Death of Admiral Bullard Upsets Federal Radio Commission
The death of Admiral Bullard shakes the Federal Radio Commission leaving Vice Chairman Sykes a Democrat while the remaining three members Caldwell Pickard LaFont await Senate action. Caldwell plans resignation soon leaving LaFont as likely Republican chair candidate amid uncertain confirmation. In unrelated report, 1200 barricaded convicts surrender after 20 hours defying guards. normal routine resumes.
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Death OF Bullard
Radio Board
Tangle
Senate
U. K
United Press
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Admiral West
Ch. Hullard
Eugene
Sykex
Mississippi
Slidirming
Commission
Pres. Coolidge
Sykes
G. H. Caldwell
New York
Sam Pickard
Cit
Harold A. LaFont
Salt Lal City
Caldwell
LaFont
Bylant
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Virginia
Kentucky
Solitary Confinement Leads to Peace at Folsom Prison
United Press Star reports November 25 from Folsom Prison that 1200 barricaded convicts surrendered after a 20 hour standoff. Seven ringleaders were named. nine prisoners died and twenty plus were wounded, including guards. Warden Courtsmith ordered a return to normal routine as arms were confiscated.
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Homer
Roberts United Press Star
Folsom Prison
Val
Pulsain Prison
Axa
Smith
Priso
Wile
Ell Blok
Aret
Sonvicts
Ray Singleton
Charles Grace
Walter Neil
Barnett Huss
Wit den
al Dealey
Euand
al Massuck
Dailly Deaten
James Gorhanson Gudird
Ford to Display New Auto December Second
Henry Ford forecast a record auto era and a public showing of the new Model A on December 2 in Detroit. He said US and international sales would rise as production expands, with about 800 million dollars slated for 1928 labor and materials and 70,000 workers currently employed at the Detroit plant.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Unite States
Canada
England
United Press
Sears
Tord
Jasmary
New Lodge Plans Banquet Saturday at Hotel Cony
Washington Lodge No. 67 A M and A F M to host St John Day banquet at Hotel Cony on Saturday evening November 2. Reservations limited to visiting members. luncheon to be supplied by Larsons prehostrict. George Dy Phillips Mont Worshipful Grand Master will preside. Also notes Miss Deal McMahon of Warren spent Thanksgiving in city. Mr Harry Tillotson and family of Ann Arbor visiting locals. Tillotson is UM athletics business manager.
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NEW Lodge
Washington Lodge
A.M
Hotel Cony
Minsie
Larson
George Dy Phillips
Hisbury
Washington
Death at Summer street crossing sparks $25000 damage suit
Mrs. Imi Beemus of Spring Creek sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for $25000 after her son Guo Beemus was killed at the Summer street crossing in Erie. The suit, filed in Erie County Courts, names the railroad as defendant with attorney team Craig and Blass of Erie. The plaintiff alleges the victim was instantly killed when a fuel train struck a gasoline tanker at the crossing as the rear of the truck was hit and Beemus attempted to flee the danger.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Imi Beemus
Spring Creek
Guo, Beemus
Summer Street
Craig and Blass
Erie
Bemus
Erie County
Werthestay
Tain
Pennsylvania
Hagmus
Sianier Street
Reamus
Six Die From Gas in New Columbus Local Tragedy
A mother and her five children died in their New Columbus home near Mauch Chunk as they were overcome by gas while asleep. Names listed include Mrs Mary Yachura and children George, 12. Mary, 8. Anna, 3. Fran, 2, with L. Michael dying later at a nearby hospital. Police note the husband abandoned the family months ago. The article also describes the Roosevelt Highway opening plans between Towanda and Wyalusing with ceremonies and a large public dedication in which state officials, Roosevelt family members, and local civic groups are invited to participate.
