Pinchot Improves After Illness Amid Blizzard News
Governor Gifford Pinchot shows rapid improvement following illness as a blizzard sweeps New England. Reports from DuBois and the home of State Representative Charles M. Irwin indicate he will resume speaking engagements, including a planned Monday night address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Starwin
Pansaw
Tawney
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
McGhire Tyson
DuBois
W. Newetnie
Mig Run
Mentor Club entertained at first meeting of the year
The Mentor Club met at Mrs Eugene Meath's West Sinitiy Street Asplebid home for a tureen dinner at 6 80 o'clock for twenty members. A business session followed with a roll call recounting summer trips. Jowers and vocal selections by Mrs G B Kamps highlighted the evening. The next gathering will be at Mrs Luella Rowe's home. Miss Roth Titus and Miss Trartiee of Kane are visiting Allegheny College Meadville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chab Eld Sei
Eugene Meath
West Sinitiy Street
G. B. Kamps
Heath
Patterson
Rowe
Frank Wilcox
Luella Rowe
Roth Titus
Warren
Miss Trartiee
Tis
Kane
Nel
Tosday
Allegheny College
Meadville
Five Best Radio Features Listings
Radio station schedules list top features for today across WFAA Dallas WGY Schenectady WOAW Omaha WEAT New York WET Philadelphia. Programs include state fair entertainment American Legion events and army hand program segments with times from afternoon to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFAA
Dallas
Central Standard —State Fair Entertainment
WGY Sehonectady
Ernstsri
Amory Woaw
Omaha
Central Standard—American Legion
WEAT
New York
Fystern
Army
Philadelphia
Eatom
Rarliy Show
Deny Ames Carried Million in Bonds In Air Crash Report
United Press reports denial that Ames carried a million dollars in bonds after a missing air mail pilot’s plane vanished at night near East Liverpool Ohio. Officials suspect the craft crashed in a remote area and identify no cash or negotiable freight over one thousand dollars aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deny Ames
United
General News
Hares Flames
Air Mail
Eray
Yale
Ames
Phiewea
New eVork
Allel Fone
Offigals
Altequenes
Liverpool
Ohio
Charles Ht
Agnes
West Point
Frank Bliss Injured In Auto Crash Near North East
Frank Bliss of Eust Preston street was hurt in a car wreck on the Ridley Lake route near North East. He was taken to Corry hospital with a bad head blow and facial injuries but no broken bone detected. condition judged serious and he may remain for a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bliss
Eust Prederick Street
Corry Hospital
Nort East
Towa
Bliss
Erie
North East
Wridley
Missionary to Speak at M E Church This Sunday
Miss Hazel McCray, returned missionary from South America, will present lantern slides at the M E Church Sunday evening at 7 40. She will show work and activities in the mission fields, drawing on years of experience from Cochabamba Bolivia. A collection will be taken for this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel McCray
South America
M.E
Miss McCray
Cochabamba
Bollyia
Fas
Sildes
Unfilled Tonnage Shows Big Increase at US Steel
United States Steel reports September unfilled tonnage rising to 717 207 tons. The figure compares with August and prior months in 1925 and 1926, showing a notable uptick. Also noted are personal arrivals and departures including Mr and Mrs Bonestee and Miss Anne Smith traveling for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Unseating Fight at Episcopal Convention In New Orleans
United Press report from New Orleans details Bishop William Montgomery Brown of Gallon Ohio fighting deposition and seeking a federal injunction to keep his seat in the House of Bishops. The convention weighs revision of the Book of Common Prayer and suffragan bishop voting rights as dispute over ballots and jurisdiction unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Orleans
Wiliam Montgomers Brown
Gallon
Ohio
Voilay
Fils
Te Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Trown
St Paul's
Court of Appeals
Tower Court
Brown
New Orléans
Simmons
Minietio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Honse
Bighope
Sultan
Arthur S Lieyd
New York
Sheldon My Griswohd
Chicago
William Lawrence
Mascachusetts
Settlement on bogus checks ends after arrest
Authorities settle a case involving an alleged woman check sharp er who defrauded several Corrs merchants of 4 to 12 dollars. The suspect was captured at Stoneboro by Chief Dunkle who arranged a complete settlement. The checks were cashed here in August and the woman's name is withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneboro
Dunkle
European Hotel Dining Room Remodeled Opening Tomorrow
V. Graham, proprietor, announces the European Hotel dining room has been completely remodeled and will be opened tomorrow. Extensive improvements have been completed, presenting a refreshed dining area at the European.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Graham
European Hotel
Proper care of eyes urged by expert
Charles T Southard of the Eye Conservation League of America spoke at a joint meeting of city Parent Teachers Associations held at the High School auditorium. Supt Milon L Brown presided and introduced Southard whose illustrated talk on eye care impressed attendees. Southard has recently addressed children in multiple city schools on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southard
Lague
H. S. Auditorium
Corry
Charles T Southard
Eye Conservation League of America
Hel Yar
Ceaselion Association
Supt of
Milon L Brown
Bretis
Southaed
Italy signs security pact in conference with England
In SOCARNO Switzerland Oct 10 Premier Mussolini directs an acting delegate to sign the Rhineland pact on the same basis as England. Italy’s name to be listed in the preamble per England’s request. Mussolini may attend Soedria when the pact is ready for signature as talks continue on Germany’s entry into the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socarno
