Two Suspects Held Here for Robberies
Police hold Chester Wellington and Charles Mohr of Buffalo as fingerprints may link them to local safeburglary cases at the Associated Gas and Electric System and Model Dairy offices. Authorities report uncertain progress on fingerprint matches and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mohr
Chester F. Wellington
Charles ¥. Mohr
Buffalo
Associated Gas & Electric System
Model Dairy Company
Hure
Corty
Butialo
Erie
Sergio Price
Butler
Manigan
Brown
al Bofisia
Planigan
Debt Conference Opens At Treasury In Washington
United States and Great Britain resume talks on war debt terms today at the Treasury. A key issue is Britain’s proposed retirement of a 1.0 billion dollar debt obligation to the United States as part of the wartime financial settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weievou
Washington
Treasury Department
Great Britain
United States
Two Women Sentenced to Ten Years for Kidnapping
Gy Palfia, 28, a nurse from New York, and Tinie McGhay, 25, of Ailing state, were sentenced to ten years in prison for kidnapping. The two were involved in a case that unfolded in New York City after the victim was seized and held briefly before release.
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Nscollme
Gy Palfia
Tinie McGhay
Ailing
Statin Yan
March on Capitol by United Press
The report claims Art I Smith plans a Washington march with half a million supporters to install a dictatorship of America against President Reed. He claims the government will supply beds and gear, and suggests the Bonus Army may join, potentially swelling numbers beyond a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Art I Smith
America
Washington
Franklin D Reedwell
Smith
Hoover
Florida votes on 18th amendment repeal in statewide contest
Florida voters faced the repeal question as observers predicted the state would be the earliest to repudiate national prohibition. A Florida victory by 2 to 1 in favor of repeal was the forecast, with wet supporters touting church outreach and dry leaders citing vote confusion on the ballot. If forecasts hold, six states including Ohio and Pennsylvania would advance repeal efforts toward the 21st amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
United Tot Pallahassee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North
South Carolina
Utah
Kentucky
Tampa
James A.farley
Spartansburg Resident Dies After Illness
Well known Tee Tent of Spartansburg passes away last night at the Cleveland Clinic after a four year illness. The World War veteran resided in Spartansburg for years and was highly regarded in the Kiowa community. Survived by a wife and several relatives, funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at Bedglet event.
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Spartansburg
Htdy Bryant
Cleveland Clinic
Hale
Bya Adn
B.d.srymat
Iabnurg
Macinch
Mex Naoral
New Nreast
Ewilelarn
Mire Mantelle Si
Spirtansburg
Mahiyeaunelt
Tenjou City
Ande Abeneser
Ait
Han Bryant
Broturichaburg
Jury May Open Deliberations This Afternoon
Oklahoma City report notes federal jurors near verdict in the $200000 kidnapping case against George Jelly and his wife Katharine. Prosecution urged life sentences as Urschel testified to nine days of captivity, a death threat, and renewed intimidation.
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Sam D. Hales
United Press
Oklahoma
Urschel
Kelly
All Executive
Feders
Katherine
Ruthless gang czar sought in drive on crime
Chicago Oct 10 a ruthless gang czar alleged to have ordered the deaths of two lieutenants suspected of informing federal officers fought to thwart the government war on crime. Federal officers believed the slain were Winkler and Lebenberger tied to a vast Midwest crime ring amid bank robberies and racketeering.
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Czar
Chicago
Gus Winjder
Eagar Lubensberger
Winkler
Asadssins
Écbery
Lebenberger
North Shore
Kabans
Sorgen
Botti
Pullihy
Lanier
Wikerain
Jotin F Gerron Dies After Subway Fall in Columbus
Jotin F Gerron, a Jamestown freight conductor for the Erie Railroad, died at Hamot hospital after a fall from a subway bridge in Columbus. He suffered a crushed right ankle and a fractured hand, relapsed after a brief recovery, and died early today. He is survived by a sister, Mrs Allee G Marsnalls of Cleveland. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Columbus
Briday
John W. Gerran
Jamestown
Hamot
Greenbly
Gerron
Gerry Hospital
Icme
de Erie
Allee G. Marsnalls
Wade Park Avenue
Cleveland
Move to Break Deadlock at Geneva Parley
United Press reports a Geneva disarmament conference deadlock between France and Germany as America and Britain coordinate policy. Norman Davis and Captain Anthony Hiden plan to press Germany to back off armament demands and to negotiate with France, seeking penalties for violators during an international control period. Delegates pursue private talks to shift European politics in the next days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Brown
United Press
Geneva
America
Germany
Eden
France
Mie
Chieŭ Gartnin
Surgeons Lead Crusade Against Cancer Nation
A chaotic, OCR heavy dispatch reports a nationwide medical push by surgeons to combat cancer. It cites energetic campaigns, notable figures, and political tension as doctors rally through conferences and public appeals to advance cancer treatment and research nationwide.
