HempHill Visits Corry in Key Pennsylvania Campaign Stop
Hemphill, Democratic candidate for governor, plans a full day in Corry on Tuesday October 21 with a late afternoon rally. He will then move to Erie with James P. Rossiter arranging events. the visit signals cross-party interest and a tight race in Pennsylvania.
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Ohn M. Hemphill
Cansis Didate
Corry
Cording
Hempaill
Northwestern
Pennsey
Vania Hy Sedgwick Kistler
Adiator
Gily D. Baga
Lucy J.wins
Ton
George Douglas
Philadelphia
Superior Court
Vain Cory
Bre
Hemp- Hill
Eris
James P. Rossiter
Erie
Hemphill
Pennsylvania
Western Pa Towns Without Water Grow Acute From Drought
Western Pennsylvania towns face growing water shortages as two months of drought persist. In Cambria County, reservoirs dry, wells dwindle, and Hooversville nears exhaustion with livestock use. Boswell, Hooversville, and nearby areas implement daily hydrant limits. Some towns like Rockwood and Somerset report adequate supplies for now, while routes and plants cut back.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Cambria County
Hooversville
Stonyeretk
Boswell’s
Myersdale
Salisbury
Rockwood
Somer
Black
Milford
Windber
Richland
McDonald
Burgettstown
Muse
Washington County
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Montour
Canonsburg
Houston
Standard Tin Plate Company
Chartiers
Uniontownistrict
Wayette County
Graveling of Sparta outlet completed to Spartansburg paving
Street Commissioner Hartington reports the outlet graveling is finished and the stretch is in fine condition funded by county commissioners with 800 dollars toward repair. Northwest street and extensions to Church Lo Union meet best condition in years as work nears completion on the Spartansburg road with berms culverts and gutters nearly done. Weather allowed progress and one more week or two should finish all construction.
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Spartansburg
Hartington
Church Lo Union Street
Naaily
Complaints Heard On Tax Assessment Today
City Council met as Board of Revision for the 1931 biennial tax assessment. Property owners in Wie First and Setood Wards voiced few protests by 2 pm. General assessment remained unchanged except for additions or outstanding improvements. The council planned hearings for Phinda and Fourth Wards Thursday with sessions 9 to 12, 2 to 4, and 7 to 9.
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City Council
Wie First
Setood
Th Municipal
Phinda
Cioeke Tr
Dr Hatty H Price Named Editor of Methodist Protestant Record
Pittsburgh Oct 15 Dr Hatty H Price pastor of Knoxville suburb First Methodist Protestant Church will become editor of the Methodist Protestant Record national church paper effective soon.
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New M. E
Pittsburgh
Hatty H. Price
First Methodist Protestant Church
Knoxville
Methodist Protestant Record
Wounds Fatal to Notorious Bandit Dies in Springfield
Little Joe Fleagle, famed western bandit, died in a Springfield hospital at 9:05 a.m. after bullet wounds from authorities who captured him while boarding a Branson train. Surgeons failed to stop an abdominal hemorrhage. his last words pleaded to see his mother.
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United Press
Springfiesld
Little Joe" Mieagle
Springfield
Branson
Fleagle
Doctora
West
Campaign total for 1930 Chest to stay under 10000 dollars
Corty s 1930 Community Chest total will run between 0 500 and 10 000 far below last year s figure says Mayor A Alexander campaign chair The absence of two or three shops slowed canvass and the end of the week is expected to finish the drive A doll report on the drive was promised by Friday or Saturday A heavy shortfall in allocations to Chest groups and a reduced emergency fund are anticipated due to the short total A five year prison term was given to D Peterson for robbing a wholesale store in Wheeling West Virginia
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Corty
A. Alexander
Chatman
Alexander
Liability In Fire Placed On Contractor
Harrisburg October 15 The building contractors and not the commonwealth bear responsibility for the damage to the state education building in the October 3 fire An opinion by Deputy Attorney General W A Schnader holds the loss estimated between 700000 and 1000000 must be borne by the builders as the state was not liable until turnover of the building.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
W. A. Schnader
Schnader
Opinion Survey on Prohibition Seeks Editor Replies
United Press reports President Hoover's crime commission asks editors nationwide to answer if they favor or oppose the 8th Amendment and the Volstead Act, with neutral options. The survey, mailed to about 1,000 newspapers, aims to gauge national sentiment on federal prohibition and will be compiled into a pamphlet for distribution.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Crime Commission
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woollcost
Woodconk
Law Enforcement Commission
Pambl
Campaign to insure plant merger raises local funds
A city committee launched a drive to raise funds to cover moving expenses for transferring Aero Supply Corporation’s College Point plant to Corry for consolidation with Standard Automatic Products. The effort seeks pledges from all residents, with surplus returned pro rata, and aims to finish within days. Attendees included M. L. Brown and others.
