Progress with Building Projects and Arrest In Cleveland
Reported progress on multiple city construction projects including hotels, stations, and schools aided by open weather. Also United Press notes arrest of lawyer Zottarelli by a secret service agent in a $5 million counterfeit securities and stamps ring stretching across New York, Chicago, and Cleveland with ties to the Treasury.
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Parle Place
Tayhig
Boley
Company
Today Express
el Koliet
Jinildding
Wall
Tates
East Main Street
Messrs
Heilinner
McGrinahan
Ahwad
Expresa
Elie Tai
Lisiness
Arothur
Livrou
Sehieth
FE. Austin
Hhutidere
Glan
Manisacringe Morporktion
T Te Diptory
St Edwards Parochial School
St Thomas Rectory
W. Washington Street
United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Zottareli
William Tarper
States Secret Service
Zottarelli
United States
Tiarper
United States Treasury Department
Harps the Gate
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lbaly
Hufsata
Treasury
Department
Harner
Cleve Fan Ly
Cars damaged in collision on East Pleasant Street
East Pleasant Street endured an automobile crash when a Ford sedan driven by Ree Paulson and a Dodge coupe driven by Dr. W. Graham collided at the Concord Street intersection. Both cars were badly damaged and occupants shaken with minor injuries.
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East Pleasant Street
Ree Paulson
Mrs Harding Holding Own in Illness Report
Marion November 15 Mrs Harding holding her own after a sleepless night as Dr W F Sawyer notes progress despite limited rest. The physician’s bulletin cites ongoing strain from the illness but reports no change in her condition.
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United Press
Marion
Mr& Watren Harding
Dr. Gan
W. Sawyer
Sid Todiy
Harding
Student nurses may receive extra credit at General Hospital
Nov 15 A Warren State Hospital ruling allows student nurses to receive extra credit toward state retirement time for hospital training. The Welfare Department and Retirement Board must approve the credit. The case involved a three year count, with one year spent at a general hospital and others at a veterans hospital.
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Harrishurg
Studion Musee
Welfare Department
Retirement Board
N&juetice
Tulay Ile Olin
Warren Stats Hospital
Joe Beonne Pleads Guilty In Erie Court
Joe Beonne of East Wayne Street pleaded guilty to 10 charges of violating liquor laws in Erie. Judge Rossiter fined him 200 dollars and costs as Beonne sought leniency. Other defendants, Teed Footleggers Tinkesty and Wilson, await trials in November. Hertler’s larceny case was settled with costs paid.
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East Wayne Street
Tos Beonne
Jhidge Rossiter
Erie
Theanine
Corry
Chaches
Rossiter
Tinkesty
Wilson
Tran
Hertler
Swith
Stolen Car Occupants Die In Crossing Crash
Rochester report says two men, Eugene Schnabal and Onto Buia, both from this city, died instantly when their stolen car wedged between an eastbound express and a westbound freight at Pikley road crossing. The vehicle owned by Martin Jacobs of Susquehanna, Pa. was mangled beyond recognition in the collision.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Pikley Road
Eugene Schnabal
Buia
Martin, Jacobs
Susquehanna
Pao Te
Conservatives Favored in Early Congressional Split
Washington reports a split within the Republican ranks as conservatives push for policy, while President Coolidge remains silent on an extra session. Senator Borah and others signal opposition to an emergency gathering, with Liberal Republicans weighing in. Frank Bliss travels to Pittsburgh to visit family.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Antidae
Coolidge
Goligresc
Lid
Hersh
Hiefore Borah
Nief Guard
Compulsory Auto Insurance Endorsed By Worry Motor Club
The Worry Motor club voted to back compulsory auto insurance for all car owners, aiming to reduce uninsured damages and support stronger laws across the state. The meeting at the Mintapat building, with President Munger presiding, discussed reviving membership and coordinating with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Une Club
Aio
Sime
Corfield
Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Dullop
Alsi
Cory, Union and Waterton
Munger
Mintipat
Contested Election Of Brookhart 10 In Iowa
United Press reports Daniel Steck announced plans to contest the election of Brookhart to the U S Senate. Steck, a defeated Democrat, vows to seek Senate review after a conference with Democratic leaders in Des Moines. The contest centers on the Iowa election outcome and the Senate's authority to decide the winner.
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United Press
Des Moines
Laws
Daniel Steck
Democracie Cand
United States
Smith
Italy denies reports of impending revolt
Rome November 1 official statement issued by the Italian foreign office refutes rumors of troop and battleship movements to the frontiers. Government officials condemn the highly colored accounts circulating Thursday night from foreign sources as without foundation, expressing restraint at sensational reporting of Italy’s alleged preparations to meet a revolt.
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United Press
Rome
Foundation
Tatian Foreign Office
Italy
Chicago Named Crime Cradle of America by Expert
Dr Hredericke H. Hirastier of the University of Chicago reports a three year inquiry into crime networks. He contends Chicago serves as the core of criminal activity with 1,313 ranks across lawyers specialists agitators and other professionals tied to Big crime. He calls Chicago the crime cradle of America and says major offenses trace back to the city.
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United Press Hlufago
Chicago
Hredericke H. ‘Hirastier
Department of Social Selene
University of Chicago
Anil Criminale
Thrashiev
Guile Lallor
Jersey Blaze Devastates Town, $2 Million in Damage
A six hour blaze in Gammon town destroyed four blocks including the Renwicks saltpetre factory, a pine story warehouse of American Sugar Refining, Hoppe Paper Box Co, and Richard's Chemical Works. About 135 families displaced, firemen and two civilians injured. Investigations ordered and ruins cooling to allow safer examination. Residents allowed partial return as lines guarded four blocks.
