Brotherhood Bank and Ford Launch Wall Street Fight
United Press reports plans for a massive cooperative banking move led by Henry Ford and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to enter New York finance. Joseph J. Hales Jr will visit Detroit to discuss deposits of up to 75 million dollars while using the bank to profit workers through future dividends.
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Cooperative Bank
Edwards
New York
Ford
Brotherhood
United Press
Cleveland
Henry Ford
Wall Street
Kaawea
Joseph J. Hales Jr
Dink
Anm
Detroit
Nee Ford
W. S. Stone
Rand
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Iat Mobart
Atford
Stone
Thie United Ph
Hobert
Tford
Westion
Mf Tord
Wall
Creasy Is Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing Chair
William Creasy known as the Kentucky sweetheart was sentenced by Judge Smith to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of November 6 for the murder of Miles Edith Lavoy a Freeport school teacher. Attorneys stated they would appeal the case after the sentence was pronounced.
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von Eecany
Mineola
N.Y
William Creasy
Kentucky
Smith
Sing Sing
Creasy
Thomas
Miles Edith Lavoy
Freeport
Cremiy
Hile
Thily
aAttorneyy
O Day Sisters Recover After Auto Crash Near Spencer
Two young women Lillian O Day and Mildred Margaret Gesynton were badly hurt in a September 8 automobile crash near Grove and North Streets. Both were confined to Spencer Hospital but were reported improving and expected to sit up soon.
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Meadville
Younge
Lillian O'Day
Miet Margaret
Gesynton
Wii
Grove
North
Spencer Hospital
Nother
Investigate Conditions in Coal Fields Object of Inquiry
Philadelphia October 7 special federal investigator F R Wuchlehzh is to arrive for a preliminary conference on conditions in the anthracite fields. Wadeleigh, appointed by Federal Fuel Distributor Spens, will probe complaints from New York and New Jersey governors that anthracite operators charge high prices above eight fifty a ton. The inquiry, aimed at disruptions to the Pennsylvania commission plan, will focus on coal towns core to the field.
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Philadelphia
F. R Wuchlehzh
Ainey
Pennsylvania
Funl Commission
Spens
Wadeleigh
New York
New Jersey
Sprou
Pennsylvania Commission
Vessel afire off Halifax sparks maritime alert
A damaged fragment reports a vessel afire off Halifax with radio sightings placing it 404 miles southeast of Cape Race. The steamship Spendro is mentioned along with a rescue or search context near Spring Creek. Crew status remains unclear amid weather and sea conditions.
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Cape Race
WD. Stith
Spring Creek
France Backs Britain in Turkish Crisis as War Looms
Paris reports France and Britain reached a tentative agreement to bar Kemalists from entering Thrace until peace is concluded. Greeks to evacuate Thessalonica as Turkish entry is blocked. British and French governments prepare for a wider conference, with Curzon and Poincaré coordinating to stabilize the region.
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Unites Wrens
Paris
France
Great Britain
Curzon
Poincaré
Thaives
Thaiea
Thrace
Mustapha
Kemal
Curgon
Parin
Poincare
Clrzon
London
Downing ‘Street
Preich
Lord Curzon
British Await Instructions On Liquor Ban On Ships
London reports the pending order by Attorney General Daugherty bans liquor from ships entering American ports. Government and shippers hesitate to comment amid resentment. Some British vessels may drop liquor at Ganailian ports en route to the United States and collect stores on the return trip. American tourists react with shock and debate if the order will curb cross ocean traffic before the dry era. The measure is read as favoring American shipping over foreign lines, stirring responses in government and shipping circles.
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Ay Unitea Frew
London
Davigherty
Mt Ganailian
United States
America
United Press
Washington
United
Laster
Ahi Ping Board
Joaned
Harding
Shipping Board
Tiaritimg
Paling
At Orney
Daugherty
Treasury
Mellon
Leavis
Rum plot figures seized as feds inventory liquor haul near cap
Federal agents inventory a million dollar illicit liquor haul in a secret cellar storehouse tied to a large bootlegging ring near New York. Appleby says the cache value exceeds prior figures as investigators uncover connections to a broader plot. A separate item notes the marriage of Manfred J. Berliner to Celix Levene performed September 27 in New York by Rabbi Alexander Lyons.
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UNG
New York
Appleby
Manfréd J. Berliner
Mist Celix Levene
Alexandrer Lyons
Showers End Drought Spell With Relief Promised
Light rain fell this morning and more showers were forecast for today and Sunday promising to end a month long dry spell. A serious woods fire near Will Page farm east of Columbus was brought under control with no major damage reported. Additional grass fires raged in outlying districts but rains today offered relief and reduced the danger.
