Savko Damage Case In Julys Hands SEEK DAMAGES FROM TOWNSHIP OF COLUMBUS
After four days of testimony the Savko damage suit against Columbus Township went to a Warren County jury for injuries to John Savko from a torpedo dynamite cap explosion near his home. The case recalls a prior verdict of 6000 against the township later granted a new trial. The accident occurred in 1926 and drew strong local interest.
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John Si’ Ko
Frank Sayko
Anta Sayko
Township of
Columbia
Warren
Savkos
John
Warren Cour
DB. 1
Arid
Columbus Township
Thanksgiving Eve Union Service Planned at St Pauls
Corry prepares for Thanksgiving Eve union service at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Nov 25 with arrangements finalized by the Corry Ministerial Association. Rev G L Boyd to deliver sermon at the 1931 services. prayers will seek global relief and a national day of illumination and prayer urged by Cleveland district clergy. Preliminary plans for a January week of prayer were set.
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Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Corry Ministerial Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
I. A. Wimer
G. L. Boyd
W. A. Hook
I W F. Reagle
William Hall
F. Appleby
G. B. Morgan
Mr. Boyd
The
Presbyterian Church
Churche World
Cleveland
Hoover
Jesus Christ
Kiwanis Dinner Enjoys Game Menu at Hotel Corry
Thirty eight Kiwanis members dined on rabbit and squirrel at the Hotel Corry last evening replacing the noon meeting. Guests included Ross Root of Erie and Lloyd Meerdink of Corry. The game was obtained by a committee led by Dr. A G Rees.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Service Club
Clit
Ross Root
Erie
Lloyd Meerdink
Corry
A. G. Rees
Six Alleged Reds Kidnapped and Beaten in Michigan
Six unemployed men kidnapped and whipped in Pontiac Michigan amid alleged Communist ties. Police say victims provide little help as intimidation hampers investigation. Chief Alspaugh notes one victim, Clarence Sherman, may identify two mob leaders if apprehended, offering fragile hope for witnesses.
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United Press
Pontiag
Mich
Robert Alspaugh
Jenour
Alspaugh
Clarence Sherman
Sherman
Three Fall Victims Injured In Traffic Accidents
Three fall victims from Reserve near Millvale were injured in a traffic accident today. George Schloer, 33, his wife Elizabeth, and Wesley Newman, 22, plus Charles Boek were listed among the injured. Fire damaged Schloer’s home, with damage estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Ptaaapuneu
Vsx
George Schloer
Millvale
Schler
Elizabeth
Wesley New-man
Charies Boek
Former Corry physician hurt in crash near Saegertown
Dr. George T. Waggoner, a well known Cannegut Lake physician, was seriously injured in a Thursday morning motor vehicle accident on the Saegertown Cambridge Springs road near Orchard Croft farm. He suffered a broken hand and loss of several lower teeth after his Ford coupe struck a farm porch. he was treated by a Meadville dentist and the car moved to a Conneaut Lake garage.
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Saegertown
George T. Waggoner
Meadville
GT. Waggoner
Orchard Croft
Cambridge Springs
Waggoner
Bare confession of Donaldson shocks inquest
Francis Donaldson the third admitted to having intimate relations with Rose Allen's suitor to Robert Litas during the coroner's inquest into the death of Donaldson. Edward J. B. Allen, brother of Rose, shot Donaldson after the two men clashed at the Allen apartment. Lucas testified that Donaldson confessed and Rose Allen faced questioning about her family's stance while being kept from the courthouse. Tennis Ranglin left for Sherman to visit friends.
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Paul Comly French
United Press
Norristown
Francis Donaldson
Rose Allen
Robert G. H. Litas
Lucas
Luicas
Allen
Edward
J. B. Allen
Donaldson
Montgomery County
Court’ House
Failure Threatens Conference on India
London reports the Round Table conference on India adjourned without agreement as the authorities committee faltered. Premier Ramsay MacDonald announced a plenary session next week to state the government’s position and future plans, saying the effort to fulfill pledges would continue.
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London
Round Table Conference
India
Mithorities
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hille
Err Conductors Fatal Railroad Accident in Cortland
Edward Premo 60 a veteran Erie Railroad conductor of Mesdville died at Bul hospital Shavon after injuries from a Cortland Cortland railroad accident Tuesday morning. Premo allegedly stumbled on the track while trying to shove a train away from a closed switch causing three cars to derail. He was taken to Bunt hospital with a broken back and internal injuries, lingering nearly sixty hours before death.
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Edward Premo
Erie Railroad
Bul
Shavon
Cortland
Premo
Mesdville
Erie
Bunt Hospital
White collar workers' nerve blamed at Pittsburgh talk
At an employment conference in Pittsburgh on November 13 Whiting Williams, ex-president of the Cleveland Steel Company, warned that white collar workers have lost nerve and cannot envision better times. He attacked shorter schedules as admitting there isn't enough work to go around, noting unemployed men bear the strain more openly than white collar workers.
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Pittsburgh
Whiting Williams
Cleveland Steel Company
Williams
D A R Convention Closes in Pittsburgh Aims Dry Pledges
November 13 Pittsburgh reports the Daughters of the American Revolution Pennsylvania group ending their annual convention. The session focused on eliminating pictorial framing and signing dry pledges, closing the gathering.
