New York mayoralty campaign heats up over McKee race charges
In a three way mayoral race, Independent Democratic candidate Joseph V. McKee faces accusations of racial prejudice over a 1915 article criticized as biased against Jews. Support and condemnation from Jewish leaders and figures like Samuel Untermyer shape the dispute as turnout nears with registration at 2,832,882.
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United Press
New York
Joseph V. McKee
Fiorella J. la Guardia
Fusion
McKee
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Tammany Hall
John P. Paten
Nali
Nathan Straus, Jr
Goodwill Diagnosed With Anthrax In East Wayne Street
C M Goodwill of East Wayne Street was diagnosed with anthrax after a pimple on the chin developed into a neck infection. He was rushed to Falls Creek for specialist treatment under Dr Booker. Health officials investigated contagion sources and advised precautions. state officials were consulted for guidance.
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C. M. Goodwill
East Wayne Street
Falls Creek
Booker
Goodwill
John ‘Plamgan
Fails Crest
Two Pilots Die In Plane Crash Near Clarksville
A fiery crash near Clarksville Tennessee claimed the lives of two commercial pilots. The victims were T. Murray 35 a transport pilot from Nashville and Harry P. Lyle 32 from Clarksville. The aircraft caught fire and exploded into the ground in Ost. 16.
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Uniiew Press
Clarksville
Tenn
Here
Wii
T. Murray
Nashville
Harry P. Lyle
Shenley Distillers Discharged By Justice
Shenley distillers were discharged today in Kittanning Pennsylvania on charges of manufacturing liquor without a state permit. Justice Frank J Atkins ruled there was insufficient evidence to proceed. charges had been filed by Armstrong County Deputy Sheriff H H Waller on DA Wai Ware's instruction.
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United Press
Kittanning
Joseph
Finchompany
Shenley Distillers
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace
Frank J. Atkins
Armatrong County
Sherif H. H. Waller
Wai 5 Ware
Pinchot Plans Air Trip For Northwestern Pennsylvania Event
Governor Pinchot will fly to northwestern Pennsylvania to join a celebration marking the completion of the Roosevelt era in the region. Weather permitting, the trip will include stops at Corry, Erie, and Edinburgh with a briefing and speeches to labor groups and union leaders. The schedule features a morning appearance in Corry and events in Erie and Edinburgh in the afternoon.
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Pinchoy
My United Pres
Harrisbing
Pinchok
Pennsylvania
Banna
Corry
Nood
Edinbary
Finchalae
Mbites
Siamese Revolt Gains Ground In Burma Action
Dispatches from Bangkok report Siamese rebels gaining in efforts to overthrow the government. Rangoon cables say Bangkok is quiet yet apprehensive as the government fears wider revolt and possible army desertion after officers began the revolt last week.
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Rangoon
Burman
Bangkok
Hynes Appointed Head of District U M W A
In Pittsburgh on October 16 William Hynes known as radical in the union ranks was named provisional president of District No 4 of the United Mine Workers of America replacing William Feeney. The shift comes amid national union efforts to reconcile insurgent elements in Payette county and follows Feeney’s replacement amid ill health rumors and a heated strife over district leadership.
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District No. 4
Feeney
United Press
Pittsburgh
Little Man
United Mine Workers of America
Payette County
William Hynes
William Fener
Philip Murray
Two Farmers Seek 10000 for Assault in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on October 16 two Mount Pleasant township farmers claim they were attacked by three men while working last April 15. They seek ten thousand dollars in damages, naming the alleged assailants Louis Staff Br, Louis Ir and Anna Pad Robert Stetl as defendants. The article notes the men were injured and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Jess
Beathem
Leader of Khaki Shirts Surrenders
Ka ki shirt group leader surrenders to police after entering a restricted area amid claims of political motive. Injuries or casualties not reported. The incident ties to an international faction with unclear leadership and aims.
Germany outlines stand for world peace and disarmament
Berlin reports Germany ready to negotiate an honorable disarmament agreement to preserve European peace while defending national honor. Goebbels in Coblenz says government seeks a peaceful solution through negotiations and rejects any warlike intent. Chancellor Adolf Hitler backs withdrawal from international conferences as proper and necessary.
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Frederick C. Lechsner
United Press
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Coblenz
Tat Ghaucellor
Adolf [Bittier
Geneva
Secret Passage Revealed From Reichstag Building
Berlin October 1 authorities disclose for the first time since the five Communists went on trial for last winter’s Reichstag fire that a secret passage connected the parliamentary bulletin room to the chairman’s audience chamber, a detail previously unknown.
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Reichstag
United Press Berlin
600 Return to Jobs at Ford's Chester Plant
About 600 workers returned to Ford Motor Company's Chester plant after a two day shutdown. Police cleared lanes through striking pickets, but there was no disturbance observed.
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FORD
Chester
Ford Motor Company
Governor Pinchot to head motor parade through Edinboro
Governor and Mrs Gifford Pinchot will guest Corry tomorrow to lead a motor cavalcade along the new concrete road through Edinboro. The route will join the Roosevelt highway offering a shorter direct path to Cleveland and other western points. Arrival is expected around noon with luncheon at Hotel Corry before the procession.
