Huge Liquor Ring Busted Seizures Tie Radio Stations
A major eastern seaboard liquor smuggling network was raided in Philadelphia with 16 men and 2 women arrested. Authorities seized two Philadelphia radio stations two boats off the Delaware and nabbed multiple premises. Dozens of warrants issued, with authorities predicting more arrests as the probe continues. The operation extended from New York to Atlantic City and along the Delaware Bay coast. Awaiting court trial, all suspects were bailed.
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United Press
Philadelphia
United States
Federal
Bigteen
Hall
Radio Statens
Delaware Canes
William Dunnigan
New York
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Ganadav
Delaware Bay
Canada
West Indies
New Jersey
Speer
Coronet Ragen Farce Promises Veteran Led Comedy
About 150 participants perform in Corporal Ragen at the high school auditorium tonight and Friday under Lieut Archie W Thompson VFW auspices. A minstrel show accompanies the farce, proceeds go to the Corry Relief Fund and VFW relief work for winter.
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Corporal Ragen
High School
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Minastel
Corry Relief Fund
VFW
Four Sought in Gang Killings Indicted in Pittsburgh
Four men, none arrested, were indicted today in connection with two gang related murders in the Pittsburgh area. Phillip Spallino of Pittsburgh faced charges for the strangling and burning of Antonio Argento near Turtle Creek last week. Co defendants Olid Romano, Anthony La Mbatia, Angelo La Munatia, and Gah Lipa were indicted in the shooting death of Morris Obrin on October 24.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Phillip Spallino
Antonio Argento
Turtle Creek
Olid Romano Alles Anthony la
Mbatia
Angelo la Munatia
Gah Lipa
Relief Fund Grows As Canvass Nears Close
The Corry Relief Fund canvass shows progress with favorable outlook. Raymond Manufacturing Company totals $757 and Rogers Structural Steel Company $285 in pledges, plus a $200 subscription from George H. Barlow of California. Ward committees report gratifying response and a complete Friday report is anticipated.
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Journal
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Rogers Structural Steel Company
George H. Barlow
California
Gerty Relief Fund
Cabinet of Mexican president resigns to permit reorganization
Mexico City October reports that President Pasqual Ortiz Rubio’s cabinet resigned amid disquieting political minors. He announced the former president Plutarch Bling Calles would become secretary of war in a new government to reorganize and stabilize the administration.
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United Press
Mexico City
Pasqual Ortiz Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Plutarch Bling Calles
Four Corrites Named to Erie T B Directorate
Four Corrites C F Bliss Mrs O W Bracken D A Hillstrom and Dr N T Gillette were named to the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association board at a re organization meeting in Erie. Officers were renamed with Dr George A Reed president and others as listed along with a long roster of directors from multiple towns including Union City Edinboro North East Girard Fairview Jamestown and Albion.
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C.F. Bliss
O. W. Bracken
D A. Hillstrom
N. T. Gillette
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Erie
George A. Reed
P.P. Ilund
FR. P. Wright
Mps
J. B. Arbuckle
R. B. Sinclair
George K. Frank
W. Pitt Gifford
J. Kenneth Winter
A. J. Sherman
Charles H. Eastmap
FE. R. Hadlock
Union City
C. Crawford
Edinboro
I. H. Russell
Norman Couse
C. Gill
North East
N. W Blair
W.T. Rymien
WH. Yeager
Girard
P. Woods Sterrett
Fairview
H.C. Eisaman
East Springfield
L. R. Umburn
Albion
Paul McKay
Waterford
Harry Wagner
Fred W. Supper
Wesleyyile
Arbuckle
Rabbi Base
Carrick
G B. Davis
J.B. Dwyer
Park
Mre
W. G. Jeffery
H. P. Klund
Martha Langley
T. C. Little
H.C. Miller
A. L. Mould
Harry A. Nye
G. AoReed
Relocate Tracks for Pymatuning Project
The Pennsylvania Railroad will relocate miles of track between Pittsburgh and Hire to accommodate the Pymatun mug ioe combnt project in Cranford county. Tracks will be raised 13 feet and skirt the future lake edge with three grade crossings eliminated. Bridges will be built over Linesville Shenango and Bennett's Run. Work starts in several months. cost not yet estimated.
