Mooney Hopes for High Court Action on Mooney Case
The Supreme Court will consider allowing a writ of habeas corpus for Thomas J. Mooney, imprisoned since 1918 for murder tied to the preparedness day massacre. The court directed San Quentin's warden to show cause within 40 days why the writ should not be allowed, offering renewed hope in a case long debated in public life.
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United Press
Washington
Thomas J. Mooney
Supreme Court
San Quentin Penitentiary
San Quentin
Mooney
Upton Sinclair
California
Sinclair Ad
Donation Day at Corry Hospital a Notable Success
Large quantities of canned fruits vegetables pickles jelly jams and money were donated to Corry hospital on Donation Day sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary. The annual drive was the most successful in years with Mrs P G Wood as general chairman and an able committee aided by Boy Scout Troop 70 and others.
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Corry Hospital
Hospital
P. G. Wood
Genet
Boy Scouts of Troop
No. 70
Oil Magnates Meet At Dallas Convention Opens Tomorrow
Leaders of the oil industry gather in Dallas for the Americas Petroleum Institute annual convention. An estimated 19,000 visitors are expected, with many lodging in Fort Worth due to hotel shortages. The gathering will address wasteful extraction practices and the lasting depletion of natural resources.
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Qsluas
Tex
Dallas
Americas Petroleum Institute
Minmon
Bose
Wort Worth
Liem
Jusl
Speculation rife over Warle era PA cabinet plans
Harrisburg speculation swirls as George H. Warle’s pick, David J. Lawrence, seems set as secretary of the Commonwealth. President Roosevelt congratulates Hale, Lawrence and Guffey on Pennsylvania victory. Incoming Gov. Earle to appoint major cabinet posts from Attorney General to State Police, with Margiotti and Barnes named as possible picks.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
George H. Warle
David J. Lawrence
Commonwealth
Lawrence
Warren van Dyke
Hil
Hale
Joseph W. Guffey
U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Earle
Public Instruction
Agriculture
Forest and Waters
Labor and Industry
Charles Margiotti
Jefferson County
H. Edgar Barnes
Ben
Desperate Gran Chaco battle reported in official dispatch
In the Gran Chaco border area between Bolivia and Paraguay a massive clash involving about 20,000 troops was officially reported from the Villa Zon sector. Other brief notes include a fishing party of six rescued near Tuttle Island after an engine trouble, a U S move to seek Japan's view on arms traffic control, a French seaplane crash injuring one, and British officers recruited to bolster Saar police ahead of the plebiscite.
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Ida Paz
Villa-Zon
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Bondon
Saar
Grove City hunter killed in accidental gun discharge
Sharon Pa November 12 Chester Hassell 19 Grove City Pa was killed today when his gun discharged accidentally while resting on the running board of an automobile. It was Mercer county's first hunting fatality of the season.
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Sharon
Chester Hassell
Grove City
Mercer County
Sesson
Plan for a special session to enact civil service laws
Governor Pinchot and State Senator George Woolward discuss calling a special legislative session to enact civil service requirements for state employees. Woolward reports broad Republican support with 67 of 87 Republicans contacted. Pinchot has not commented and must approve the session if held. The plan aims to preserve Republican office holders amid a Democratic administration.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
George Wood- Ward
Philadelphia
George Woolward
Woodward
Gifford Pinenot
Ex Albion Man Slain in Chester Station Holdup
TERTE, Nov. 12 Andrew uu 21 ex convict and former Albion resident was shot to death during a Chester Pennsylvania filling station holdup Sunday night. A fusillade from the station attendant's gun dropped Duda as he fled with an accomplice. Chester police detained a suspect for questioning. An Erie state trooper probe found he and his wife left Albion last spring for Chester where he had relatives.
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Terte
Andrew Uu
Albion
Chester
Duda
Erie State
Albid
Eaton urged merger to save Insull empire gains noted
In federal court Cyrus H. Eaton, Cleveland financier, testified that he proposed a merger with Samuel Insull that might have saved Insull’s utility empire from collapse. He described the 1929 Eaton raid and denied seeking to seize control while holding 151,506 shares.
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United Press
Chicago
Cyrus
Eaton
Cleveland
Samuel Insull
Tnsull
Insuil
Thsul
Harold L. Stuart
Former prize fighter held for killing priest
Tron River Mich November 12 A former prize fighter Magthcie Belle 44 held in jail awaiting first degree murder warrant charging him with beating to death Rev James Lenhart at St Agnes Church reception garden Police said Belle blamed the priest for his domestic troubles and attacked him last year after moving from La Belle was moved from Tron county to Dickinson county jail fearing retaliation after the Saturday slaying of the priest.
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Sy Unies
Pres Tron River
Mich
Magthcie
Belle
James Lenhart
Trun County
Dickinson County
Py. Lentart
Recetory
St. Agnes Church
Father Lenhart
la Belle
Huey Long Proposes Debt Truce and Poor Peoples Laws
Baton Rouge reports Huey P. Long called a special Louisiana Legislature session to push a two year moratorium on debts over eight dollars and to crack down on public utilities. He also seeks amendments exempting the first two thousand dollars of real estate assessments from tax and a two to four percent income tax while preparing to fund a football junket.