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Venta
Mauch Chunk
New Columbus
Here
Mary Yachura
George
Mary
Corry
Towanda
Wyal
Roosevelt
Highway Department
Chambers of Commers
Business Men's Associations
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions, Exchange
Wyalusing
Roosevelt Highway
Army loyalty tested as former premier dies in unrest
Troops patrol streets as Ion Bratians dies, triggering tensions over Carol and Michael King of Runmania. Regency over King Michael entrenched. coalition cabinet formation eyed to prevent disturbances and an attempted royal ascent.
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Bucharest
Bratians
Carol
Dalted Press
Dagharest
Soy
Ion Bratians
Michael King
Runmania
Attenesita
Rownaai
Tast
Bratinn
Wiste
Tayal
Michiel
Michael
Bridget
Beatiam
Brittain Sins ‘Porters
Coffee Shoppe Opens After Alterations at Hotel Corry
Manager F J Sperry announced the Coffee Shoppe at Hotel Corry is reopened after extensive alterations. The re decor features a new color scheme and tables replacing the Collatur to boost seating. The shoppe will offer special business and women's luncheons and aims to attract Con ryites and travelers. Thanksgiving patronage was strong with many reservations and favorable comments on the menu.
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F. J. Sperry
Hotel Corry
Sperry
Corry
Widow Mrs Ance De Kelsey Dies After Sixty Years Here
Mrs Ance De Kelsey wife of The Kelseys died at her home on South Center Street on Wednesday evening November 8 at age eighty. Born May 22, 1847 in Ripley New York she came to this city over sixty years ago and served as president since then. Survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs Mate McRenin. Funeral Saturday at 2:20 PM from her late residence with interment in Pine Grows cemetery. Rev W D Bartlett of First ME Church will officiate.
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Ance de Kelsey
Oou-South
Mate] Mc Renin
South Center Street
Tia Pine Grows
Bartlett
Pirst Me E. Church
Cars Crash at Intersection Near Wins the Scene
The Johnson car traveling south on Center street collided with a Studebaker driven by Mrs. Johnson and her son, at the North Center and West Congress intersection. Both vehicles were badly damaged with shattered windshields and twisted wheels. occupants were treated by a local doctor and were not seriously injured.
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North Center
West Congress Streets
Sertown
Archie Juhieson
Hares Engle
West Congress
Johnson
Center Street
Engleseat J
Jing Ol
Congress Street
Meyrmlet
Studebaker Youring
Ludebaker
Sailaitat
Ving Glass
Yeas Les Bath
Jocal Dcotor
Wats
Transferred priest named new pastor at Driftwood
Rev Pathor Philly J McLaughlin, longtime assistant at St Thomas Church Luis witye, is named pastor at Driftwood. He will leave Dew immediately and assume duties with Father J Graves, rector, as Father Branes continues as pastor. Local friends recall his years in Corry and offer best wishes for his new field.
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Pathor Philly J McLaughlin
St Thomas Catholic Church
Luis Witye
Pas
Drittwoot
Es McLaviehlin
Tovay
Fos Dew
Rey Vraneis O'Connell
Dims
Dus
Steamer on reef near New York with Mexico line
Fragmentary telegraph report states a steamship, bound for Mexico via the New York line, rode safely on a reef near New York Harbor. Weather calm. the vessel ran aground though conditions appeared steady. Communications noted the radio and offices awaiting fuller word.
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United
New York
Mexico
Car Wreck East of Columbus Involving Wilcox Family
State highway patrolmen prepared to investigate a collision on the Wrightsville road near Columbus last evening. The Chevrolet owned and driven by B R Wilcox collided with a towed Hatherson machine, badly wrecking the Wilcox car and injuring Mrs Wilcox. The towed car and other belongings were looted. The Hutson vehicle also damaged, occupants reportedly unhurt. Wilcox returned to town and reported the theft to authorities. patrolmen summoned for investigation.
