Legionnaires Honor Pershing and Foch at Meadville Dedication
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan a large May Meadville ceremony dedicating a new orphanage adjacent to Albany College. General Pershing and Marshal Foch were named honorary lifetime commanders of the American Legion, with a national convention vote and preparations for a Paris trip next year.
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Eighth and Legion Convention
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Resolutions Committee
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Sea of Varius
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Isle of Clover
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Chicago
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Scour Woods for Bandits Near Elizabeth Town
State and city police tramped through wooded country near Elizabeth Town chasing eight bandits who fled after a mail tuck robbery yesterday. The search covered about twenty square miles between here and Bernardeville as armed residents helped and motorists were stopped for credentials. Casualties include one killed and three wounded among the bandits, with authorities intensifying the hunt.
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Bernardeville
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Plan Radio Welcome for Roumanian Queen
United Press reports a plan to broadcast a radio welcome to Queen Maria upon her arrival aboard the Leviathan. Aboard the liner and a New York station would relay orchestral music and shipboard scenes to greet the royal party.
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United States
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Horses and Cattle Die in Farm Fire Near Carter Hill
A rural blaze at a farm two miles north of Carter Hill destroyed a barn and wired stock. Dozens of horses and cattle perished along with hay, machinery, and crops. The fire, spotted by local children, left the farmhouse gutted and total losses estimated in the thousands.
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Nike
Campaign chest planning meeting at Municipal Building
An enthusiastic committee gathered at the Municipal Building last night to launch an immediate drive and revision of the Community Chest. Mayor Bracken spoke of a midweek canvass goal, pledges totaled in the thousands, with broad city support expected for centralized relief funding and equitable distribution to beneficiary organizations.
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Private operation of air mail routes announced
The Post Office Department said it will relinquish the Transcontinental air mail routes and advertise within 80 days for bids from private enterprise to take over. Postmaster General New stated the department never intended permanent operation and will dispose of 85 airplanes 15 fianpais and machine shops valued at about a half million dollars.
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Youth Killed In Auto Crash Near Eric Creek
Tragic accident near Eric Creek claims one youth dead and another critically injured. Vehicle left the road after attempting to pass a wagon, overturned completely with four wheels upright. A hospital report indicated one passenger severely injured while another victim died at the scene. Police continue investigation into cause and contributing factors.
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Reports of Trotsky Arrest Denied After Yacht Party
Berlin papers claimed Trotsky and Zinoviev were arrested. authorities deny. Deaths of two women and a man missing follow a yacht party at Morrie Cove near New Haven. Victims Mildred L. Terrell, 20, and Mrs Minerva Orr Pites, 5, were associated with New Haven. captain Barney Thrawe witnessed the events. The missing man and the investigation focus on potential party-related foul play.
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Dirigible Rides Gracefully At Ford Airport Mast
An airship voyage near Ford Airport drew crowds as commander Rosendahl announced a planned cruise over the Detroit area. The 210 foot craft faced a disputed landing route with checkpoints to prevent congestion while spectators watched the mast area and a revival of public interest in airship travel.
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Siomngetown
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Alri
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Local residents depart for events and visits
Robert Powers left for Wie homie ii Gwen Sexi Ontario Canada after visiting Mrs Mathurg and Mrs W J Billy. Mr and Mrs John Wealy return home after attending the Photographers Association meeting in Dubois. Several ladies and Mr Stanley Nichols traveled to Erie for the Teachers' Institute while Masters Hovey Extworsh and Opi teleph spend the day at Spring Creek with friends.
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W. J. Billy
Wie
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Gwen
Walyer Perkins
Loren Jotlson
Erie
Donald Hovey
Charles Yravid
Colonial Offering Is Warmly Received at Warren Luncheon
Brokenstraw Valley and Corry chapter members told a Colonial program at Warren yesterday afternoon. D A Ruo and Miss How yard led introductions for the luncheon guests of Warren Indies. The original playlet Colonial Tipersonarians featured a cast presenting the life story of the character, with Miss How yard delivering the appeal and Pollove introducing the characters. Continuous on Page 4.
