Briand opens drive to urge U S membership in League
The piece reports Briand urging U S membership in the League of Nations amid calls for broader participation in world peace efforts. It notes European voices supporting the protocol and the need for American public opinion to back the League while outlining registration drives for voters ahead of the November election.
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Briand
U.S
League
United Press
EVA
France
United Beale
Germany
United States
Deseet Cantier
Vonmalssfons
United
Helium Rndio
Cuiy Yates
Thie
Bor Tess Thin
Theft From Office Allegations At Juvenile Facility
Police report a juvenile case involving alleged thefts from an office at a student charity site. Investigators pursued a confession and identified a suspect who had access to the offices in the afternoon.
Corry Delegate to Confer With Seth Gordon
President Wesley Howard outlines a warlike stance while Corry plans a meeting with Seth Gordon. Local club members await a scheduled session where the delegate will report on investigations and actions. Ty Stearne visited Frie. W. H. Howard traveled to Brie for a Sportsmen meeting. Mrs. Jessie Desmont spent the day in Oll City.
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Corry
Seth Gordon
Wesley Howard
Ghief Dunkie
Krice
Seth
Gordon
Fpalsu
Wis Menn
Afi
Ty Stearne
Frie
Ile
Rehatives
W. H. Howard
Alton
Brie
Jessie Desmont
Oll City
Corry Firemen Invade Erie Next Thursday Parade
Corry firemen head to Erie for a Thursday parade competition at the Stowe Pure meets Morivention. Final arrangements include the Star Uniforms and the Larkin devny corps of Bunato and the Lar wn band. Firemen urged motorists to have their cars ready at Vic First Ward fire station Thursday at 0 pelt.
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Snd
Ubory
Tipemen
Thuralay
Mets
Sruniferdlore
Larkin Devny Corps
Bunato
Larry
Ty Melo
Vic First Ward
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A compact radio listings note for WGY Schenectady WZ Kansas City and APL Los Angeles programs. Shows include U.S. Navy Band Melodrama and Indian music program in Pacific time slots.
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WEAP
Washington
U.S. Navy
WGY
Schenectady
Kansas City
Minstree
APL
Los Aniveles
Pacific
Progrim
D A A Chapter Opens Season With Road Incident
The Valley Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution opened its year with a meeting after a collision on Tinley Lake road involving a Studebaker touring car owned by SG. Sweet and driven by his son Albert. No injuries were reported though the car sustained front-end damage and a twisted frame. A social hour followed with hostesses and refreshments.
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Studebaker
SG. Sweet
Albert
Wravenstenn
Valley
Tinley Lake Road
Daughters of American Revolution
Cronin
Giblin
Howard
Nits
Andrew Paulson
HW. Gretater
W, D, Rowe
Afri Mal Manger
Jackie describes his visit to Mussolini in Rome
United Press report recalls Jackie Coogan meeting Italian premier Benito Mussolini in Rome in October 1941. He describes being greeted warmly, Mussolini rising from his desk, and the cordial exchange with Crano and Signor Deane as they discussed the visit with great interest worldwide.
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Jackie
Mussolini
Jackie Coogan
United Press
Rome
Mao
Signor Deane
Nussolinuts
Romé
Signor Crano
Mainthan
Police Slayer Escapes From Farview Hospital
Scranton, Pa October report says Walter Motion, a Wilkes Barre youth once convicted of killing a policeman, escaped from Farview/Purview hospital via a forty foot chimney. He was originally sentenced to death, later deemed insane and committed. Authorities chased across Wayne County as a statewide search spread by radio broadcasts.
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United Press
Scranton
Walter Motion
Wilkes Barre
Aorinston
Tyr Weare
Stats
Insakio
Paryiéw
Moline
Martial law and censorship reported in Romanus region
Martial law had been proclaimed in Romanus with strict censorship in place. Unofficial advices indicated tightened control and limited public information during the period.
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Athens
Romanus
Xumor Train Riders Die in P R R Wreck
Railroaders dispute reports of casualties but wreckage clearing will take days and train service will resume gradually. Officials warn against premature conclusions while investigators assess the P R R incident and its cause.
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XUMOR
P. R.R
Wrecker Upsets Kane Crew Amid Pittsfield Derailment
Wreck derailed near Pittsfield on the Pennsylvania Railroad disrupted service and drew hundreds of locals. Three Kane wreckers escaped instant death as a heavy piece toppled during relief work while crews continued clearing debris and restoring schedules over several days.