Switzerland
Spon
Mussolini
Seratora
Security Conference
Mary
Rhineland
England
Italy
Soedria
Germany
League of Nations
Two Escape When Local Car Turns Over
Vincent Connolly and Richard Weber of this city had a narrow escape last evening when a Studebaker rolled over near Union Pit. Weber escaped unharmed while Connolly suffered severe bruises and was briefly unconscious. The car was towed to the Studebaker service station of W. H. Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Connolly
Richard Weber
Tate
Studebaker
Ais Ff
Aavea
Stasion
W. H. Merrick
Telephone duplication elimination plan filed in Pennsylvania
United Preax announces a joint application by Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and the People's Telephone Corporation to the Interstate Commerce Commission to exchange equipment and reduce duplication in Venango Armstrong Clarion counties. The request seeks to streamline service and improve efficiency across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preax
Washington
Otto
Bell Telephone So of
Pennsylvania
People’s Telephone Corporation
Interstate Concerte Commission
Funter
Venango
Armstrong
Claeston
Pennsylvonia
Wheeler Survey Highlights Day Enforcement
Wheeler notes a university survey on prohibition enforcement from the Pittsburgh conference of the Episcopal Church. He predicts the next federal report will show enforcement results more favorable to retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Porapolis
Wayme
Cannse
Ann
Pittsburgh
Corayotis
Tyilay
Train plunges into river on Italian line killing many
A Catanzaro Italy passenger train on the Catanzaro Gia line derailed from a bridge into a waterfall ravine. Reports say many were killed with relief trains hampered by swollen rivers as rescuers worked amid wreckage. Engine and crew survived after jumping clear as the bridge collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Catanzaro
Italy
Rai
Reggia
Lea
Vaca
Monita
P. J. Nunzin
Chia
Hus
Burstein to Open New Men’s Store on Center Street
Erie businessman Joseph Burstein announces reopening the former Glen Davis clothing store on North Center Street. He is installing stock and equipment and plans to open to the public early next week as a first class men’s clothing and furnishing establishment. Burstein has held various business roles in Erie and is known among boxing fans for refereeing Ene exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burstein
Erie
Payer
Glen R. Davis
North Center Street
Wurstein
Burstein
Ene
Mc Burstein
North East Boy Killed in Auto Crash Near Pinthley Lake
Det W Lester Orton a well known North East toy, died after an auto crash near Pinthley Lake Friday morning. Details unclear, but the car overturned trapping him. He was taken to Hamilton hospital in critical condition and died last night following a singing event in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
W.lester Orton
North East
Toy
Pinthley Lake
Jihout
Young Orton
Haniot Hospital
Labor Plan Aims to Curb Child Labor Nationwide
Organized labor weighs a plan inspired by prohibition campaigns to curb child labor. A national law to bar shipment of child labor products to states with bans may be pushed, with state laws backing the federal act, ahead of the Federation of Labor Convention. President Lewis of the Mine Workers arrives to discuss the anthracite situation as the convention opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Civy
Matthew Wott
Joluv le
Lewis
Samuel
Air Inquiry Board Recess In Shenandoah Disaster Probe
The naval court investigating the Shenandoah disaster is in recess and will resume Monday with the first technical experts heard. Secretary Wilbur refused to comment on charges while officials remained silent as Mrs Lansdowne’s testimony drew attention but the inquiry signaled no further examination of her statements.
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Washington
Ovr
Naval Court of Industry
Shenandoah
Wilbur
Zachary Launsdayene Weln
Navy
Middle West
Navy Department
Court of Inquiry
Lansdowne
Rusts Return From Continental Trip to Corry
Mr and Mrs William Rust and Mr and Mrs Henry C Rust return home after a seven thousand mile motor journey across the continent. They started with a gift trip west via Black Hills and Yellowstone Park then Spokane and the Pacific coast visiting Vancouver and other points before traveling down the coast to Portland and Salt Lake City before finishing home via a southern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rust
Henry
C. Rust
Mator
Agift
Black Hills
S. C
Yellowstone Park
Keyy
Spokane
Washi
Blue Mountains
Pacific Coast
Bellingtor, Watt
N J. Rust
Vancouver
Portland
Ors
Columbia River
Salt Lake City
Utah
AM. Rust
Winter Storm Hits Eastern States With Snow and Cold
A rapid cold wave brings light snow and frost across the eastern half of the country. Chicago and the Midwest report freezing to near 40 degree temperatures as snow and sleet blanket cities from New York to Pittsburgh and Boston. Farmers warn of damaged crops and muddy fields while New England endures the first heavy frost of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
United Press
Middle Western
New England
Atlanta
New York City
Pittsburgh
Albany
Boston
New Tuyen
Washington
B.C
Philadelphia
Indy
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Middle West
Hoston
New Englin
St Albans
Vermont
Sleeping sickness claims young woman in Canonsburg
Miss Marie Potts of Canonsburg has suffered four weeks of illness and three days of suncomelon symptoms attributed to sleeping sickness. The Oct payment note records the case as reporting a sickness claim against an escape illness referenced by local authorities.
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Canonsburg
Marie Potts i
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Pletsburrgh
Bishop Brown
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Enid
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Hoon
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