ridgway
Wilbur Carley
Himaerf
Mrs Miller Divorced in Melbourne Case Grounded on Desertion
London Nov 12 An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Melbourne reports Mrs Keith Millar has been divorced on grounds of desertion. The divorce followed the separation of the bus and the woman aviator. Mrs Miller has lately spent virtually all her time in the United States.
Minesweeper rescues eleven castaways off Colombia
Navy minesweeper Swan rescued eleven castaways sighted off the Colombian coast. The group, part of the crew of the Baden Baden, were men and alive. Pilot Ormabes spotted the raft and alerted Pan American and other steamships. Reports differed on total seen, with eleven aboard and one woman among the group.
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United Press
Washington
Swan
Navy Department
Caribbean
Baden Baden
Frank Ormabes
Pan- American Airways
Sage
New York
YN. C. Nelson
Ormsbee
Miami
Nelson
Death Claims Mrs Ressler at Age of 95
Mrs. Mary Ressler age 95 longtime Corry resident died at her home 609 East Street at 7:05 this morning after a fall at her daughter’s Erie home left injuries. Born in Baden Germany 1886 she came to America at 13 and to Corry in 1872. She was predeceased by husband Martin Ressler in 1917 and survived by two sons five daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday at 3 40 from the home with Rev Dr Allen officiating. interment Pine Grove cemetery.
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Mary Ressler
East Street
Baden Baden
Germany
Ressler
America
Yehan
Corry
Martin Ressler
Ound
Ee Allens
Pine Grove
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