Meadville to ban beer sales after 11:30 PM
Meadville City Council, in a first reading, moves to halt beer sales and consumption on licensed premises between 11:30 PM and 6:00 AM to curb late night drinking. The ordinance aligns beer sale hours with liquor licenses, aiming to stop parties buying by the case and consuming on premises after midnight.
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Woman found dead from high plunge on hotel roof
A woman registered as Ruth Lynn of Erie fell from the seven teenth floor of the New Yorker Hotel in New York City. Her body was found on the extension roof. she was described as about 35, five feet two, 110 pounds with black bobbed hair. No local address or identifying notes were found. Police suspect a false name or address and believe she may not have resided in the city. Relatives could not be located.
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Plant Worker Gail Winne Dies at 53 After Sudden Heart Attack
Gail Winne, longtime employee of the J. W. and A. P. Howard Company in Corry, died at about eleven a m after a sudden heart attack at the Tannery plant. He was fifty three and survived by four daughters and a son. Funeral plans were to be announced. Indictment of fifteen people including prominent citizens follows police investigations in Cincinnati.
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Diphtheria Claims West Virginia Child
Francis Fourney, seven, son of Mr and Mrs Eugens Fourney of Ble Jay West Virginia, died last Tuesday after several days with diphtheria. He was formerly Miss Ne Lynch of this city. Six brothers and one sister survive the child. funeral arrangements were not learned.
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Milk diet wins freedom for two bootleggers
In Bellingham Washington Edgar E Jonson and William S Bayly escaped fines after promising Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer they would buy four cows each and drink milk thereafter, after running two liquor stills was revealed.
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Eleven-Year-Old Crown Prince Proclaimed King Peter II
Belgrade reports Eleven-year-old Crown Prince Peter II proclaimed king under Article XXXVI with a regency to govern. The cabinet declares six months mourning and suspends Parliament. regents include Prince Paul and Governor Perovic. Alexander’s death links to tense Franco Italian diplomacy and the Little Entente alliance while France and Italy face risk of shifting loyalties.
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Recall Struggles of Columbus and 1492 Voyage
Recalled lines show Christopher Columbus seeking royal support from Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain for his voyage to the new world. The text notes October 12 as Columbus Day and references the Santa Maria ship and Columbus portrait.
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Open Campaign To Reorganize School System
United Press reports a statewide conference in Harrisburg with 2000 attendees launching a push to reform Pennsylvania schools. Governor Pinchot will frame goals around financing, taxation, consolidation, and funding distribution to drive a legislative program for January.
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Eucharist Congress Opens in Buenos Aires
Cardinal Acelli, papal legate, inaugurates the Eucharistic congress in Buenos Aires, leading what is described as the greatest and most solemn religious pageant in South America. The event emphasizes world peace and particularly peace in Latin America.
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W E W sponsor Halloween parade in Corry city
W E W announces a city Halloween celebration mainly for children with an ald fashion parade. Local schools invited to participate with prizes for best costumes and best floats. Officials expect a large turnout and civic spirit boost as organizations enter floats and horns and red flares are distributed to participants.
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Corry
Woman Drowned as Cruiser Valiant Sinks Off Oakland
Oakland Cal Det 10 reports a pleasure cruise disaster as the cabin cruiser Valiant sank at the mouth of the Oakland estuary after collision with the Lumberman. One woman drowned, six rescued, and another missing. August Nelson, keeper of a lighthouse, aided six survivors aboard a small boat. A boat from Lumberman also picked up others.
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Texas Spurns Prohibition Law of State
By Ww. Winsium United Press Staff Correspondent Fort Worth Tex Oct 10 Though Texas shows liberal drift enforcement of the dry law is weak in the southern half while northern and western sections remain restrained. Austin has about 40 liquor outlets most openly. Galveston and Corpus Christi report growing bars as juries resist liquor convictions. Beer is legal but full liquor requires a constitutional vote.
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United Press
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Arrest of Gallatas in Kansas City Massacre
Justice Department announces the arrest of Richard C. Gallatas in New Orleans on December 22 for conspiracy to deliver a federal prisoner. He was seized by federal agents, taken to Kansas City, and will be arraigned on the charge.
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