Cardinals Triumph 5-1 Over Athletics In World Series
St Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 1 in game five at Shibe Park Philadelphia. Pepper Martins home run and three run contributions highlighted the win as the series stood 3-2 in favor of St Louis with Hallahan earning his second victory.
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Voting machines approved for November election in Erie county
The Erie county commissioners conference with solicitor Mook announced that voting machines will be used in all districts for the general election after final independ petition filings. Charley Monroe, Philadelphia school director candidate, filed an independent petition. reports show multiple party ticket filings and a push toward automated tabulators if adequate.
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Bonds Rise On Hoover Plan Amid Wall Street Rally
On October 7, New York reports show President Hoover's mobilization plan boosting bonds by over 7 points as stocks move irregularly. Government issues fall to new lows, while railroad bonds gain strongly. market cools with profit taking and slight declines in early session.
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Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show multiple networks with times 7:00 p m 8:30 p m and 9:00 10:00 p m entries. Acts include Bing Crosby Rochester Orchestra Clare Li Em and Reverend Nullie Revell among others on WABC WHAM WNMC WEAR and WAC networks.
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Edison Nearing End As Health Fails At Home
Thomas A. Edison was much weaker and unable to sit up without assistance. Attendants said he could not take food easily and spent long periods in light sleep. Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone called or visited to check on his condition as doctors issued a bulletin noting his critical but not yet immediate danger.
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Final tribute paid today to Sen. Morrow Englewood ceremony
Final rites for New Jersey Senator Dwight Whitney Morrow were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Englewood with a simple service. President Hoover sent regrets. Vice President Curtis represented the administration as a 27 senator delegation attended.
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Two Toledo Gangsters Killed in Arroyo Alley Shootout
Two Toledo gangsters Abe Lubitsky and Norman Blatt, both 28, were killed when occupants of two cars fired on their vehicle in an apparent bid to disrupt liquor and gambling rackets. Harry Abrams, 28, who was with them, was wounded but expected to recover. Police suspect out-of-town rivals staged the ambush.
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Minstrel Show Added To High School Comedy Program
Rehearsals for a minstrel show accompany the comedy Corporal Rage to be staged at the high school auditorium on October 1 and 6 under the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Charles Keating will MC the minstrel segment with Frank DeLiry, James Sullivan, and Eldér Gilbertson in key roles. A chorus from Corry’s male voices and thirty-five Corry High school girls will perform. Alice Sullivan directs the production for Universal Producing Company, promising a top home talent show in the city.
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Infantile Paralysis at Mercerburg Academy Strikes Campus
Infan tle paralysis spreads through Mercerburg Academy causing the death of James Tagney aged 17 from Chicago and reporting two more cases as fears grow for further outbreaks. A football game against Albright College was canceled amid health concerns.
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Fire destroys hangar and three planes at Youngsville airport
A large hangar at the Brokenstraw Airport in Youngsville burned early today, destroying the hangar and three planes. Loss pegged around $20,000 with little insurance. The fire, possibly incendiary, follows a prior blaze on July 18, 1920. Owners and investigators urged caution as suspicions of arson remain.
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Woman's Club Opens Season With Flower Arranging Talk
Corry Woman's Club resumes season Thursday at 8 p m. Mrs E L Mattern of Erie will speak on The Art of Arranging Flowers as the opening program. Membership drive continues with strong response and hostesses plan refreshments. Also reports the body of John Woodka recovered from the DeVough Logheny river after he leaped from a bridge. note found about National Tube Co. involvement.
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Kane to be tried December 8 in murder case
Hampton Virginia October 7 Circuit Judge Bradley set the date for the trial of Kent Kane indicted yesterday for the murder of his wife Jennie Graham Kane. Kane a professor of romance languages at the University of Texas is alleged to have strangled and drowned her. Kane Pa October 7 Professor Busha Kent Kane visiting at his father s home said he was not surprised by the grand jury action and expected the indictments, which he called a formality, and he expressed confidence of acquittal and wished the trial completed quickly to exonerate him.
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Governor Pinchot Backs Lower Rates for Fire Company Utilities
Governor Gifford Pinchot attacked a "people be damned" policy by utilities and urged lower charges for electric light water and telephone service to firehouses and municipal fire facilities. He endorsed the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission classifying utilities to support volunteer companies, noting complaints of exorbitant water charges at firehouse sites.
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Poor Boards Seek State Aid at Pennsylvania Convention
Poor boards of Pennsylvania seek permission to draw from state and county treasuries for relief work this winter. The resolution was approved unanimously by delegates at the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Poor Directors Association in Altoona. Albert R. Shenk of Harrisburg elected president. other officers named including Harry Ay Tower and others from Washington and Pittsburgh.
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Hoover moves to release frozen assets to aid trade
President Hoover unveiled a program to release millions in frozen assets as part of his stabilization plan. The White House said the aim is to restore circulation, confidence, and stability, with Congress considering broader steps for liquidity and support for banks, farmers, and real estate.
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