Blaze Engulfed Farm Home as Fire Spreads Beyond Barn
A blaze at Morton Farm near Hare Creek Road destroyed home and barn, damaged crops and machinery, with losses steady near ten thousand dollars. Firefighters battled the flames after an alarm from box 25, finding the scene chaotic as residents evacuated and investigators sought the origin of the fire amid a lingering mystery.
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Honey
Morton
Hare Creek
Pirat
Liv
Mra
Marton
Thich Po
Garrettes
Artale
Hiv Mesathler
Lari Ani
Henry Ian
Amy Sankar Mitton
Stee
Heiabiauth
Chrielle
Trewaa
President Coolidge to Attend Washington Wedding
President and Mrs Coolidge will attend the wedding of Bucky Harris, manager of the Washington Baseball Club, to Elizabeth Sutherland, daughter of Albert Sutherlin, in Washington. The ceremony takes place this afternoon at the White House.
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United Pros
Washington
Coolidge
Bucky Harris
Washington Baseball Club
American League
Elizabeth Sutherland
Alien
Ekistadian
Howard Sutherlin
White House
Tay Presiden
Solder
Gutherland Siya Oli Friends
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations and Times
A compact list of radio features across WEAT New York WRU Washington and WAV Nashville listings. Includes time slots around 7 PM and 1 PM Central, with mentions of various programs and hosts.
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WEAT
New York
Washington
Angeles
WSO
Nashville
Fuubilte
Final chance to register in Corry for November vote
Tomorrow is the last day for Corry voters in the Third Assembly district to personally reinstate registration for the November election. Other sections auto register. Corry needs eligible voters to qualify. John H. King is unopposed, but turnout may influence any late opposition. About three thousand eligible in Corry, only 694 registered so far.
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Corry
John H. King
Bandits Seize Payroll. One Is Slain in Baltimore Hold-up
United Press report describes a bold payroll theft where four armed bandits hijacked an employer payroll worth 47,000 dollars. One suspect was killed, another wounded, and the others escaped with two payroll grips as police found the vehicle abandoned nearby.
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United Press
Baltimore
Henry Souiebors
Sonnebor
A Tagiah
Cadillac Ysthanihia
Baulits
43 Miners Show Rapid Recovery From Entombment
In Ironwood the 43 miners trapped for six days in the Patst mine were reported in remarkably good condition by Dr W L Mawanni, head of first aid staff. Captain Thomas’ crew maintained leadership while ex-miner Leonard Lani helped with religious exercises during the rescue.
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United Press Ironwood
Mid
Min Keres
W. L. Mawanni
Ab Réscle
Thomas’ Trewortha
Leonard’ Lani
Salvation Army
Close Carter Hill School Report Confirms Diptheria Suspect
Fragmented notes report Carter Hill School closure due to a suspected diphtheria case. Authorities conducted tests on the child of Mr and Mrs McMangny. results awaited to confirm illness and determine necessary precautions.
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Carty Hill
Discovery
McMangny
Defend ant in Cocktail Case Drowns in San Francisco Bay
Colonel Williams, defendant in the Butler case, drowns returning from dinner in San Francisco Bay. Rescue teams recovered his body after hours of search. authorities note the accident occurred as a motor launch swerved and plunged, with investigators probing possible cause and timeline of the fatal event.
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Colonel Williams
Butler
Cay
Urge Children of State Visit Sesqui Exposition
Public instruction official Jane B Hass urges teachers and children to attend the Sesqui exposition in Philadelphia. She emphasizes experiential learning over organized school trips, promising benefits from real life experiences and practical demonstrations at the event.
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Sesqui
Philadelphias
Jane Ik
Hass
Signal Light Critique Sparks City Conference
A meeting of city officials and railroad engineers convened to review West Smith Street signal lights. Officials examined wiring, device operation, and train approach control amid concerns over reliability and safety. Local authorities urged prompt improvements and coordinated monitoring.
Advertising swindler held in Pittsburgh scam case
A man identified as McMurthy surrendered to authorities amid charges of defrauding the United States by mailing misleading advertisements. Officials say the operation involved about $2,000 and targeted hotels and businesses. Investigators note multiple associates named in the case.
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Pittsburgh
Defraud
Pitsburg
Lennie Nelihe
United States
Gummisshider
Hotella Meyer
Sma
Tax collection report from district office shows large sum paid
A district tax office release notes a substantial amount collected this year, with figures around 100000 dollars in 1926 assessments. The report, attributed to Col. Nectar G LU Gordon, indicates the total levy and payments processed this afternoon, outlining duties and obligations fulfilled.
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E-Westerlay
LU Gordon
Injuries Fatal to Oil City Man
United Press reports Thomas II with 67 of Oak Street Oil City died last night at Butter County Me jetta hospital from injuries after being struck by a Buffalo and Western Pennsylvania passenger train at Haller Monday. He is survived by his widow Sarah Lavin and Asta Whoots Irwin.
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United Press Ruler
Thomas F II
Oak Street
Butter County
Jetta
Haller
Mobile
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Sarah
Lavin
Asta
Irwin
Democrats Launch Western Penn Drive
United Press reports Western Pennsylvania campaign kickoff by Democrats with leading candidates William Wilson for Senate, E Bonniwell for Governor, and John Murphy for Secretary of the Interior. A reception at party headquarters is planned at noon followed by a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall tonight.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Deptemits
Pennsylvania
Willian
Wilson
E. Bonniwell
John Murphy
Internat Afaies
Pharmacratic
Carnegie
Floods Threaten Fort Smith as Rivers Rise
Heavy rains push Arkansas and Poteau rivers toward flood stage. Residents move stock and machinery to high ground in Fort Smith while officials warn waters may top danger levels. Evacuations and road closures loom as the two streams converge and flood fears grow.