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Oy Unites
Frees
Kiwanis Club Sunday luncheon features multiple talks
Short talks by several speakers and committee reports dominated the Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon. Attendees included Erie attorney Prandis Nagorski and Rev G L Boyd with Miss Alice Sullivan directing a local play, and a report on bowling league plans for next week.
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Kiwanis Club
Service Club
Prandis Nagorski
Erie
G. L. Boyd
Alice Sullivan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry Relief Fund
Nagorski
A. G. Reese
Cn Invention
Allentown
Reese
Williams Part
Clifton Howard
Howard J. Sheen
Educational Fund
Dr. Tones
Heating Plant Problem Highlighted in Journal Article
The October issue of American Artisan features Charles W. Hubertz detailing how he solved a home heating issue in this city. The piece includes diagrams and motion on the successful basement heating plant, with contributions from a Cory contractor noted as a heating plant specialist.
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Warm Air
Charles W. Hubertz
Mustraliahs
Hubert
Tie Corry
Pinchot Plans Special Session on Unemployment Relief
Governor Pinchot announced an extraordinary session to be held Monday November 8 to approve unemployment relief measures and issue prosperity bonds. Bonds were proposed between 20.6 million and 50 million dollars to fund relief work as lawmakers prepare for the session.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Girard Pinchot
Oder
General Assembly
Pinchot
Walliam A. Schnader
Ritchie hints at debt cancellation in crisis talk
Governor Albert S. Ritchie of Maryland spoke at Carnegie Institute on Founder's Day urging world debt moratorium extension for at least a year and possible cancellation of war debts if beneficial. He tied tariffs to foreign debts and trade, stressing economic factors influence the United States.
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United Press
Pittshurgh
Al‘bert S. Ritchie
Maryland
Carnegie Institute
Ritchie
United States
Priest Dead After Fall From High Cliff in Alaska
Anchorage reporting that Father George Woodley, a popular Algerian Catholic priest, fell to his death from a high cliff in Mutanuske Valley Chulcksloon district. He had been missing for days after separating from his hunting companions Dan Kennedy and Robert G Woodley, the priest's brother.
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Unite Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Father George Woodley
Mutanuske Valley
Chulcksloon
Father Woodley
Dan Kennedy
Robert G. Woodley
League faces setback as Japan rejects U S participation
Geneva reports Japan refuses American invitation to discuss Manchurian crisis. The League of Nations weighs three options to preserve prestige. A failure to solve the dispute threatens the league’s influence and future power.
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Henry
Wwooa
United Press
Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
League
Injured Miss Spiesman in Erie Car Crash
Miss Dorothy Spiesman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Spiesman of West Smith street remains in serious condition at St Vincent s hospital Erie after a Wednesday afternoon crash. The auto driven by Walter H Scott skidded on wet pavement striking a telegraph pole injuring Scott who escaped with a sprained ankle and other injuries while Spiesman suffered a severe head bump and possible internal injuries with back and chest pains. X ray results pending and full extent of injuries undetermined.
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Dorothy Spiesman
Charles Spiesman
West Smith Street
St. Vincent's
Erie
Spiegman
Spiceman
Walter Hi Scott
Scott
Jobe
Corry
New Jonathan Lodge Officers Installed
Newly elected officers of Jonathan lodge J O 0 Fy were installed at Gad Fellows hall last evening by Milton Bonney D D G M of Phillipsville and his staff. The gathering included district deputies and lodge members. Officers installed included William Colby noble grand Tack Inwit W J Love recording secretary Harold Shannon financial secretary Laverd Miller treasurer Robert Laurie warden Robert Shannon conductor Blof Dahl right score supporter William Coyle left scene supporter Dred Mixer right supporter to noble grand Ralph Martin left supporter to noble grand Charles Auer Jr chaplain George Roof right supporter to vice grand Arthur Mapes left supporter to vice grand Ed Rows chober inside guardian Cecar Clol burn outside guardian BW A Wil ning trustees. A threen susper was enjoyed following the installation.
