Storms Sweep Atlantic and Pacific court probe Patterson case
A bid to probe Patterson affairs gains support from mortgage claimants in a pending action. Attorneys for six clients who lost funds in Patterson’s estate seek a full inquiry into the collapse of the Robert Emterton Real Estate Agency and the handling of assets. Hearing set for November 28 with losses ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, while Patterson’s status remains infirm and he is reported living in New Jersey.
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Robert Emterton
Patterson
Raken
Freehalf
Darwin
Mr. Coe
Mins White
Myers and Weller
Mr. Conk
W H W. Marsh
Blaine Kinéaid
Fale
Philadelphia
Mtorney
Frank B. Quinn
Erie
Warren Hospital
Tater
Florida
New Jersey
Smallpox Hospital Opens in Brunswick to Contain Epidemic
In Drunswick Maine authorities combat a raging smallpox outbreak by opening a municipal hospital to treat the growing number of patients. Four new cages have been reported to house victims as part of the city’s containment plan.
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Drunswick
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
List of radio segments with network names and times including WBAF NBG Network 145f ST Foothall Wale versus Harvard WJZ NBC Network 1 45 EST Football Navy versus Princeton WOR Columbia Network 2 15 Football Northwestern Dartmouth WHAF NBC Network 10 00 EST Lucky Strike Orchestra WJ2 NBC 9 100 EST Phil no Hour
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Wbaf -Nbg
Foothall
Wale
Harvard
NBC
Navy
Princeton
Columbia
Northwestern
Dartmouth
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WJ2
Philno
Senators Demand a Special Session
United Press reports in Washington that support grows for an extra session to revise tariffs beyond the president elect Hoover’s plan. Hoover may call a special session to push a short sea bill and farm reforms with Ways and Means urged to craft a tariff measure for the new Congress.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington, D. C
Correas Fox
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Boral
Hid
House
Congress
Nia
Omaha Ax Murderer Identified In Lincoln Testimony
United Press reports that ax murderer suspect Luis Bird, transported from Omaha, was identified by Mrs. G. Hurovl Stribling at the Side Penitentiary. She identified the man as the killer, while Bird proclaimed innocence before officers and a sheriff’s posse. If identification holds, Bird may face murder charges for three Omaha deaths and two more victims.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Tike Bird
Omah
Omak
Bird
G. Hurovl
Ouriaha
Ste
Will Observe Ooth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs N Cohen will observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary at their North Center street home Sunday November 25. The couple married in New York City November 25 1878 and have been residents of the city for over forty years. Family and relatives will join the celebration with their ninth child Mrs R Curaick deceased three years. A Pittsburgh caterer will prepare a five course dinner for forty guests.
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N. Cohen
North Center Street
R. Curaick
Pittsburgh
Covéls Hene
Condition of King George Said Better Despite Pleurisy
Report from Buckingham Palace notes King George on the night shift with improved but persistent pleurisy. Doctors report the King’s condition stable through the afternoon, with visits from Lord Dawson of Penn and the Duke of York. The Queen, strained yet composed, took a short drive before returning to the palace.
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George
United Press London
Kitgs George's Physcans
Huon
Stanley Hewett
Apottepary
Dawnon of
Penn
Vo Kang
Dkwson of
Penn Ang
Duke of York
Ie Palace
Albert Mall
Tragic Vestris Disaster Sparks Federal Damage Suit
United Press reports the sinking of the Vestris prompted a federal suit for 520,000 including 80,000 for a wife’s death and 3,000 for baggage loss. Depositions set for 10 A M and 2 P M as investigators probe the disaster and the ship’s owners Lamport and Molt.
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United Press
New York
fBitay
Orrin S
United States
Dammle
Pietras
Buenos Aires
Stevens
Vestris Siking
Leslie Watson
Vestris
U S
Francis O'Neil
Watson
Long Island College Hospital
Iam Bonily
Apjarriett C. Thirk
Voltaire
River Plate Pany, Ltd
Ution
Lamport & Action Seeking
Maryland Battleship Weathered 70 MPH Gale En Route to Amapala
On a November voyage to Amapala, the U S Maryland rode a 70 mile per hour gale. President-elect Hoover remained undisturbed as Captain Kimberly sheltered the vessel by slowing from 17 to six knots and steering around a damaged seaplane. The ship later resumed its course toward Fonseca Bay for Hoover's first Latin American goodwill visit.
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Maryland
Elect
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
U.S. 8
Amapala
Eliel Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Kimberly
Thaens
Voight Corsair
Complete plans keeping Hare Creek Road open
The Hare Creek road project to keep the outlet open via Jamestown and other New York points will be wintered by plowing along the Hare Creek route. Wayne township supervisors approved the seed services and the plan requires no township or business expenses. Plowing will be done by State Highway Department crews stationed here under Mayor Bracken with cooperation from Stanley Nichols and the motor club to secure funds. County Highway Supt Seal endorsed the plan, final action came yesterday. Bulgaria calm today.