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Ihs
Weather Bureau
Will Page
Columbus
Tong
Piccadilly Hill
Armers
Underomuh
Unknown motorist sought after boy struck on Main and First
A three year old boy, Carl Chincuzio, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Chincuzio, was hit at the Main street and First avenue intersection by a Ford curing machine. The driver sped away after the accident and showed no attempt to stop. He fled toward Washington street and avenue. Eyewitnesses could not identify the car nor its number. Local pursuit to locate the reckless driver continued into the afternoon.
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Carl
Ralph Chincuzio
First Dventic
Main Street
First Avenue
Washington Street
Hae
Forest Fire Death Toll Rises to Fifty One in Ontario
Northern Ontario districts continue to burn as forest fires claim 51 lives. The flames have destroyed property valued around 29 million dollars, with many homes and farms wiped out. Rescue teams search damaged areas including Forks and Liskeard, as authorities work to locate additional victims and assess the devastation.
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United Press
Toronto
Ontario
Liquor Ban Extends to All U S Ships and Foreign Vessels
The article reports a sweeping prohibition on liquor sales aboard all United States ships and foreign vessels within the three mile limit. It notes the ban applies equally to American vessels and foreign ships, with Jeean Dry described as the current stance amid the enforceable measure.
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U.S
Sahara
Dry Ships Face Three Mile Offshore Prohibition
The U S government announced a three mile offshore zone where American neutrality and Prohibition laws apply to foreign ships entering U S waters. Shipping board leaders and cabinet members urged enforcement, with Treasury detail outlining confiscation and disposal of liquor aboard foreign vessels.
Wolfe held in Oil City post office theft case
Pittsburgh dispatch reports T Lew Wolfe of Oil City brought to Pittsburgh and jailed by U S marshals on charges of robbing the post office at Monseyslie near Oil City on September day. James Tw mort and Theodore Masti arrested on Penaeria with the robbery. postal funds, SHO and merchandise stolen from Sayatu store reportedly involved.
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Pittsburgh
Lew Wolfe
Oil Ciy
Pistatsirgh
Butey
Monseyslie
Oil City
James Tw Mort
Theadore Masti
Penneeria
Sho
Sayatu
Modern municipal building in Corry hosts wide civic use
The Corry municipal building, opened less than two years ago, serves as a meeting place for numerous clubs and civic groups. Over 500 meetings have been held there, with 448 on the second floor, hosting religious services, rehearsals, leagues, and county and state meetings, praised as a credit to city officials and a long awaited civic asset.
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T Ee
Coramerrd
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nive
Ghotal Society
Ae Fle Jowiing
Corry Kid and Guy Club
Cormianity Service
Prukesstraw Park Association
Posy Poultry Association
American Legion
American Legion Band
Automobile Dealers Association
Corry Motor Phils
Women's Voters League
Dairymen's League
Chamber of Gunmerce
School Boards
Wayne and
Concord
Corry
Million Turks Demand Thrace Passes Amid Peace Talks
United Press reports a tense Turkish demand for Thrace at once during ongoing pacific conference talks. French and Ottoman delegates clash over coercive measures while American opinion urges restraint. Massive destruction in Asia Minor frames the debate as ages-old conflict tests allies, aims, and plans for immediate settlement.
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United
Constantindople
America
Mustapha Kemal
Ulfies
Kemal
Thrace
Apr
Pravin
Aquillon
Remal
Asia Minor
France
Mindenburg
Lundendorff
Pope Pleads for Peace in Near East
Rome October 7 The Pope pleads for peace in the Near East in communiques to Mustapha Kemal and Georgio Pan, urging the Allies to avoid war and seek a satisfactory settlement. The note comes as deadlock looms at the Medi terranean conference with Ismet Pasha representing Turkish Nationalists. A separate item notes Mentsitiel Hannell returning to Erie after a visit with Mrs Barbara Lambing.
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Rome
Near East
Mustapha Kemal
Georgy
Greece
Ismet Pasha
Mitdunia
George Is
Kemal
Upo
Mentsitiel Hannell
Erie
Barbara _Lambing
Morgantown and Wheeling Seek ICC Approval for Line Extension
The Morgantown and Wheeling Railroad Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to build a new line between Waynesburg and Blacksville covering about 1.5 miles and to acquire ownership of the Morgantown and Wheeling Railway Company operating between Birksville, Pa. and Morgantown, W Va. The petition also seeks authorization to issue up to 10,000,000 in collateral trust bonds to finance the plan.
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Washinglon
Morggantown and Wheeling Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waynes
Bute
Blacksville
Bay
Waburg
Pacere
Rain May Halt Sunday World Series Game
Washington reports rain and poor weather likely to dampen Sunday World Series play in New York. The Weather Bureau forecast expected rain across the area, threatening a delay or postponement of the game and impacting Bay area plans.
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Funio Khem
Washington
New York
Weather Bureau
Sol Waster Bay
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