Withdrawn Invitations Spark Detroit Labor Crisis
Detroit ministers withdraw invitations to ALF speakers prompting tension as the United Labor movement recalls pulpit talks. Detroit Labor leaders denounce the action while the YMC A cancels a Green address and the Detroit Guard of Commerce faces protest letters from city officials.
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ALF
Detroit
United Prove
Foster
Issuen Liv
William Green
Detroit Guard If Commerce
Green
YMEA
YMC A
Exidkiie
Salvation Anny
James Fookes
Invita
Gréen
American Federation of Labor
Mjtedt
Morton
Pearhon
Chureles
Vom
Ya Chhirchman
Labor Organi Hons
Marion Talley Takes Out Large Life Insurance Policy
In New York on October 6 Marion Talley, the renowned young opera singer, has secured a life insurance policy valued at $500,000. A separate $900,000 policy is planned to fund charitable trusts aimed at supporting musical education for underprivileged youth.
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Marion Talley
W York
Marion
Young “Oper Gla
Bodies of 22 Miners Remain Unrecovered
United Press reports 22 miners still dead inside the Rockwood mine shaft area after Monday’s explosion. Company officials and rescue workers continued retrieval efforts as officials warned it could be months before all remains are recovered.
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United
Rockwood
Tey
Ciiefs
Welle
Titusville Faces Small Flood From River Overflows
Heavy showers cause Titusville street flooding as the river overflows. Sewers struggle to carry rainwater and debris clogs inlets. Officials report water levels receding after dark while nearby streams rise and cleanup continues. Ed. Murrington supervised street work during the downpour.
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Titusville
Miners Reject Peace Plans in UK Coal Dispute
Unofficial returns indicate a substantial majority of miners rejected government proposals to end the five month long coal strike. About 15000 miners had returned to work yesterday, with officials preparing a report to be submitted to tomorrow's delegate conference as 196,000 miners remain idle.
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United Pros
London
Te Mifuinye Dbstety Gy
Tallol
Toworrowy
Hrntig
Wireless
Tae Teast
Republican candidates tour Western Pennsylvania counties
A campaign swing by Republican hopefuls traced through Franklin Erie and surrounding areas. Candidates Van S. Varo for Senate, John Fisher for governor, Arthur James of Wilkes Barre for lieutenant governor, and J. P. Woods Ward for secretary of interior affairs planned a rally at Fay High School auditorium. Eric Fisher Wood chaired the state committee, with Karl Mackey and David Rood among local organizers.
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Franklin
Saniares
Pennsylvania
Vorgakd
Cit
Noite
Tonesta
Otter
I Ge
Republican Congress
Brighton
Erie
Repiblican
Weill Spuare
Cade
Fay High School
Parydé
Républican County
Brey
van S. Varo
Senate
John Fisher
Arthur James
Wilkes
Barre
Mleut
Woods
Ward
Eric Tisher Wood
Tarry Mackey
Ark
Philadelphia
Sergior David Rood
Pittsburgh
U S Exports of Automobiles Rise in Eight Months
United Press reports from Washington that 194? exports of automobiles by the United States rose to 250000 units in the first eight months, a four percent increase over the previous year. August exports fell below July, with trade officials optimistic about the remaining months.
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Washington
Ont
U—N Negrose
Domimercé Department
Ota Durie
Browning Separation Fuels Rumors Of Troubles
United Press reports Frances Penshes Heenan Browning remains separated from husband Browning after a New York hotel incident and a brief New Jersey shopping trip. Browning says they are not pursuing divorce now, while speculation focuses on alleged disputes over stage roles and lifestyle.
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United Fross
New York
Frances Penshes
Heenan Browning
Browning
Tye
Alburrban
Pooches
New Jersey
Peaches
Prince Charmile
Clymer Man Injured In Crash At North Seger Road
A Clymer man named Anis Sehwes is hospitalized after a crash with a car driven by Orrin Marcin on the road between North Seger and Papa. The condition of Harry Moore, Sherman youth, is listed as improved with injury to the right side. Raymond Pardinis of North Clymer remains seriously injured after a fall from a silo, with pelvis fracture reported and ongoing care.
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Anis
North Seger
Papa
Harry Moore
Sherman
Raymond Pardinis
North Clymer
Ini
Corry Man Sells Half Interest in 61 Percent Lease
A Corry man sells half interest in a 61 percent lease on the Brown farm near Titusville on the Oil Greek road amid extensive nearby drilling. The Moore interests purchased half of the Gerry-mah holdings, about two hundred acres, with numerous wells already drilled and development ongoing. The outlook is very encouraging for the field and local oil activity.
