Turkiye Angora Talks Delayed as Allied War Plans Weigh
Mudania conference adjourned temporarily awaiting a Turkish reply. British forces reinforce near Constantinople with field artillery and a defense line planned east of the city to block Kemal’s troops. Allied representatives press for a neutral stance while awaiting Mustapha Kemal’s government response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Angora
Great Britain
Pield
Tenet Pasha
Mustapha Rama
Phrave
Bequari
Enstantinople
Morr Gine
Aplyei
Coldstreuny
Repudiers
Lucile
Hou
Cuntiin
Brixiah
Kemal
Connstantnople
Mudapi Conferencs
Lead & Holt
Complete Case Against Hayes Announced in Hall-Mills Murder
United Press reports prosecutors in New Brunswick New Jersey say they have a complete case against Clifford Hayes for the murder of minister Ray Schneider. Prosecutor Beekman Joildy says trial will proceed with evidence in hand and aims to include statements from Ray Schneider. Justice Sotpen filed the formal complaint as Bohnelder remains a material witness with the investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Brunswick
Stile Ns
Clifford Hayes
Ray
Edward W Hall
Blentier Mifin
Beekman Joildy
Witenges
Ray Schneider
Ayes
Bohnelder
Gasoline car derailment injures passengers in Dunmore
A gasoline powered car derailed at a crossing in Dunmore this morning on the Erie Railroad line. Seven or more passengers suffered minor injuries while the train provoked a panic among witnesses and prompted a near total halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Erie Railroad
Dunmore
Donia
Mystery Deepens in Hall Mills Case at New Brunswick
Unclear OCR text presents a riddle over the Hall Mills murder involving Rev. Bile ward Wheeler and suspects James Mills Clifford Mayes and others. Questions arise about the throat wound, missing gold watch, and cloth arrangement near the minister’s body as investigators seek motive and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
W—Mimend
Ornayy
Bileward Wheeler Hatt
Mey
James Mills
Ennfernion
Ray Schinlder
Cliford Mayes
Ho Minster
Ealing
Halloween celebration plans outlined by committee
At a meeting the Halloween committee laid out plans for a parade with school participation, coats and costumes, and a prize in a friendly competition. An athletic contest for children features promising talent, and a grand prize presentation is planned with attendance guiding the final program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promisent Surinass
Malung
Lamme Receives Ohio State Honor Joseph Sultivant Medal
Benjamin S Lamme chief engineer of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Pittsburgh was awarded the Joseph Sultivant medal as the university's eminent graduate Trustees said Lamme the first recipient of the medal given every five years for a notable achievement by a university son or daughter The award cites Lamme as designer of major power equipment associated with Niagara Falls and cites his Ohio State graduation in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Benjamin Surver Lamme
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacttrime Go
Pittsburgh
Eer
Joseph Sultivant
Ohio State University
Todd Lamime
Nice
Lamime
Ohio State
Rotary Club Meets at Phoen... Hotel Attendance Noted
The Rotary Club held a well attended meeting at the Phoen ie Hotel headquarters. Mr Denning head of the Commercial Department of the High School outlined progress, noting 130 students and the value of upcoming special study developments. Secretary Milon Brows read literary items found interesting by members. Visitors included Lawrence Lurid of San Diego Rotary and Oakland Airwater rep, Mr Jones of Jamestown, Rotarian P eles Giffen of Lock Haven.
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Rotary Club
Phoenie Hotel
Denning
Desiuiang
Milon
Rotary
Rrence Lurid
San Ditxo
Cali
Rotary Cluts
Oakland Club
Jones
Jamestown
P. [Es Ghfin
Lock Haven
Labor Demands Premier's Resignation Across Parties
London reports Labor and opposition groups pressing for immediate resignation of Lloyd George's government. A joint committee of trades council and Labor calls for a new Parliament, while Liberal and Unionist voices join the criticism amid Near East crisis reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Lloyd George
Iuubor
Premien
I Juint Comsti
Trades Comitiseen
Labor Party
Munton
Iviating Staya George
Liberal
Cablowt
Near East
Bedeil Tynall
Thrace
Strike Causes Sharp Drop in Rail Income
Washington reports from the Association of Railway Executives show a sharp decrease in net operating income for Class One railroads in August due to a widespread strike and reduced freight rates. Eight months of 1921 yield a 6 percent revenue rise yet a 4 percent return on tentative valuation, with 49 railroads posting operating deficits and routes divided across eastern northern and western districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ue Asypeia
Interstate
Cuniniasim
Jefelta
Missionary Society Meeting at M E Church Wednesday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church will hold its October meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon October 11 at three o'clock. Members are asked to come early for a brief prayer meeting preceding the regular session. Reports include a visit from Mrs Burdick and news of upcoming events.
