One liquor bill amended in Pennsylvania committee
In Harrisburg the House judiciary general committee reported Pinchot’s six liquor control bills favorably, with only House Bill No. 10 amended to require 500 square feet for restaurant liquor sales instead of 1000. The measure aims to quicken work and favor working people as repeal of the 18th amendment looms.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
House
Judiciary General Committee
James H. McClure
al- Jogheny
Morton Witkin
Philadelphia
Credf Pinchot
W.C. McGregor
Armstrong
State Emergency Relief Board
Hepatlington Hoopes
Berks
Hoopes
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Department of Labor and Industry
Bare Huge Profits Of Sinclair
Senate stock market investigators revealed that on October 24, 1928, a syndicate formed by Harry F. Sinclair and associates yielded a profit of 6,356,250 dollars. An agreement to take over 11,180,000 shares at 20 dollars a share was signed in Sinclair's New York office after a bull market run pushed the stock well above 80 dollars.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Senate
Sinclair
New York
Commuittes
Al Smith Plans Friendly Visit To President Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith and John J. Raskob will meet President Roosevelt at 5 15 p m in a friendly social call to be described by the White House as routine. Raymond P. Sullivan of St Vincent's Hospital and John Curry of Tammany Hall may be present as New York party tensions surface over Parley and McKee in city politics.
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United Press
Washington
Alfred ML. Sarit
Roosevelt
White House
Board of Trustees
Catholic University
New York
John J. Raskok
Smith
Raskob
Gee
Raymond P. Sullivan
St. Vincent's Hospital
John ¥. Curry
Tammany Hall
Qurry
Parley
Roosevelt-Parley
Raskoh
Curry
Farley
Recovery Party
Joseph V. McKee
Mussolini dissolves Italian Chamber to push corporative state
Rome November 14 Premier Benito Mussolini announced the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies as the first step in a program to establish a corporatives state with great power relegated to national industrial elites.
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IL Duce
United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt Pardons Officer of Eagles
President Roosevelt granted a pardon to Frank Hering of South Bend Indiana an officer of the Fraternal Order of Eagles who had been convicted in federal courts for lottery law violations and conspiracy. The pardon carries a condition that Hering pay a fine by December 2010. Also noted was Conrad Mann of Fortquist City sought in connection with the lottery case.
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Univros
Washington
Roosevelt
Hering
South Bend, Inc
Maples
Warvé
Horlig
White House
Conrad Mann
Fquist
Aitvine Rent “Minin
Leo Aq
The
Eagles
Findley Lake arson trio sentenced in New York prison case
Three defendants pled guilty in Chautauqua county court at Mayville to arson linked to fires near Findley Lake. Clyde Chase of Mina, Hithel Lindberg and Leslie Baybrook of Findley Lake received five to twenty five year terms in Attica, following pleas of guilty. Roger Webster of Mina, previously sentenced, and Mrs Lamberg, who confessed to burning a cottage owned by W L Wakeley, were also implicated in the conspiracy to collect insurance.
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Attica Suite
Findlay Lake
Clamence MacGregur
Chautauqua County Court
Mayville
Gulty
Clyde EB. Chase
Ot Mina
Sid Hithel Lindberg
Leslie L. Baybrook
Findley Lake
Chase
Roger Webster
Mina
Webster
StacGregor
Lamberg
Jcottdge
W. L. Wakeley
Gaybrook
Shakespearean Macbeth stage show draws large crowd
A near capacity audience attended the Hendrickson Bru ce troupe production of Macbeth at the Senior High school auditorium last evening. Over four hundred people from Union City Youngsville Titusville and surrounding towns saw an accomplished cast with Stanley J Anderson and Senior High students aiding in staging and performance. The Night Hawks orchestra provided music before between and after acts as Athletic Association members assisted with props and staging.
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Hendrickson-Bruce
Union City
Youngsville
Titusville
Amt
Hendrrckson-Brice
Seniny High
Robert Haines
Jack Walsh
Richard Hallast
Blair Sheeley
Donald Doctor
Jans Raymond
Virginia Kysar
Martha Brockiway
Night Hawks Orchestra
The
Athletic Association
Stanley J. Anderson
le Senior High
Progress Toward Recognition Reported Amid Talks
Washington dispatch reports the White House remains hopeful that negotiations with Soviet Commissar Litvinov will move toward an accord before the president. Officials stressed no appointment for Litvinov has been made, and the administration aims for progress at Warm Springs by late today.
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Washington
Usin
Tenvester
Firebugs Sentenced. Corry Men Faces Parole and Jail
Walter Bordwell of Bear Lake pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars with costs and placed on parole for one year after his car side swiped a machine driven by Mynerti Williams four miles west of the city. John F Granger of Corry Ry vb was yesterday sentenced to seven months in Allegheny county jail after pleading guilty to larceny for taking part in stripping an automobile on the Scivia road last summer.
