Rotarians of District to Meet Here in Corry
Rotarians from Erie Cambridge Springs Kane Warren Jamestown Fredonia Westfield and other nearby clubs will converge for a large inter-city gathering Tuesday at 6:30 PM at the Hotel Corry. Dr Ralph Marshal Davis of the Church of the Covenant Bris will speak on That English Accent with entertainment by Rachel Clough Kirkbride and Joseph Sherrick orchestra.
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Mackmen Win Sixth Score 8-1 In World Series Game
At Sportsmans Park St Louis Oct 9 1929 the Athletics evened the World Series at three games each defeating the Cardinals 8 to 1. Lefty Grove pitched effectively while the Athletics bats broke through late and Cardinals mistakes enabled four run rallies in the fifth and seventh.
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Box Score Totals and Scoring Summary
Philadelphia and St Louis tied in a pitching heavy game as Derringer and Lindsey split mound duties. Williams and Flowers provided two base hits for Philadelphia while Foxx and Priscill contributed in the field for St Louis. Officials included Nallin Stark McGowan and Klem with attendance at 9,401 and time not listed.
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Incomplete Baseball Half Inning Recap ATHLETICS CARDINALS
In a jumbled game snippet the Athletics and Cardinals players are listed with outs, hits, and errors. Names include Bishop, Derringer, Hass, Gelbert, Bottomley, Cochrane, Foxx, Roeriger, Frisch, Williams, Miller, Dykes, Mier, Flowers, Hafey, Haas, Wilson, Derringer, and others as the play-by-play continues into the fourth inning with fanned batters, groundouts, and scattered hits.
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Woman Dies After Being Hit By Car In Corry
Mrs Minnie Berghmel dies from injuries after a Sunday evening auto strike in Corry. The driver allegedly fled the scene and faces initial charges. funeral services to honor Mrs Berghmel’s memory will be held in Buffalo, with relatives from Corry traveling to attend.
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Charles Anderson
Esther Cognwell
Daugtter
Muridy
Frank Schrader
Donald
Buffalo
Berglund
Yard Howell Withdraws From Liberal Party Race
Prothonotary James B Yard Howell and Register of Wills JH Howell will not run as independents in the November election. They announced their withdrawal from the Liberal party at Erie, wishing to see the Republican ticket sweep into office. Yard yielded a higher primary vote total than the Republican nominee, who would have faced him had he remained in the race.
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JH. Howell
Erie
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Te Republcan
Worthy Appeal Launches Corry Relief Fund Drive
The Corry Relief Fund plans a 1931 campaign to raise $12,000 over three days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday as committees canvass the city. Heavy contributors may cut back due to depression fears leaving mainly those with steady incomes to donate a day’s pay monthly to aid the unemployed and needy. Continued on Page Three.
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Corry Relief Fund
Jury Deadlock in Ritchie Slaying Case
A Bradford area jury of eight men and four women deliberated the slaying of Al Ritchie, Bradford vice investigator, and reportedly reached a deadlock after a session marked by sharp testimony and heated arguments. Defense attorney E G Potter challenged Savandrea's account of the fatal shooting, while prosecutors rejected threats claims surrounding the case.
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Lorate Sanadrea
Tony Maccio
Ritchie
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Potter
Thomas B. Wilson
Charles G. Hubband
Clalion
Dentaio
Bandit Shot and Captured After Gas Station Attempt
In Youngstown Ohio a woman and five men were arrested on suspicion of conspiring to murder three men who lived at the woman's home. Police recovered the body of Nick Dunivic found in an orchard near Campbell after he was stabbed and beaten to death. The case involved a planned hold up and a violent crime tied to domestic ties and alleged extortion.
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Nick Dunivic
Campaign workers meet to finalize 1851 plans
A meeting of the Corry Relief and Committee and campaign workers was held in the Municipal building at 7:30 this evening to complete final plans for the 1851 campaign, which will be launched Monday morning. Members of ward and special committees are urged to attend.
