Weathered search hampered for missing air pilot Ames
United Press reports in Bellefonte and Cleveland that pilot Charles J. Ames vanished near the Allegheny Mountains after failing to reach his air station on Thursday night. A large search with 12 planes combs wooded areas around Gobbler’s Knob and Venango and Marion counties. Weather and terrain hinder the hunt as officials express confidence Ames may land nearby while rumors circulate about the fate.
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Bellefonte
Deta
Allexheny
Charles J. Ames
Vila Fia
Ames
Hele Om
Thintigddn
Vlarian
Venango
Toyey Clay
Adios Bululy
Kabuline
Swnhohtily
Mleghony
Iy Venango Auuite
H.R Shaver
Casklin Animation
Ames Pill
Girmal
White Suck
Leveland
Ohio
Chatys Ames
Cleveland
Howard Shayer
Graveland Wir
Shayer
Gleveland
Souirehors
Regiot
Dnton
Kiwanis Seeks More Funds for College Plan
Dr. Troy Gillette heads a city wide fundraising drive for the Kiwanis College Plan. He notes residents may contribute to aid local youths pursuing college work under the plan. Three local students are already supported, with more applications approved after a recent survey. CE Shoop administers the fund and urges additional financial support to help additional applicants.
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Troy Gillette
Corre Kiwanis
Fords
Elh
Gillette
Ik Bssigéa
Riwaiiis
CE. Shoop
Daring Jamestown Robbery Baffles Police
Special to The Journal Jamestown police seek identities of two armed men who bound and gagged a watchman at the Abrithart Bige Jay department stores on West Third Street. They blew the main office safe with nitro and escaped with 3700 in cash and checks. The crime scene left few clues as investigators pursue the well trained trio.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Rolice
Uiree
Thight
Martin Law
Abrithart
Ling
Jamestown Hax
Lawsons
Wiley
Inquiry into Big Baking Firms Merger
United Pros reports U.S. Justice Department attorneys probe whether a 400 million merger among General Baking Ward and Continental Baking violates Sherman antitrust laws. The plan would create a 157 plant, 320 million in annual sales entity, with William Ward possibly taking a top role.
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United Pros
Washington
Det
Justice Department
General Baking Corporation
New York
Baltimore
General Baking Co
Ward Baking Corp
Continental Baking Corp
Ehic Willian Ro Ward
Ward Company
Consolidated Corporation
Sanlion
Ford Car Smashed on Sparta Road
A Ford roadster with a trek body driven by Kenneth Moore of Sherman Street was badly smashed yesterday on the road to Spartans after colliding with an Overlie car. The smaller machine was wrecked. occupants escaped serious injuries though some were bruised. The Ford was towed to town by wrecking operators Spaulding. The top and windshield were demolished, a wheel knocked off, and fenders and body damaged.
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Waéll Ind
Kenneth Moore
Sherman Street
Spartans
Furs
Jlat
Sunimip
Ford
Start Medical Examinations in Schools Tuesday
The annual medical examination of all pupils in the Public Schools will start on Tuesday morning in Corry. Parents will receive a report noting any defects. most exams are brief but aim to identify and correct physical issues before they affect the child. With parent cooperation, corrected defects should rise toward 100 percent.
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Fairview
City of Corry
Howevever
United
Harts
Starrisburg
Ing
Caiieron
Balloonist Forced Down Near Bradford in Detroit News Trophy Race
The High Ball 11, balloon of 32000 cubic feet capacity, carried ten passengers plus pilot Svend A A Rasmussen, landed near Bradford Pennsylvania after the Detroit air port race. The craft covered 225 miles in the trophy event. Authorities confirmed the landing and that Rasmussen reported the incident from Detroit.
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United Pross
Detroit
Midh
Ford
Svend A. A. Rasmussen
Bradford
Pinchot to visit hatcheries and hospitals in northwestern Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot will inspect the Corry hatchery and hospital on Roosevelt highway and visit Union City hatchery and Edinboro State Normal School. The itinerary includes Erie visits, including the Soldiers and Sailors Home and St Vincent's Hospital, with stops at Lawrence Hotel for lunch and Erie Chamber events.
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Uyarnor
Permaylfinia
Salte
Pinehot
Corsy Hospital
Autont City
Tolows
Corry
AG. Buller
Roosevelt Highway
Corry ‘Hospital
Ny Center
West Smith Streets
Anrry
Union City Hatchery
K. Riedel Superig
Het
Erie County
Lawrence
Erie
PAL
Sol Lers and Sailors Home
Ash
State
E B
St Vincent’s Hospital
24Th
Sassafras Streets
State Highway District
Commerce Building
State and
12Th Streets
Hel F. Kloss
West Sth
Erie Chambers of Commerce
Keefer Fined 200 After Union City DUI Plea
Ben Keefer of this city pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Erie court. Judge Po Rossiteri fined him 200 dollars plus costs and gave four months to pay, after Keefer and two Corry men were arrested following a Union City crash that badly damaged their cars.
