Air liner crash in Indiana leaves seven dead
United Air Lines flight NC 13304, a twin motored passenger liner, exploded and crashed near Easton Indiana during a rainstorm. Crew members H. R. Tarrant and A P Ruby died, along with four passengers. The Chicago occupants and a radio operator were among the victims as the plane plummeted from 1,000 feet. Cause under investigation after mid air destruction.
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United Press
Ehesterton
United Air Lines
H. R. Tarrant
Chicago
A. 'P. Ruby
Alice Schreibner
H. R. Burris
Columbus
TE. M. Dwyer
Arlington
Masa
Smith
Fred Schoendorf
Burris
Cleveland
Earth
Toledo
North Liberty
Ind
Indiana
Byrd Flagship Sails on Antarctic Journey
Unite Press reports the Byrd Antarctic expedition flagship Ruppert sailed from Boston at 7:07 a.m. on the first stage toward the bottom of the world. She will dock in New York for 14 more men, then head to Norfolk where Bear joins the fleet. The Hear, to Wilmington for repairs, remains behind.
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Unite Press
Boston
NRA
Jacob Ruppert
New York
Norfolk
Barkentte Bear
Oaklind
Hear
Wilmington
N.C
Carolina
Ruppert
Mobil
Uzes
London
Rese Aene
Richard Mr. Byrd
Norfly
Canal Zone
Rum Runner Enroute Here Held For Crash
George Anderson of Jamestown, a noted rum runner, faces charges after an automobile crash near Clymer. His car struck a vehicle owned by a Hamilton County visitor, and he abandoned his car attempting to flee toward the state line. Officers seized a case of twenty four pints of liquor and three quarts, all of which were confiscated. Anderson is to have a hearing tomorrow. He previously faced liquor transportation charges in this city and was involved in a separate Pinst avenue crash months earlier.
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George Anderson
Jamestown
Aquor
Eual Clymer
Anderson
Clymer
Mobile
Pennsylvania State Line
Clymer- Corry
Pinst Avenue
Major drive to recall Blue Eagle from violators begins
Washington October 11 the recovery administration opened a wide offensive against violators of NRA agreements Administrator Hugh S Johnson ordered Theodore G Rahutis of Gary Indiana to surrender his blue eagle for alleged persistent violations of his reemployment contract Johnson warned violators that blue eagles would be taken away almost immediately from violators in other cities as well
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United Press
Washington
Blue
Florida votes for repeal push signals three states needed
Tallahassee reports Florida as the 23rd state to vote for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, with initial returns showing about 79,383 in favor and 19,932 against from 12 of 275 precincts, amid slow tabulation and regional ballot confusion.
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United Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Unite Press
Repest
Teneal
Gouutine
Madison County
Yepeal
McAdoo Linked to Dillon Read Company in 1921 Deals
Washington October 11 Senate stock market probe reveals Senator McAdoo Democrat California served as counsel for Dillon Read and Company in 1921 negotiations tied to a $25,000,000 Beachin Hawaiian loan. The committee disclosed the connection during investigations into international bankers.
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Washington
Senate
Wall
Snator McAdoo
Dem
Calif
Dillon, Read and Company
Beachin Hioan Naw
Gotan
Ressler Loses Suit Involving Brake Shoe Co
Justice Noonan dismissed Joseph J. Ressler of Knoxville suit against the estate of William J. Conners over the 1916 sale of United States Brake Shoe Co. Ressler claimed $34,406 damages, arguing misrepresentation and share of the sale. The court ruled the plaintiff failed to prove a cause of action and that the case was barred by statutes of limitations.
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Thomas H. Noonan
Supreme Court
Willian J. Conners
Joseph J. Ressler
Knoxville
Enn
Buffalo
Ressler
Unite States Brake Shoe Company
Coy
Mr. Conners
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co
Justine Noonan
Urearon
Paintiff
Genners
Stanley G. Pelk
Frederic ‘Twelvye
Conners Estate
Blond German Siren Arrested as Spy
Sophie Drodzt described as a blonde German siren and the first female spy trained by France since Mata Hari was captured near the German frontier with her French lover. Authorities found a dismantled secret radio device hidden in her motor car. The arrests mark a wave of espionage as European tensions rise amid war threats.
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Faris
Sophie Drodzt
Tnday Ag
France
Mata Hari
St. Avold
Eleven Injured After Buffalo Plant Riot
Riot at Republic Steel Corp plant in Buffalo Del injures eleven as picketers clash with police. About 1000 workers on strike. blown persons rushed to hospital for treatment after street clashes and plant disruption.
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Buffalo
Sy United
Rnco
Charles H Sabin Dies at 85 in Southampton
Charles H Sabin, chairman of the Guaranty Trust Company, died at his home in Southampton Illinois. At his death he was a director of 28 American corporations. He was born August 24 1868 in Williamstown Massachusetts and was 85. His wife leads the women's prohibition repeal group and has been active in the prohibition amendment drive.
