Patrolmen Check On Uninspected Autos
Corporal Vaughn and a squad of state highway patrolmen conducted a daylong check in the city and vicinity for uninspected autos ahead of the November 16 deadline. At Smith and Center streets hundreds of cars were stopped and owners cited for lacking approved windshield stickers requiring inspection. The statewide effort targets violators and could lead to arrests and prosecutions for failure to meet inspection regulations.
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Corporal Vaughn
Smith
Center Streets
Boodslow
Era
C. B. Porter
Vigilance of guards thwarts prison break at Colorado
At Canon City Colorado guards thwarted a breakout after discovering a tunnel to the base of the south wall. Sledges drills crowbars and powder were found. five convicts in solitary confinement suspected. Fifty weapons concealed in bedding and floors were uncovered during a wider penitentiary search following a prior riot.
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United Pre
Canon City
Colo
State Penitentiary
Finn
Mattreeg
Bed Springs
Cap Ee
Clyde Smith
Francia B. Crawford
Stathville
Mil
New
Chicago
John V. Ciiunin
Toliet
Henry C. Hill
Clinnin
Amouth
Armas
Trinois Supreme Court
Tonight's Five Best Radio Entertainments Preview
United Press listings detail 1929 programs on NBC CBS and WABC networks. From 7:00 p.m. Pucchini's opera Mme Butterfly with Alda Alcock O'Shen and Amato. Wagnerian selections stop at 10:00 p.m. Chicago Lyte Opera. Walter Demirosch conducts. Weather and reader Denis Taylor featured on WABC and WJZ.
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United Press
WHAS
NBC
Pucclni
Mme
Butterfly
Alda
Alcock
O'shenan Amato
Papl
Deniss Taylor
Reader
WABC
Briggs
Mrs. Weaf
Walter Démirosch
CBS
Henry Hadley
WJZ
Chicago
Clyte Opera
Harmony Short Line linked with Ohio system expands service
Pittsburgh date November 16 announces a through Pittsburgh to New Castle route via Butler and daily Butler to New Castle service under an agreement with Welsh Bus Patterson Edwards West Ridge L and N Transportation Burs Valley Penn Ohio Coach. Tickets will cover Erie Cleveland and other Western Pennsylvania points. service extends to Erie Kittanning Meadville Reynoldsville Brookville Punxsatawney Clearfield Tyrone Conneaut Lake Cambridge Springs Lochhburo Sharon Youngstown Girard Niles Warren Akron. Two new buses added to Harmony fleet to meet the arrangement.
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United Preaw
Pittsburgh
Harmony Short Line Motor Transportation Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Castle
Butler
Welsh Bus Company
Patterson Bus Company
Edwarda Motor Transportation Company
CONTINUE TO QUIZ WOMAN IN DEATH OF CHILDREN
United Press report from Camden New Jersey describes continued questioning of Gladys Mae Parks regarding the deaths of Dorothy and Timothy Rogers. Prosecutor Baldwin and Detective Doran seek additional details from the cabaret singer who insists the deaths were accidental.
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United Press
Camden
N. J
Gladys Mae Parks
Dorothy
Timothy Rogers
Clifford A. Baldwin
Lawaice T. Doran
Pitt Has Big Lead In Contest With Carnegie Tech
The University of Pittsburgh fball team built a 27 to 0 lead over Carnegie Tech in the first half as Vansa returned a kickoff 58 yards for a TD and intercepted a pass. Dimeole recovered a blocked kick for a safety and Walinchus scored the final TD of the opening period. A second TD followed in the second quarter. Dartmouth and Cornell traded early first quarter scores. Ohio State led Kenyon 14 to 0. Yale tied Princeton. Penn led Columbia 7 to 0. Harvard and Holy Cross were scoreless. Colgate led Syracuse 7 to 0.
