Fate of Crown Prince Rest on Bratiany Crisis
Paris reports former Crown Prince Carol plans to return to Romania if Premier Bratianu resigns after the acquittal of Finance Undersecretary Manoilescu. Bratianu, Roumanian dictator Bratianu, seeks to crush Carol's throne bid as Carol remains in rural retreat at Fistiome.
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Finance
Paris
Novi
Pihioe Caral
Rowmania
Ton Briini
Manoilescu
Eltpe
Carol
Parol
Manoilescue
Brotian
Manoilsescu
Garol
Mme Lupencis
Harol
Minter Luperour Stilb
Rowmiinin
Move to Halt Injunctions by State Courts Across Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania delegation from the American Federation of Labor, led by Governor Disler, meets officials in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg to urge a national drive for voluntary contributions to aid strikers. The group argues state injunctions erode workers rights, worsen pit mine conditions, and threaten livelihood, life and property while seeking executive action.
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Listy
Cnet
Picher
Lidhor
Washington
Coolid
Pittsburgi
Westerd
Pennsylvania
Liclosa
John S. Fisher
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Harnsburg
Pitsburg
Jarcely
War Greesie
Antontar Federation
Woofidge
Roosevelt
Hefederation
Tom L. Lewis
Disler
James Wilaan
Awarivae Herloration
Thomas Kenmaily
Ere Jary
Fedention
Emil Murray
Tulsmadinng
United Ming Workers
Matthew Weil
Glue Bottle Blowers’ Association of
United States
Canara
M. ¥. Tiche
Iron, Steel and Tet Workers Amalgamated Association
George Remus Fights Own Court Case In Cincinnati
George Remus, once a millionaire bootlegger, aggressively pressed a petition at his murder trial alleging 1 600 books and assorted valuables were illegally taken from him. He demanded surrender of art, papers, and house furnishings from a garage owner, claiming an anonymous tip located them. He cited a letter from the Cincinnati Law Library Association about access to Ohio statutes.
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Paul W. White
United Prem
Cincinnati
George Remus
Arnal
Imogent
Remus
Audrida
Fio
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Bemuy
Ohio
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Spotlight Schedule
Tonight features include Mosart's Opera Don Giovanni on WOR at 9 10 EST and a Columbia Tour on WJZ New York at 10 EST. WEAF airs Agolian Recital with CHICAGO choir and Monterraneans Breen and Dey roving the air.
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WEAT
Mosart
Columbia
WJZ
New York
Ruth Elder Signs 100000 Contract for Stage Work
Ruth Elder, the aviatrix, signed a $100,000 contract with Locy circuit to perform in Loew theatres across the country for 100 days, sharing pay with pilot George Haldeman who will introduce her. The aim is to raise funds for art and overseas ventures, with a possible move to motion pictures later. She headlines at Capitol Theatre in New York Saturday night in a show titled "Velo Ruth."
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Unitea Ere
New York
Ruth Bilder
Amatris
Locy
George Haldeman
Miss Elder
Goldwyn-Mayer Company
Miss Elden
Capitol Theatre
Ruth
Geertson Sentenced to Reformatory for Thefts
Donald Geertson, linked to burglaries from farmers west of the city, pleaded guilty in Erie. He must pay $10 and costs and serve an indeterminate term at Huntingdon Reformatory. Walter Ross, convicted in Erie county, faced trial last week and was also implicated. Guy Guignon faces a Prohibition case scheduled for today.
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Donald Geertson
Walter Ross
Erie County
Huntingdon Reformatory
Young Geertson
Erie
Ross
Weel
Seadon
Rossiter
Geert‘son
Guy Guignon
Dr Sigmund Spaeth to Speak at Motel Corry Evening
Interest rises as Dr Sigmund Spaeth appears under the Wo mans Club at Motel Corry Thursday night to discuss Songs You Forgot to Remember with piano illustrations. Milton Work will speak Saturday at Hotel Corry. Reservations with Mrs Bess Kincaid or Mrs Harlet Clough are urged, a $1 fee applies to nonmembers.
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Sigmund Spaeth
Corry
Woman's Club
New York
Boston
Dr. Spaeth
Milton
Bess Kincaid
Haerlet Clough
Witiles
Man Killed Two Hurt In Auto Accident Near Here
Samuel A. Roseman 55 tobacco merchant of Red Ich near Weregay was instantly killed in an automobile crash on the Lincoln Highway here today. Two other men were seriously injured. Quidor Grimm driver of Roseman’s car sustained a broken right arm and injuries to head and shoulders, while John Kesler of Yorkshire, passenger, suffered shock and possible internal injuries. Kesler’s fate remained uncertain.
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United Prep York
Samuel A. Roseman
Redich
Weregay
Lincoln Highway
Quidor Grimm
Roseran
John Kesler
Yorkshire
Roseman
King Winter Assumes Charge Over Lakes
Shipping on Lake Superior was halted by show and heavy winds from Sault Ste. Marie to the head of the lake. Port Arthur and other ports reported early snowbound conditions as a polar blast spread toward the Midwest. The Weather Bureau warned rain would turn to snow with a cold north wind, and that bitter weather would reach the central states today.
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United Press
Chicago
Lake Superior
Port Arthur
Orit
Sault Ste. Marie
Ishpeming
Midh
Ashland
Wis
Ontario
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Barn Fire Threatens Nearby Homes Near Findley Lake
A barn on the Selser farm at Little Corry burned yesterday morning. Firefighters from Sherman and local volunteers battled the flames as neighboring structures were at risk. Suspected arson by boys playing with matches caused the blaze. total loss not specified. The Selser dairy operations at Findley Lake support nearby residents.
