Dirigible Shenandoah Wreck Likely to Remain Unexplained
Washington reports the court of inquiry will determine the cause of the Shenandoah disaster after three weeks of testimony. Witnesses dispute propulsion effects and valve safety, while political motives and weather conditions are debated. final findings expected in about ten days.
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Washington
Navy
Nayol Gourt
Howe
Ceat
Hrustini
Caieser
Geare
Money Ford
Junor
Probe death of young man in Pottsville investigation
Pottsville Pa Oct 13 Authorities today opened a probe into the fatal shooting of Norman Bier aged 10 of Megins on a nearby mountain after his body was found. Bier’s friend Edward Witker told his family that Norman had shot himself while the two were hunting with a shotgun.
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Pottsvilga
Soday
Norman Bier
Megins
Bisler
Edward Edwitker
Norman
Radio Schedule Highlights: Coast to Coast Night Lineup
A fragmented TV radio page lists five top radio features and coast to coast stations in a dense grid. Programs include Pacific Standard String quartet segments from Vancouver and a World Cruise by Radio with connections to WEEI WGR and WJAR among others.
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Poday
CNRV
Vancouver
Pacific
KGO
Oakland
Pacife
Pittsburgh
Buster
WIA
New York
WEEI
Wcts
WFI
WGR
WJAR
Weae
Wor
Weed
WSAI
New Makes Plea for Commercial Aviation
Washington Oct 15 Postmaster General New urged abandoning the standstill toward aviation and pressing into the commercial future of aeronautics. He urged a system of lighted night landing fields and a national program to promote aeronautics, arguing the Winslow bill creating a Bureau of Aeronautics in the Commerce Department would be the best forward step.
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United Press
Washington
Onmatics
New
Fine Program Arranged by Woman's Club for Winter
The Corry Woman's Club outlines a strong winter program chaired by Mrs. Gerry T. Kincaid. Listing speakers and events from October to April, the season includes politics, forestry, European travel, music, home gardening, dramatic readings, and an annual meeting with open house and performances by local artists.
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Corry
Gerry T. Kincaid
J. W. Campbell
D. A. Hillstrom
Marign Skidmore
CB. Weir
Ramsay Burton
World Court
Harles Montire
Edward Lindsty
Europe
Georgia Fresich Thegillier
GB. Kamps
John () Wister
W. Ryman
Charles LeSueur
Lin Miller
Albert Aroadbupat
Earl Barnes
Isfeali
Chile
Ara B
Barnes
New Bishop to Be Named At Episcopal Convention
United Press reports in New Orleans that Bishop Wiki Montgomery Brown was formally deposed at the Protestant Episcopal convention. Preparations for the nomination of candidates begin at 8 p m Wednesday after solemn services and a communion service. Brown insists nothing has happened to him and says the church still regards him as bishop.
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United Press
New Orleans
Wiki Montgomery Brown
Epicopal Ekureh
Jon
Wishop Brown
Corry Teachers to Attend Erie Institute Session
Practically all Corry Schools teachers will travel Friday to Erie for a two day institute at the Academy High School. The Corry schools close Friday. sessions continue Saturday in Erie ending with the football game at 3. Speakers include Principal Margi Wolfe Nellie Titus M J Rhaden Jessie Gray W H Pillsbury and James Ny Rule.
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Corry
Academy High
Erie
Princital Margi’ Wolfe
Garry Junior High
Nellie Titus
M. J. Rhaden
Jessie Gray
Philadelphia
W. H. Pillsbury
Truffalo
James Ny Rule
State Department of Education
Hartshure
Columbine University
Settlement of civil damages in fatal crash
The article reports a civil settlement in a fatal crash case involving Joseph Gray and Miss Jocelyn Broson. They were arraigned after a manslaughter conviction linked to Leonard Antill and Mrs Charles Myer deaths near Guantomobile. both received fines and jail time with parole. Insurance contributions and total costs to defendants are noted, with a dispute over fault and right of way.
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Meadville
Joseph Gray
Jocelyn Bro
Fuisville
Sertiendt
Leonard Antill
Charles Myer
Guantomobile
Iydetown
Gray
SION
Iofo
Texas
Thomas
Antill Epp
Gras
Ld Bor
Mitter
Wrecked Mail Plane Stripped In Cleveland
Postal inspectors may be called to search out vandals who stripped souvenirs from the island where Charles Ames fell to his death at Bellefonte. The body was moved to Cleveland for funeral services before burial in Kansas.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles 11 Ames
Bellefonte
Howard Shaver
Easters Mail Division
Amec
Calfornia
Shaver
Unites
Ames
Aymich
Jackson
Wich
Paul R. Amés
Washington, D. C
Harvey Humphreys
Ren
Aid Shave
Morrea
Washington, D. Ga
Odie
Murphy
Washington
Owens
Deat Hall
Pittsburgh
Thirteenth Victim Recovered From Yacht Clara B Disaster
In Sebastian Inlet the body of the thirteenth victim was recovered after the Clara B wreck. An airplane sighted the corpse and officials worked to identify it, uncertain whether it was Silman of Wichita Kansas or Albertson of Sedgwick Kansas who had been listed as missing.
