Twenty One Cars Derailment Cripples Pennsylvania Line
A freight train derailment on the Pennsylvania rail line disrupted traffic as 21 cars left the rails. Several cars were damaged and track repairs were underway with service not yet resumed. Train crews reported casualties and injuries among passengers and workers as authorities investigated the accident scene.
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Roporia Font
Fiat Hecaporl
Gtactine Ory
Feokun Rail
Sfus
September Rain Records Smashing Weather Observed
Heavy rains in September shattered local records with extreme totals and high winds. Observers noted 86 degree warmth, 272 inches precipitation hours, and 840 inches total, marking unprecedented storm activity and damaging conditions across the area.
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Dyer
Dides
Bilson
Susquehanna Flood Claims Tenth Victim
The Susquehanna River flood inundated towns and farms as rail lines repaired washouts and waterborne debris cleared. Alvin Hoss, 59, of Mobile, is reported as the tenth storm fatality, killed while attempting to sound river depth near Wart.
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United Frere Wilkes
Alvin Hoss
Mobbie
Canadian financier lost in landslide
A Canadian financier, William Price, reportedly perished in a landslide near Quebec City. The article identifies Price as president of a private health venture and notes his prominence as a regional financier.
Newly Revised Assessment to Be Published Soon
The city council advances a revised assessment with a first public preview planned for Cav property owners and taxpayers. We through the Journal expect completion of the copy, with council dates set for next week to approve and publish details and appeals anticipated in November.
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Connell
City Assesson
West
Corry Breaks Ground for New Express Station
Corry announces construction of a new express station west of the current building. Warren Construction Company signs the contract with D Warren Dynnny of Corry Brick and Tim Wonipatty overseeing the work. About 100000 brick will be used for the project.
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Corry Brick
D. Warren Dynny
Worry Brick
Tim
Wonipatty
Une
Gontinct
Warren Construction Company
Can Hiractory
New Yorker Faces Death Penalty in French Rum Ring Case
New Yorker Max Phair battles charges tied to a Mulhouse steamer raid that netted pirates $2 million. French prosecutors seek consent to press conspiracy charges while US authorities await information on remaining suspects.
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United Press
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Phe
New Yorker
United States
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Prench
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Sile
Welieve Phatt
Ab Memant
New York
Woman escapes from reform school in chain and rope
Madeline Stanton ten, shackled at the ankles with a wheel chain, crawled from the George Junior Republic at Brockville, Long Island, and fled to a police station. She climbed from a grand stem window using improvised rope and traveled along the highway in disguise.
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Syracuse
Madeline Stanton
Seforia
Long Island
George Junior Republi
Broeville
United Frere
Pittsburgh
Gardner
Frisths
Fredquessty
Miz Robert Visits Spartansburg Family on Euclid Street
Miz Robert from Spartansburg visits with Mie AL Damon and Marion Lee Owens and daughter Elva. They travel to the father's home near Waterford to spend two weeks.
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Spartansburg
Mie AL Damon
Marion Lee Owens
Elva
Euclid Street
Waterford
Indicted Wheeler claims political blackmail scheme
Sen John Burton Wheeler alleges that Republican agents and Burns detectives pressured District Attorney Slattery through bootlegging cases to secure an indictment against him. Wheeler says Justice Department involvement and Blair Doan of the National Republican Committee acted to silence Slattery in exchange for the indictment.
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Department of Tue
Burton
Republcan
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Compar Thin Yn
Wheeler
Burns
Justic Department
Butte
Shuttery
Ilis Faris
Hooueggers
Helena
Wheelers
Blair Doan
National Republica
Justice Agaist
International Air Races Open At Wright Field
The opening day of the three day International air races at Wright Field features thirtyone pilots in the National Cash Register trophy over a 15 mile closed course. Prizes include 85000 in Liberty bonds. The Central Labor Union trophy follows with eight laps around the same course. The Liberty Engine Builders trophy concludes the day with 180 miles over a one mile course with eleven Haviland entries.
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United Press
Wilbur Wright
Dawton
Wright Brothers
Central Labor Union
Thay Tan
Liberty Engine Builders
Haviland
Murder at restaurant ends in fatal shooting
A real estate operator named Teine Miegéian, 50, was shot and killed in a cafe yesterday evening. An unidentified tall man entered, drew a pistol, and fired at Miegéian while he sat with others, according to Samuel Gold of the cafe. The motive and suspect remain unknown as police investigate.