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Ral
Thurwlay
Pittfield
Cev Lil
Pittsfield
PRR
Ufp
Kane
Bealls
Butler Leaves for Vacation in Woods Mission
Director of Public Safety Butler departed for a vacation “Somewhere in the woods” to recuperate from recent films. He urged police inspectors to continue cleanup efforts and warned against new breaches, stressing faith in the Police Department and best effort.
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Uniwn
Pndatielphia
Public Safety
Tnt
Oil City Man Is Arrested for Unpaid Debts
Max Sheiiler of Oil City was arrested here yesterday on request of Oil City authorities. He is wanted for nonpayment of boat bill and room rent. He was returned to Oil City today and will be held there before Alderman Me Cready.
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Max Sheiiler
Oil City
Digest polls show little change in national race
The Literary Digest poll reports President Coolidge leading in Virginia and Texas with Olin W. Davis showing in several states. Wisconsin and California show varying support. La Follette holds a plurality in multiple regions as Coolidge leads by about 800,000 nationwide while Minnesota remains a La Follette stronghold with a gap around 11,000 votes.
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United Press
New York
Deld
Returne
Hotares
Literary Digest
Coolidge
Virginia
Texas
Olin W. Davie Payses
Wisconsin
la. Follette
Coulidge Nas
la Tollette
Davis
California
Moutidge
Minnesota
la Voilétte
Borough School at Columbus to Open Oct 13
The Tulumbull Borough school will open on October 13 after extensive remodeling. Building completion improves facilities for pupils. Thanks were given to Elmer McElroy and George Themiss for speeding repairs. The Warren County Teachers’ Institute will be held November 4, enabling Columbus sessions about a month before the institute official date.
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Teachers’ Institute
Tulumbull Borough School
Elmer McElroy
George Themiss
New Ruling for Osteopaths in Harrisburg
Attorney General Woodruff issues guidance in Harrisburg on whether licensed osteopathic physicians may use drugs for minor surgery obstetrics or as antidotes. Dr O Snyder asked if osteopaths have the same rights as other physicians to drug use.
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Harrisburg
Get
Aatorney General Woodruff
O | Snyder
Wheeler
Davis rallies to aid Smith in New York State
In New York Ost 3 Davis, longtime Democratic campaigner, campaigns in New Jersey and New York attacking lax government and linking to Teapot Dome. He rallies with Smith and Roosevelt mentions, urging honesty in government and criticizing Republican alibis.
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Davis
Smith
New York State
Jersey
United Press
New York
Juli W. Davis
New Jerey
Teapot Dome
Trenton
Newark
Pririretoh
Essexbeth
Providence
Madison, Square Garden
al Smith
Hyland TL
Rubek
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
David
Edward J. Doheny
They Navy
Roosevelt
Hoy
Mise
Elizabethy Marbury
Brookhart Attacks Coolidge Wall Street Link in Iowa Speech
U S Senator Smith W Brookhart, Republican leader, accuses the Coolidge administration of serving the Wall Street bloc and Lincoln and Roosevelt ideals. He says he will not bolt the GOP, but opposes leadership by a “Non-Partisan League” and pledges to fight to defend party principles against perceived corruption and corporate influence.
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Farm Bloc
Coolidge
la Follette
United Pres
Ceidge
Raby M. LaPolleie
Ty x
GOP
Brockhart
Repltty Cat
de Vouers
Hanya
Penrose
Newberry
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Tig
Department of Our Bovenment
Oll
Rave
Wall Street
Valleomda
Man Found Guilty in Maryland Tarring Case
Harry Leatherman of Myersville was convicted of aiding and abetting Mrs. Mary Shank in the tarring and feathering of Dorothy Grandes near Myersville on July 4.
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United Press Prederick
Harry Leatherman
Myersville
Mary Shank
Dorothy Grandes
Lieut Stormer Claims National Rifle Honors at Camp Perry
Lieut Robert L Stormer of Oil City leads the National Guardsmen rifle field at Camp Perry Ohio as the top marksman among 54 competitors. The Howitzer Co 112th Infantry officer earned a gold medal and a cash prize with strong showings by teammates including Sgt William Swann and Lieut Shiltent Miller. The national shoot began September 1 with teams from National Guards Army Marine Corps and several states entered.
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Liewt
Robert L Stormer
Oil City
Wid
12Th Regiment
Sifie
Indhdes
Shiltent Miller
Sergt William Swann
Camp Perry
Grardeneés
Agnenta
Ol City
Bhiezard
Robert L. Stormer
Guietsmen of America
Bob
Ohio
Joesman
Howitzer Co
112Th. Infantry
GN. P
Camp Pertyy
National Guards
Army
Marine Corps
Flinghbadgh
Inca ‘Company
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