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University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Vansa
Capt. Dimeole
Tech
Walinchus
Dartmouth
Cornell
Ohio
Kenyon
Yale
Princeton
Pen
Columbia
Harvard
Holy Cross
Colgate
Syracuse
Alabama in grip of flood waters
Alabama endured widespread flooding as swollen rivers overflowed treelines and farms across the state. Damage to crops surpassed 2 million dollars, one man drowned near Tuscombis, highways disrupted, and fears of cut communications rose as streams rose above flood stage. The flood pressed communities to higher ground and threatened several towns and counties.
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Alabama
United Press
Montgomery
Ala
Tuscumbis
New Officers Elected by Corry Chest Board
Corry Community Chest board met at the Municipal building to elect officers for the coming year. Mayor-elect C. K. Alexander was chosen president, with Frank A. Wimner Mrs. William Myers Dorothy Whitley and Carl Windsor named as treasurer, assistant secretary, and other posts. Other directors include Mrs. C. W. Bracken Rev. Pritness OConnell and Andrews Paulson. The group reviewed budgets and discussed data gathering on relief work across participating organizations.
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Corry Community Chest
C. K. Alexander
Frank A. Wimner
Wiliam Myers
Dorothy Whitley
Carl Winds
C. W. Brarken
Pritness O'Connell
Andrews Paulson
Chest Board
Stensteins Flatcen
Whiel: Ahare
Chest
Woman's Club to Present Aunt Lucia College Comedy
The Corry Woman's Club plans a college comedy titled Aunt Lucia to be staged at Corry High School on February 6 and 7. A committee led by president Mrs. E. Barnes met with C. W. Carpenter of Universal Producing Company to finalize arrangements. The show aims to offer a fresh form of community entertainment with strong audience reception expected.
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Aunt Lucia
Corry Woman's Club
Corry High School
Cish
E. ©. Barnes
C. W. Carpenter
Universal Producing Company
Fairfield
Town
Lion
Read in Army Secretary Good Seeks Return to Health
Washington news from Walter Reed Hospital reports Secretary of War Good showing improvement after appendicitis surgery. President Hoover’s secretary George Akeraga said the condition had eased following a tense day as Army and civilian surgeons weighed the cabinet member’s prognosis.
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Washington
Good
Walter Read
George Akeraga
Hoover
Murgeona
Hoover to Lead Conference Aims to Restore Business Confidence
Washington leaders forecast a national business revival as President Hoover convenes a high level conference next week. Key figures such as Rockerfeller Jr Morgan and Henry Ford are invited to join government officials to align policy and private sector effort for renewed economic growth.
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Captains of Industry
Optimnism
Washington
United Prec
Fin Wiener
Hoover
Pete
Rockeeretion Jr
J.P, Morgan
Henry
Biel
Nantes
Treasury, Agriculture, Commerce
Thor
Togethcer
Lite
Feders Farm Board
Parkers
Lim
Corry Masons Attend Jamestown Ceremony Inspection
Clarence Commandery Knights Templar members from Corry attended a Jamestown Commandery meeting at the Masonic temple. Grand Warder Tomlinson praised the local unit, noting they received a high rating on his tour. A 6:80 dinner preceded the event with 195 covers. visitors came from Salamanca Dimkin Buffalo and Corry. The inspection concluded with an address and the conferring of the temple order on a class of candidates.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights Templar
Jamestown
Tomlinson
Grand Commandery
State of New York
Jamestown Commandery
Masonic Temple
Royal Commandery
Salamatha
Dimkin
Buffalo
Corry
S Pa
Order of the Temple
Three Die In Cleveland Car Crash Involving Streetcar
In Cleveland Ohio on November 16 a head on collision between a car and a streetcar left three men dead and two others injured, one critically. The victims identified include Austin Quigley, 20, Peter Quigley, 30, and John White, 23. Peter Quigley died later in hospital. James Thompson, the car driver, sustained a fractured skull and was not expected to survive.