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Warren
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Warren Indies
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Annie
Art Department meeting at Women's Club
The Art Department of the Women's Club plans a Monday evening gathering at the Arc Department. notes mention speakers from Lorain Taff and a sculptor guest, plus a visit from Informext works Mist May Hawyard. Mrs Vincent Woerbelty of West Washington street was removed to Corry capital after a critical illness and will undergo surgery. W J Dandy of Anltiujore has been called in.
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Belgian Jewel Theft Uncovered In Paris Heist
In Paris today a Belgian jewel theft was uncovered as thieves entered the city, escaping with jewels valued at 450000. Captain Lowenstein’s authorities pursue the incident amid reports of wealth and potential government links.
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Benedict to Handle Special Registration
Ralph Benedict, chief clerk, to oversee a special registration day on October 26 in response to diphtheria fears and enrollment delays. County commissioners said the move would save money and prevent disputes, but chose Benedict to manage the process rather than appoint separate Republican or Democratic registrars.
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Regular Meeting of Local W C T U
The WC TU met at Mrs Ida Shaffer’s home with strong attendance and lively devotionals by Mrs Timma Heath. Plans were set to devote November’s first meeting to scrapbooks for disabled soldiers and sailors in hospitals. The next gathering will be at Mrs Urriet Durham’s home with secretary notes by Mrs Frank.
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Los Angeles
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Pennsylvania State Bulletin
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Vigilant game wardens tighten reign on season
Game protectors extend vigilance as hunting season opens with more reports of dogs at large and deer fawns killed near Garland and Spring Creek. A Garland resident paid about 15 dollars after a dog incursion led to a deer loss, with Warden Elimer Nelaolt investigating. Justice of the Peace Moore heard a case against a Garland man tied to fire weapons, while Warden Nelann coordinated a crackdown and promise more patrols as pheasants and winds are distributed across Spring Creek, Sugar Grove, Chandlers Valley, and Russell.
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Springe Crack
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Sheffield
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Russelle
Opening of Everett Store Draws Throngs
Large crowds filled the new Everett store as it opened on Thursday, with 31 departments and 5,000 square feet of space. The store showcased a modern layout and extensive merchandise from five cents to five dollars, drawing steady business from morning until night. Concurrently Howe’s confectionery opened in remodeled quarters, and Finch Parlor’s agency for United Clear Co. began in this city. Modern storefronts and sparkling windows enhanced the shopping district’s appearance.
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Assails excesses of highway department in rally
United Press reports Baie Pa October 15 Rivard Haldeman, president of the Pennsylvanian State Motor Profession, urged opposition to higher vehicle registration and gasoline taxes. He warned that two recent grants of 50,000 dollars each and a dwindling fund leave no choice but to seek new revenues.
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Stenographer to be questioned in Stephenson case
A young stenographer who vanished a week ago in Indianapolis will be questioned about missing letters and checks from D C Stephenson, head of the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana. Prosecutor William Renny seeks documents as part of a Marion county grand jury probe into Stephenson’s suspected corrupt control of a shadow government. Mildred Meade, a former Stephenson aide, left home as the inquiry heated up. investigators believe she may know the hiding place of the missing materials or aided their destruction.
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Marion County Grand Jury
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Dew Umbris
Canton Paper Named Defendant in Suit
Canton Daily News is named as a defendant in a libel suit brought by Louis Mazer, one of three men charged with the murder of Don R Mellett. Authorities view the suit as an attempt to pressure state witnesses before Muzet’s trial set for November 8.
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Don R Mellett
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Canton Daily News
Muzet
Five Best Radio Features List Shown
Radio listings detail programs across stations including WGY Schenectady and WWI Detroit. Entries mention music features and studio hours such as 8 P.M Eastern in Detroit and 10 30 P.M in Portland. Names like Paul Ash and Grrild Hour appear in schedule notes.
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