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Soety
MIKE
Burdick
Locke
Brie
Rather
Wal Home Insurance
Titusvilie
Reading
Oil City jeweler shot by bandits in Southside attack
Three bandits robbed and seriously wounded Thomas Farmer, 60, owner of a Southside jewelry shop in Oil City. He was rushed to Oil City Hospital. bandits fled without stealing anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
United Pros
Thomas Farmer
Plans for Library Lycatin Lecture and Opera Season
Advertising and ticket sale plans for a Library Lycatin Lecture series open November at the Bittle Theatre Party. The season features The Gypsy Tale, Olivette, Heist Gamble Concert Party, Warren Colston Company, and The Family Album three part program with eminent figures including Shylock and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycatin
New York City
Royal
Levon Baresab
Tel
Syracuses
Mir Moore
Olivette
Davies Opera Company
Davies
Gamble
Corryltes
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Eanert
Warren Colston
Bycole Itsel i
Sone
Shylock Fromm
David Haram
Abrngham
Lincoln
Otter
Authors Club in Session at Le rary Building
The Authors' Club met in the library building for a weekly meeting with Roll call on Carlyle's Hero Worship. Members took part in readings including Longfellow's The Skeleton in Armor and reminiscences of life in Norway by Mrs. Gilson.
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le Rary
Rollgall
Carlyle
Longfelloy
Ars, Tooke
Marie Corsoll
Kenneth Gittin
Big Pan American radio combine to control world air traffic
A reported 170 million merger of Pan American Wireless Company and partners creates a U S controlled global radio system. The plan aims to link North and South America with a central station in New York and extend reach to the Orient and Australia, reducing cable costs and enabling paid radio transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Wireless Company
America
World Air Communication
United Press
New York
Get. W—a S
World Air Communications
Powhston Page
PamAmerican
Wireles Company
Monster Monger
Americ
Atm Now Aloot
Orient
Australia
Bs Rentral
Whlch
Thy Aiid Corporation
Paxe
North
South America
Radio
Baries
Registration figures show Erie area registration drop
Unofficial counts released at the Erie county commissioner’s office indicate a fall decline in registrations. Corry voters registered about 500 more than last year, while Erie city and county totals reveal shifts across urban and rural areas.
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Erie County
Ene
Corry
Ule
Erie
Cony
Counes
City of
Cory
Opportunity Club Meeting At East Pleasant Street Home
The Opportunity Club met with Mrs. J. Desmond at her East Pleasant street home for a regular business and social session. Plans for the annual event in late Fall were discussed and table cloths were prepared for the club project. A social hour followed with Mrs. Tey mond serving refreshments assisted by Mix Walter Peake and Mrs. Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Aemenaene
Menthen i
Nimof
J. Desmond
East Pleasant Street
Ulb
Mix Walter Peake
Auer
Mrs. Teymond
Widespread Increase in Industrial Production Reported
Washington D C April report notes a widespread rise in industrial output across major sectors during a period of rail and coal strikes. The August production increase is listed as the largest in many years, reflecting a critical month in wartime productivity and labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aavirinan Industria
Vna
Von
Almont
Aly
Loan Promoted At Most Favorable Time
New York October 1 government call for refinancing debt spurred a flood of applications for hundreds of millions in loans. Banks and individuals rushed telegraphic requests as the Treasury Secretary urged a broad subscription while markets hailed favorable conditions. The move was seen as reviving business with high oversubscription and strong liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mellom
Faderst
Amourothr Bank
Mellon
The
Treasury
Dankiers
Ban Liquor Importation by Diplomats
Washington discussions about diplomatic immunity and the Daugherty ruling raise questions on whether foreign envoys can continue to import and dispense liquor for official receptions in the capital. The State Department and Attorney General opinions conflict, with Hughes reportedly undecided on a clear policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hiavior
Daugherty
Stu
Hughes
Guggenheim Dies Suddenly Amid Wealth and Rise
American copper magnate and financier Solomon Guggenheim dies suddenly at an advanced age. He built wealth across mining and refining interests and led major U S corporations. His home was in New York City after years in Philadelphia and other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Southampton
Tina Guggenhein
American Copper Nap
Nate
United States
Hereteky
Sungenheim
Kip
Philadelpha Sim
New York City
Mexican Uniity Ruwiy
American Smetom Refining Company
American Smelters Sec
Follows Manner Story Heroine In London Tragedy
In London on October 15, Gladys Pryce a 25 year old choir singer believed to have drowned herself following a novel style incident. Friends of the Pryce family say she disappeared recently and sent a note claiming plans to drown herself. The Rev Wheeler and church officers refuted rumors linking Pryce to a proposed book with the vicar noting she had collaborated on writings about divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Umrea Cross
London
Hutt Ming
Gladys Pryce
Wheeler
Jeet Pryce
Woodford
Subur
Gies
Twernett
Ray BC
Exonerated of all blame for boy's death
A motorist, Win er Shuss, was exonerated after an Erie Michigan fatality involving a boy struck by a car as he ran into the street while a trolley scene unfolded. Authorities concluded the Corry driver was not at fault after an inquiry and released him to return to his home.
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Connec
Erie
Michigan
Winer Shuss
Isal Fordh
Lott Corry
Detroit
Mer Ihes
Shuss
Ayeor
Iris Auta
Ourhy
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Mudania
Anited
Hayes
Schneider
Sey Hart
Hallmills
Hallowe'en
Ommittee In Charge
Lamme
LABOR
Floyd George
M. E. Missionary Society Meeting
Library Lycaun
Authors Club
U.S
Opportunity Club Meeting
A. Heilman
Cleveland
Clymer
Alternous
Clemes
Ciy
Frlevids
Eiven
Guggenheim
Boy
Elmer Shuss
Lad
Corry Man
Bon. Gree
F. J. Shader
Sherman, Y
E. J. Bellinger
Sherman
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