Assurances On Road Project Promised In Union City Area
Definite assurances on a new road between Union City and Waterford were given by Highway Commissioner Wright and others. A letter to Union City officials outlines that paving and a contract for next year will move forward, with a route proposed from Union City through North Main and Percy streets toward Waterford. Residents fear disruption and loss of direct access, while officials stress the project as the shortest factory route, with a $50,000,000 bond plan to be voted on in November.
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Union City
Waterford
Paul D. Wright
Vail
Haig County
Comision
Oe PD
Persylvania
Rum
Perry Uighwas
Powdl
Waterfort
Aeve Tyres
Letechwack
Lottie Highway Department
White Union City
Wlefell
Bordigo
Thianaylvania
Thalko
Cherad
Meadville
Roel
Lirtine
Mrs TD Moore Returns Home After Visit to Pittsburgh
Mrs TD Moore of North Center returned home this morning after visiting relatives and friends in Pittsburgh for the past few days.
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TD. Moore
North Center Atrnet
Pittsburgh
Pepper Plans to Quit as Party Committeeman
Piladelphia Oct 2 Senator George Wharto Pepper said he planned to resign as national committeeman from Penny vivunril as Republican leaders debate the post. He argued a U S senator should not hold the national role and predicted an early departure. State Senator and Congressman elect William S Ware former Governor Sproul and Treasury Secretary Mellon were named as possible successors.
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Piladelpna
George Wharto
Pepper
Penny
Treawusy Mellon
Organized Labor Drafts 24 Program for Portland
Portland Oregon, labor leaders at the American Federation of Labor Ware convention propose a 1924 program to reform labor relations. Key aims include worker protections, extended social welfare, and improved job security through organized action and planning for wartime era adjustments.
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Portland
Oregon
American Federation of Labor
Titusville Cop Kills Man After Discovering Wife With Him
Edwin L. Stern, 40, was shot and fatally wounded by Officer Charles L. Weatherbee of the Titusville police after Weatherbee reportedly found Stern with Stern’s wife in the Weatherbee residence. Stern died at the city hospital about half an hour later. Coroner and district attorney opened an investigation as the ambulance was called and Stern’s body prepared for burial.
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Titusville
Edwin L. Stern
Charles L. Weatherbee
O'Elucke
Weaterier
Stenini
New Port
Xedan
Weatherbee
Sterling
Hidwards
Whit Sews
P Amu Corater
Robert A. Kerr
Kerr
Flanders
Hay
August Dalys
Stirling
Joyce
Jamexin Wax
Wbutt
Ewan
Married at Meadville in Pennsylvania
Mrs Patherine Capwert of Loran and Mp married at L Seliolton of Maute withe Monday aftertwosy at Du otuck by Rev G Montoir Walker of the First Baptist Church Both well known in the area. They plan a wedding trip to Chicago and other places.
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Patherine Capwert
Loran
L. Seliolton
Maute
du Otuck
G Montoir Walker
Chicago
Olor
Columbian
Opium Seized in Pittsburgh Safe Deposit Box
Federal narcotic agents seized opium worth fifty thousand dollars from a downtown Pittsburgh bank safe deposit box today under a federal search warrant. Arrests followed for Lvs Quodke and Dock You who admitted concealing the drugs in the deposit box.
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Pittsburgh
ZR-1 Completes St Louis Jaunt in Record Time
United Press reports the airship ZR-1 arrives in St Louis after a 200 mile hop from Lakehurst New Jersey. The craft refuels at St Louis Airport then moors at Lakefront Hangar while officials discuss extending the stay amid weather and scheduling delays.
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ST. Louis
Pinchot Faces Heavy State Duties in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot endures a crowded slate of obligations as he navigates state governance. He aims to maintain undivided focus on policy while addressing high prices, preparing three addresses, and overseeing a broad agenda amid reorganizational efforts and meetings with officials and family.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Bean
Waynand Vieany
le Thi Wooks
Hiladel
Eric
Samplex
Miners Bank Declares Large Dividend in Wilkesbarre
Wilkesbarre October 2 The Minut e Book reports Miners Bank will pay a 100 dividend 505 cash and 00 stock. President Kitby and VP Woolworth announce the capital increase from 1 000 000 to 2 000 000 partly by the dividend and stock sale. The dividend comes from the bank’s surplus about 750 000 remains in surplus says Kitby.
