Oil Magnate In Record Run In Special Train Across Nation
Fort Worth oil magnate Gay Waggoner rushes by special train from St Louis to New York to be bedside his dying sister Electra Waggoner Gilmore. The high speed transit, pursued by doctors, is tied to a complex Texas social history including multiple marriages and a former baseball league president.
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Fort| Worth
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
St Lint
Slra
Vute Avene
Gay Waggoner
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Wér
Gilmore
Electra Way Power
Broughe
Stallatonex
Hop Njottty
Wig Rotier
Von
Buster Gilmore
Lennox M1 Hospital
Elwctra
Hailey
Weldon Hailey
Senn
Joe Bailey
Pectoral Baseball League
St Lissa
Waggoner
Wwe
Eamerly
United Prom
Harrieburg
Hig Signer
Vine Port Worth
Hleeten Waggoner
Tom Wharton
Mee Weldon Bailey
Les Tames
A. Gilmore
Tits Boer ii
New York City
Dai Waggoner
Voxis
Ieader
Elecna
Vir’ Eink
Port Worth
Weldon Bailey
Toe Bailey
Whart
James A. Gilfare
Ie Federal Baseball League
Five Best Radio Features This Evening
In New York WEAF airs Grand Opera Company and Western programs headlining musical entertainment. WOO shows Eastern Opera and a P.M. concert block while WTAM presents a Cleveland hour with an ensemble and playlet. KOA Denver and KGO Oakland feature Pacific and Mountain region arts programs amid educational segments.
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WEAT
New York
Evnding Wiar
WCAP
WOO
Hadtern—Opera
Weaf Grand Opera Company
KGO
Oakland
WTAM
Cleveland
KOA
Denver
Mountain —Conservatory
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Central—University of Minnesot
Benycum
Andrews Pleads for Help From W C T U at Detroit Convention
United Press reports in Detroit on November 10 that federal prohibition chief Andrews urged the Women’s Christian Temperance Union to back enforcement efforts. He cited three actors in enforcing laws: supply, demand, and law enforcement agencies, urging WCTU cooperation to curb illicit alcohol. The convention unanimously endorsed the administration’s enforcement push and a new unit.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Alborn
Andrews
Federal Prohibiton
Women's Christian Temperance Inon
Piers
Phey
Potato crop to fall well below average due to late storms
A prominent farmer reports the potato harvest in this region will be well below average after October snow and rainstorms. two thirds of potatoes left in fields were dug in early November when a brief break in weather allowed work. Wet, frost-damaged fields have reduced yields while buckwheat and corn fared better. prices may rise as Canadian arrivals at Buffalo markets helped avert a larger drop.
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Fiest
Journal Informant
Mrs Jacob Franz Dies at Home After Sudden Illness
Mrs Jacob Franz died Sunday morning at her farm home at West Pleasant and Spring streets after a sudden illness. She had lived in Corry since marriage in 1870, was a former Supreme Treasurer of OGWA, member of St Elizabeth's Church, and survived by her husband, three sons, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 from St Elizabeth's Church with burial in the parish cemetery.
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Jacob Unione
Farmity
Turner
West Pleasant
Alre Wrana
Cassi Rania
Theresa Harvey
Peant
McKown
Erie County
Jacob Trane
Corry
Jer Drome
Tiwen
Franz
St. Elizabeth's Church
By OG
Jaco Franc
Joseph Spiesman
Cass F Prams
Ge City
Aire
Taxes Settle Delinquents Threaten Warrants For School Tax
A rush to pay the 1926 school taxes is reported by Tax Collector G. J. Gordon who says warrants will be served on delinquents. Less than 10,000 remains uncollected of the 19% assessment. Scores of taxpayers settled this week while others paid taxes today. notices sent to those who have yet to settle.
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G. J. Gordon
Charles Ober
Jamement
Ralphaly
Meadville
Frank Young
Alice
Wattaburg
City Council Session Tonight Faces Routine Matters
City Council members will meet at the municipal building on Seventh Street to discuss the sewer assessment and routine items. The majority of the meeting is expected to cover ordinary business and ensure municipal matters proceed.
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Court of Appeals
Seventh Street
Culver Couple Return After City Visit with Inlaws
Mr and Mrs GM Culver of Wests inld returned to their home last evening after a visit to the city with the other's parents Mr and Mrs J T opi.