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Py Miliea
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey DP. Long
Long
Kingfish
Louisiana State University
Nashville
Lanigtt
Abe Mickal
Syela
State Leaders at White House Discuss Election Victory
Senator-elect Joseph Cuffey and Governor-elect George Earle of Pennsylvania met with President Roosevelt to thank him for support in the elections. They dismissed Republican plans to place state officeholders under civil service and defended honest state employment, accompanied by David Lawrence, Pennsylvania Democratic leader.
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Earle
Guffey
Roosevelt
Woodward
United Press
Washington
Joseph Cuffey
George Earle
Fennaylvang
Roosevel
Pennsylvania
Ixito
Farle
David Lawrence
New Move May Add to Capital for Business
Washington November 12. President Roosevelt and eastern banks reached an armistice at the American Bankers Association meeting three weeks ago. Marriner S. Eccles of Utah was named governor of the Federal Reserve Board, the first westerner to hold the post, and begins work today pending Senate confirmation. Officials held conferences with Morgenthau to pursue banking developments including simplified examinations and potential new capital for business.
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Lyle GC
Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
American Bankera Association
Mecles
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
M Ecles
Senate
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ecoles
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
George J. Hartson
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Morgenthau
Heccles
Government Bank
Armistice Day Observed Quietly Across City
Armistice Day passed with no public observances here as banks closed and stores remained open. A church service at Emmanuel Episcopal drew about 250 attendees, with Rev. M. S. Ashton delivering a speech on the sixteenth anniversary of the armistice and veterans groups in attendance.
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Ast Weel T
Elmer
Gorrie Post
Amprican Legion
Femun
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Nationel Coles
M.S. Ashton
New Bighton
Ipa
Chucr
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Post
Misa Lilian Buenes
Betty Gow Called in Lindbergh Case
Glasgow reports Betty Gow former Lindbergh baby nurse has been asked by U S authorities to be ready to depart for the United States at a moment’s notice to testify in the Hauptmann trial She is prepared and willing to go according to relatives
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United Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
United States
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Fage Five
Charles Hurlbut ERR Trainman Dies Sudden
Charles F. Hurlbut a 43 year old Erie Railroad brakeman died suddenly of a heart attack in Salamanca New York while en route home after completing his run. He was born July 17 1891 in Clymer New York and had lived in Corry nine years. He is survived by his wife Melissa his mother Mrs B J Hurlbut four brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at his home with Rev. Charles MacIntyre officiating. Interment will be Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Charles F. Hurlut
Erie Baloud
Salmanca
Mr. Hurlbut
Salamanca
Clymer
Corry
Meadville
Erie Railroad
Crawford Lodge
A. M
Solomon Royal Arch
Northwestern Commandery
Brotherhood of Rrie Railroad
Melissa
Simmons Hurlbut
B. J. Hurlbut
Gur
Floyd
Archie
Glenn Hurlbut
Pittsburgh
Liberty Street
Charles MacIntyre
Kidder Memorial Church
Jamestown
Pine Grove Cemetery
Crash Victim Returns Home After Erie County Accident
Mrs. Margaret Stoughton, 30, of Erie, injured in the duomobile crash west of Corry that killed her mother Mrs. Nora Stock and sister Mrs. Margaret Robison. She left Corry hospital for home at Brie after learning of the deaths, returning to a new residence at 528 Southpills Road. The Ford V-8 driven by Mrs Stoughton collided with a car driven by Henry Ostrovpsits of North Center Street.
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Margaret Stoughton
Erie
Nora Stock
Margaret Robison
Corry Hospital
Southpills Road
Brie
Robison
Plate
Corry
Stoughton
Henry Ostrovpsits
North Center Street
N R A Charts Rehabilitation for Industry
Washington November 12 Henry T Gorrell reports on the New Deal relief crisis with Borah criticizing waste and Hopkins pushing a thorough agency review. The NRA studies methods to boost industry, including a government guarantee against losses to restart plants at full capacity and reemploy workers, aiming to reduce federal costs and spur employment amid winter strain.
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Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Washington
William J. Borah
Relief Administration
Tolief
Harry L. Hopkins
Borah
Rélief Administration
Treasury
Hopkins
New York
NRA
Seek retrial of White Hibiscus murder case
Defense lawyers in Woodland California seek an immediate retrial for the White Hibiscus murder case. They expect an acquittal in a second trial and aim to have Judson C. Doke released from jail by Christus. The first trial ended in an eight juror deadlock, with the next hearing scheduled for Tuesday in Judd Will Chambers.
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United Press
Three Children Die in Fire at Norwich Home
Nov 12 Norwich reports three children Doris six Delplix one Armind two perished in a house fire that engulfed the home of Delphis Lavigne in a secluded area late last night. The fire trapped them in a bedroom adjoining their parents’ quarters.
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Cann
Chiiren
Delphis Lavigne
Doris
Delplix
Armind
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