PLAN INVESTIGATION INTO CHASE NATIONAL BANK AND ASSOC GAS
Fer dinand Pecora announced that a probe of Chase National Bank and a securities firm linked to it would begin October 17. Howard Colwell Hopson, utilities magnate, was subpoenaed for possible ties to the Associated Gas and Electric Company. Ernest Bell Tracy of Dillon, Read and Company testified as Pecora questioned him about Rock Island stock held by United States and International Securities Corporation.
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United Press
Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
Sendie Stock Market Committee
Chase National Bank
Securities Corporation
Albert H. Wiggin
Hsar
Chase Bank
Dillon, Read and Company
Pecora
Howard Colwell Hopson
Cone
Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Ernnest Bell Tracy
Trists
Rock Island
United States
International Securities Corporation
NRA plans sentinel network to curb price gouging nationwide
Washington dispatch reports NRA consumers' division organizing sentinels in towns and cities to guard against price gouging by merchants. Under leadership of Mrs. Mary H Rumsey the board and existing NASA committees will be brought into a coordinated effort across the country. Continued on page over.
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Cross
Washington
NRA
Mary H. Rumsey
NASA
McFarland slated for reappointment as deputy marshal
Pittsburgh Oct 10 Thomas McFarland former assistant deputy marshal in western Pennsylvania district is slated to succeed Capt. John F. Austin when his term expires. McFarland, in his mid twenties, resident of Pittsburgh, is expected to receive the commission soon. Several other deputy marshal appointments are expected in coming weeks. Also reported a $26,000 fire in Ardmore damaged cargo and a truck driver and his passenger were seriously injured in a crash near the scene.
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Unite Press
Pittsburgh
Thomas McParland
Pennsylvania
John F. Austin
Cory
McFarland
Hillary Keenan
Greensburg
Austin
Keenan
Ardmore
Cargo Valle al
Hayloft Fall Fatality Claims Clifton Goodwill
Clifton B. Goodwill, 44, died at Titusville City Hospital after a fall from a hayload at Oakwood farm near Titusville. He sustained a broken back and paralysis from the waist down, injuries caused when a pulley driven fork broke, dropping him to the floor. He and his family are listed with several siblings and dependents. he had been treated in Erie before returning to Titusville hospital where his condition worsened.
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Clifton B. Goodwill
Titusville City Hospital
Jason Goodwill
Corry
Carl_ Goorwill
Union City
Stster
Titusville
Goodwill
Titusvilla Herald
Oakwood
City Hospital
Erie Hospital
Tiueville Hospital
New York Unalarmed Over Sally’s Dance
New York officials show calm reaction to Sally Rand complex fan dance in Chicago and during her New York visit. Police visit her theater to observe the act and determine its propriety while audiences respond with curiosity and approval.
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New York
Sally
Sally Rand
Chicago
Mires
John Fallon 55 Killed by Train at Centerville
John Fallon aged 55 was struck and killed by a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad train near Centerville while sitting near the Putnam garage. His body was found this morning. a sister and two brothers survive. Deputy coroners from Lincolnville and Titusville investigated the death with possible inquest pending.
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Putnam Garage
John Salton
Slyndon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Centeryilly Vly
Anna Bradford
Corry
Fallon
Dexterville
Putnam
Harry Mooney
Thin Tity
Jplo
Danner
Benedict
Titus=ville
Glyndon
Ainters
William Bennett
Spitansburg
Thomas Fallon
Martin
California
Spartena Jure
Two Patrolmen Club Speakers Share Patrol Data
Rotary luncheon at Tutel Gorry featured Corporal L D Souse as main speaker with Sergt RM Nuhfer providing brief remarks. The two patrol officers discussed state highway patrol functions and duties while guests from Corry Union City and Pittsburgh attended.
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State Highway Patrol
Rotary
Gorry
L. D. Souse
RM. Nuhfer
Evie Barrsicks
Rhodes
Worl Hamid
Corry
Crawford Carlisch
Unioix City
Richard ‘Dawson
Warten
Grant N. Warner
Lanadtowiy Fa
W. Martsolf
Pittburgh
U S Steel Orders Show Shrinkage
United States Steel Corporation reports a setback in production and orders as demand declines. Analysts note lower tonnage than prior quarters and adjustments to output plans amid market softness.
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U.S. Steel
United Press
New York
Unliknl
Einstedt Stahhezeit Corporation
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Frank A. Amos
E.R.R. Trainman
Jotin F.gerron
Way
Erie Railroad
England
Clinical Congress
Alg
Fim
Coustry
Harrison Saligaury
Unites Press
Grant
Arnie
METS
Davey
Baratoforg
Piugnanié
Garveahdmirie
Sarimentos
Dlinend
Anmoeiomn College of Surceots
J. F. Austin
Haylord
Corry Man
John Fallon
Centerville
Suniel
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