Extradition of Hauptmann to New Jersey Likely
Treated as imminent, Hauptmann’s extradition to New Jersey to face kidnapping and murder charges appears likely as Hunterdon grand jury plans to meet Monday to weigh indictments. In New York, defense counsel seeks dismissal while trial on related extortion charges proceeds in Bronx court. The Spain crisis worsens with martial law considered as rebels attack Madrid and northern coastal cities amid rising casualties.
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Detroit Wins World Series Game 4 to Tie Series 2-2
Detroit Tigers explode for ten runs to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 4 in game four, tying the World Series at two games apiece and securing a finale in Detroit. The Tigers, led by a batting spree, tally early and late to neutralize Cardinal pitching.
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Dizzy Dean Suffers Slight Concussion In Game
In Sportsmen's Park St Louis Oct Dizzy Dean Cardinals ace took a slight concussion after a ball struck him near the temple in the fourth inning. The Tigers Troupers and Cardinals delivered a tight sequence with hits and errors, Dazzy Vance replacing Carleton, Greenberg and Owen contributing offense for Detroit and St Louis respectively. The game featured multiple baserunners, errors and a key play where Orsatti and Martin mishandled a ball allowing White to advance and score.
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Mussolini confirms Franco-Italian pact in Milan rally
Mussolini announced to about 200000 in Cathedral Square that a Franco-Italian agreement, forecast last week by United Press, would be used at the end of October. He said neighboring nations face two policies bitter friendship or hostility and warned against polemics about Yugoslavia belittling the Italian army.
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Ward's Fate in Hands of Jury Deliberations at Tunkhannock
A 41 year old Wallace T. Ward of Bellefonte faced involuntary manslaughter and drunk driving charges after his vehicle struck a bread truck near Lake Winola on July 24, killing Gertride Phillips and her brother Robert. Ward testified he was not intoxicated, but a nervous condition and a head injury daylong contributed to his condition. The six men and six women jury began deliberations with a verdict expected later today.
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Air officials report fogbound mail plane diverted
New York air officials say a mail plane from St Louis landed at Harrisburg Pa after being prevented from landing at Newark due to fog. The incident followed hours of fog cover over the air routes affecting Transcontinental and Western operations.
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Big party registration drives begin statewide
Both Republicans and Democrats push for large voter enrollment as final registration day nears in Pennsylvania. Reports show gains on early days in major cities with forecasts of continued increases. party leaders urge supporters to register and back their tickets ahead of the November election. Governor Pinchot plans blitz for Schnader with rallies in Pottsville and Carrolltown.
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United Press
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Pennsylvania
Franco Italian Pact Hailed at Washington
Washington October 6 officials believe the promised Franco Italian accord announced by Premier Mussolini may be a major step toward world political stability if it settles the long standing Mediterranean naval rivalry. They see it as a good omen for the 1935 naval conference, preparations for which President Roosevelt is sending a delegation to London next week.
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Catalan Republic Proclaimed in Badalona Report
A report from Madrid states the Catalonian government received news that an independent Catalan republic had proclaimed itself in Badalona, a major industrial area. The claim centers on Basalona's status as a key economic hub amid mounting regional tensions.
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Badalona
Spain
Erie Woman Fatally Burned by Bathrobe Fire
In Erie Pennsylvania Mrs Norah Hainsworth 66 died after her bathrobe caught fire from a gas stove in her kitchen. She is survived by her husband Albert two daughters and a sister.
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Clyde F Brown To Again Head Highway Assn
Clyde F Brown of Corry was elected president of the Roosevelt Highway Association at the annual meeting held Friday in Wellsboro Pa. One hundred eight members from towns along the highway attended, with officers Andrew Anderson Port Allegany vice president Raymond Gibbs Scranton secretary and J P Logan Hane treasurer. Annual reports were presented and several resolutions advancing the association’s program were adopted. Present from Corry were C F Brown president James Mead director W H Merrick and F A Loveland.