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Gm, Culver
Westsinld
Anil
Board Fails To Act On Fair Grounds Issue
Adjourned meeting of the Board of Education held Saturday evening developed little on the resignation of S. G. Sweet and no action toward selecting a successor. The fair grounds payment and take over were not discussed. Director Hillstrom urged reconsideration of Mr Sweet, while a motion to table the matter until all members could be present was approved. Mrs Raynes noted action must occur within thirty days. Continued on page 6.
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Mr Sweet
FR. Loveland
Ames
Bates
Tillstrom
Love Willi Patterson
Ater
Miss Fuller
Sweet
Toarh
Barnes
Hillstrom
Anl
Love Mover
Senior Class Comedy Friday at Thigh School Auditorium
Senior class presents three act farce Come Out Of the Kitchen at the Thigh School auditorium Friday night. Directed by Miks Prancett Storrs rehearsals have gone well with a willing cast. Tickets are on sale with refunds if not satisfactory as part of the On to Washington fund aiming to raise money for a Capitol trip next spring.
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Vomsey
Miks Prancett Storrs
Washington
Capitol
Life sentence upheld in murder case appeal expected
Noblesville Indiana reports the court maintains the life term for a man convicted of murdering Miss Madge Murtelleer. The defendant plans to appeal to the Supreme Court seeking bond while review proceeds, with attorneys preparing motions for freedom.
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United Pres
Noblesville
Ind
Suagi
Klay Drsguni
Madge Murtelleer
Nadianaputia
Plang
Supreme Dourt
Supreme Court
City Snowstorm Hits Northwestern Pennsylvania
A severe snow storm swept the city with blizzard like conditions and heavy winds. The sudden cold raised concerns as several inches of snow blanketed streets while pedestrians faced treacherous travel amid ongoing weather warnings.
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Stow
Good Chance for Recovery of Clymer Man
Relatives report a strong outlook for Loren Beckerink of Clymer after surgery at Johns Hopkins last Saturday to remove an brain base abscess related to injuries from last spring. He was first treated after being knocked down while leading a cow, with skull fracture ruled out initially. Beckerink remains under care at Baltimore for several weeks as full recovery is anticipated by attending surgeons.
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Batesol Breit Sheest
Loren Beckerink
Clymer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Corry Hospital
Baltimore
Beckerink
Beckerviie
Mussolini Pleased With Debt Pact Status
Premier Mussolini expressed strong approval of the debt agreement reached with the United States and Britain via the Italian debt commission. He praised American fairness and Italy’s ability to pay, saying the settlement would boost Italy Coolidge's friendly reception and improve relations with the United States.
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United Presa
Rome
Noy
Benin
Mussolini
Warhinget
United Press
Hays
Hrbad
Trajan
Massolin
Hiasulf
American Debt Commission
Italy
Americas
Tu Anach
Fim
Coolidge
Pinchot To Visit Corry December 3 In Northwestern Tour
Governor Gifford Pinchot will spend December 3 in Corry as part of a statewide inspection tour visiting ten counties. The itinerary lists stops including Kittanning Indiana Punxsutawney DuBois Brookville Clarion Franklin Oil City Cory Warren Bradford and others with night meetings in Punxsutawney Clarion and Franklin.
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Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Morrishure
Pennsylvapine
Tan
Kittanning
Blossburg
Indiana
Punxsutawney
DuBois
Brookville
Clarion
Franklin
Oil City
Branklin
Sun
Rig
Cory
Corey
Warren
Bradford
Condersport
Wellsboro
Mansfield
Conference to Abolish Use of Subs Urged
London reports a rising demand to abolish submarines after a naval disaster as Parliament opens its winter session. Support grows from Joly Asti American ally and others in Britain and Germany, while naval authorities hesitate amid public pressure and past submarine losses.
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London
Desmand Sr
M-L
Bettain
Sivers
Washington Mi
Britain
Tus
Kigwes
Justin
Horeah
Learger
Swassin
Senate
Ladys Astor
Weymouth
England
Divera
Testimony in probe delaying a day in Lansdowne case
Washington dispatch reports Major Henry Leonard told Shenandoah court the weeklong probe into Mrs Margarets Lansdowne claims of witness tampering was postponed. Witnesses remained scheduled for tomorrow as court adjourned after discussing subpoenas and ongoing proceedings alongside the Mitchell court of trial.
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Mrs. Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Washington
United Press
Henry Leonard
Shenandoah
Margarets Ross Lansdowne
Leonard
Foley
Lasdowne
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W.C.T.U
Jacob Franz
S. G. Sweet
P. L. Ross
Erie
Dune
Stanley H. Nichols
A. Zalaneck
Founprtorwn and
Meveland
America
United
Etie
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