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United Pros
Jersey City
Jer
Gammontown
Fonr
Battélle
Renwicks Salt Petre
American Sugar Refining Company
Hoppe Paper Box Co
Richard’s Chemical Works
Agi
Ess
118Th Regiment
Hite
Gammantown
Parents Return Youths From Adams County Jail
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on November 15 two of three youths who escaped from Adams County jail yesterday surrendered to Sheriff Shearer with their fathers. The third prisoner remained with his father and the pair were escorted back to jail under parental insistence.
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Unites Frese
Gettysburg
Andy Resse
Sheldon Richards
Hoys
Adams County
Shearer
Robert Hingachan
Ambassador Gelasio Caetani Leaves White House Talks
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Prince Gelasio Caetani, the Italian ambassador, is on leave after a White House call with President Coolidge. No successor has been appointed to his post yet.
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United
Washington
Gelasio Caetani
Tahan
Italy
White House
Coolidge
Beer
Funeral of Henry Keppel Held Friday
Funeral services for Henry Martin Keppel president of the Sutpsal Bank of Corry were held Friday with a home prayer service on Mott Street and a church ceremony at St Paul’s Latheran Church. Friends from across the region attended as pastors sang and spoke of his church devotion and business leadership then the procession moved to Pine Grove Cemetery for a mausoleum prayer.
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Henry Martin Keppel
Bank of Corry
Mott Street
St Pawl Laheran
Gesopiates
Priver
William Tia
St Paul's
William Tall
Pine Grove Cemetery
Keppel Mausoleum
He Heath
L. W. Olds
Frat Laurie
Blaine Kin Heald
FE W
Revolt Expands Across Spain and Border Toward France
From Perpignan France, Nov 18, over 200 armed Spanish rebels have crossed into Spain in the past two days, with about 100 halted at the frontier. They carry rifles and ammunition and some carry machine guns. The revolutionary movement is said to be growing rapidly.
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Perpignan
France
Spain
Man Steered by Wife Into Police Hands
Jon Dontay, 25, of Cambridge Springs, was guided by his wife last night to surrender to police. Officers had been tracing him after a warrant, and the wife helped direct authorities to him in a local area. He was arrested without resistance as they walked the street together.
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Jons Dontay
Ambridge Springs
Einres Palm Authority
Wig
Dontey
Durticle
Ruppersburgen
Ulmbridge Springs
Corry Hunters Return From Canadian Deer Moose Hunt
Corry sportsmen from the Biscotasing woods returned home early this morning after a highly successful northern Ontario hunt. The party included Dr G E Bennett, Wallace Hammond, George Kinley, A. Root, Carl VanTassel, Dr A Stewart, and A Nichols. They were met at Toronto by John Stanton. Carl Van Tassell and Wallace Hammond also shot a moose during the trip.
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Canada
Corry
Biscotasing Woods
Ontario
G E. Bennnett
Wallace Hammond
George Kinley
A. U Root
Carl VanTassel
Union City
A. Stewart
Pittsburgh
A. Nichols
Dunkirk
Toronto
John Stanton
Ely
Lie
Biscotasing Lake
Carl van Tassil
Pleads for reputation of Os Magnate in Doheny case
Frank J. Hogan representing E. J. Doheny argues before Judge Paul J. McCormick that he is defending Doheny’s reputation rather than wealth as the government continues its suit to break the Eile Hille Naval Reserve bases. The defense praises Doheny, former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall, and ex-Navy Secretary Edwin Denby as misjudged patriots misunderstood by the public.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Hient
Frank J. Hogan
E. J. Doheny
Eile Hille Naval Reserve
Paul J. McCormick
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Denby
Slay mystery around Harry T. Kate case widens
In Los Angeles the last suspects remain under technical arrest as investigators ruled out a connection to the murder of diamond broker and musician Harry T. Kate. Chase Carroll barber husband and Earl Bridges Carroll roommate, along with Mrs Carroll, were released after questioning. D L Dewey plans winter stops in Daytona, St Petersburg, and Saratoga.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harry T. Kate
Akiberty
Chase Carroll
Dorothy Carroll
Kats
Earl Bridges
Carroll
Secretary Wilbur plans sinking of big warship
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur approved plans to sink the US Washington off the Virginia Capes. William Baldwin Shearer of New York had sought to halt the scrapping in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals but his petition was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Wilbur ordered five submarines to move the Washington from the Philadelphia Navy Yard to Hampton Roads.
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United Press
Washington
Wilbur
US S. Washington
Virginia Capes
William Baldwin Shearer
New York
District of Columbia
Shearer
May
Philadelphia
Former Captain of 112th Ends Life With Gun
Ralph D. McLouth age 40, once captain in the 2th Infantry, was found dead in this city with a bullet through the brain. His wife offered no motive for the suicide. McLouth had been employed as an administrative assistant by the National Transit Company.
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United Press
Ralph D. McLouth
2Th Infantry
McLouth
National Transit
Five Best Radio Features and Listings
Radio listings from WJZ New York WCCO Minneapolis and WLS Chicago showcase the 8:15 p.m. Eastern musical comedy Marjorie from 44th Street Theatre, a Great Northern Orchestra program, and a WLS Review. The schedule spans 7:16 p.m. to midnight Central time with multiple feature broadcasts.
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WJZ
New Yorke
Marjorie
44Th Street
WCCO
Minneapolis
Great Northern
WLS
Chicago
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Joe Beonne
Frank Bliss
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Cory
Katzslayer
D. L. Dewey
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Saratoga
Secy Wilbur
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