Fear Renewed in Bloody Illinois Gang War Turmoil Hits Java
In Samarangan Java rebels, led by native communists, clash with Dutch authorities. Thousands participate in uprising near Lahoun and Batavia, railways damaged, barracks attacked, a district officer and family slain, prison assault at Hatavin, and railway lines disrupted as authorities claim control.
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Illinois
Java
Penn’a
Samarang
Dutch East Tniity
Lahouun
Tangeriing
Rundoeny
Hatavin
Diteli
Iney
Fat
European Railway
Spanish Plot Frustrated Near Paris Arrests Tie to Catalonia
Colonel Riccioto Garibaldi and Colonel Macia, accused leaders of a planned Catalan rebellion, were arrested in Paris with 26 plotters. They face charges of arms storage and distribution as authorities thwarted a cross border attempt led by suspected Spanish volunteers traveling as tourists.
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Paris
Riccioto Garibaldi
Red Shirt Iialian
Macia
Catalona
Macin
France
Severltros
Span Lips
Spain
Catalonia
Borchers Begins Three Year Sentence in Pittsburgh
Prisoner No 14840 at Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to arranging an illegal operation linked to the death of Miss Margaret Foley on September 1. Doctor Roger Parry, involved, committed suicide in the Washington County jail. Borchers sentenced from three to nine years.
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Pittsburgh
Wmn
F. Rorebertson
Washington, Pa
Western Penitentiary
Borchers
Margaret Foley
Roger Parry
Washington County
Philadelphia swept by series of hold ups
Five holdups occurred in Philadelphia yesterday resulting in total thefts surpassing 41,000. Two armed messengers were robbed at Belmont Trust Company of 3, and two thousand dollars at Samuel Frank's ladies shop. Earlier masked men fled with payrolls totaling 32, taken from George Joyce and his sister outside Oswald Leger Co.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Belmont Trust Company
Samuel Frank
Landlie
George Joyce
Oswald Leger Company
Nation Mourns Cannon's Death in Danville
Danville honors Joseph Gurney Cannon known as Uncle Joe as funeral plans emerge for Tuesday. Citizens from all walks mourn his passing, with telegrams and floral offerings pouring in and a simple monument chosen for Spring Hill cemetery.
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United Press
Danville Tl
Danville
Joseph Gurney
Anion
Uncle Joe
Flouse
Nate
Cannon
Joe
Jotta Spring Hill
Truck Driver John Hoover Severely Injured in Erie Express Collision
Jamestown truck driver John Hoover, employed by Jones Battery, was critically injured when his vehicle was demolished by Erie Train No. 13 at Delton. He was en route to Shadyside as the car was struck near Jamestown General Hospital reports.
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Erie
Jamestown Hospital
Jamestown
John Hoover
Deleton
Jamestown General Hospital
Hnnover
Jones Batery
Shadyside
Towyer
Paulson Heads Hose Company At Regular Meeting
John Haulaon elected president of the Stanford Howe Company at the regular meeting in the Feat Ward fire hall. He succeeds Donald Draker who died in an automobile accident west of the city about two weeks ago. Haulaon will serve the unexpired Craker term.
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John Haulaon
Stanford Howe
Feat Ward
Paulson
Donald Draker
Craker
Paige Hurt In Crossing Crash Near Corry
Reports from Corry Hospital at 2 PM say Merle Paige 21 of Columbus suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries after an accident at the Erie Railroad Center Street crossing Friday morning. Companion Herbert Hassett escaped unhurt after being shoved over a hundred feet in the car. recovery expected. Also improving are Miss Katherine Burns of Union City and John Courtien of Corry injured on the state highway west of the city Sunday.
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Corry
Merle Paige
Columbus
Center Street
Paige
Herbert Hassett
Katherine Burns
Union City
John Courteen
Two Plants In Big Merger Form Agma-Standard Engineering
United reports a $2,000,000 merger of Acta Fas ary & Machine Co. Warren Ohio and Standard Engineering Co. Ellwood City creating Agma-Standard Engineering Co. The new firm will produce light and heavy machinery including ghess rollon equipment and galvanizing machines for shoot annills, with Standard Engineering noted as designer and maker of seamless wire mill equipment, welded pipe and threading machinery.
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United
Pittsburgh
Acta Fasary & Machine Co
Warren
Standard Engineering Co
Ellwood City
Agma-Standard Engineering CA
Aetna Xuit
Sesion
Ghesiss
Rollon Igveluts
Coast Guardsmen’s sentences mitigated in rum-smuggling case
Washington November 13 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews mitigated prison terms for two coast guardsmen tied to rum smugglers. Seven men at the ships bottom station New Jersey were convicted of aiding a tribe from housergers and sentenced to six months for two and four months for five others. Andrews said the men had served long and would be released next month for good behavior to rejoin their families before Christmas.