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United Pro
Melbourne
Florida
Sebastian
Sun‘dan
Silman
Wichita
Kansas
Me. Albertson
Sedgewick
Pittsburgh Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Fraud Case
Lazaroff pleaded guilty in federal court to multiple fraud charges. He was sentenced by Judge Thomson to four years and one day in federal prison in Atlanta, ending the case.
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United Prose
Pittsburgh
Alex, Lazaroff
Toederal Court
Feder
Fay Feaudsand
Twigs Thomson
Atlanta
Opposition to Private European Loans Stressed at White House
President Coolidge voiced opposition to extending private credits to foreign countries involved in large military spending. The stance called for settling debts to the United States before any new private loans are considered.
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United Press
Washington
Pean
United States
White House
Road improvements expand link from Pittsfield to Ware area
Advices indicate the section between Pittsfield and Torpadome may open to traffic this week. Other Warren County projects progress with a new bridge at Columbus nearly finished and several road links already opened, aiming for fuller access to Kane and eastern points before winter.
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Pittsfield
Torpadome
Corry
Garland
Ware
Warren
Columbus
de Comey
Trafic
Wae
Sheffield Kane
Dlistarme
Kane
Beer supply diminished after statewide raids on breweries
In a series of raids by State Police from the Butler barracks, 22 men were arrested and thousands of gallons and barrels of high test beer were destroyed or washed away at breweries near Woodlayn, Sharon, Phillinsboro, and St. Marys. The action marked the first disturbance of breweries in over a year. Local residents Mrs. G. G. Barker and Mrs. J. J. Tyoss visited Erie.
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Butler
Hiere
Alignips
Woodlayn
I Bounty
Union Brewers
Sharon
Mercer County
Phillinsboro
Center
County
Straub
St. Marys
T. Waa
Proposal Comes Before Labor Convention in Atlantic City
A shortened working day to distribute employment among the most workers was urged at the American Federation of Labor convention in Atlantic City. The resolution warned that a longer day would cut production and put many out of work, while endorsing a broader national movement for more aid and supporting a Saturday half-holiday across industries.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Rotary Club Meeting Voices on Rotary Principles
Glenn Mead of Philadelphia former Rotary International president addressed the Rotary Club at today's meeting held at the Local Club. Committee on Rotary Education led by Frank T. Babbitt organized the program with Mr Mead outlining Rotary International organization and Mr Babbitt detailing duties of a Rotarian. Charles Alter assisted the lab at today's meeting.
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Glenn & Mead
Philadelphta
Merly
Rotary International
Rotary
Charles Atler
Buffalo Earthquake Report At Canisius College
A strong earthquake was felt in Buffalo around 1 p.m. It registered on the seismograph at Canisius College with intense shaking lasting about half an hour. The quake was estimated to have a magnitude and distance of roughly 2000 miles from the epicenter.
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Buffalo
Vet
Canisille College
School Dances Banned by City Officials
City news from October 1 reports high school dances abolished by school authorities after a disruptive incident. An investigation found stray items in dressing rooms and prompted the action.
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Uniten Rot ' OM
City Pa
Fifteen Planes Launch Long Flight to Washington
A squadron of fifteen teen planes from Welly Field Texas under Captain George Davisori took off this morning, initiating movement of the first air brigade toward the capital. The mission marks a bold step in early aerial military cooperation and demonstrates growing air power.
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United Pree
Mitchell Tield
Welly Field
Texan
Umder
George Davisori
Washington
Capital
Missouri Man Davis Named Secretary of War by Coolidge
Dwight Davis of St Louis named Secretary of War succeeding Weeks as president coolidge announces. Davis, a former War Finance Corp director and donor of the Davis Cup, will oversee civilian mobilization and policy shifts while Weeks retires after five cabinet years.
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United Press
Washington
Dwight Davis
St Louis
Coolidge
Weeks
Massachusetts
Weel
Jouralisis
Davis
War Finance Corporation
Harding
Méranne
J Matthew Warright
New York
Congress
Texas
Hart
Thaetes
Lancaster
New Hampshi
TMG
Séecnal
Charles Evans
Mehes
Newton
Anayi
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United States Naval Academy
Anny Upolis
Navy
Purriday Souithern
Murray Cy
Grahe
Senate
John J
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