Rum Ring Witnesses Target New York Court Case
Washington dispatch reports that wealthy socialites, a mov ie star, and a former diplomat are expected to testify in the Polignac liquor conspiracy case. Officials say prosecutors will call patrons tied to a long island rum cache as the probe moves toward trial in New York courts.
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Count Polignac
Joseph Wasney
United Press
Washington
West
New York
Moving Picture
Godart Company
Justice Department Offciabs
U. S
Robert Watts
New York Social Register
Philadelphia
Wen
Watts
Mitchell Haa
Justice
Treasury
White House
Polignac
Long Island
America
Trans-Oceanic Steamship Company
New Yorke
Lufler
Prohibition
U. S. Army
Brooklyn
N.Y
Steamship Company
Jing
Prohibition and Customs
Bired
Clehoun
New Jersey
Special Customs
O'Keele
American Freed by Chinese Kidnappers After Ransom Standoff
Aaron Brenner of Brenner Brothers China, a New York tar dealer, was released unharmed after five days in captivity amid demands for 500000. His brother Joseph negotiated. no terms were disclosed. A Russian girl assisting the gang was arrested. Russians suspected behind the abduction. Brenner’s captors reportedly received messages urging quick payment.
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United Press
Tientsin, Ching
Aaron Brenner
New York
Ater
Joseph Brenner
Brenner
Hai
Feldpapers
Y M C A District Meet Held In Corry With Delegates
Y M C A officials from Warren Bradford Titusville Meadville Findlay and Franklin gathered at the Hotel Corry for the north western Pennsylvania district meeting. J P Maxwell state physical director spoke on Providing an Adequate Program for the Y M C A. W W Hall reported district progress including twenty Hi clubs and nine sex hygiene programs. William Mansell and A L Mould spoke on international Royal Work and National Council matters. Rev William Hull led devotional services.
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Pennsylvania
Hotel Corry
Warren Re
Bradford
W.W. Hall
Meadville
Wong
Asers
William Mansell
Fendford
Toronto
A. L. Mould
Role
National Council
Chicago
William Hull
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry Youth Pleads Guilty in Erie Burglary Case
The third Corry youth held for eight summer burglaries entered a guilty plea in Erie court yesterday. Lawrence Marsh pleaded guilty to the charges. Lawrence Pirster and Robert Roach also pleaded guilty at the county court. The remaining youths are slated for trial in Erie on Thursday.
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Erie
Lawrence Marsh
Lawrence Pirster
Robert Roach
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Today
Radio listings show WRAF with Elsie Huber and Theodore Webb on Golden Gem. WIZ and NBC Network-T airs aviation salute. WABC and CBS Network present Forty Fathom Trawlers drama. Hank Simmons hosts Show Boat Melodrama with Musto on WEAP. NBC Network carries National Education Week Talks by Axigelo Par and others.
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WRAF
NBC
Elsie Huber
Theodore Webb
WIZ
NBC Network
Westinghouse
WABC
CBS
Hank Simmons
Musto
WEAP
Axigelo Pa*r
Chinese attack on Russians reported by Moscow source
Report from Moscow via Riga says Chinese troops launched air offensive against Russian forces on the Manchurian border. Soviet artillery repulsed the attack as Chinese forces tried to cross the Argun River in the Vedlochkinsk district.
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United
Pres
London
Moscow
Riga
Argun
Ve Dlochinsk
Firemen Plan 43rd Annual Ball for Thanksgiving Eve
The Stanford Hose Company launches ticket sales for its forty third annual ball to be held November 27 at the State Armory. Andrew Paulson returns as ball committee chair, with patrons urged to support the fundraiser benefiting club rooms equipment and activities. Arrangements move forward with music and novelty features planned, though the orchestra is not yet contracted.
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Stanford Hos Company
Officers Reelect On American Legion Auxiliary Board
Officers who served the past year were reelected at a Parish hall meeting. The roster includes President Mrs. Vilor Orn, First Vice President Mrs. Stephen Brooks, Second VP Mya Frank Sehnader, Secretary Mrs. Ivan Smith, Treasurer Mrs. Neylong histori an, Chaplain Mrs. Anni Orn, Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Pranks Harvey. A bake sale planned for November 27 and a yearlong program were outlined. Next meeting set for November 22. Also notes: safe at naval base thwarted by eight armed bandits attempting to steal $85,000. They overpowered the officer and guards, tying them with bed sheets. The incident occurred on the 8th floor at 28th Street and Third Avenue. Mrs. James Galvin of Jamestown visiting Mrs. Mary Murray.
