Escape Fugitives Amid Mountain Pursuit In Hazard Ky
Hazel Hazard Kentucky dispatches report a bank heist aftermath with fugitive sheriff candidate David Steel fleeing into the mountains after an election night clash. State troopers patrol Hyden streets as factions clash. Morgan is shot and Steel vows to resist arrest amid ongoing pursuit by authorities.
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United Press
Hazard
Fustienses
Molstafus
Hig Hyden
Lute
David Steel
Sharif Joe Mots
Citizens’ National Bank
Wni
Stee
Wiis
Twe
Lindpa
Tor
Corry Residents Head South For Winter Escape
More Corryites join a large Florida exodus to escape the cold spell. Among those leaving are well known locals including Dr and Mel H C Egolf and daughter from St Marys, Mrs Jamies King and son Guy, heading to St Petersburg to spend the winter. Walter Pettingill leaves for Florida, with I. al Rower planning a December departure. Over twenty Corry residents have already rented winter homes in Florida, a larger southern exodus than in recent years.
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Guy
St. Petersburg
Walter Pettingill
Florida
Radio Concerts and Broadcast Schedule Across Networks
A garbled listing shows multiple stations with evening programs including a Rast ern Jambouig Trio at 8:30 P.M. and a central WSAL string quartet at 10 P.M. from Toronto to Newark. Other stations like WEAF New York, WEBI and WEAR carry chamber music and troubadour acts.
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GPOA
Toronto
WSAL
Cental
Wsal String Quartet
WIZ
Newark
Basterm
Hunter Callewe
WEAF
New York
WEBI
WEAR
WSAR
Woe
WECO
WWI
WEAE
WGR
Rayturn—Troubadours
WAG
Chicago
M. Central
Armistice Talks Loom as Eastern Coal Strike Near End
Nov 18 report from Philadelphia states a proposed armistice in the anthracite coal strike may avert a serious Eastern fuel shortage. Johnny Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers of America, said miners are ready to negotiate a new wage contract from one to five years in a spirit of compromise.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Diliey
Staten
Johnny Lewis
United Mie Workers of America
Lewin
Ano Wicen
Lewis
Earl Heyer
Sive
Jake
No new data on McKees Rocks murder case
Pittsburgh dispatches report no clues linking Italians in the city to the McKees Rocks murder plot. Patsy Valcent and a woman companion were central figures, two victims have already died, and police inquiry found no local Italian suspects or recent moves from Pittsburgh.
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McKees
Rocks
Pittsburgh
Patsy Valcent
Ted
Dinkle
Theat
Valcent
MbKees
Samet Foglia
Plevelae
Foglia
McKees Rocks
Joseph Pheems
The
Hinds of
J. Radward Reider
Samuel Mivnent
Cleveland
Cheeffe
Pitteburgh
Valgenti
Rhinelanders Set to Install New K of C Officers
Large turnout expected as Corry Council Knights of Columbus prepares to install new officers at an Ey United Press report from White Plains New York on November 18. Lennard Rhinelander returns to witness stand amid cross examination. Rhinelander admits his wife’s body was “very oblicely” injured.
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Ey United Press
Knights of Columbus
White Plains
N.Y
Mewle Tt
Lennard
Corry Council
Kip Rhinelander
Lee Parsons
Davis
Rhinelander
Pepper Speaks to Erie Audiences on World Court Ties
Senator George Wharton Pepper addressed residents at the University Club and a world court conference in Erie. He urged U S adherence to the world court only with broad consent and opposed advisory opinions on matters affecting the United States unless publicly disclosed. Pepper called for a protective, presidentially acceptable resolution to secure adherence.
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George Wharton Pepper
Erie
Pepper
University
Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
Mrs Pepper
Hatel Lawrence
World Court
League of Nations
United States Senate
United States
Dermott Denies Murder Charges In Klan Riot Case
Patrick Dermott, Carnegie undertaker, testified in Elk County court denying involvement in the murder during the Ku Klux Klan riot linked to a Carnegie demonstration two years ago. He said pretrial intimacies with Alice Dermott, daughter of a negro cadmium, were misused in the case and he remained in the office during the shooting.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Abbott
Flagsman
Ously
Carnegie
Patrick
Alice
Dermott
Abe
BM. Baird
Elk County
Awd
McDermiout
Mrs Catherine Weber Leaves Erie After Visit
Mrs Catherine Weber of South Center street ill leave this evening for her home. Mrs HS Douglas and children of Erie, who have been visiting, for mist's mother.
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Hs) Douglas
Erie
Catherine Weber
South Centerstreet
Pinchot Moves To Aid Soft Coal Industry
Governor Pinchot asks Attorney General Woodward and Public Service Commission chair to appear before the ICC in Washington to oppose a proposed freight rate lowering for West Virginia soft coal. He seeks state unity with Pennsylvania operators and miners to block rate discrimination against Pennsylvania bituminous industry.