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Cen Rete
Southampton
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Williamstown
Mass
Sabin
Women’s Organization For Prohibition Repel
Richard Marvin Dies at Soldiers Home in Corry
Death claims one of Corry’s Civil War veterans. Richard D. Marvin known as Dick Marvin, aged in his 80s, passed away at the Soldiers and Sailors Home yesterday after a period of ill health. He had lived at the Erie home for the past month and was among the town’s oldest veterans. Continued on page five.
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Soldiers Home
Friz
White House
Corry
D. Richard
Dick) Fiiirvis
jBben
Mr. Marvin
Erie
Wife of Kelly Confesses Part in Kidnap Plot
Kathryn Kelly testified in the second OracheI kidnapping trial in Federal court that she helped in the $200,000 abduction to protect her husband George Mueller Kelly. She and Kelly are co defendants on Lindbergh law charges as the government rested its case amid evidence of a Chicago based kidnapping and robbery ring.
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United Press
Samuel D. Hales
Oklahoma City
Kathryn Kelly
Orachel
George Mushine
Kelly
Chicago
Needlework Guild Launches Annual Campaign National Week
National Membership week highlights the Needlework Guild of America ambitious drive to surpass a million members. Members donate garments and fabric equivalents for charitable use while officers and directors spearhead a reach to bolster the organization’s presence across branches and communities. The national president urges an active campaign to fulfill past promises as the effort continues.
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Donariny
Usb
Mra
Fouter B
Davia
Mundery Besneh Tigges
Sears
Moody
Thomas Preston
Grover Cleveland
Needlework Guild of
Aamerica
Traonevie
Russo Japanese rupture imminent in Tokyo dispatch
A United Press report datelined Tokyo on October 1 states Russian Japanese relations, strained for months, near an open break over charges that Japanese officials conspired to seize the Chinese Eastern Railway. The Japanese government, angered by Moscow’s charges, ordered a full report from Ambassador Tampe Koichi Ofa and summoned officials for explanation.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Tampe- Koichi Ofa
Auto Dealer Hurt When Car Is Demolished
Walter H. Merrick an Auto dealer from Corry was taken to Hamot hospital Erie after a Sunday morning crash nine miles from South Bend. Other Corry residents were less seriously injured. Merrick was driving a Studebaker President en route from Chicago to return with new cars via South Bend. Occupants included Charles Dewey Arthur Schaub Fred Hall Merrill and Harold Patterson. A large truck and van blocked the highway as the Merrick car passed. the trailer struck the car demolishing it and causing cuts and shock to all aboard. Merrick was later treated for injuries to his left eye and may be retained for further evaluation.
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Walter H. Merrick
Stilebaler
Hamot
Erie
South Beng
Ind
Corry
Merrick
Studebaker
Chicago
South Bend
Charles Dewey
Arthur Schaub
Fred Hall
Merrill
Harold Patterson
Togey
Merrickar
Corry Man
Defense Rests in Davis Trial in Lottery Case
New York Oct 1 The offense rested today at 1 in the trial of Senator Davis of Pennsylvania on charges of violating the federal lottery laws.
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Davis
United Press
NEW York
Senator Davis
Pennsylvania
Examinations urged before marriages in state talk
Pittsburgh report notes Judge Sara M. Some urges revision of marriage laws to require thorough mental and physical examinations for prospective partners. She spoke to the State Federation of Women’s Clubs on family relations from the bench, calling for stricter mating safeguards. A second item mentions Roosevelt planning an early conference on liquor policy as yet undecided.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
State Federation of Women'alus
Sara M
Soffel
Wellington and Mohr Freed in Gas Office Burglary Case
Wellington and Mohr, both 25 and from Buttaln, were released after a morning hearing when fingerprints could not positively identify them with the Assciated Gas and Electric System burglaries. Authorities cited lack of sufficient evidence and alibis placing them in Union City and Lackawanna, with prior burglary records noted.
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Chester F. Wellngton
Charles ¥. Moir
Buttaln
Olives of
Associates Gas & Electric System
Model Dairy Company
Wellington
Mohr
Porter
Hope
LWW
Connettell
AssriclAtail Gas & Electric System
Union City
Buffalo
Cour
Corry
Lackawanna
Burrato
Enlisted Men Revolt Aboard British Cruiser Hood
London Oct 11 A reported mutiny or serious dissent has broken out among crew aboard the British battle cruiser Hood, the world’s mightiest naval vessel. Sources describe discipline strains amid the ship’s voyage to northern maneuvers, with destroyers reportedly ordered away and officers facing calls for restraint as the Hood races toward the Norway area.
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United Press
Sidney J. Williams
London
Aimilar
Cerry
Poe
Warshis
San
Orth Mondary
Ylemrextion
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