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Hotel Corry
Edinboro
Gifford Pinchot
Corry
Sleveland
Non
Merchants Urged to Display Flag for Opening Roosevelt Highway
Local committees announce plans for a statewide event marking the final link in the Roosevelt highway. Governor Pinchot and party will fly from Harrisburg to Corry then attend a luncheon and parade from Corry through Union City, Mill Village, Edinboro to the western end, returning to Edinboro for a ceremony led by the governor. An air escort and state police will guard the route. weather is forecast favorable for the celebration. details continue on page six.
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Edinboro
Harrisburg
Elle
Union City
Mill Village
Huinboro
Pinchot
Wdinbors
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Nature
Corry
Albion
Eizol
Funeral services for C H Wolford held Saturday
Funeral services for Civil War veteran C H Wolford were held Saturday afternoon at Alexander’s Parlors with Rev Perry F Haines officiating. Military honors were given by a squad including Hone Yeht Mah and William Tutor. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery with ex service members in attendance.
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Perry F. Haines
Christopher H., Wolford
Alexander “Anil Company
Hey
Firs Methodist Episcopal Church
Pine Grove
Hone Yehtmah
William Tutor
Tyle Saxtin
Alain Spencer
John O'Brien
Taylor
Charles Guodagale
Brick Thomas
Martin Porton
Milo
Waller
Mittir
Aolindad Tig
Bolwhid, Jr
Lmosetrom
Federal plan to liquidate frozen bank assets aims to aid depositors
President Roosevelt announced creation of a federal deposit liquidation board to free up to 1.0 billion dollars of frozen assets from banks closed since January 1, 1933. The board will facilitate distribution to depositors and may issue loans up to 50 percent of deposits where feasible, with continued details on Page Seven.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Deposit Liquidation Board
White House
In & Loanks
F D R Pleads For Usual Charity In Helping Needy
President Roosevelt in an Oct 16 radio address opened a four week mobilization for human needs stressing private relief must stay at prior levels. He warned some want government to assume all relief duties while noting most continue to rely on local welfare and hospital services. He criticized those who oppose private charity and push government responsibility.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Will Stay Aloof From Geneva Crisis
The United States government said it would pursue disarmament at Geneva while remaining detached from European political struggles. It noted Germany's withdrawal from the League and the disarmament conference but would not interfere in those contests.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Russia’s Far East Defenses Strengthened in Wary Push
A Soviet Russian spokesman in Peiping said Russia has strengthened far eastern defenses in case of war with Japan. He noted Russian airplanes reconnoitered Jehol for three hours before Japanese anti aircraft fire. He also stated military forces are being concentrated on the Manchurian frontier and that Vladivostok defenses, both sea and land, are being upgraded for possible hostilities.
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United Press
Peiping
Russia
Japan
Jehol
Manchuran
Soviet Russia
Vladivostok
Prosecute Nazis for Attacks on Americans
United Press reports Ambassador William E. Dodd in Berlin said the German government assured the State Department that Nazis found guilty of attacks on American citizens would be prosecuted.
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United Pross
Washington
William EH. Dodi
Berlin
State Department
Miller Sees War Danger as Greatest Since 1918
WEBB MILLER of United Press reports that global tensions rise toward a potential large conflict rivaling 1918. He notes talks of disarmament and arbitration amid fears, warning an international crisis could escalate if diplomacy fails.
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Miller
Webb Miller
Nowa
United Press
New York
Tihal
Great Plana
Ewtuti- Lenina
Hie Leaian
Natere
Puptice
War Disarmament Conference Drift With Germany Contested
Geneva note blames Hitler for withdrawal from the arms talks. Steering committee votes brief Oct 26 adjournment to pursue direct negotiations with Germany and seek compromise. Britain’s Sir John Simon and Norman Davis among leaders anxious to salvage the conference and avoid a break in League effort.
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United Press Geneva
Tolay
Germany
Hiller
League of Nations
Adolf Hiller
John Simon
Berlin
Hitler
Arthur ‘Hendersonl
Norman Davis
Second Death Reported From Erie Area Crash
Unites Press reports a second fatality from a Saturday automobile accident near Erie. Genevieve List, 24, of New Brighton Pennsylvania, died after injuries sustained in the crash. Mrs. Herman Shields, 42, also injured, and others including David Hlat and Laverna Van Aradile, both 25, were treated for injuries with recoveries awaited. The report notes hospital transfer in Erin and ongoing efforts to determine fault.
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Unites Press
Erin
Genevieve List
New Brighton
Herman Shields
Furs
Fatany
Weeldent
David Hlatt
Laverna van Aradile
Ijfirt
Blair
Visit pay off SCTE extortionists absent
Fragmented OCR text mentions visits and “pay off” concerning SCTE extortionists, with garbled names and locations. Core bits show references to a Lae Cedardinacle area, dates like city 13, and unclear dealer mentions, indicating a local crime note or public notice about extortion activity and nonattendance of suspects.
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Cedardinacle
City
Bow
Lewis
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Schenley Distillers
Hynes
Atta
Philadelphia
J. Raith
Ameeria
PENNA
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New Road
J.J. Desmond
C.H. Wolford
F.D.R
Siu
Margaret Craft
Tarentum
Mims
U.S
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Eng
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Davis
Erie
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