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Hare Creek
Jamestown
New York State
Wits
Wayne
Mike
Corry Motor Club
Washington Street
Brhcken
Stanley
Nichols
Aecuria
Coolidge to Broadcast Thanksgiving Proclamation
President Coolidge will broadcast his Thanksgiving Day proclamation from the White House study tomorrow night at 9 o clock. NBC will place a microphone in the president's study for the broadcast.
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Coolidge
United Press
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
White House
Damage Action Filed Over Hasbrouck Death in Corry
A damage suit of 1490 has been filed in Evie court against George Stockton by attorneys for Emma Hasbrouck of Corry. She seeks compensation for the death of her husband Charles D. Hasbrouck after a July accident on Hare Creek road when Stockton’s car struck him. The action, supported by coroner findings, accuses Stockton of speeding and careless driving. Mrs. Hasbrouck seeks loss of companionship and $49 for hospital and funeral expenses.
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Evie
George Stockton
Emma Hasprouck
Corry
Charles D. Hasbrouck
Nnance Company
Stockton
Hasbrouck
Attortus Rossiter
Duns
Hasghouck
Cortrier
Mark Fullom
Olf Way
Six More Under Arrest In Trafford Bank Robbery
Pittsburgh reports two women and four men arrested early today in connection with the $15,000 assault on the First National Bank of Trafford City. Names Fay Brown Kathryn Muller Kay Shaffer Harry Pickus Mike Tacey John Trader are listed with Fairmont West Virginia as home. Two bandits also captured near the bank by Duquesne police about 90 minutes later.
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United Pressittsburgh
Voniet
Sie Peets
First National Bank
Trafford City
Fay Brown
Harry Pickus
Mike Tacey
John Trader
Kathryn Muller
Kay Shaffer
Fairmont
W. Va
Duquesne Police
Yeggs Blow Safe in God Cols Rolling Works Burglary
The safe at the God Cols Rolling Works, 12 West 24th Street, was blown open and $1017 in coins and checks stolen Friday night. The burglary was discovered at 6:15 a.m. Saturday when foreman Hi J Angert arrived. Entry was gained through a skylight in the roof.
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Yeggs
Erie Erig
God Cols Rolling Works
West 24Th Street
Hi J Angert
Pledges Grow for Loan Bank Initiative in City
A dinner meeting of the Gorey Credit Exchange two weeks ago launched plans for a local loan bank or savings project. By last evening subscriptions exceeded $19,000 with organizers aiming for at least $20,000 to launch the enterprise. Promoters Hammond and others continue canvassing business leaders while maintaining support through the week to advance the bank idea and its local facilities.
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Wren Seruredt
Gorey Credit Exchange
Shum
Worth Hsimmond
Exchange
Bstter
Hammond Schitt
Lefinite
Seth
State Committee Reports Healthier Funds For Campaign
The Republican state committee reports total collections of 1200 for the campaign in Penneyhuska and disbursements of 245,014.16 with a remaining balance of 68,314. The report, filed with the state Election bureau, was prepared by Melville G. Baker, secretary of the finance committee.
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Harrisburg
Pix
Penneyhuska
Republican State Committee
Melville G. Baker
Finance Committee
Erie Man Faces Crisis After Wife Reports Knife Attack
Nov 2 report from Erie says Mrs Nore Shields returned home to find Gordon Shwids 38 had pursued her with a butcher knife at their apartment on 501 State Street. Police say his death was caused by attempting to self harm with a bottle contents of Lysol.
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Erie
Nore Shields
Gordon Shwids
State Street
Britain and World Storms Ravage Lands Overnight
Severe storms across the British Isles and worldwide cause deaths and destruction. Winds up to 100 miles an hour, flooding in Scotland, wrecked ships, and disrupted rail and air service. Rescue efforts continue as crews search for missing mariners and ships endure heavy gales. The storm also impacts the United States and Central America as gales threaten travel and shipping.
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United Press
British Isles
Ireland
England
Scotland
Europe
Herrenwijk
Memphis
Saka Maru
Wier
Vera Cruz
Canathria
Ayr
Eugenia
Holland
Nefte Syndicat Ton Sos
St. Gatherine
Brush Isles
Yorkshire
Ile
Liverpool
Belfast
Croydon
Ptrtaineniigow
Menonethshire
Canadian Pacific
Montcard
Roosevelt
New York
Queenstown
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State Penitentiary
Ners
Hare Creek Road
Bulgaria
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Belgrade
Vienna
C. D. Hasbrouck
Insurance Company
Itock Echange
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Aternoon
Worth Hammond
Philippine Islands
U. S
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