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Jonathan Lodge
J. O
Gad Fellows
Milton
Bonney
Phillipsville
Homars
Lodge
William Colby
Noble Grand Tack Inwit
Grand
W. J H. Loveand
Secreday
Harold Shannon
Laverd Miller
Robert Laurie
Robert Shannon
Blof Dahl
Right Score
William Coyle
Dred Mixer
Noble Grand
Ralph Martin
Charles Auer, Jr
George Roof
Arthur Mapes
Ed. Rowschober
Inside Guardian
Cecar Clolburn
Outside Guardian
A. Wil Ning
Edison in Stupor Continues at West Orange Home
Thomas A. Edison remains in a deep stupor at his West Orange home for a second day. Dr. Hubert S. Howe said there is no sign of distress or emergency though he has not roused in 24 hours and continues resting quietly.
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Ap Wieneres
West Orange
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Edison
Hubert
Howe
M.D
Dr. Howe
Farmers to receive $1.59 for September milk
Dairymen in Corry and nearby areas will get an eight cent rise per hundredweight for September milk from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association. The September price for 35 milk in the Toons Zone is 1.49 cash plus 10 cent certificates per 100 pounds.
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Corry Sand
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Toons Zone
New York
League
Bethlehem, Jemingstown merger plans cancelled
New York October 16 The billion dollar consolidation of Bethlehem Steel Corp and the Jemington Sheet and Tube Co has been cancelled. Eugene G Grace Bethlehem president announced the move.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Jemingstown Sheet and Tube Company
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
Today's five best radio entertainments
An on air lineup lists five programs across NBC CBS and IGS networks with performers including Phil Cools Kate Smulth Angelo Patri Eddie de Gsiph Lita Teese Crawford Lombardo Ore esti and others at times ranging from 1 00 to 3 30 PM across WABC WJZ WEAF and IGS networks. The entry summarizes the NBC CBS and IGS network air slots featuring recognizable entertainers in a daily radio roundup.
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WIZ
NBC
Phil Cools
WABC
CBS
Kate Smulth
Angelo Patri
WJZ
NBG
Eddie de Gsiph
Sadderon
Ormunk
WEAF
Dach Lita
Teese Crawford
Lombardo Oreesti
Japan Rebuffs US Observer Role in Manchuria Talks
The Tokyo government orders its League of Nations envoy to oppose an American observer at Geneva in Manchuria deliberations. Stimson notes to the league are cited as a factor in Japan’s stance while US participation remains rejected despite diplomatic efforts.
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United States
Japan
League
Manchuria
Hy United Press
Washington
China
Stimson
Katsuji Debuchi
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Kenlohi Yoshizawa
Thiew Fleurs’ Carlier
Yoshiza
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Yoshizawa
Tokio
League Council
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
United Front
Jeague
Baron Shidehara
Reijira Wakatsuki
I League of Nations
Miachuria
Approve Hoover Flan Harrisburg
Oct 15 The Hine Haburg Caring Hoare dumiuiation has approved Presidiat 000,000 bank pest pins for frozen nacete of banked Dial Se. Cormick, president of the paterabind nnounced tottag.
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Hoover Flan
Harrisburg
Hine Haburg Caring Hoare Dumiuiation
Dial Se
Cormick
Tottag
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Big Ring
Erie T.B. Directorate
Pymatuning
W. Hubertz
Pall
U.S
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dairymen’s League
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