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R. R. Wilcox II
Columbus
BR. Wikkox
P. Ror
Ben Rer
J.B McFarrant
Jamestown
Wrightsville
Wilcox
Wileme
Tragic case sparks crisis as husband kills stepsons
In Paineville Ohio during a high turnout Stanford Hose Ball, Peter McCrory, distressed by his divorce suit, killed two stepsons and wounded his own son before shooting himself. Alex Cook, 28, attended the party with the crowd of over two hundred fifty couples as the event unfolded.
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United Press
Painesville
Peter McCrory
McCrory
Alex Cook
Arthur McCrory
Amory
Stanford Hose Company
Dempsey Seeks Early Hearing in Kearns Suit
In New York, Jack Dempsey seeks an early hearing to force a decision on a lawsuit filed by Jack Kearns seeking to collect a potential one third of a million dollars. Federal Judge Francis A. Winslow denied the motion to advance the case on the calendar.
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New Yora
Syov Za
Jack Dempsey
Ted
New York
Jack Kearne
Tidge Francis A. Winsslow
Arthur V. Driscoll
Dempsey
Driscoll
Local artists on the air from WLBW Oil City show
A Burkhardt orchestra program from Station WLBW Oil City last night featured Margaret Leonard Paul and Charles Burkhardt performing two violin solos by Leonard and a cornet piece by Charles. The broadcast highlighted fine amateur talent from the city.
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Ymyny Jane Yas
Burkardt
WLBW
Oil City
Margaret
Leonard
Paul
Charles Burkhardt
Charles
Movement of Miners and I W W Investigated
Denver officials and guards probed a large influx of Southern Colorado miners and I W W sympathizers into the northern strike area. Reports say hundreds already gathered for funerals of miners killed in clashes with state police at Columbine.
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United Prot
Denver
Cola
Ofivers
Colorado Natis
Guard
Guard Bikisks
Orosen Ism
William TH. Adams
Colorado
George Koviteh
Jerry Davis
Lafayette Tate
Thanksgiving Service at St. Pauls Church in Fair Weather
Thanksgiving services were held at St Pauls Lutheran Church with interdenominational prayer and a sermon by Rev Roger B. Cressey on Thoughts of Thanksgiving. The offering benefited Near East Relief. special music featured. Separate services at Emmanuel Episcopal drew a farm-sized crowd.
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Roger F. Cressey
Lemon
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Baptist
Methulist
Presbyterian
Advent Christ
Tey Dams
Advent Christian Church
Reve WE Bartlett
First
Merhoudis
Schurel
A. L. Rork
Jivest Baptist Minster
Roger B. Cressey
Cressey
William Hail
St. Paul's Extheran Church
Near East Relief Fund
Luthera
Mi. Uelived
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Hl. A. Post
Taxi Rates Advance After December First
Perry Nichol says taxi fares rise from December 1 due to travel delays and worsening city streets. He notes the taxi owner cannot continue service at old rates as the need for higher charges becomes imperative.
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Perry Nichole
Nichols
Ross
Youth 16 fatally shot while hunting near Gettysburg
Ernest Kelly, 16, of Baltimore Maryland, died after a hunting accident near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. He reportedly leaned a loaded gun with the hammer back against a hall wall and it reportedly slipped or bumped when he climbed a wall, causing a self inflicted shot.
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Gettysburg
Ernest Kelly
Bueetsburg
Radio listings for five best features tonight
Tonight's five best radio features list station names and times including WEAF WOR WJZ WLS WHAM WEY WMAK and Theaters Hour. Entries reference city services and a Chicago Little Symphony with approximate start times and exchanges.
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WEAF
WOR
Columbia Chain
WJZ
Stenographers
WLS
Chicago
Chicago Little Symphony
WHAM
Rochester
Alan Wey
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Ofd Prim
Ole Night
COFFE
Harold Wolfe
North Center Street
Driftwood
P. J. McLaughlin
Francis O'Connell
Stanford Hose
Kearns
Ric Tintnd Brace
Cleveland
W. Ge"Swanson
Furgey
Mix
Blair
West
Wayne Fiseers
Micsen Tora
May
Blain
Diana
ST. Paul's Church
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