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Cleveland
Austin Quigley
Peter Quigley
John White
White
James ‘Thompson
Showdown Seen in Senate GOP Break
Washington November 16 The rebellion among regular Senate Republicans centers on leadership. If James E. Watson sidelined by ill health cannot lead, the so called young guard insurgents propose Charles W. McNary as acting leader. The move follows pressure over committee chairmanship vacancies from Edge and Burton retirements. The group claims solid support to push a new leadership deal.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Whae
James E. Watson
Indiana
Plonida
Charles W. McNary
Oregon
Watson
Old Guard
Chaiman George Moses
Republican
Nessatson
Fulipe
Toye
Sealed Verdict Returned in Corry Youth Case
After hours of deliberation in Exio county court a sealed verdict was returned at 2 80 o clock this morning in the case of three Corry youths involved in a Levant Evie burglary. Six youths pleaded guilty while Raymund Oher and Ste Gon were tried on related charges. The burglary trial at Corry Country Club is set for Monday morning.
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Exio
Corry
Levant
Raymund
Oher
Ste- Gon
Ison
Linn
Youlls
Ries
Fairgisrizs
Five Erie Men Injured In Grove City Auto Crash
Five Erie men were seriously injured when their car struck a viaduct and plunged into a creek on the Grove City Harrisville road while en route to Pittsburgh for a Carnegie Tech game. Cannavino suffered a broken leg, Mussello and Althamyer sustained head and body injuries, Chesario and Bd. Sandy had cuts and bruises. Cannavino and Chesario are notable athletes in Erie and Corry.
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Erie
Grove City
Grove
Harrisville
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Sandy
John Mussello
Mike Cannavino
Frank Altham
Yer
Josep Chesario
Cannavino
Corry Independents
Chesarlo
Corry
Chautauqua Co Arranges Snow Removal Program
Chautauqua County supervisors allocate 25000 to clear main highways for the coming year. Asheville to Corry is included with sand delivery for icy stretches. Primary plowed routes include Jamestown to Westfield and Fredonia, Fentonville, Waterboro, Mayville east of Roberts Road, Kennedy to Balcom Silver Creek, Ashville to State Line toward Corry, Mayville Sherman to Findley Lake, with several secondary roads possible such as Balcom Laone Ellington Thornton s Cherry Creek Rupley Sherman Kennedy Frewsburg Cutting Findley Lake State Line Stockton Cassadage, Falconer Kimball Stand Bracton Hospital Farm Dunkirk Silver Creek Lake Road Chautauqua Panama.
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Chautauqua County
Corry
Asheville-Corry
Buffalo-Erie
Jamestown-Westfeld
Chautanqua Lake
Jamestown-Fredona
Jamestown-Fentonville
Jamestown-Waterboro
Jamestown-Mayville
Roberts Road
Kennedy-Conewango-Balcom
Silver Creek
Ashville
Cutting
State Line
Mayville
Sherman-Findley Lake
Balcom-Laone
Ellington Thorntos
Cherry Creek
Rupley
Negro Wins War Risk Insurance Suit in Federal Court
Charles Anderson, a Sharon, Pennsylvania man, won the first federal war risk insurance case tried in Pittsburgh. The jury awarded him 6900 after less than an hour of deliberation. He claimed permanent disability from pneumonia pleurisy and rheumatism after serving from October 6 1917 to April 5 1919.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Charles Anderson
Sharon
Anders
Veterans Bureau
Date Set January 21 for London Naval Conference
Washington. Plans for the London naval conference rapidy shaped up. The State Department said the American emissary to London agreed to January 21 as the start date, with principals sailing January 2 for the Olympic. Civilian and military leaders debate delegation control and aims. Secretary Stimson to head the U S delegation with Senators Reed and Robinson among members. There is concern civilians may compromise naval needs for a broader bargain.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press Star
Washington
London
State Department
Shipping Board
Hilary
Hoover
Stimson
Reed
Repn Pa
Att Robinson
Dem. Ark
Ambassador Dawes
Jones
William Pratt
Naval Growns
Ie J
Telustarice
Pratt
Americas
Great Britain
France
Thalynes
Navy
Navy Department
Mayer ‘Ng
Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States
The period November 18 to 28 will see rain likely end Sunday night with generally fair conditions. Rain possible Wednesday or Thursday, colder Monday, warmer midweek, then colder Friday and Saturday. No below normal temperatures expected until near the end of the week.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Woelk
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