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Wilkesbarre
Steck
Kitby
P. W. Woolworth
Kithy
Rail problem next issue to face Coolidge era
Washington dispatch reports looming rail policy clash as Congress weighs compulsory consolidation plans and progressive opposition prepares action. Sen Cummins leads Interstate Commerce Committee in drafting a compromise bill extending three to four years with new enforcement and potential voluntary elements. Rail Labor Board chair Hooper and Northern Pacific chair Elliott discuss strengthening powers to enforce rulings.
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Het
Dreylent Couthuge
Twykle
Fehdery Kays
Cummins
Senate
Harding
Winther
Hen Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Honard Elliott
Northern Packie
City Council Hears Regular Meeting Actions
Last night the City Commission met with Commissioner Bliss presiding in Mayor Alexander's absence. Votes approved pavement assessment for Hongard Street, city engineer pay estimates, and rebates on West Church. A North Center Street workers issue was noted with safety matters to be installed after receipt. Fines totaling 150 dollars were reported by the Philips Magistrate. A 30 day extension was granted to Keystone Constitution Company for the paying program due to delays. A remonstrance from Wright Street residents opposing proposed improvements was filed for future reference. Mrs. C. B. Badin left for Union City for the Brethren Missionary Society meeting, while Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ransen of Winfield, Kans., visiting relatives, planned trips to Washington and New York before returning home.
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Bliss
Alexander
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Phlips
Rogers
Keystone Constitution Company
Hip
Ty Council
Wright Street
East Washington
Smith Streets
C. B.badin
Union City
Miaionary Society
J. H. Ransen
Winfield, Kans
Julia Lindsley
Washington
New York City
Hom
Corry Lighting Company Sale Rumors Resurface
Reports claim Corry Lighting Company was sold as talks continue over local electric supply. Officials deny current negotiations with Pen Corporation or nearby rivals while confirming no recent developments. observers expect a decision on future electricity provision for the region.
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Leon
Moone
Thie Ponts Company
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Erie
Poon Corporation
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Operaien
Ridowax
Kuna
Warren
Plaoen
Moore
Ty Erie
Moon Conporie van
Pen Corpo
Fratton
Jocal Lighting Company
Clarion
Pann Corporation
Japan Extends Appreciation to All Americans
In Tokyo on October 2 the Japanese envoy praised Americans for aiding Thai refugees and condemned the gas attacks. American Ambassador Woods replied that the long friendship between Japan and the United States remains strong and enduring with prominent Japanese attendees present.
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United Press Tokio
Thane i Amorivany
Fnr
America
Tokugawa
Woods
U S Air Service Official Tours Orient In Major Mission
Assistant chief of the United States Army Air Service, Gen William Mitchell, starts a mission from Washington to the Orient. He plans stops including the Philippines and Japan to study aviation and military aviation development.
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Washington
Reig
William Minchel
United States
Aeing Air Service
Thaves
Amuried
Mitchell
Amantin Army Air Service
San Franciscn
The
Air Service
Haygais
Philippines
Japan
Corry 18 Included in Corn Borer Quarantine
Corry 18 listed in quarantine for corn borer infestation. Wastington, Gel county and surrounding areas reported affected by the pest control order. Officials warn growers to inspect fields and follow containment measures to prevent spread.
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CORRY
Caruso's Successor Sought In Italian Tenement Hometown
United Press report from New York outlines a possible successor to Caruso, found in a cramped Mott Street tenement. Mike Angela Rigwini, 29, is described as the neighborhood tenor whose operatic singing calms dogs and street vendors. Residents have bought $25 shares in his future, with a Conte Bonse sail planned for Italy to pursue a professional career.
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United Press
New York
T Carugo
Mott Street
Thalian
East Side
Ife
Mike Angela Rigwini
Borhood
Italy
Jos
Pedra
Guiseppe
Rist
Salvatore
Oklahoma voters report smooth polls amid wartime security
Amid nationwide martial law rhetoric and deputized citizens, polling places opened with large lines in Oklahoma. State election officials warned of penalties for interference as 200 deputies patrolled Carter County while a deputy was hurt in an accidental shooting. Local sheriffs stressed vigilance and urged calm as officials maintained lawful election conduct during the special election.
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United Press
Hlatsoma
Oklahma
Oklahoma
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Young
Ropatty
W McAllister
Milas
Ielatonn
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Leo
Ardmore
Okla
Carter County
Guy
Walton
Sherff
London
Garett
Healle Tonind
Wilson
Coolidge Signals Federal Action If Oklahoma Court Interfered
President Coolidge stated at the White House that the federal government will intervene if the United States mails or courts are interfered with in Oklahoma. He stressed a firm, neutral stance and swift federal involvement to maintain order.
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Washington
United States
Oblahoma
Coolidge
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