Capone tax trial details show Washington links
Testimony in the Capone tax case outlines his emissaries role in a six year scheme to evade 215 900 in taxes on 1 088 654 income. Judge Wilkerson ruled certain testimony inadmissible and the defense sought photographic exhibits for the Hawthorn s Smoke Shop record.
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Ray Black
United Press
Federal Building
Chicago
Ott
Alphonse Capone
Washington
Sicbmé Inx
Federal District Court
Gapone
James H. Wilkérson
George Slentz
Power of Attorney Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Capone
Lawrence Mattingly
Wilkerson
Sam Clawson
Mattingly
Internal Revenue Department
Shi Hy Glawain
R. W. Herrick
Internal Revenue Agents
Phil D'Andrea
Yeaterday
Profla
Hawthorns
Civera
Pudge Wilkersin
Demity
Jacob Grossman
Ahern
Rate Increases for Mail to Canada Take Effect
Public notice announces higher Canada postage starting October 1931. Cards rise to ten cents, letters to three cents. Canada mail must be prepaid at full rate. underpaid items can be delayed until correct postage is added.
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Canada
Office Department Mail Canada
100 Steers Lost in Erie Blaze
A Erie Pennsylvania fire at the Schaffner brothers stock yards injured one man, killed 100 steers, and caused about 50 000 in damages. The blaze forced 25 steers to be spared and 75 to be burned or shot. Sparks from a locomotive were a suspected cause.
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Erie Blaze
United Press
Erie
Schaffner Brothers
Joseph Washok
Edison Fights Off Death Through Great Vitality
Edison remains stubbornly vigilant in a long illness at West Orange New Jersey as doctors report his vitality defies prediction. Dr Hubert Howe notes Edison had a restless night but ate a fair breakfast and shows no outward weakness, while his condition remains uncertain and precarious.
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United Press
West Orang
N. J
Thomas A. Bilson
Hubert
Howe
Edison
Directors of Corry Hospital Association Meet to Review September
The Corry Hospital Association board met at the Library basement offices for its regular monthly session. Superintendent Miss Adelaide Bartlett reported September had 105 patients with 674 days of service, 11 births, 5 deaths, and 17 major plus 18 minor operations. The Ladies Auxiliary was praised for aid to the institution. Proposals for coal and a Moor house were referred to committees. The meeting adjourned after routine matters were considered.
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The
Corry Hospital Association
HeRosay
Howard
Mount
Brown
Bentley
Houghton
Bilston
Miss Adelaide
Bartlett
Japan Warns China Over Japan’s Lives in China
Tokyo reports a strong protest to Nanking accusing China of using boycotts as policy. It says if China does not suppress the boycott and protect Japanese life and property, the Chinese government will be held responsible for all results.
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Sy Unies Frese Torio
Japan
China
Nanking
Former Corry Man Proposes Prison Farms
Altoona Pa Octs Poor directors of Pennsylvania counties heard a plan to cut prison costs by building joint county prisons with prison farms where inmates learn farming and trades. Dr B L Scott head of the State Welfare Bureau urged cooperation. Stanley P Ashe Western Penitentiary warden spoke.
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United Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania
B. L. Scott
Bureau
State Welfare Department
Pennsylvania Association of Poor Directors
Scott
Stanley P. Ashe
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Franklin M Wilson
Muncy
Pas
Ines
Robot pilot guides plane in Newark flight without hands
A robot named Tron Mike controlled a ble transport plane for 20 minutes over Newark carrying 19 people after Harold Bilott of Western Air Transport handled takeoff. The autopilot system then took over, guiding the craft to a steady landing.
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United Press
Newark
Tron Mike
Allplanes
Pijok Harold A. Bilott
Wast~ Em Air Transport
Wilott Mageivered
Tron
Mike
Himaelf
Intensive three day fund drive planned for relief needs
Plans announced by the Gekry Relief Fund to launch an intensive three day campaign starting Monday October 12 to raise 12000 for community relief. Committees named by ward include chairmen Merrick Rhodes Keating Williams and others with doctors, dentists, manufacturers part of the drive.
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Ben PF. Stare
Gekry Relief Fund
Messrs
Starr
Johnson
Auer
Hammond
Rogers
Sheen
First Wari
W. H. Merrick
A. J. Kelly
James Mead
Bentley
Harry Rhodes
C. M. Howard
Worth Hammond
Howard J. Sheen
Charles P. Keating
Merritt Nast
M. L. Brown
Prapk 'Y. Babbitt
Theo P. Williams
W. Bracken
F. A. Wimner
W. P. Lombard
Dn H. A. Curtis
V. W. Grahim
Stanley H. Nichols
Breton
C. R. Rogers
A. Hillstrom
FA. Loveland
R. Rogers
Manufacturers’ Committee
H. A. Aver
Nursing Service Committee
Relief Fund
Bre
Stocks Rise Broadly As Market Extends Gains
The New York stock market advanced with higher volume and gains of 1 to 6 points across sectors. Industrials utilities and rails led the rise while real estate stocks including American Radiator gained on expectations of a Hoover real estate bank. Industrial average reached 108.48 up 6.36 and rail and utility averages also at multiweek highs.