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Samuel Goldmaus
Roma
City council to appropriate funds for new recreation director
The city considers funding a recreation director to oversee programs and act as physical education instructor in schools. An appointment target is set for next week though candidate availability and potential budget disputes complicate the process.
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Spruce
Bavi Soo
Scrantom
Connell
Auxiliary of Hospital in Session
The opening meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Work Hospital was held at the Municipal Building. They planned to redecorate and furnish the interior, acquire five new sterilizers for the dining room, and discuss an upcoming New Year’s party.
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Pa Fearon
Ladies Auxiliary
Wore Hospital
Getork
Prisoner Joe Howard Recaptured After Fairview Escape
News from Scranton reports Joe Howard, one of the Fairview State Hospital escapees on August 25, has been arrested in Denver, Colo. He faces return to Pennsylvania for a Philadelphia bank robbery escape link with William Fisher from New Castle. Fisher was later arrested near Niagara Falls. A former guards at the hospital allegedly aided the fugitives’ breakout.
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Joe Howard
State Hospital
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Colo
Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia
Walliam Fisher
New Castle
Fisher
Niagara
Old Landmark in Franklin Hit by Fire
Fire swept the Eld McGiegor Howl at Parkers Landing in Franklin Pennsylvania early today destroying an unoccupied hotel building known as a landmark. Police investigation follows reports of possible incendiary origin and ownership by the Mineo Coal Co.
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United Press
Franklin
Eld McGiegor
Parkers Landing
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Strome
Mineo Goal Co
Petty Theft at Refining Co Being Probed
Chief of Police Dunkle investigates theft at the Atlantic Refining Company office. Checks totaling over 200 dollars were stolen by a youth previously linked to petty theft. Suspects and clues are being pursued, with the office believed to have been broken into.
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Dunkie
Palve
Roosevelt on long tour through New York state
Theodore Roosevelt campaign kicked off with a three day speaking swing across major cities in New York. He denounced the Ku Klux Klan by name and attacked the League of Nations while pledging support for Coolidge era policies and stricter state prohibition enforcement.
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N.Y
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Theodore Roosevelt
Ku Klux Klan
Nassau
Suffolk
League of Nations
Coolidge
France to refund debt to United States under moratorium
Washington reports say France plans to refund its debt to the United States under an eight to twelve year moratorium. The move follows the Geneva protocol and Dawes plan successes. French officials, includingHerriot's ministry and the Poincare opposition, favor next steps while avoiding embarrassment during money needs.
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Washington
Frances
United States
Herriot Ministry
Eeaees
France
Permanent End to War Hoped Thru Geneva Protocol
Representatives from 47 nations approved the League of Nations arbitration and disarmament protocol in Geneva. France Poland Latvia Estonia Bulgaria and Serbia signed, claiming the pact ends war and lowers armaments while broad economic protections are outlined.
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Nations
Menimets
League of Nations
Prance
Spoksemen
Poland
Latevia
Esthenia
Bulgaria
Serbia
Alen
Splakers Dae
Kiwanis Club backs city zoning plan push
Kiwanis Club approves a city zoning system to restrict manufacturing near residential areas. A committee to work with the Chamber of Commerce was named, chaired by W. L. Peaks, to pursue an ordinance and arrange a conference for action. Robert Patterson presided as members reported committee progress and attendance. Mrs. Francis Linscott of Tulsa began a visit with Miss Emma Linscott.
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Chamber of Commerce
AV Co
Murray
Beewants Glib
W. L. Peaks
Kaz Seléle
D. Warren DeRosay
H. H. Keppel
Chamber of Commerte
Robert Patterson
Kiwanis Club
Exters
Lea Cook
We Ball
Francis Linscott
Tulsa
Oklo
City
Emma Linicott
Five Best Radio Feature Highlights Across Stations
Radio feature lineup includes KGBO Oakland at 8 P M Pacific with The Man on the Box. WIP Philadelphia airs 8 15 P M Eastern with the Philadelphia Police Band. WJAX Cleveland presents Spanish music and organ recital at 8 P M Eastern. WOAYS Omaha offers Owl frolic after Easter. WEAL New York features Vincent Lopes program at Easter night.
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WEAL
New York
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