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Jamis Mead
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Young engineer found guilty at Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on October 6 a jury condemned miner Robert A Edwards to death for murdering a sweetheart to be free to marry another The verdict completed the sensational case and sent the defendant toward the death sentence awaiting Wardens decision and possible appeal It reflects a brutal motive and a public uproar over the crime and punishment in a mining community with miners watching closely for the outcome
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Robert A. Edwards
Still Hope for Share in Huge Estate in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 6, hundreds pursue a share of a $2000,000,000 estate said to be left by Jacob Baker ninety five years ago. Hearings on admitting a document as Baker's will have continued, with each session bringing new disappointments to hopeful claimants who have spent savings facing family costs. Register of Wills Harry V. Dougherty presided amid revelations in land and relay matters connected to the contested estate.
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Harry V. Dougherty
Saminger Heads Baseball Writers Association
James J. Haminger of the Philadelphia Inquirer was elected president of the Baseball Writers Association of America at the union gathering in St. Louis. Stuart Bell of the Cleveland Press was named president, with Henry P. Edwards reelected secretary and treasurer. Directors include John M. Malaney Epstein Post Thomas Holmes Brooklyn Bagley Teving Veuzitan and I. Roy Stockton of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Bavenall Writers’ Assberation of America
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Tee
Henry P. Edwards
Ef Ail
John M. Malaney
Epstong Post
Thomas Holmes
Brooklyn Bagley
Tragedy at Furvey's Lake Linked to Freda McKechnie
Partial text notes a tragedy at Furvey's Lake involving Freda McKechnie with continued coverage on page six. Details are sparse but indicate a fatal or serious incident connected to the named individual.
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Freda McKechnie
Morgan Library Taxed by La Guardia
The RaB gan Library once funded by J. P. Morgan and long debated for free access was placed on the tax rolls by Mayor La Guardia. The building, housing a priceless collection, is assessed at $1,585,000 though tax exempt under a special legislative act.
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New York
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J. P. Morgan
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Monean
Smath ers Named President of National Guard Assoc of Pa
TiarrisbUrg Oct 6 Vol G Blaine Smigthers of Scotland Pa was elected president of the National Guard Association of Pennsylvania for the ensuing year at the 11th annual convention. He succeeds Eric Fisher Wood.
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United Press
Tiarrisburg
G. Blaine Smigthers
Scotland
National Guard Association of Pennsylvania
Eric Fisher Wood
Deans Guarded After Ride with Two Relatives
Jerome Dizzy Dean and his brother Paul were guarded by police details at the Cardinals after Dizzy accepted an invitation to ride with two relatives. Dizzy warned no one would ram him despite the risk, noting Detroit would lose the series unless Paul joined.
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Sui Brecon
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Price fixing in coal industry eyed by officials
Walter A. Jones of western Pennsylvania warns price fixing may continue unless industry leaders modify it. He doubts a return to the all cut-throat system. NT agencies coordinator Richberg says price controls were never a cure for profit dreams, but miners are disillusioned. Jones counters that Richberg’s remarks do not apply to coal and that many coal workers misinterpret them.
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Pittsburgh
Walter A. Jones
Pennsylvania
Bority Menger
Jones
Donald Rich
Iluminats
Richberg
Negligence Found In Braeburn Mine Blast
Greensburg Pa Oct. 6 A jury ruled proper precautions would have prevented the Braeburn Ben Franklin mine explosion last September that killed three miners The jury blamed undetermined causes but urged enforcement of state mining laws to avoid a recurrence Roosevelt Plans Cruise Washington Oct 6 President Roosevelt left the White House to motor through rain to Quantico Va to embark on the Segoia for a weekend cruise on the Potomac River
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Greensburg
Ben Franklin
Braeburn
Roosevelt
Washington
Get
White House
Quantico
Segoia
Potomac River
Scranton Strike Looms Over Street Railway Workers
Scranton Pa October 6 a strike of all Scranton street railway and its line employes will be called effective Monday unless a peace proposal is offered by the company or the International Union of Street Car Workers intervenes this was learned today.
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