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Edison Clings to Life at Bedside in West Orange
Edison remains gravely ill at Granmont estate as family gathers. Mrs Edison somberly exits with Thomas Edison Jr. Daughter Mrs John Wyre Sloan and Dr. Robert Howe attend indoors. Theodore Edison leaves briefly then returns, all engaging in quiet, urgent discussions.
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Hubert S. Hows
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Theodore Edison
Anti-Fascist pamphleteer feared lost at sea
PaulS United Press reports Laure di Bosis, an anti-Fascist propagandist who dropped pamphlets in Rome, is believed missing at sea near Corstea after Italian air pursuit. Neighbors and officials anticipate ruling on her fate as authorities pursue leads and a will is prepared.
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Manchuria Crisis Presses League Call and Japan Action
Geneva dispatch reports Japan's cabinet approved bombing of Chin Chow and seeks an urgent League of Nations session. Tokyo defends military actions as within command and sends a note to China asserting responsibility for anti Japanese sentiment and signaling readiness to negotiate the Manchurian crisis. Chinese autonomous movements reportedly revived amid the incident.
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Rail Stocks Move Upward Across Bonds and Banks
Bonds and railroad and bank shares led a broad rise in New York trading with domestic bonds up and government issues sharply lower. Carriers gained 1 to 7 points before fluctuating, while railroad stocks and bonds rose on rumors of wage cuts and possible freight-rate increases. Steel dipped near day’s end as utilities slipped from yesterday’s levels.
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Phillipsburg Bank Is Ordered Closed
Clearfield Pennsylvania October 9 Tas Monhinnon National Bank of Phillipsburg near here was closed today after the board of directors voted to protect depositors. The bank president State Senator H B Scott held deposits of 1 419 416 50 on Sept 1 reported assets and liabilities of 2 021 608 00. Phillipsburg business men expressed confidence the institution would reopen soon though no statement on that question was issued by directors.
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Indictments Land 26 More In Pittsburgh Case
United Free reports a special grand jury indicted 26 persons in Pittsburgh on October 9 amid fraud and irregularities alleged in the primary election. Named were George Sohkd chairman of security for the assessment, Dan McBride secretary of the bond, and Paul Walsh son of Police Superintendent Peter P. Walsh among others.
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George A. Sohkd
Lakes
Dan McBride
Paul Walsh
Peter P. Walsh
Indictments Grow From Pittsburgh Primary Fraud Probe
Allegheny county grand jury reports indictments rising from a wide probe into primary election irregularities. Already 18 people, including two complete election boards, face charges as officials and others linked to phantom voting and ballot stuffing are expected to be named. Charles C. McGovern leads in county commissioner race with 143,073 votes to Armstrong's 142,427. Mansfiight wins first nomination by Mehage plurality.
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Charles C. McGovern
McGovern
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Joseph G. Armstrong
Charles H. Kline
James J. Coyne
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Me Hage
Model Husband Executed at Joliet Prison
John Preston known as the model husband was electrocuted at Joliet State Prison after being convicted of choking to death a photographer during a 1929 raid on roadside inns. He was the prison's first white man to be executed. He died at 5.18 a.m. after entering the death chamber with a momentary falter and asked Warden Hill for forgiveness for his attempted insanity to escape execution.
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United Press
Preston
Henry ©. Hill
Fire Devastates Mansfield Plant At Martin Sie Products
A blaze at the Martin Sie Products Company plant in Mansfield caused extensive damage estimated at 150000 dollars. The fire left workers idle as the factory was destroyed, with investigations focusing on an overheated motor or mechanism as the likely origin.
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United Press
Mansfield
Martin Sie Products Company
Pitty Wien
Confidence in Banks Seen as Helpful Move
President Hoover fronts a sweeping banking crisis response with a $4 billion liquidity plan and calls for legislation expanding the Federal Reserve. The move aims to restore public trust, mobilize bankers, and spark a broader push for economic relief and national unity.
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Nablond
John N. Garner
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Radio Entertainment Lineup Highlights For Today
The listing shows WABC CBS networks with Henry McLamon and Preset sports features. WEAF presents Major Bowes program with Goldbergs and Pryors Band. WEAR and WIZ NEC stations offer various music and orchestral selections.
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