Yankees Tie Series With 18-4 Win Over Giants
The New York Yankees defeated the Giants 18-4 at Polo Grounds to even the World Series at one win each. Vernon Gomez and the Yankee bats powered a record night with 17 hits including Tony Lazzeri’s grand slam. Gehrig and DiMaggio contributed key hits as the game featured explosive offense and early momentum.
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Giants
United Press
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Yankees
Roosevelt
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
Hal Schumacher
Tony Lazzeri
Tariff Act powers test at federal trade commission
The Commission tests its powers under the Tariff Act with three complaints and five other concerns as it weighs how far the law bans discriminatory pricing in interstate wholesale trade. Supreme court action is seen as a potential duty to provide guidance, with business leaders eagerly awaiting a court interpretation to settle permissible price practices.
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United Press Washingon
Pedra de Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
Trio in Narrow Escape as Auto Overt Unions City
Three city residents were in a 1984 Ford V-8 that skidded on wet pavement near Union City last night and overturned three times. Driver Matio Chirituzio and passengers Steve Grus Nasty and Gertrude Gaffney suffered minor bruises and lacerations but none was seriously hurt. The crash occurred while en route from Erie to Union City around midnight near the Roosevelt Inn.
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Piratas
Union Cy
Matio Chirituzio
Steve Grusnasty
Gertrude Gaffney
Erie
Roosevelt Inn
Unio City
Appliances Co leases store on Centex Street
Conrad Appliance Co announces leasing the former Wim Say shoe repair space on North Centex Street for a November 13 opening. The store will showcase and sell electrical appliances and offer electrical service with two existing outlets in Erie and Meadville. Interior remodeling and staff details are pending.
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Erie
Conrad Appliane Company
Merchantiisersiaf Electrical
Wim Say
Centex Street
Hhlon
Life Ravently
Ste
Conran Company
Meadville
Suy
Besses
County Relief Lead Declines Across Erie County
Relief officials report continuing drop in county relief. In the past week Erie County relief cases fell from 2,179 to 2,160 a decline of 19. The county decline mirrors a wider district loss among 12 counties, totaling a 53 case drop.
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Erie County
Lota oyLin
Estriet
Apie Teverl
Road to Ruin Dividend Payments Reach Record September
In September 1931 dividend payments were the largest for the month, totaling $264,708,000 across 1,158 companies. August saw $334,649,487 across 1,018 corporations, while 1996 figures are noted for comparison.
Smith Backs Landon in New Deal Attack
Smith of Fulton fish market and Empire State Building endorses Alf Landon in a Carnegie Hall speech. He declares Roosevelt leads a Democratic Party pursuing the New Deal, severing ties with his former party as he tours New York, Philadelphia, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin ahead of the campaign.
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United Press
New York
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Fulton Fish Market
Empire State Building
Alfred M. Lanean
Hwe
Franklin D. Roosevel
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Carnegie Hall
Ameren Women
Cov
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Wold
Roosevelt
New Deal
de Wenlamlins
Philadelpia
Massachusetts
Wilngis
Gov. Landon
Herbert Hoover
Hospital Debate Placed Before Voters in Erie County
Erie County officials consider a move to place a hospital referendum before voters. A tuberculosis association committee gathered at the county courthouse to urge a yes vote, while commissioners debate timing and public treasury implications.
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Tubyr Wildes
County Dusinnssanore
Erie County Healthml
Tuberculosis Association Leailers
County Court House
Ogeenhulm
Concensus
Chigh Gierk
Genediut
Third Degree Victim Moved From Grave In Uniontown
Meanie Co Mons han died in a third degree incident and was moved from the grave to Uniontown Hospital where an autopsy was performed. Physicians summoned by witnesses before Pett County grand jury sought to learn other injuries the hotel proprietor suffered when Lin allegedly beat Youth in the county detective case.
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Uniontown
Meanie Co Monshan
Uniontown Hospital
Payette County
Agat
Lin
Heseimarturs
Festival Draws 100 Plus at Legion Home
Over 100 attended a fall and winter festival at the Legion home on North Center Street. Allan Frasbrouck led Keystoniar renderers with dances from square to waltzes. Prizes went to Miss Ese Pier for Ave bud reqatfit and Mrs. William Johnson won auction bridge. other winners included Mrs. HoCraniall and Mrs. Green. Food and refreshments were served as the event honored Legion Auxiliary members and guests.
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Norny
Center Street
Allan Frasbrouck
Ese Pier
William Johnson
HoCraniall
Green
Bing
Sen Kavanach
Floyd Black
Mary Murray
Li Bron
le- Lion
Anu Tadies
Maddy Pho
Budget balance hoped for year ahead by business group
Washington report says the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will present a plan to balance the federal budget in the next fiscal year through expenditure reductions. Pred Th. Cigusen of Hobison Wisconsin submitted a secret report urging fiscal restraint. More than 40 business representatives gathered to review government finance tax surpluses and New Deal social policy including reemployment social security and Robinson-Patman acts under Merchant Marine Committee leadership chaired by James A Farrell former U S Steel president.
