Roadhouse raid nets 33 arrests in Ohio crime crackdown
United Press reports a Cleveland suburb raid on a Roadhouse gang shattered one of the state’s most organized auto theft rings. Heavily armed detectives seized twelve cars, guns, ammo, and tools. among those arrested is a suspected killer of a Chillicothe officer.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Press
Ares
Chillicothe
Bitburehs
Furglans
Laatdert
Curly" Maher
Two Merchants Held on Arson Charges in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on November 23 two West Newton merchants Alfred Ross and Gunna Retosito were charged with arson after a blast and fire damaged their stores early Monday. They face a hearing before Justice of the Peace Joseph Walton. Ross Grocery is valued at about $10,000 while Estosita Clothing is estimated at $15,000. Authorities said both stores had recent heavy insurance activity and attempted thefts.
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Greensburg
West Newton
Alfred Ross
Gunna Retosito
Tnstive of the Peace
Joseph Walton
Greene State Police
Losso
Ross
Estosita
Widhind
Explosion Shocks Camden and Surrounding Towns
An unexplained blast rocked Camden New Jersey and nearby towns injuring no one reported but damaging windows and homes. Officials from DuPont, operating powder works nearby, said the explosion did not come from that plant.
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United Press
Camden
South
Jersey
DuPont Company
Hich Moaintains Powder Works
Man Struck on East Main Street Hospitalized
A man struck on the head on East Main Street yesterday afternoon is in Cory Hospital. Harry Briggs of Shumbersburg is listed as a patient and recovering at Lovil Hospital after a glancing blow from a slugging assailant described as a Greek man who could provide little information.
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East Main Street
Harry Briggs
Shumbersburg
Cory Hospital
Lovil Hospital
Brihgs
Axsuilant
Former Kaiser Improved After Illness
Amsterdam Nov 2 The former Kaiser Wilhelm II has shown improvement reports from Dr Rum on November 2 in Doorn. Fever reduced and doctors say there is no danger from the grippe attack that confined Wilhelm 16 months.
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United Prear
Amsterdam
Vormer Kaiser Wilhul
Rum Rh
Jay
Doorn
Corry Man's Father Killed by Auto in Local Crash
An elderly Corry resident, M. Brooks, 80s, was killed instantly when struck by a car driven by John Fitzimmons of Kane near his home south of Wrightsville this morning. Brooks, prominent in the community, left his house to fetch mail or go to the barn, did not see the vehicle, and died despite bystander efforts. He is survived by his wife, a son T. B. Brooks of Pittsfield, and a daughter Lottie Stevens of Wrightsville.
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Glenn HT
Brooks
John Fiteelmmons
Kane
Wrightsville
Fitzsimmons
Lever
Mr. Brooks
Mtr
T. B Brook
Pjtrsfiedd
Lottie Stewens, Regildig
Three Die After Detroit Blast At American Bio Plant
Three men died in an explosion at a Detroit area blower plant of the American Bio Company. The victims were John D. Shhvaren 80 Windsor Ontario, Graves 27 Detroit, and William Budgly 43 Detroit. The blast occurred shortly after noon.
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United Areas
Detroit
Mich
Ares John D. Shhvaren
Windsor
French envoy declines renewal post in Washington
Senator Henri Berenger, France's ambassador to the United States, refused Premier Poincaré's offer to renew his post in Paris. The cabinet authorized Poincaré to request Berenger to continue in Washington, citing delays in ratification of the Melton Berenger debt funding agreement as a key reason.
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Paris
Henri Berenger
United States
Poincaré
Berenger
Poincare
Washington
Melton
France
Trameridous
Chamber of Deputies
Thanksgiving Day Services at Emmanuel Church
Thanksgiving observances at Emmanuel Church will feature Rev. Guru A Golding of St. Andrews Newcastle as celebrant. Morning Prayer will be led by several local congregations with readings by Rev. Mr. Reawle and Rev. Mr. Roth. An address by Rev. Mr. Martin will focus on “Our Rightful Gratitude.” Fruits for a hospital donation will be collected, and a Near East Relief appeal seeks funds for orphans.
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Emmanuel Church
Acal
Guru A Golding
St. Andrew's
New Castle
Reawle
Roth
Mleve- Tand
Tail
Martin
Near East Relief
Pennsylvania
Tumarmw
Earl Carroll Leaves London for Southampton After Bail Hearing
Theatrical producer Earl Carroll, under Peterat sentence for perjury in the bathtub party case, departed London for Southampton today to return to the United States aboard the Leviathan. Arta Smith Welsh has returned home after visiting Brig.
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United Prev
London
Earl Caroll
Ander Peterat
Nfrs
Arta Smith Welsh
Brig
Fifteen Entombed in Alberta Coal Mine
Fifteen men are trapped in the McGillivray coal mine at Coleman Alberta after a gas and dust explosion. Reports say two bodies have been recovered, with about thirty miners believed underground at the moment of the blast. rescuers work to reach survivors.
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Alberta
United Prem
Winnipeg
McGillivray Coal
Coleman
Rombicie
Seizure of Ram Carrying Ship Stirs Deep Mystery
United Press reports a German vessel seized by a U.S. destroyer near New York Harbor involving a ram carrying ship. The incident drew mystery over motives, with conflicting details about armed crew and piracy charges. The vessel, possibly the McCall, was sighted last Tuesday. evidence suggests signals for provisions aboard.