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West Virginia
Penn’n
Anitha
Uarrisburg
Bow
Pircht
Woodmir
Aine
Penneyvania Public Service Commission
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Englind
New York
Condition of Col. Coolidge Unchanged Amid Heart Ailment
Col John C Coolidge father of the President remains in a steady condition after a recurrence of his heart ailment. Nurse Mary Johnson said he slept well overnight and Dr Albert M Cram planned to consult other doctors after his morning visit. The colonel experienced two sinking spells but recovered and officials weigh whether the President will visit Plymouth for Thanksgiving.
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United Press
Plymouth
John C, Eoolidge
Mary Johnson
Albert M. Cram
Bridgewater
Conlidge
Deram
Cot
Cot. Toolidge
One Dead Seven Burned in Soap Plant Blast
One man was killed and seven severely burned in an explosion and fire at the Procter and Gamble soap plant in Cincinnati Ohio today. Company officials said trouble in the oil conversion system caused the blast and fire.
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United Pros
Cincinnati
Ohio
Proctor and Gamble
Bluxly Company
Airship Navigation Breakthrough Aims to Reform Flight
A technology concept from Berlin University researchers proposes a helium filled dirigible navigation system that could transform airship movement. Inventors including Dr Hug Bekener of Zeppelin Works foresee a safer, more lucrative era for zeppelin travel, citing lessons from the Lertror helicopter disaster.
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Healiy
Wits
Berlin University
Shepaniboah
Hug Bekener
Zéppelin Works
Snow
Los Angeles
Stanford Hose Concert Fine Program Promises Record Crowd
The Stanford Hose Company plans its Thanksgiving Eve concert and ball with heavy advance sales. The program features the Charlestays led by Mins Dornthy and Lyle Loveland, with Mrs Iyer Mecusker Booth, Miss Prala, and Mrs Carl Edwards among soloists. The Harriet Quartette debuts, plus a vocal duet by Miss Lillian Barnes and Mrs G. Kamps. Larson's orchestra provides music after the 8:15 PM show in the Armory balcony, expected to reach full capacity.
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Stanford Hose Company
Charlestayst
Mins Dornthy
Lyle Loveland
Eiter Tammient
Mrs. Iyer Mecusker Booth
Sv. Prala
Carl Edwards
Andrew Mason
Harriots Guartette
Mise Lillian Barnes
Druse Leader Seeks Peace With French Mandate Cut
Emir Chekib Arslan, Druse delegate to the League of Nations, revealed in an exclusive interview that Syria’s Druse tribes, rebelling against French rule, have begun peace overtures toward France. They seek relinquishment of the French mandate in Syria.
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Berlin
Syria
France
United Press Today
Emir Chekib Arslan
Druses
League of Nations
Baldwin halts Sub Ban Talk in Commons
United Press reports in London that Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin blocked plans for a special conference on submarine bans and disarmament. In Commons he said Britain would not press for a conference now, citing the League of Nations preparing to hold a disarmament parley next year.
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United Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Commons
Britain
League of Nations
Plan all winter traffic on Erie Warren roads
Erie officials reveal state highway plan to keep Roosevelt and Lakestas routes open year round between Warren and Eve. City and state to remove snow on routes from Corry to Erie and toward the new East Columbus avenue approach. Efforts aim to allow winter traffic east of Warren to Kane, with a difficult, unpaved stretch east of Sheffield potentially limiting year round use.
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Adyives
Erie
Roosevelt and Lakestas
Kloss
Atornoon
Highway Department
Roosevelt
Betwee Warren
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Warren
Klees
Kane
Sheffield
Owkver
Highway Department T
Roosevelt Highway
Bothen Erie
Warren Roads
Air Charges of Mrs Lansdowne In Court Today
In Washington the Shenandoah court of inquiry heard evidence amid a battle to the finish as Mrs Ross Lansdowne widow of a sirigibles commander testified that Captain Paul Moley sought to trap her in a cross examination. Secretary of the Navy Wilton and Foley were named in contrasts as witnesses described by both sides as tensions rose during testimony.
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United Press
Washington
Shenandoah
Ross
Lansdowne
Paul Moley
Secretary of the Navy
Wil Tin
Foley
N_ Js
Coast vessel in three hour race to safety
A Clyde liner with 175 passengers and 113 crew fought fire for hours as Lenape aided by Coast Guard cutters and small boats escorted the stricken ship toward Delaware breakwater. All passengers were discharged. one man, Robert Leverton of Massachusetts, was reported in the scene. Ashore, officials described the peril and orderly evacuation before the ship beached near the shore.
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Clyde
United Pre Lewel
Del
Lover Delaware
Nearwater
Restau
Yesne
Robert Leverton
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Kiskapons
Yashuall
Deleaware Breakwater
Werkustehumel
New York
Charleston
S. C
Facksonville
Finn Florida
New England
Atlastic Ty
Lenape
de Ifire
U5. Coast Guard
Klekapoo
Torboty
Kharles B. Davereaus
Boat Water
Ramie
Woodersonville
Hart
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