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Walter Bordwell
Bear Lake
W. B. Hirt
al Erie
Bordwell
Mynteri Williams
John F. Granger
Corry Ry Vb, Jr
Erie Coast Guard Rescues Two Lake Ships Amid Low Visibility
On November 14 at Baie, the Erie coast guard dispatched a patrol boat to Sil Mile creek east of here after a vessel began signaling distress. Visibility was under a city block and the craft’s identity and nature of difficulty were not confirmed as the last guard reported at 12:80 p.m. Reports also stated another vessel aground six miles west of Erie and the steamship Colander of Valley Cami Coal and Steamship Co. grounded near Long Point Light, Ont.
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Press Baie
Erié Coast Guard
Mile Creek
Here
Oley
G Yessel
Isswes
Last Guard
Erie
Colander
Valley
Cami Coal and Steamship Co
Long Point Light
Ont
Youthful gang leader tells of wave of crime
An 18 year old gang leader in New York confesses to several store and automobile robberies and the slaying of a 60 year old man who called them bummers. He and two other youths describe hijinks from pocket picking to car theft and a botched burglary at a haberdashery, leading to a planned break up after a threatening encounter with a shopkeeper.
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New York
Pglict
Shiime
Samiel Silvershaw
Silverian
Robery
Silverman
Haberdasher
Harry Berkowitz
Berkowit
Pennsylvanfa Council of Republican Women Meet
Harrisburg gathering of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women nears its annual convention. Delegates prepare recommendations for the General Assembly special session on liquor control, state finances and unemployment relief. Governor Pinchot Lieutenant Governor Shallenberger and State Republican Chairman Edward M. Mitty address the delegates. Martha G. Thomas leads the recommendations committee.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women
General Assembly
Aga
Pinchot
Lictit Gov
B. G. Shaniéd
Edward Mitmy
Andress
Dollar Drops to Lowest Mark Since Civil War
Washington reports a shift in currency values as the dollar slides to a new low tied to gold prices. New York quoted gold at 28.56 per ounce, up from 84.45 yesterday, marking an overnight gain and a higher London price of 128 shillings 7 pence. The dollar in gold equaled 61.58 cents, down from 61.79 cents the prior day.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Nov. Il
Oday
London
Westerta
Lindberghs Near End of North Atlantic Flight
Reported in Caldelas de Tuy on November 14 as Mrs. Lindbergh nears the end of a four month flight along the North Atlantic with conflicting notes on the next move. An American consul attache said a nonstop flight to New York might be possible while government represen tatives indicated Lisbon as the next stop after landing yesterday due to fog.
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United Press
Caldelas DE
Vigo
Lindberghs
New York
United States
McNiece
Lindbergh
Lisbon
Johnson Finds Midwestern Backing for NRA Program
Louisville Ky November 14 Gen Hugh S Johnson addressed about 20000 people in a midwestern tour concluding with a train trip back to Washington He reported near unanimous support in the Midwest for the recovery program and defended NRA self regulation under government supervision as preserving liberty and competition while guiding industry.
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Louisville
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
Middle West
Johnson
NRA J
Recovery Administration
Johnson Anid
Alec Sisson Is Club Speaker at Rotary Luncheon
Alec Sisson vice commander of the Roger Israel Post American Legion of Erie addressed Rotary Club members at the Hostel Corty st noon meeting Vir Siston spoke on Armistice Day noting armaments soldiers' bonus and issues facing the world and ex servicemen The brief talk was well received by Rotarians Chris Christensen local automobile dealer attended as a guest
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Alec Siston
Roger Israel Post
American Legion of Erie
Rotary Club
Corty St
Siston
Chris Christensen
Two Tiny Bacteria May Aid in Fight Against TB
A November Shelton column reports two tiny bacteria identified by Liba crisis specialists as potential aids in combating the White Plague TB. The discovery describes bacterium strains called cock and dipio bagel, developed to destroy tubercle bacilli within Lavral Heights Tubercle View. Maher of the International Tuberculosis Authority explains the method after 25 years of study, noting bacteria produced through the Maher process may advance long battle against TB. The piece references Lubbroule biscilll hosts and notes the discovery was presented to readers with page continuation indicated.
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United Frees Shelton
Liba
Crisis Specialigis
Goa Valle
Tony Batts
Dipio Bagel
Lavral Heights
Lavree
Maher
International
Re- Sennett
Beaverdam-Wattsburg road push gains at Capitol
Mrs. Schluraff travels to Harrisburg to press for the Beaverdam to Wattsburg road project. The 6.5 mile route in Erie County, estimated around 180000 dollars, long promised to landowners, would be paved and part of broader county highway improvements with support from local leaders.
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Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Helen Schluraft
Erie County Board of Commissioners
Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
Schluraft
Highway Department
Corry
Erie
Schluraff
Wayne Cwahip
Tourchswith
Ineticai
Bergergam-Wattsburg
Dickinson to Waronn NRA stance voiced in January plan
Washington dispatch reports Dickinson expresses plans to feature a bill tying in the National Recovery Administration aims with tax and policy changes. He asserts support for federal measures while noting county administration and broader economic concerns amid the evolving national program.
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