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Brown Farm
A. A. Williams
Moore
Shellier
Williams
Preparedness Confab Opens in Philadelphia
Military preparedness and national defense headline a three day convention opening in Philadelphia on October 6. Delegates from across the country attend as Gen John J Pershing is to participate in a Valley Forge Memorial chapel service and receive an honor from the Valley Forge Memorial Association. The convention aims to influence the national conference of the American Legion.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Gene John J. Pershing
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel
Fomer
ATP
Herbert Furie
Tthe
Valley [Hone Memoirial Association
Trial Near End in Conspiracy Case Involving Former Officials
In New York, prosecutors completed evidence in the conspiracy case against Harry Diugherty, former Attorney General, and Thomas W. Miller, former alien property custodian, over control of $7,000,000 in American Metal Company assets impounded during German ownership. The defense closed its case abruptly, and after a noon session it appeared the jury would decide within days.
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United Press
New York
Get
Harry Diugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Metal
Ompany
Veterans Post Hallowe'en Celebration Backed by Merchants
The Liew A. W. Thompson Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars reports broad support for a city Hallowe en celebration on Saturday October 30. Harry Spicer says canvass shows no businessman opposes or resists aiding the Mardi Gras event. Allan Spencer and Ralph Munsee handle dance plans with Company A for the joint celebration.
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A. W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ripport
Allan Spencer
Ralph Munseé
Company A
Banking Bill Approved by American Bankers Association
The McFadden national banking bill minus the Hull amendment was endorsed by the American Bankers Association in a special session by a vote of 418 to 28. The session followed heated discussions through the night and adjourned at 1 o'clock this morning. In San Diego a fire swept a canyon near Estondide with one fruitless search for missing men amid hundreds of volunteers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McFadden National Banking
American Bankers Association
United Prose
San Diego
Sweeth Canyon
Estondide
Hames
San Diego County
Editor Claims Indiana Under Klan Control
A Vincennes editor Thomas Adams accuses Indiana of Klavern rule and seeks a federal probe into a "Klan dominated super-government" while Indiana Republican editors split over sanctioning the investigation. Governor Jackson blocks access to ex Grand Dragon D. Stephenson in prison where he serves life for Madge Oberholtzer murder amid graft and bribery charges.
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United Press Indianapolis
Thomas Adams
Vincennes
Intima Today
Indians Republican
J. Frank McDermond
Adams
D. ©. Stephenson
Indiana
EU Kine Klan
Vindianapolis
Chicago
Vertsin
Is Probe
Jackson
Stephenson
Michigan City
Dragon
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapollo
Senate
Bing
Cloudburst floods up to six feet in Pennsylvanian towns
Scranton dispatch reports a cloudburst along the Latkayanna Trail harming Harford Hepbottom Kingsley and Foster. towns flooded with two to six feet of water on main streets. cellars and homes inundated as rocks rolled from mountainsides. no injuries reported so far.
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Scranton
Harford
Hepbottom
Kingsley
Foster
Beardstown Faces Heavy Flood Destruction
Beardstown Illinois reports the Illinois and Lost River flooding vast areas with over a hundred square blocks submerged. Streets four feet deep, sidewalls erected, taxis ferry residents, flood stage of 253 feet feared by Thursday. nearby Peoria, Carrollton and others report submerged lowlands and constant sandbag work.
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United Press
Beardstown
Ill
Illinois
Illinois River
Tereck
Springfield
Beardspawn
Kinvadts
Wirehall
Carrolton
Kansas City
Kerasas
Oklahoma
Sis Mehics
Caney River
Ramona
Sam Carter
Ralph Rhoades
Kansas
Coffeyville
Kans
Hood
Mercury Drop Recall Early Winter of 1925
Cold snap in the wake of heavy showers recalls the early 1925 winter. Journal entries note October 1 as the date winter arrived, with winds from the north bringing rain snow and sleet to Chicago and regions east and south.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Albany
Boston
New Haven
Attentions Spurned Man Shoots Woman in Settled Case
SELLINGROVE Pa Oct 6 A man shot a woman and then turned the gun on himself in a boarding house run by Mrs Jennie Beaver Noll. Police say Lewis Cook confessed to the shooting after being spurned, claiming the woman did not return his affection and that he killed her before harming himself.
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Sellinsgrove
Jennie Beaver Noll
Dievorces
Lewis Cook
Cook
Aye
Maye
Radio listings reflect varied programs and games
Radio listings show multiple stations and times for features, sports events, and theatrical programs. Entries include World Series games, Arabian Nights, Gilbert and Sullivan, and opera style broadcasts across WGN WEAF WVEW and other stations with Central and Boston time references.
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KSD
Mt Louis
Central
Boston
Sportsman's Park
Cincinnati
WGN
Chicago
Centrail
Bante
Gilbert
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Jerry
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Eres
Brower
Ifo
Smalley
Clymer
Amos Schrues
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