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Ben Keefer
Union City
Po Rossiteri
Erie
Keetur
Keefer
Corry
Homer Jabnsci
Supreme Court Opens 1925 Term With Stricter Admission Rules
The United States Supreme Court opens its 1925 term amid a 762‑case docket, the largest in years. Chief Justice Taft announces that the court will strictly enforce its nine rules for admitting lawyers, with no exceptions.
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United Press
Washington
Het F
United States Supreme Coturt
Tatts
Kiwanis Club hears Rotary leader on service aims
Kiwanis members heard Harry Auer discuss service clubs nationwide at the Hotel Worry. He noted similar aims and programs between Rotary and Kiwanis and urged cooperation to aid the underprivileged. A joint meeting is planned and a committee will study religious and ethical school training.
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Harry Auer
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Af Hs. Rosia
Mr. Auer
Service Riills
Rotare
Ki Wanis Cits
Corry
Riwannahs
Cis
Walter Peake
Merchants Meeting Tonight at Municipal Building
Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce plans an 8 o clock meeting in the Municipal Building tonight to arrange the next sales event and discuss Wednesday afternoon closing for 1925. Members are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Legion Opens Convention At Omaha Today
The American Legion opens its seventh national convention in Omaha Neb with about 70 000 delegates gathering for the visit of President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge The opening focuses on organizational and national issues including aviation and the Mitchell affair while a presidential train journey precedes the convention.
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United Press
Omana Neb
Amenca Lewioy
Poolidge
Legionnaires
Allete
Mitchell
William Mitchell
War Department
Elett
Sitenett
Fegiu
Mitchel
Omaha
Ness
Tintenjoyert
Iria
Cars Collide No One Hurt Near West Smith Street
A collision occurred last night on West Smith Street near the West Wayne intersection involving a Wytte Phelps vehicle and a parked car. Both vehicles were damaged and the operator of the other machine could not be identified. No injuries were reported.
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Drven Wytte
Phelps
West Simith Street
West Wayne Street
Phelp
Nooa
Thieves Thwarted At Pittsburgh Confectionary
Fragmentary report notes a break in at Gus Mill’s confectionary in Pittsburgh. No items reported stolen. Mrs F E Spencer of Jamestown was visiting with friends in the city. The item mentions planned tied games and a potential death, but details are unclear.
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Pittsburgh
Gus Mill
F. E. Spencer
Jamestown
Jenning
Agreement Reached on Security Pact After Talks at Locurno
United Prose Hocarno reports a breakthrough at Locurno where Germany and allied statesmen reached a preliminary security pact framework. Leaders from Germany Britain Belgium Italy and others agreed on several Rhineland pact provisions and will refine unresolved points with experts after a productive afternoon session.
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Hocarno
Switzerland
Germany
Locurno
Raganding
Sebrity
Petetiedy
Labher
Prince
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Air officer questioned as war dept probes service reforms
War Department questions an air officer amid a push to reorganize the air service for broader duties. Investigations into conduct continue. Lt. Byrom Connell and others advocate separate command and funding structures to strengthen aviation readiness. Communication highlights suggested improvements and funding needs within new air force planning.
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United Press
Ashington
Jawal
Peeser
Sol 'Billy M Chel
War Department
Mitchell
Department
Lam
Bising Ebltieien of
Arty
Nugent
Isi
Aml Aogé
Nitchell
San Antonio
Excape
Connell
Chilean Troops in Open Revolt Reported by United Press
United Press dispatch from Buenos Aires says three Chilean regiments attempted a coup to topple former President Alessandri and restore him after arrests and internal clashes. News notes Alessandri held under guard as officers faced arrest and martial control by the current government.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Alessane
Santiagh
Alessander
Omer
Impr
Gli
Ab Effciati
Shitiaga
Alessandria
Judge Haymaker Dead in Pittsburgh Chronicle
Judge John C Haymaker, a long-serving jurist who presided in the Gein court, is reported dead after a Thursday illness. His death marks the loss of a veteran figure in the Pittsburgh legal scene.
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Haymaker
Pittsvirgi
John Cid
Gein Wourt
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
Today’s featured radio lineup highlights notable programs across networks. UT Town City offers musical variety while WDAF Kansas provides a standard education segment. WLW Cincinnati presents a midweek broadcast with Central Standard content and Henry Play. KPO San Francisco delivers a thirtieth band showcase with varied performances.
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WIZ
New York
East Dar
Levitos Orchestra
UT Town
Tral Standart—Educations
Cane
Kansay Gt Gentral Standard-Tranhos
Cincinnati
Tral Standart
KPO
San Francisco
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