Death of college president linked to son’s WWI death
Washington Pa Oct 12 vr So S Baker former president of Washington and Jefferson College will be buried tomorrow at Washington cemetery where his son Lieutenant Edward David Bayer who died in France is buried. The body was found near here yesterday with a bullet wound in his head and will lie in state in the First Presbyterian church near the college. Reverend Robert MacGowan of Bellefield church PAC Pittsburgh spoke previously.
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Pittsburgh
Calvin Coolidge urges Hoover bid amid bonus dispute
United Press reports at Madison Square Garden Coolidge urged Herbert Hoover’s re election, arguing public welfare requires it and criticizing Roosevelt over the bonus issue. He claimed Democratic policies worsened depression, praised Republican economic recovery, and warned against increased national debt. Abduction case noted with sparse details of a Chicago bank president freed after ransom.
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Real Ballyhoo Of Pa Campaign Gets Under Way
Pennsylvania campaign begins with Democrats and Republicans planning rallies parades and mass meetings. efforts include Roosevelt in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and Hoover via state route stops. GOP state chairman calls candidates to stump for three weeks while Democrats line up national speakers Norris Tumulty and Smedley Butler join the effort.
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Nebraska
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Film colony rocked by new death by own action case
Hollywood reports a man killed at the city airport when he ran into a revolving propeller while trying to retrieve a hat. The incident occurred as investigators probe the Berlin style tragedy sweeping the film colony after a separate death in Cleveland. George Davison, 20, a young technician, reportedly shot himself yesterday in his apartment before Mrs. Constance Smith, sister of a film actress, who said he was infatuated with her.
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Tulsa Youth William Dow Trim Buried Amid Police Search
William Dow Trimble, a 21 year old honor student at Oklahoma A and M College, was buried today as investigators sought his killer. He was robbed and shot while driving to raise funds for his senior year in the school of engineering.
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Concord Twp Blaze Destroys Farm Barn and Machinery
A fire at the J. A. Blivler farm on Welon Ulf in Generit township last night destroyed a large barn and its contents including horses and cattle, a Chevrolet truck, a Delec Hytling plant, hay and crops. Loss estimated above 9000 dollars. origin undetermined. Roy Skitt, Spartansburg, now owns the farm formerly Blatchley. The blaze, visible for miles, began around late evening and burned for over an hour.
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Daily trout shipments from state hatchery
Supt A G Butler reports daily shipments from the State Wish Hatchery. A truckload of brook trout, about ten inches long, left this morning for Poller county to stock streams. The load was supervised by Ned Sorenisin and Roy Boystortt. Regular shipments proceed to pools and confluences within the state.
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Outside mine pickets ousted halts assembly
Taylorville Oct 12 National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets charged and dispersed about 1,000 pickets linked to the Progressive Miners of America and their sympathizers near the union headquarters. Several hundred were detained at the Christian County courthouse as authorities began weeding out outsiders for potential deportation to the bounty line.
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R R Contracts For 1285 Cars In Pennsylvania Shops
Philadelphia Oct 12 Orders have been placed at three Pennsylvania Railroad shops for the construction of 1985 fox cars funded by the $2,000,000 work loan negotiated with the Reconstruction Corporation General W W Atterbury president announced today of this number 925 will be standard Pennsylvan ia Railroad box cars and 60 will be steel automobile cars of large dimensions
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Seven Lost On Fishing Trip In Ontario Lake
Oat Oct 12. Hopier reported missing after a fishing trip on Lake Milley near Larder Lake western Ontario. A search plane found an upside down boat near Miller Island Beach with oars blankets and supplies aboard. Missing are John G Skinner wife Bernie Morehler, Wilma Timbombe, Anna Monet, Thomas Cunningham and Colin Webster. Provincial police and volunteers searched the area as a storm hampered efforts. no traces found yet.
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John G. Skinner
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Gravenhurst
Wilma — ‘Timbmbe
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Timmins
Thomas Cunningham
Scotland
Colin Webster
Isvan
Miller Island
War Insurance Suit Over $8700 Claim
Mrs Saral A Repman of Oi City files in federal court for 8700 allegedly due from War Risk insurance carried by her son Andrew P Repman a pure food inspector who served in France with the 112th Infantry 28th division and was severely wounded in the Argonne battle October 72nd He was honorably discharged February 6 1919 and later paid 67 50 monthly due to disability with the war risk insurance The suit says the government has refused to pay the balance of the claim.
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British Woman Is Killed in China
Unconfirmed reports say Mrs Woodruff, wife of a British accountant for the British American Tobacco Company, was shot and killed at Kitglekays near Harbin. Her two children were reportedly kidnapped.
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Swing Back to Democrats in South Reported
An older United Press dispatch dated October 12 reports a confidential survey noting fifteen southern and border states leaning toward Roosevelt, with nine of them previously Republican in 1928. Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, and Texas show potential Democratic strength, while Virginia may lack Hoover enthusiasm and Republicans see a split. The analysis highlights a shift away from the long standing solid South perception and suggests Roosevelt could secure enough electoral votes to reach a majority.
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Governor Roosevelt May Pass Through Corry
Possible early October 19 arrival for Franklin D Roosevelt Democratic presidential candidate. He may speak in Pittsburgh and travel from Buffalo, expected to reach Corry shortly after 2 AM.
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Rioting and curfew amid Northern Island unrest
Rioting between rival mobs in Northern Island leads to three dead and dozens injured as police and troops disperse crowds. Streets filled with broken milk bottles, loaves thrown, and vehicles damaged. Forty more arrests reported. curfew to be imposed this evening as talks with worker representatives consider relief and employment measures.
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Amity Stretch Drops Concord Project in Rural Plan
The Concord township Darrow’s Corners to Crawford County line project is postponed and replaced by a three and a half mile stretch from Lyons’ Corners toward Wattsburg. Union and Amity townships eye inclusion of the Lindey to May route in a 17 mile county program. Davis of Erie County notes the Concord stretch is swapped for the Lyons Corners north stretch plus Wattsburg Cutting road link. Misses Meng and Dodd travel to Erie for a day trip.
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German Power Will Center in Cabinet
Munich Oct 12 The draft of a new German constitution proposes that the government rather than parliament will manage state affairs Chancellor von Papen told the Federation of Bavarian Industry The cabinet aims to reshape the country's state and economic life and has the will to do so The Reichstag has been dissolved under protest from the Nationalists who accuse the motion of misfidelity The chancellor said the draft would be ready when the Reichstag meets in December and indicated the cabinet would pursue an anti parliamentary course even if Reichstag opposes the reforms He suggested the government would dissolve the Reichstag again if needed stating only constructive institutions are worthy to Los
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Two Women Slain and Children Beaten in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on Murphy Street two women were found dead and two children badly injured at the family home. Mrs Nellie Tressler and her mother Mrs Amanda Hartman were slain. The two children Billy and Sadie Tressler, and Orland Molinaro, a seven year old boy, were injured and taken to Connellsville State Hospital. Police described wounds as severe and consistent with a blunt instrument.
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Multiple US Briefs from National News Bullets
Bullets report a Nitro magazine blast west of Sapulpa killing three. Roosevelt to tour the South starting Oct 18 with speeches in St Louis Pittsburgh and Baltimore. US consulate in Athens to seize Samuel Miqu passport documents. Chicago area magnate linked utilities. Mrs James A Reed dies in Kansas City after pneumonia and throat septicemia. Francis M. Wileson Democratic Missouri governor nominee dies suddenly. Howard Lake farmer picket attack repulsed by Wright County deputies as farm union animosity flares.
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