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Washington
Board of Dirontors
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
TH. Cigusen
Hobison
Wis
Merchant Marine Committee
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corp
Landon Leads Roosevelt Narrowly In Digest Poll
New York October 2 The Literary Digest poll shows Roosevelt gaining while Landon’s lead tightens to under a thousand votes with Landon at 438,601 and Roosevelt 282,524. Lentke 29,083. The Digest notes two Republican ahead states still hold 200 electoral votes versus 111 for Roosevelt in ten states.
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New York
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Landon
Lentke
Sixth Typhoid Fever Victim Dies in Carlisle
The sixth typhoid victim, Ray Westhater, 40, Carlisle, died last night after hospitalization since August. The outbreak began when WPA workers drank from a contaminated well at Hogestown, prompting 19 people to seek hospital care. Thirteen others, including three young girls and ten WPA workers, remain seriously ill at Carlisle Hospital.
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Harrisburg
Breuwk
WPA
Hogestown
Ray Westhater
Carlisle
Carlisle Hospital
Earle Seeks End to Reading Strike in Harrisburg Trip
George H. Earle flew from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg with Berkshire Knitting Mills Reading and Caton Hosiery workers to negotiate an end to a strike at the mills.
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Reading
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Pittsburgh
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Caton Hosiery
McEadden of Canton Dies After Illness
New York Ger Lewis T McFadden 60 of Canton Pa former congressman who twice sought Hoover impeachment died last night at a hotel with his wife and son present He had planned another campaign but suffered coronary thrombosis at the hospital for crippled and ruptured Killed in wreck near New Gastar Pa J H Stucks Canton fatally injured when his auto collided with Kenneth Williams near here on the Harlanburg pad
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Lewis T. McPadden
Canton
Hoover
Congress
Pennsylvania Bawkers Association
Pennsylvania
C. Elmer Dietrich
T. W. McFadden
Jas Might
New Gastar
J. H. Stucks
Kenneth Williams
Scotland Lane
Harlanburg Pad
Prohibition Party Leader to Speak Here Tuesday
Prohibition party leader D. Harsee of Filkshungh will address a public audience at the municipal hall tonight, outlining a verbal view of the political situation. Chairman Harger and party officials plan to discuss resonant issues and mobilize supporters ahead of the 28th District election.
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D. Harsee
Filkshungh
Chaiensin
Prohibition Party
Wall Deliven
Wuleck West
Dounsyvunie
Harger
Thyary
Judson N
Baltley
Nivnotson
Plisty Canadate
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Knox Denying Bank Charges Rally In Pittsburgh
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Frank Knox reiterated charges that banks fail to protect savings and life insurance, speaking before about 5,000 at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburgh. He argued administration policies threaten financial security and urged Pennsylvania to support his critique.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Knox
Permsylvania
Knox
Duquesne Gardens
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Allenown
Fire victim Harold Smith shows steady hospital improvement
Harold Smith, 22, of Liberty Street, lies at Corry Hospital with severe leg burns from a gasoline station fire at the Oil Creek Refining Company on East Main Street. Investigation suggests gasoline did not spill from an open stove as once thought. origin remains somewhat of a mystery, possibly sparked.
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Harold Smith
Liberty Street
Corry Hospital
Oil Creek Refining Onc
East Main Street
Roosevelt in Fighting Talk Shows New Deal Work
President Roosevelt delivered an impassioned defense of New Deal spending and methods amid a dour mood in his second campaign speech in Pittsburgh. About 70,000 heard him rebuke fiscal strain, praising federal aid while urging continued job creation and national recovery efforts.
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Roosevelt
Ball Park
Pittsburgh National League Club
Syracuse
Will
Shiitowt
Busines Convernis
Lierel
Yale
Beamish to Speak at Erie Meeting with Governor Earle
Richard Beamish former state secretary and now chief counsel for the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission will be among speakers at the big Democratic rally in Erie Public Auditorium next Wednesday evening Governor George H Earle will be the vice speaker Beamish is known across the state for his past talks and is active in Democratic circles.
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Richard Beamish
Erie
Chard J) Beamiss
Eounsel
Perneyiyana Public Service Commission
Aiditurinen
George H. Earle
Beamish
Jenny
Dig Priel
Byle
German will deny in court sending bombs in Good Friday case
In Wilkes Barres Oct 2 counsel for Michael Fugmann urged the defense may open today in the trial over the Good Friday bombings that killed Thomas J Maron. The Commonwealth was closing its case against the former German Army officer as witnesses were finished.
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Michael Fugmann
Thomas J.maroney
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