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Washington
Andrews
Ships Bottom
New Jersey
Houtsergers
Sajal
Tax Reduction Plan Faces Congressional Skepticism
Washington, Nov 10. A shadow of trouble looms in Congress for the Coolidge-Mellon tax cut proposal as Green of the House Ways and Means committee criticizes plan. He notes any reductions must originate in his committee and warns a uniform percent cut may not suit all taxpayers. The proposal calls for a 12 percent reduction in personal and corporate taxes to start March 15 next year.
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Congress
Green
House
Ways and Means
United Washington
Chieman Green
Ways and Means Committee
Uni
Smith
Coolidge
Miners Accept Government Offer After Delegates Vote
London nov 1 delegates conference approved the government proposal to seal the coal dispute after a detailed review of the terms. 42000 voted for acceptance with 252000 against amid district council balloting. The government pledged to act legislatively if needed to achieve a settlement.
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United Prose
London
Britain
Vie
Elfatriots
West Priday
Arthur Steel Maitland
A J. Conk
Tifiers Federation
City Council to Prepare 1027 Budget After Incident at Ohio Stadium
City officials, led by Supt of Finance C F Brown, prepare tentative drafts for the coming year’s tax levy and appropriation ordinances. In the wake of a bomb explosion injuring several fans at the Michigan Ohio State game, council will discuss budget plans and the usual December meeting agenda.
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C. PF. Brown
Ohio Stadium
Columbus
Ubis
Fats
Coms
Uncle Joe Cannon to be Buried Tuesday
The funeral for Uncle Joe Cannon will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at St James Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial follows in Spring Hill Cemetery with pallbearers from the Martin Redden Post of the American Legion and a Kights Templar escort of former commanders. The body will lie in state at the family home from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Danviler
Joe" Cannon
Tess
Spring Hill
St James Methodist Epis Pal
Martin Redden
American Legion
Wl Kights Templar
Corry Motor Club adopts new by laws and dues rise
The Corry Motor Club approved revised by laws at a mayoral meeting. A Board of Governors will guide the club, eleven members strong, with dues raised to 7.50 per year. Copies will be printed for members. A committee will prepare for the December annual meeting. Ballots for board nominees must be returned to the secretary by November 24. Readquakers in the Grand Theatre building. A record crowd is expected for the next month’s annual meeting and new officers will be elected.
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Board of Governors
Corry Motor+ Club
Reguar
Aulox
Grand Theatre
Everly
Gunman Believed Dead After San Francisco Shootout
A man who idolized the Joe Tanto killer who escaped San Quentin a year ago was shot by police in a McAllister street rooming house. The blaze ended a gun battle in which four detectives were wounded, as Mrs. Wesley I Howard arrives back from York Pennsylvania to visit her son Harold.
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United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Joe Tanto
San Quentin Penitentiary
McAllister Street Roomie
Bya
Wesley I. Howard
Harold Howard
York
Typhoid and other infections rise in state reports
United Press reports the weekly health bulletin shows 91 new typhoid fever cases and 178 diphtheria in the state ending November 6. Philadelphia leads typhoid counts. Lehigh and Allegheny areas report several outbreaks. Measles total 270, scarlet fever notable, poliomyelitis appears in Ambridge, and tuberculosis and chickenpox cases are also listed.
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Erie
Rouseville
United Press
Narrisburg
State Health Department
Macungie Township
Lehigh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hollidayshig
Pharrell Tein
Renew drive on tax delinquents here next week
War on delinquent school tax payers of the city will be vigorously renewed next week. Collector G H Gordon declared today that injuries from a recent fall near his office made the campaign’s setup necessary. Announcement brought about payment of about two thousand dollars in school taxes this term. Close to one thousand delinquents face arrest for nonpayment of 1926 taxes. J J Desmond returned from a business trip to Milwaukee. Miss Dorstin Howland of Union City visited today.
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G H. Gordon
Gordon
Reprisals Plotted After Airplane Raid in Harrisburg
Reports describe a nighttime air attack on the Birger gang roadhouse near Harrisburg Illinois, with bombs dropped from an airplane, machine guns firing, and the arrival of the Shelton faction. Authorities suspect a Shelton gang pilot, aiming to avenge arrests of Carl and Bernie Shelton. Ten to twelve roadhouses have been targeted in the feud, with multiple killings reported.
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Harrisburg
Novi
Berger
Shelton Gang
Birger
Illinois
Shelton
Carl
Bernie Shelton
Garg
Ore car derailment delays trains near Machines Steel plant
A car of ore derailed near the Machines Steel Company's First Ward plant this morning, delaying Pennsylvania railroad traffic for over half an hour. Morning ore and eastbound flyer trains were tied up about forty minutes while a derrick from Eric was secured to remove the wreckage. A broken truck is believed responsible, and the car left for Erie will visit over the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Filler.
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Machines Steel Company
First Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
Flyer
Eric
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Corry Hospital
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Eri
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Mr Prank
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