City Commission to Take First Action on Budget Tuesday
City officials prepare the appropriation ordinance and tax rate plan for the coming year. The finance bill aims to keep the millage under 12, with formal consideration set for Monday evening. Other items include street contracts with Penn Public Service and various municipal matters toward year end.
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Ho Couyell
Tigen Envlenyarisye Ty
Wassrapravarchy Epicalis
Lintile
Thor Applintion Ord
Penn Public Service Corporation
New Bakery Opens Monday Amid Redecoration
The Hachet Bakery opens Monday on Bad Mall Street after extensive renovations. Proprietor Fine, with years in baking from St Marys, offers a full line of fancy breads, sweet rolls, decorated cakes, and Viennese pastries. The plant features modern equipment and an optimistic outlook.
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Hachet
She Plitner
Bad Mall Street
St. Marys
Margaret Dempsey Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs Margaret Dempsey widow of Darby Dempsey died at her home on West Wayne Street Saturday at 1 oclock after a months illness from infection and flood poisoning. She was born in Ireland seventy four years ago and had long lived in this city. Survived by four daughters Mary Bridell Margaret and Annie and son John Dempsey all of this city. Funeral at St Thomas Church with interment in St Home Cemetery.
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Margaret Dempsey
Darby Dempney
West Wayne Street
Sirs Dempsey Weas
Trelayd
Mier
Mary
Margaret
Anni
John Dorypney
St. Thomas Church
Fat Orlock
St.homie
Robbers Seize Truck In Philadelphia Cotton Heist
Six men stopped a Philadelphia truck on the outskirts and robbed it of $25,000 worth of cloth destined for New York merchants from Philadelphia wholesalers. The truck’s driver Clancy Yuengling of Secaucus N J reported the theft to police.
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United Press
Philadelphia
New York
Clancy Yuengling
Secaucus N. 1
Hyer
Ifahrty Former P D Inspector Is Sentenced
United Press reports in Phu pagd that Fahy former postal inspector, sentenced to 25 years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary by Judge Chiffe for conspiring in a 1.0 million Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad mail train robbery at Roundout Wisconsin June 12. James Murray of Chicago faces a similar term. other conspirators Brent Glasstock Uhlenge Herbert Holiday Joe Jessie Willis Willie Newton and Robert R Ley US Marshal tied to the case. Recovery estimates show over 1.6 million in loot. remaining stash is believed hidden by Murray awaiting further proceedings.
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United Press
Phupagd
Witt
Atlanta
Adam
Chiffe
Chicago, Milwaukee
St Pat
Fahy
Walter AfeComib
Murray
Robert R. Ley
United States
Mareshal
Murras
Brent Glasstock
Uhlenge
Kansas City
Footing
Herbert Holiday
Joe
Jessie Willis
Willie Newton
Dallas
Texa
le Tranne Forrers
No Further Tax Reduction Says Smoot
Washington reports that Senate Finance Committee members decline further tax cuts until late 1925. Leaders agree to wait for Treasury surplus and possible extra session in September if needed. Downward tax revision is planned but not before March.
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Smoot
United Prose
Washington
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Simicot Cnet
Enthusiastic Meeting Of Dairymen In City Session
A large gathering of dairy producers from Erie and Crawford counties met at the Municipal hall for a Dairy League assembly. Leader Greenfield presided as speakers outlined current conditions and future plans while attendees enjoyed a Corny Grange dinner. the afternoon session produced strong enthusiasm and optimism.
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Dairymen's League
Te Municipal
Erie
Crawford
Dairyine's League
Ft. Garreld
Greenfield
Pennsylvania
Garels
Corny Grange
Grange Wall
Lewis
Billy Sunday
A. Bouitells
Parrymen's League
Brown Freed of Charges by Local Woman
Brown of Tribngine was discharged after a hearing before Alderman Porter. The case involved ownership of a cat after an incident on Barton Avenue Charreds with larceny of an automobile. The owner proved ownership to authorities and a transfer to Mrs Brickner was clarified.
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Dales Brown
Tribngine
Fig City
Sts Brickner
Barton Avenue
Porter
Brown
Brickner
Leter
Hrogiri Tete Town
Alderswan Porter
Catholic Daughters honor Mrs Gould with party
Mrs James Gould of East Street is to visit Jamestown New York next week. Catholic Daughters of America hosted a formal party at the Knights of Columbus hall last evening for forty guests with a yellow and white table. Mrs A L Millers presented a gift to Mrs Gould and she responded graciously. Plans are underway for an Opportunity Club bazaar at the Presbyterian church on December 6 with a Japanese booth fish pond fancy work booths and attractions. A supper begins at 4 o clock and tickets are fifty cents.
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James Gould
East Street
Jamestown
Catholic Daughters of America
D. of
Pirie
Presbyterian
Ernest Schuyler
Furnace Mystery Ends At Start Point In Sheatsley Case
Authorities press on as chemists and the pathologist withhold reports on Mrs Sheatsley charred organs. Prober Johnny King questions Rev C V Sheatsley and two sons Milton 20 and Clarence 16 who repeat prior statements. Detectives await decisive findings while a Wisconsin suspect is not described or pursued.
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United Prose
Columbus
Ohio
Shearsley Furnace
Addie Sheatsley
Luthern Parsonage
Sheatsley
Johnny King
Sheatshey
Rev C. V Sheatshex
Milton
Cla Ence
Tarbell
Shears
Polive
Bride challenges wealthier husband in race-based marriage suit
Leonard Kip Rhinelander’s colored bride fights a suit to annul their marriage arguing she is legally white under New York law. Her attorney Judge Samuel Swinburne notes her mother’s Caucasian lineage and her father George Jones’s whiteness, with Jones having earlier listed himself as white on naturalization papers. The couple wed October 14. Rhinelander descends from prominent society leader Philip Rhinelander.