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United Press
New York
New
Seize
Athe United State Posey Guart iMetroyer
Metall
Ydnittedie
Weametior
Atu
Liberty Tie
Harcor
Ami
Alyer
Hortan
Stapleton
Staten Island
Jury Drawing Alleged Illegal in 1927 Proceedings
Erie Pennsylvania reports that the entire 1200 name jury wheel for 1927 may be invalid due to irregularities. County officials say a new random drawing could occur with Keither Judge A P Rositer and Judge William P Tirt present as required. Names of forty Wattsburg residents drawn in private faced protest by Sheriff Tyr.
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Erie
Keither Jdge
A.P. Rositer
William P. Tirt
Tayy
Tyr
Sterrett
Wattsburg
Qury
Five Best Radio Features Schedule Promises Varied Programs
A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs across multiple stations in the eastern region. Bell Baker and Vernon frame a vaudeville act. a string quartet performs on WSAT. professional mock opera is noted for springfield. Regina dispatches a Wagner lecture while a Marie Hart quartet appears in Saintain.
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Prosi Bell Baker
Vernon Fram Darhart
Wsal Pinginnatis
Wsat String Quartet
Springfeld
Mockey Mame
Boston Bruifs
Nomtreal Méroens
RFAB
Lincoln
Onrr Regina
Stantain
Hart Marie
Police Admit Driver Murders Incoherent Transcript
A taxi driver identified as Thomas Moran was taken into custody after walking into a police station and confessing to a murder. The incident occurred when Patraman Edward was shot in what authorities describe as a family dispute gone deadly. Police said Moran provided details that tied him to the crime scene and took responsibility for the shooting.
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Brookula
Thomas
Red Moran
Patraliman
Edward
Blue Danube Singers to Offer Fine Program in City
The Blue Danube Singers led by Hilda McMillen and ensemble will perform at the High School and Kyrnum, opening with quartet numbers and solo arias. The light opera In Romany will close the program after a varied first half featuring songs like Blue Danube Waltz and The Bridal Chorus.
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Auditoriu
Qhors
Bie Danube
Sehont
Kyrium
Hilda McMillen
Mildred Muroit
James Durham
Ralph Steifgn
Magdalen Massman
Valencia
Martha the Barefoot Trail
Mother Mahree
Miss McMilleny
Mildred Macun
Miss Mass
Walsh Construction wins Erie station job for 950000
Erie Pennsylvania November third report says Walsh Construction Company of Davenport Iowa will build a new union station foundation at a cost of 950000 after receiving the building permit. The firm was low bidder at 1030000 with 170000 earmarked for signal towers and apparatus.
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Erie
Union Station
Walsh Construction Company
Davenport
ToWa
Walsh Company
Sigal Towers
Defense Tells Inside Story in Doheny Oil Case
Attorney Frank J. Hogan outlined the defense theory on November 3, arguing President Harding’s cabinet members, including Fall and Pall, stayed in office to protect the cabinet from disintegration. He contended Doheny expected Pall to resign soon after paying $100,000 and that Harding intervened to keep Fall in the cabinet. The second day of the oil conspiracy trial focused on cabinet dynamics and motives.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
E. L. Tuten
Franko J. Hogan
Doheny
Pall
Fall
Elk Hills
Waring
Will Hays
Hogan
Fall Tie
Mogan
Measles Cases Rise as Quarantine Expands
Two additional measles cases are reported to the health board amid an ongoing outbreak. Over twenty cases remain under quarantine in the city, though most are mild and few children are seriously ill. Officials call it a seasonal trend and stress quarantine measures to halt spread.
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Health Board
Pig Woman Near Death in Hall Mills Trial Context
Mrs. Jane Gibson, linked to the Hall Mills case, is near death at Tersey City hospital. Cancer and heart and kidney complications have left her prognosis exceedingly remote, with doctors saying she has failed to rally from Monday night’s peril and remains steadily weakening with a high temperature.
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United Press
Jane Gibson
Hall Mills
Jury Deadlocks in Metz Liquor Trial
In Venango County, the trial of Joseph Metz, Oil City councilman, for liquor violation ended in a hung jury. The jury could not agree on conviction after lengthy deliberations. retrial was indicated for January. Metz is a known Gil City druggist and former city council member.
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Metz
Joseph Mets
Oil City
Mths
Jung
D. B. Goodwin
Mets
Gil City
Hotel proprietor Torek found dead in Erie bed with gas hose
Torek, 30, former proprietor of the Antti Grandin and other hotels, was found dead in a Royal Hotel room in Erie with a hose attached to a gas jet and in his mouth. Coroner Langrey ruled it suicide. He had a heavy drinking history and had run hotels noted for unrest. He left Erie after purchasing the Royal Hotel and was survived by two daughters. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Brest Tarek
Antti
Grandi
Royal
Erie
Aps
Torek
Ape
Dan
Manley
Langtey
Rminy
Torel
Royal Hotel
17Th
State Streets
Amler
Grandin
Pauline Torelts
Theo Moore
Point Pleasant
Stanford Hose Company Ball at State Armory
The Stanford Hose Company prepares for its fortieth annual ball at the State Armory. Kelly's Orchestra from Erie will provide music for the event on November 24. Doors open at nine, closing at one. balcony access is restricted while new exits are constructed.
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Stanford Hose Company
State Armory
Kelly's Orchestra of
Erie
Pate
Dangisig
Cold Thanksgiving Day Forecast in Western Pennsylvania
The weatherman predicts a cold Thanksgiving in Western Pennsylvania with no snow expected for hunters and sportsmen. Early forecasts failed to show snow, but hunters remain eager to search for hares and rabbits across the hunting grounds on Thanksgiving Day.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Hunte Ang
Haan
Irda
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