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United Press
Port Smith
Ark
Arkansas and Poteau River
Fort Smith
Appointment of Hughes Meets with Approval
United Press reports the U S nomination of Charles Evans Hughes to the Hague arbitrational tribunal, with former Secretary of State and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court considered for the seat. The effort ties to President Coolidge and U S adherence to the League of Nations, noting Hughes may remain in private law practice after resigning from the State Department in March 1925.
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Hague
United Presa
Charles Evans
United States
Eustay
St. Dreme
George Grae
Coulidge
Clymer child ill from fire
Little Merle Wright, son of Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright, remained at Corry Hospital suffering pneumonia after being overcome by smoke and exposure when a fire damaged their Waght home on Wednesday. Authorities believe the blaze started in the one room and the child was alone inside moments before assistance arrived.
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Merle Wright
Sibley
Corry Hospital
Cory Hospital
Clymer Youth Faces Serious Injuries After Fall
Raymond Fare Dilisik, 19, of North Clymer, remained seriously injured after a fall from his father’s silo several days ago. At Erie County Hospital officials report a fractured pelvis and possible internal injuries, though recovery is anticipated.
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Raymond Faredlisik
North Clymer
Ae Qorty
Cobham finishes epochal flight to Melbourne
London Oct 1 United Press Alay Cobham Britain's foremost civilian pilot completed a 28 000 mile round trip from London to Melbourne Australia. The flight began June 30 and ended at 2 14 p m local time.
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United Pross
London
Alay Cobham
Britain
Melbourne
Australi
Health officer cites continued improvement as outbreak wanes
Health Officer Dunkle reports ongoing improvement as eight cases lift quarantine and eight more restrictions are eased today. Positive cultures appear in Velma Henn and Marjorie Vourg, while Neva Hire and others show negatives. Dr Wood urges toxoid vaccination in schools and parochial efforts extend to St Edward's. Ki bler notes rising school attendance amid close pupil monitoring.
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Hight Moe
Dunkle
Velma Henn
Marjorie Vourg
Neva Hire
Louise Whiteley
Francis Ger
Glenn Betts
Wer Henne
Hh W
Whiteley
Agnes
Howard
Lloyd Sherlock
Jones
Mee J. Tillus
TR. Skeason
Margaret Baytholsne
Oliver Sunkle
Tarold B. Wood
State Department of Health
Harrisburg
Wolk
Wood
M. B Tracy
St Edward’s
J. Kibler
Kibler
Voncord
Het
Streams Stocked by City Sportsmen Tomorrow
The Corey Game Link will distribute twenty cans of trout tomorrow in streams near the city. Four streams will receive stocking as the club partners with the Oak Walton League and other sportsmen groups to improve fishing in the area.
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Corey
Oak Walton League
Veteran RR man retires after 33 years service
E.G Young, main dispatcher for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Erie, is placed on the company roll of honor after 33 years and two months of service. He has worked with the POR for about three decades, with notable posts at Renovo and Cory. In Wilmington Delaware a separate accident killed a man and a woman when a truck collided with a taxicab. Rocca Srisccini, 7, a fish dealer, and Beulah Marvel, 30, died in the crash.
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E.G Young
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Ih Cory
Renovo Shivision
POR
United Press
Wilmington
Del
Rocca Sriscini
Beulah Marvel
James Christianp
Nearby vessel to remove crew if menace grows
New Briin freight ship with 80 crew members burned near Savina 270 miles from port, drifting southeast at MW knots. Coast guard and naval radio reports warn of dangerous fire with hatches closed, plan to deny entry if danger persists. rescue and escort arrangements discussed as ship risks total loss.
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United Press
New York
Sda
Savina
New Britain
Great Northwestern
Sam Drews
Philadelphi
Williams I Steamship
Savannah
Rons
Britain
Caps
Coast Enard
Senera
Atlantic Toring Company
Fugure Enfeat
City Officials Indicted in Prohibition Case
Chicago area indictments handed up by a federal grand jury accuse city officials including Cicero town president Joseph Klepa, mayor Edwin Korancinka, secretary Svoboda and police chair Svoboda of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Most counts target beer distributors and underworld figures involved in the case.
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Annea Frese
Chicago
TNS
Cicero
Josep 2
Klepha
Boar
Edwin G. Korancinka
Svoboda
Chaerypt
Fie
Escaped From Buffalo Jail In Erie Case
Erie Pa October 1 Robert Jones alias Roy Wilson 20 year old escaped inmate identified by Turnkey Samuel Seite and Deputy Rue as the Buffalo jail escapee. He had pleaded guilty to larceny before the court and was returned to Buffalo to face burglary and jailbreaking charges.
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United Press
Erie
Robert Jones
Roy Wilson
Epro
Eris
Samuel Seite
Rue
Buffalo
Erie County
Jones
Mass in huge stadium at Seequi Centennial expositions
In Philadelphia an immense assembly is anticipated for a salmon high field mass at the Seequi Centennial exposition next Sunday. Cardinal Dougherty will preside as thousands of Catholics laymen and others attend. Police prepare to manage the crowd for the largest religious gathering ever hosted at the exposition site.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Chirot
Sun Kita
Cardinal Dougherty
Watic
Weill
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Tnternational
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West Smith ST
Bracken
Ginesi
Pelfpsylvania
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Hipen
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Softiser
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Open Tatler
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Hag
Shst
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Anne Ban
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Cobham
R.R. Man
Teamer Furmore
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