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United Perso New Rochelle
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Samuel Swinburne
New York
George Jones
Jones
Swinburne
Mount Vernon Court
Young Rhinelander
Philp Rhinelander
Teada
Chinese Gunmen Bring Tong War Violence to New York
Seventy five gunmen arrived from the West to assist in the tong war raids in New York. Gunmen attacked rival factions with several wounded and at least two dead in shootings that followed yesterday's killings. Officials tied the imported gunmen to Hip Sings and On Leongs as violence spread across Chinese districts.
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New York
Ans Coolidge
United Prom
Gong Sng
Leong
Ged Dind
Tom Heog
The
Hip Sings
Hok Ifun
Gog Ching Poo
Sing Nox
On Leongs
Heart Tag Day Promoter Sends Letters
Local volunteers report a disputed fundraising effort linked to Heart Tag Day. Miss Box allegedly received funds and a Mine Title Box from Corry residents while Major Sykes warned of arrest for unauthorized solicitation. Community leaders urge scrutiny of credentials and official channels for future campaigns.
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Corryworthig
Ene Pax
Volunteers of America
Chacwe
Effie
Mujic Sykes
Tinsville
Ol City
Miss Box
We Volunteers of America
Major Sykes
Erie
Beariel Warren Counties
Tvasle
Reed
Clergiaehs
Corry
Dantele
Peta
Huge Pier Blaze Destroys Jersey City Docks
A massive fire at the Pennsylvania Railroad docks in Jersey City severely damaged Pier K and the Ot Pier, destroying ore and multiple railroad barges and vehicles. The blaze, feared to threaten nearby industrial facilities, was contained by swift Jersey City firefighting units.
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Jersey City
United Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
Funeral Services for Art Hill Held Today
Funeral services for Art Hill a former resident of Well Brown Carty were held today at 2 pm from Alexander & Company’s funeral parlors Rev W E Bartlett of M H Church led the service. Relatives and friends and many beautifications were arranged around the casket Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with pallbearers Glenst Miller Arthur fin Ralph Tait George Schramifag and Alton Simmonas.
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Art Hill
Well Brown Carty
Alexander & Company
W. E. Bartlett
M.H. Chireh
Pine Grove
Glenst Miller
Arthutr Fin
Em, Lil
Ralph Tait
George Schramifag
Alton Simimons
Detroit Patrolman Fights Bandits in Running Gun Battle
A single identified black bandit was killed and two accomplices fled after a botched hold up of Patrolman George Wurm in Detroit. The trio opened fire, one robber aimed a revolver at Wurm who fired, disarming two assailants as the pursuit continued through several blocks.
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Detroit
Mid
George Wurm
Wurm
Liner Fleet Responds To Distress At Sea
The giant freighter Berengaria, en route to South Upton, sent distress signals in mid Atlantic. The Italian steamship Castel Porziano and other vessels including the British steamer Miami and the liner Martha Washington dispatched aid after the freighter's steering gear failed.
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United Pre
New York
Berengairia
Southis Upton
Castel Porziano
Atlantic
Malin
Ieair
Gwaen
Sandy Hook
Miami
Martha
Washington
U S Radiator Plant to reopen Monday
U S Radiator Corp announces its Corry plant will reopen Monday December 1. All departments will open but full schedules may take a day or two as equipment moves into new buildings and office heating work finishes. Normal four day week expected to resume on reopening.
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E. Weir
Corry
U. S Radiator Corporation
Ing
Shapdown
Weir
Pletely
Washington Street
Crowd Packs Forbes Field for Notre Dame Carnegie Tech Game
Snow fell as Notre Dame and Carnegie Tech drew fans from seven states to Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. Notre Dame, led by Knute Rockne, entered as favorite but Carnegie Tech promised a stiff challenge with players like Layten and Rowley ready to perform.
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Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Forbes Field
Apple
South Bend
Ind
Carnogie Tech Ander
Wally Steffans
Iash
Tmer Layten
Sins
Northwestern
Sentey
Rockne
Rowley
Miller
Stumidreher
Knute Rockne
Penn State
Ventre Coleg Nest
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations
A listing of radio features for today shows WEG and WCAP presenting WEAP, with WGY and WEEI-1 in Eastern markets. WOR in Newark covers a 40 minute program headlined by Easter-Popular and class acts, including the Schubert String Quartet.
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WCAP
WGY
Newark
N. J
KSD
St. Louis
Central-St. Louis Symphony
WES
Chicago
WLS
Khartown street battle leaves many dead in mutiny clash
Reports from Khartown recount a fierce street battle as Sudanese troops mutinied against British orders. British forces bombarded the royal hospital. numerous Sudanese rebels and two British officers were killed. The fighting left the city under heavy strain with unclear casualty totals and ongoing suppression.
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Serius Fatro
Sourlan
Sneager
Fuurpitas
Kngds
Wharlusim
Ugirg
Ho Ne
Tone Branch
Mhartowm
Tafoymbpionr
H)igh
St Hre
Hanks of the Nile
Ali
Tigcily
Seydiness Directud
Betish
Khartourp
Mlitary
Khart Vrourn
Les Sink
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Ace of Postal Inspectors
C.D. OF A
Opportunity Club
Wasilington
Nini
Coleridge
Frank Stearns
White House
Baltimore
Army
Adolphus Andrews
Naval Mide
G. C. Sherrill
Ulgo
Titusville
Vni
Mir. Hill
U.S
Khartown Street
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