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Findley Lake
Selzer Farm
Sher
Findley
Lake
Selser
Little Corry
Sherman Fire Department
Sherman Department
Seleer
Little Corr
One Killed in Beaver Falls Tile Plant Fire
A fire at the Beaver Falls Art Tile plant caused heavy damage and killed night watchman Charles Higgenbotham who rushed back into the burning building to shut a gas valve. Firefighters battled flames across several adjacent areas before losing the victim. Fire marshals will investigate the blaze.
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Beaver Falls
Charles Higgenbotham
Higganbotham
Bremen
Higgenboth
Storer
Ron Ware
Pittsburgh Clay Pot Explosion Tragedy Deepens
Rescue teams led by Charles Gray probe the Pittsburgh Clay Pot Company ruin after a major explosion at the adjacent Equitable Gas site. Police and state officials shift to investigations as hopes for missing workers fade and unless bodies are recovered. Governor Fisher orders rapid action on claims and health services mobilize to combat disease and suffering.
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United Pron
Ince
Fexoners
Pittsburgh
Fiayis O&plon
Pittsburgh Clay Pot Company
Equitble Gas Company
Suberranedt
Seares
Vietins
ChespBuilton
Aer
Suoterest
Jean
Fulton
Grip
Rntiynd
John S. Fisher
Charles A. Waters
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Department
Paul Tipuck
Chamann
Workmen's Compensation Board
Argert
State Department of Health
Erie hotel men take over the Phoenix Erie hotel
Shaw and Sallot, formerly of the Wilson, hire away the Phoenix Motel on East Main nine. They close the deal with owner Patterson and plan immediate improvements including washing, redecorating, and extensive cleaning. Lawrence Thomas to run the Phoenix restaurant as David Whitetle’s guests report rising patronage.
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W. Shaw and
J. L. Sallot
Hotel Wilson of
Erie
Hotel Phoenix
TW. Shaw
Wilson
Phoenix
East Main
J. B Patterson
Duesday
Journal
Mesars Staw
Sale Let
Weir
Lawrence Thomas
David Whiettle
Rescue 75 Children From Burning School
Grand Rapids Michigan November sixteen 75 children were rescued within five minutes after a fire broke out in Mt Mercy Academy main building. Nuns awakened by smoke guided children in night clothes to safety in a adjacent building. Fire originated in basement with faulty wiring causing $75000 damage.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Mt. Mercy Academy
Leone
Lon Hoop
Weather records shattered in Pittsburgh November 16
The United States Weather Bureau recorded the warmest November 16 in the city’s history with a 70 degree high at 11 AM. Skies were clear in Pittsburgh while rain was reported elsewhere.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
United States Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh Way
Grand Jury Delays in Sinclair oil case probe
Grand jury, delayed by missing vital records of telegrams and telephone calls between Larry Princisin and his New York office, recesses for two days. Officials seek these records to link Sinclair to hiring Burns shadowing jurors, with indictments and bills of any kind to follow once reviewed. A judge will also hear Kidwell contempt petitions against journalist Don Ring and conductor J Ray Agers as a separate phase unfolds.
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Washington
Sinclair
Cnse
Grand Jury
Larry Princisin
New York
Burns Steathe
Fslad
Pall-Sinclair
Edward J. Kidwell
Don Ring
J. Ray Agers
Kidwell
Atv
Ing
Secon
Justice Siddons
Jedding
Girl killed and another hurt in Avoca crash near Scranton
In Scranton on November 16, Mary Kosarily 24 of Duryea was killed instantly and Helen Mikuluschak 20 of the same place was seriously injured when a sedan skidded while passing Avoca, side swiped two poles, and crashed into another. John Waselaniko 19 of Dupont was shaken, arrested, and hospitalized after trying to save the car.
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United Press Scranton
Mary Kosarily
Duryea
Helen Mikuluschak
Avoca
John Waselaniko
Dupont
Barlly
Afater
Open House Observed at Senior High School Event
Open House at Senn Thigh High School drew parents and friends to view classes in operation. Principal Howard J Sheen opened program at 7 20 pm with tours guided by Student Council members. Refreshments and informal discussions followed as teachers were introduced and plans for closer school contact outlined. Open House at Junior High to follow with operetta Boy Handits at 9 pm.
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Curry
Senn Thigh
Howard
J. Sheen
Edith ML Kyabh
Gil
Pikments
Airplanes Patrolling Mine Fields Face Northern Strike
National Guard units joined police and mine guards to deter striking miners at the Columbine Coal Mine. Planes moved from the southern to the northern field after strikers redirected their actions, aiming to prevent a closure of the mine.
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United Press
National Guards
Columbine
Navy awards 156 Wright airplanes for observation and training
Navy Department announced a contract to Wright Aeronautical Corporation of Paterson New Jersey for 166 Wright 200 horsepower air cooled motors at a total cost of 877 923 dollars The motors will be used in observation and training planes as part of Navy aviation programs in Washington on November 16.
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Washington
Navy Department
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Wright
Four Alien Prisoners Escape From Gloucester Detention
Four aliens held at the Gloucester detention house of the U S Bureau of Immigration escaped during a riot after two weeks in basemen t cells. The fugitives identified include Bert Tellbrow and William Stevenson from England, Albert Egers Lavitsel Gaeeho lt, with details of the attempted deportation and the riot following November 6.
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Liberty
United Press
Philadelphia
Gloucester
United States Bureau of Immigration
Bert
Tellbrow
Sand Wm. Stevenson
Englasay
Albiert
Egers
Lavitsel
Gaeeholt
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