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Pittsburgh
Daughters of the ‘American Revolution
Pennsylvania
Teaters
Lode
New Fighting Reported Near Nonni Bridge
Oniles Press from Mukden reports renewed fighting in the Nonni river valley after Japanese headquarters announced Chinese plans for a decisive battle. Japanese forces claim heavy Chinese concentrations and maneuvers near Angunchi and the Chinese Eastern Railway as Gen Ma Chan-Shan presses engagements. Moscow and London dispatches add geopolitical context about Soviet and Japanese actions in Manchuria and the former boy emperor Pu Yi.
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Oniles
Mukden
Mandehuria
Nonni
Ma Ghan-Shan
Angunchi
Ma Chan- Shan
Daily Express
Henry Pu
Tientsin
Dairen
Malden
Express
Peiping
Conspiracy Charges Ignored by Grand Jury in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Nov 13. Grand jury ignored conspiracy charges against Allegheny County registration commissioners from the primary campaign. Commissioners John Morrow, E Lowry Humes, Trovis Joyce, and Sarah Braun, with constable candidate J Sullivan, were accused of preventing 18 persons from voting. The officials said the 13 names were taken from the registration lists and the others stricken. they claimed orders were used in registering.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
John Morrow
E. Lowry Humes
Trovis Joyce
Sarah Braun
J. Sullivan
Notorious crook admits impostor identity in Pittsburgh arrest
Pittsburgh reports the suspect, long identified as Robert Considine, a reputed international reformer and gang leader linked to nearly 100 robberies, confessed the name was fictitious. Police records show the man, once tied to a Chicago case, now claims a different identity after questioning.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Robert Considiné
Er Polkc
Patine
James Gan
Chicago
Considine Hix
Considine
Bandits Hold Up Rahway Bank for 81000
Five armed men robbed Citizens National Bank in Rahway New Jersey early today escaping with 81000. Bank workers had come to assemble payrolls. One robber watched outside while another kept the car running. Three entered with guns, one opened the cage and collected large stacks of bills into a suitcase before the group fled in the waiting automobile.
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United Press
Rahway
N. J. Nav
Ch Zens National Bank
Banns
Bante
Mina
Bay Victim May Be Collings Slayer
The body found floating in Chesapeake Bay September 17 may be one of the alleged slayers of Be- mantin Collings. Stamford police report the body matches Mrs. Collings description in several details, boosting suspicion while investigators seek more evidence.
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Anne Frese
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Bemantin Collings
Maiy
Stamford Conn
Dairymen to Get One Cent Less for Oct Milk
Despite 12 million pounds more milk shipped in October and falling fluid demand, the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association sets October basic net pool price at 1.58 per 100 pounds in the focal zone, only a cent below September. Production rose over 14 million pounds in October for top members as expenses deductions drop to five and a half cents per hundred pounds and certificate costs narrow to eight cents. Mrs. L C Barnes travels to Titusville to visit her brother W J Smith, a hospital patient.
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Dairymen’s League
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association, Inc
Readjustment of Reparations To Be Discussed
Paris and Berlin journalists report France and Germany have in principle agreed to an international inquiry into Germany financial and economic structure as a prelude to reparations readjustment. Laval proposes reopening the issue, seeks advisory committee findings, while Germany argues further examination unnecessary. Both sides favor later conference and continued diplomacy.
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Upited
Berlin
France
Germany
Pierre Laval
United States
Bank For International Settement
Te Young Plan
Trance
Wiggin Bankers
Premier Laval
Paris
Premley
Leopold von Hoesch
Pittsburgh Magnate Denies Steel Merger
Homer D. Williams president of Pittsburgh Steel Corporation denies reports of negotiations for a merger with Bethlehem Steel Corporation. No further statement was provided at his offices on November 13.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Homer D. Williams
Pittsburgh Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Roosevelt Replies to Critics of His Party
Albany November 13 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt says legitimate business has nothing to fear from a Democratic administration. He tells United Press there is no real basis for Wall Street whispers of a Democratic wave clouding the horizon for business and that the party’s record is a sufficient answer to doubters.
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Roosevelt
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Empire State
Fidencia
Eas
Horizon
Dectiee
Wall Street
Hoover
Ronse
Democratic Party
Wilbon
Pinchot Seeks Mellon Loan For Unemployment Relief
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania traveled to Washington to request a one million-dollar loan from Secretary Mellon at four percent for direct unemployment relief. Mellon refused but promised further consideration, as Pinchot aims to raise 35 million for state relief tied to a constitutional amendment authorizing direct appropriations. The episode spurs Washington speculation on Mellon's response and the broader political implications within the Republican ranks.
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Washington
Wihtat
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Borro
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pinchot
Mellon
State Commission
Ballinger
Taft
Treasury
Metlon
Wickey
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments of the Week
WABC and CBS networks present top radio programs with a $45 rate. Henry McLemore, United rem Sports writer football forecast. NBC networks feature Et dieland Raluh Jones and Hare at WEAS with a $109 slot.
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WABC
CBS
Henry McLemore
United Rem
Wid
NBC
Etdieland Raluh
Jones and Hare
WEAS
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W. J. Smith
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