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Ofivers
American Legion Auxiliary
Vilor Orn
Stephen Brooks
Mya
Frank Sehnader
Ivan Smith
J. d¢ Neylong
William Sehtader
Anni Orn
Pranks Harvey
Frank Harvey
Ford
United Press
Brooklyn
N. Yi
Clinton Thro
Bhay Wen
28Th Street
Third Avenue
Wis
Plestageour
58Th Street
Stock rout drives prices lower on heavy trading day
United Press reports another deep stock market drop with 7.75 million shares traded by 1:50 pm and U S Steel leading declines while American Telephone and Telegraph gains. General Motors and General Electric fall, Montgomery Ward slips, and overall losses persist though some issues rebound.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U.S
American Telephone and Telegraph
Johns Manwillers
U. S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Géneral Motors
Géneral Electric
Radio
Westinghouse Electric
Road Worker Killed Struck By Car Near Mayville
Joseph George aged about 41 was killed instantly when he jumped from a truck to begin his day’s work with Diamond-Wing Construction near Mayville. The collision happened at 6:30 am as he boarded a car driven by Herman Keopka of Summerdale. The body was taken to Hull & Hemstrand in Mayville. George was unmarried with a sister in Cortner Crandall, Westfield, and an investigation is underway.
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Mayville
Joseph George
George
East Pembrook
N.Y
Diamond-Wing Construction Company
George Us
Leupke Om
Herman Keopka
Summerdale
Hull & Hemstrad
But
Tillis Cortner Crandall
Af Westfuld
Bishop Ward May Be Named to High Episcopal Post
Rerport of a special session in Washington to name successor to the late Bishop Ward of Maryland. Bishop Murray of Maryland died before the altar at St James Church Anamic Cis on Oct 5. Bishop Ward’s successor could be Rt Rev John Wer of Arkansas or another candidate. Election rules were adjusted to coincide with a college dedication at the National Cathedral.
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Episcopal Church
Washington
Wylie RL
John’ Gariner Murray
Maryland
Murray
St Janes Church
Anamic Cis
John Wer
Arie
Ward
Lees
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Wes
Emmanuel
United States
Archbishopric of Canterbury
Txyland
National Cathedral
Hano~ Ult
Chuire
Stock Market Crash Rumors Prompt Hoover Meeting
Washington reports reveal President Hoover met with Secretary Mellon and Undersecretary Alls_t to discuss the stock market crisis. Roy A. Young of the Federal Reserve attended, fueling speculation the administration might intervene. Officials denied publication of details while Borak urged an investigation into the market drop.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Easury
Mellon
Treasury
Bodies Pulled From Bradford Creek After Fall
Bradford, Nov 13. Two middle aged men, identified as Tom Callins and Job Lyns of Bradford, were recovered from the creek near the town center after losing balance on a small foot bridge. A young boy alerted police to the discovery and investigators stated both men appeared to have fallen into the water.
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Bradford
Bradfont
Tom Callins
Job Lyns
School Board Special Meeting Sets December Start
Jenny Patterson, defeated candidate for mayor, is not included in the board lineup for the special meeting to be held Thursday in the library basement. Milon L. Brown is slated to return as a director after last week’s election, with organization anticipated on December 2, though the session may slip to December 11. The meeting will replace the usual routine agenda for the evening.
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Jenny Patterson
C. L. Alexander
Board of Education
Patterson
Milon L. Brown
Corry
School Syatem
Ferret Possession Leads to Fines in Ames Township
Jt Gost Berl Ames, 43, of Concon township, was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possessing two ferrets without a permit. State trooper Winism Junes arrested him at home following a complaint. The charge cites a state game law imposing 25 dollars plus costs for each ferret.
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Gost Berl Ames
Concon Township
Justice of the Peace
Nell Robbins Union City
Sergt
Winism Junes
Mussolini wipes out Sicilian Mafia in Sicily trial
In Catania on November 13 the trial closes an eight day prosecution against TL defendants accused of aiding the Mafia in murders and robberies as Premier Mussolini continues his campaign to eradicate the secret organization in Sicily.
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United Press
Catania
Sicily
Grundy Called Back In Senate Investigation
Joseph FR Grundy, president of the Fenns on Manufacturers Association, is called for further examination by the Senate investigating committee after refusing to submit a list of preferred and common senators. The report notes tensions between eastern and western Republicans and hints at tariff political maneuvering amid ongoing partisan realignments.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph
FR Grundy
Fennson Manufacturers’ Association
Welcher
Caraway
Senate
Grundy
Fr. Grundy
Grimdy
Upmarrath South
Ue Juhby
Chicago
Moses
Republica
Congress
House
Robert M. LaFolette
Wisconsin
LaVollette Stoan
Mead
Theodore Roosevelt
Boralz of
Thaho
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Walter Fiend Hospital
James Galvin
Jamestown
Mary Murray
Second Avenue
Elmer C. Walzer
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Sherman-Mayville Road
Bishop Ward
Eric Bishop
Presiding
Wall Street
Borak
Iirection
Bis
Bramer
Kent
Bankers Trust Be
Buran
Concord Township
Justice of Peace
Robbins
Mussoline
D. A. Hillstrom
New York City
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