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Citizens’ Committee
College Point
L. F
Aero Supply, Corporation
Standard Automatic Products Company
Unist
Corry
M. L. Brown
Worth Hammond
C. B. Doane
C. 3. Bentley
S. V- Stewart
C.F. Rogers
G. F. Bliss
M. Raymond
N. T
Kidnaper Thought Trapped in Woods
Greenfield Mo October 15 The kidnapped Mrs Alms Wilson McKinley was believed trapped in a Ozark wilderness today Bloodhounds led 100 armed men to the suspected hiding place Mrs McKinley was released late yesterday and told how she was held captive until she promised to bring 1000 back to the kidnapper Police say hounds convinced officers the fugitive was hiding in brush not far from where he held the expectant mother through Monday night
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United Press
Greenfield
Alms Wilson McKinley
Ozard Wondland
McKinley
Hemphill Gains Philadelphia GOP Backing in Gubernatorial Race
Philadelphia Republican leaders launched active campaigning for John Hemphill the Liberal Democratic candidate over their own Gifford Pinchot. Ward organizers were instructed to mobilize divisions, aiming for a large Hemphill margin in Pennsylvania’s Republican stronghold. Charles B Hall labeled Hemphill’s rising support in Berks Schuylkill and Lancaster counties as evidence of growing Liberal strength and anticipated landslide results.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Republican Organization
John Hemphill
Gifford Pinchot
Hemphill
Pennsylvania
Posta
Charles B. Hall
Pinchot
Hall
Berks
Schuylkcill
Lancaster
Liberal
Five Best Radio Entainments Across Networks
A readable schedule lists NBC WZ Dic-O-Doo Entertainara at 5 45 p m CBS WABC Eskimo Ple Program at 1 45 p m NBC TEAR Palimolive Hour at 3 30 p m GBS WABG Valee of Columbia at 4 00 p m NBC WIZ Slumber Music at 1 00 p m.
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NBC Network
WABC
CBS Network
TEAR
Columbia
Wiz
Loebe Re-elected Reichstag Speaker Amid Strikes
In Berlin on October 15 the second Reichstag session re elected Socialist Paul Loebe as speaker amid heavy police guard and a 20 000 metal workers strike. The fascists failed to unseat him as Ernst Scholz of the Folks party trailed on the second ballot. Violent exchanges erupted among rival Socialists and Fascists, with Lohse expelled from the Prussian diet as chaos erupted.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Heinrich Bruening
Ernst Scholz
Folks
Unus
Lozbe
Schola
Socialista
Diet
Heinrich Lohse
Bucktail Trail Formally Opened at Hyner Bridge Dedication
LOCK HAVEN Pa Oct 15 John S Fisher of Pennsylvania spoke at the dedication of Hyner bridge Clinton county opening the Bucktail Trail on U S route 120 between Lock Haven and Ridgway The road takes its name from the Bucktail regiment of the Civil War which followed the route from Kane to Harrisburg under Col Thomas L Kane The road builders moved a mountain out of their way in paving the Tortville route to provide a more direct link from Harrisburg and Philadelphia to Buffalo and Erie.
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United Press
Lock Haven
Goneror
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Hyner Bridge
Clinton County
Ridgway
Kane
Harelsburg
Thomas L. Kane
Tortville
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Erie
Brazil Revolt May Be Decided By One Battle
New York oct 15 one ton civil war in Brazil is 12 days old and one decisive battle on the northern frontier of Parana may decide the outcome. Federal troops guard Parana frontier hindering insurgent moves toward Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. A decisive clash may or may not occur depending on troop concentration. the army gaining control of the region holds a decisive advantage. The rebellion spans a vast triangle of states from the northern coast southward along the eastern coast, including Parana, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Espirito Santo and Bahia, with government holds near Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The insurgents control most states within the triangle but communications are hampered by federal strongholds. On Oct 3 the uprising began at three points Rio Grande do Sul Minas Gerais and Pernambuco. The three forces were widely separated as rebels aimed to consolidate territory. Continued on page three.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
New York
Brazil
Parana
Sao Paulo
Rilo de Janeiro
Wall Tave
United States
Mississipp River
United States of America
Maine
Chicagy
Lake Superior
Seaboard
Keywest
Dayton
Birmingham
Pensacola
San Paulo
Espirito Sdnto
Bahia
South Carolina
Rio de Janeiro
Washington, D. C
Espiritu Sato
Bhia
Portland
Buffalo
Srd
Rio Grande
Sul
Florida
Minas Gereases
Tennessee
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennnsylvania
West Virginia
T le
He Revolli
Chinese Bandits Hold Mission Worker in China
Ort 15 Bert Nelson, an American member of the United Lutheran Mission and a Minneapolis resident, was kidnapped by bandits in Hwang Chan Honan province. A ransom demand of 50 000 was noted in a report signed by The First Med Army. Local officials received the demand for release.
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Erga Piping
China
Bert Nelon
United Lutheran Mission
Minneapolis
Nelson
Hwang- Chan
Honan
Short Selling Policy Questioned in Wall Street
Washington dispatch reports the Hoover administration plans no curb on short selling but will back exchange self correction against improper trading. Officials say Justice Department probes into alleged stock manipulation and a forthcoming Glass Committee inquiry loom as Senate eyes credit policies before Congress convenes.
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Stock Exchange
Cenfer
Bult Hoover
Justice Department
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
United Prey
Hoover
Wall Street
Shorts
Arsthan
Richard Whitney
The
Allan Lindsley
Pinte
Hodg Er
Department
Stonk
Whniney and Lindsley
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Gurter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs Albert Fox Dies After Long Illness at East Wayne
Mrs Albert Fox formerly of Gul uuibus died about three o'clock this afternoon at East Wayne street while residing with her daughter Mrs Cangdon Rowe. Ill health persisted for months. A fuller notice will appear in Thursday's Tourist.
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Albert Fox
Gul Uuibus
Cangdon Rowe
East Wayne Street
Demonstration in Use of Voting Machine Announced
Ralph C. Benextiel, clerk to the county commissioners, announced a demonstration of the voting machine at the municipal building on Tuesday, October 16, in the afternoon and evening. The automate tabulator will be clearly demonstrated and city voters urged to attend. The event will be used for localities with the election.
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Ralph C. Benextiel
Hdirsan
Unéd
Sr Wih
Jorecalitis Ab
Elke Jon
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