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United Press
NEW York
Auburn Auto
American
Hoover
Japanese Planes Bombard Chinese Rail Center in Manchuria
Japanese planes bombed the Chinese railway center at Chinchow near Mukden Manchuria on October 9 and 8 according to dispatches. The strikes hit military facilities and government offices while warning handbills urged repudiation of Chang Hsueh-liang’s government and warned of further action.
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United Press
Mukden
Manchuria
Newehng
Chinchow
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Maruchurian Ker
Peiping
Mule Len
Rmiway
Minkden
Arm
Chang
Chanstu
Nval
Newehangani
Pacific Fliers May Visit Titusville in Westward Flight
Titusville plans a stop for Hugh Herndon and Clyde Pang who aim to become the first to cross the Pacific Ocean non stop. They recently reached Wenatchee Washington after a nonstop hop to Japan. Luke B. Carter assists the Titusville committee in arranging a stop at Colonel Drake airport on their eastward return.
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Titusville
Hugh Herndon
Clyde Pangborn
Pacific
Hoover Urges Budget Discipline Against War Expenditures
President Hoover urged the Pan American conference to reject loans or spending not tied to productive returns. He warned five years of foreign loans could have worsened world troubles and called for close cooperation among American republics to avert war. A second item reports farmer James Bell killed near Butler, Pennsylvania, after stepping into a car’s path in an incident blamed on Rearick of Chicora.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Farmer
Butler
James Bell
Bakerstown
Gimick
William Reareks
Chicora
Pas
Bell
Rearick
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed Tonight
Radio schedule lists NBC programs with the Goldbergs Vallee orchestra at 7:45 and Clara and Paris Night Life. WABG CBS network presents Radio Roundup with the Lombardo Orchestra. Programs feature Kate Smith Angelo Patri and Ralph Sanderson.
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WDAF
NBC
Colorado Crash Victim Former Meadville Resident
Albert J. Kelling, once a Meadville resident and Barlow Hardware employee, died in a Boulder auto crash last week. His body was brought home for funeral services at St. Agatha's church where interment followed at St. Agatha's cemetery. Six former Meadville friends helped with the service.
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Albert J. Kelling
Colorado
Corty
Kelling
Barlow Hardware Company
Boulder
Colo
Boulder Ile
Meadville
New Rediscount Institution Named Primary Move
President Hoover aims to launch a $50,000,000 Rediscount Institution as a central element of his stabilization program. George L. Harrison, governor of the New York Federal Reserve, briefed Hoover before the Pan American address. the plan seeks rapid formation and may secure about 4 billion in frozen assets, with a twelve‑member board from each federal reserve district and not purely national in character.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Uits
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Banks
al Hoover
White House
Str
Ples
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Harrison
Cpumbry
Federal Reserveistrict
Washington Trip to Fort Le Boeuf Highlighted by Kiwanis Talk
J Orrin Waite spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Washington s trip to Fort Le Boeuf and its role in frontier history. He noted forts in the area and the early Metory significance, and the club voted to sponsor a Junior Mechanical Club at the junior high with merit badges and support. Guests Rev Gen Boyd and Pressley Shuss attended the meeting.
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Sonin Waite
Kiwanis Club
Washington
Fort le Boeuf
Pennsylvania
J. Orrin Waite
Brle
Fort DeBoeuf
Parte Presque Isle
Iti Q
Gen. Boyd
Ie Pressley Shuss
Trevlen
Sto
Elty
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CORRY
B. S. Scott
Penn
Association of Poor Directors
Pacific Fliers
V.F.W
Net
Corporal Fagen
V. F. W. Post
Magen
V. W
Foyal Post
Prances Dean
Nelle Lilliot
Maxine Banks
Mary Hazel
Dorothy Craker
Zoe Pitt
Lila Hinman
Catherine Wociechowski
Effa Mae ‘Thomas
Louise Covell
Chariots Philips
Florence van Gise
Virginia Kaysan Duruthy Nuytod
Mareella Garrity
Amelia Christenson
Wilma Martin
Mirtin
Miller
Joanne Brown
Alameda Mack
Jane Petracco
Jessie DeMille
Heferé Lewis
Virginia Sullivan
Angelina Baresi
Gertrude Gyang
Marion Sullivan
Virginie
Botsford
Leata Scott
Boulder, Colo
Michell Saonoiminedsky
Justice Department
America
Hue
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