Corryite defendant named in farm abandonment suit relates crash
A drafted report shows Corryite defendant Jolly Fuitelouyt of 200 First Avenue Fors, Pi named in a $15 000 daypage suit by P. Rivades. The action claims a collision August 28 1925 on a Suterville road near Bridge crossing caused injuries to plaintiff and his son, with alleged permanent injury and worn brakes on the defendant’s truck.
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John Pairelowih
Yuffato
Jolly Fuitelouyt
First Avenue
Fors
Allegheny
P. Rivades
Pittsburgh
Witton
Lye
Suterville
Farewell Sermon Sunday for Rev May at Alliance Church
Rev May, pastor of the Whe five years, will deliver his farewell sermon at the Alliance church. A farewell reception at the Washburn home followed by a purse gift from the congregation marked the community’s gratitude. Friends praised his ministry and wished him success in his new field.
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Alliance Church
May
Total Church
Endicott
Washburn
East Smith Street
Washlyrn
Sir. Washburn
Sehiel Wah
Uwir
Jase
Revi
Ineho
Tax reduction talks hint at cross party accord in hearings
United Press reports that Republicans and Democrats show signs of cooperating on the new tax cut as hearings open before the House Ways and Means Committee. Disagreement remains over how long payments last and how to best target middle and low income brackets.
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United Press
Washington
House
Ways Find Means Committee
Garner
Texas
Mellon
Health conditions show few contagious disease cases here
Corry reports only three cases under quarantine including measles chicken pox and whooping cough with scarlet fever case just lifted. Health Officer Dunkle credits close monitoring and parental cooperation of schools and doctors to keep infections low and reduce spread citywide.
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Corry
G W. Dunkle
Dunkle
Slare
Circus Bazaar Nears Closure At Armory Tonight
The loor circus and bazaar sponsored by the Slave Armors and members of the Veterans of Hortign Wars closes tonight. Vendors report strong patronage all week and hope to clear remaining items before the sale ends. A large crowd is expected as contests also wrap up at the armory.
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Veterans of Hortign Wars
Swindlers Arrested After Australian Stunt In Pittsburgh
Two men Edward Lawrence and Wilbur Jennings aged 37 and 41 pretended to be Australian cattlemen and bilked Pittsburgh millionaire J Jenkins of about 45 000 in a conference game of international properties. Police say a missing party member cashed a check and that a portion of the sum remains unaccounted for while Lawrence and Jennings admit fencing Jenkins.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Edward Lawrence
Wilbur Jennings
J. Jenkins
Lawrence
Jenkins
Paris
Mrs. Jenkins
America
William Pent
Jennings
Uly Lawrence
Philadelphi
Water rate boosts reach sixty per cent
City tabulates quarterly water bills for readjustment. City Engineer Dickson and Public Safety Superintendent Kelly compile increases from thirty five to sixty percent. Protests from consumers prompt further data, with plans for council action after full tabulation.
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NR Dickson
Lir. Kelly
Seorce
City Commission
Kelly
Mt Jy
Fu Thorigh
European leaders celebrate Locarno peace treaty signing
Postwar optimism floods Europe as Locarno pact backs security in a series of ceremonial dinners. France, Britain, Germany, Belgium, Italy and others pledge no revenge and expect parliamentary ratification. Arbitration accords with Poland Czechoslovakia and Slovakia accompany the Rhine security pact ahead of further talks next Tuesday.
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Yocarno
Levin
Spalle
Europe
Loulon
France
Germany
Great Britain
Helgium
Italy
Guiramtechie
Rhine
Germaa Nativancs OyoRhaes Polac
eechoSlovakia
Ten Injured as Storm Ravages Bowling Green Area
A violent tornado near Bowling Green and Horse Cave, Kentucky injured ten people and caused heavy property damage including collapsed homes, scattered stock, and ruined storefronts. Survivors described wreckage and attempts to free injured residents as search teams and witnesses assessed the scene.
Weaver dies at 108 in Winniside Pennsylvania
Mrs Weaver dies at age 108 in Winniside Clearfield County leaving one son and three daughters along with fourteen grandchildren ten great grandchildren and fifteen great great grandchildren and other descendants as of yesterday.
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Clearpield
Weaver
Winniside
Launch Probe Of Plane Crash In New Salem
An official inquiry by army authorities into an air crash that killed three people begins today at New Salem. Lieutenant Burgess, two Dayton journalists, Maurice Hutton and Vern Timmerman, and a flight crew member perished when their Mitchell Field bound plane reportedly crashed near the field. Investigators from Dayton and local officials will lead the probe at the scene with tight security to prevent looting. Funeral plans for Burgess include services in Arlington Cemetery, with remains to be sent to Washington for burial.
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New Salem
Mitchell Field
George Burgess
Maurice Hutton
Dayton Daly Herald
Vern Timserman
Dayton
Dayton Wright Company
TC. Nutt
Shenandoad
S. A. Halte
Burgess
Pae
Mre
Brooklyn
N. W
Shildren Aiehosmre
New York Lifts Oil and Coal Restrictions During Crisis
United Prose reports Health Commissioner Monaghan lifted restrictions on oil and coal use in New York City for the duration of the coal crisis.
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United Prose
New York
New York City
Monaghan
Farm abandonments shrink U S cultivated farms since 1920
Census figures show a 12 percent drop in the total number of farms from about 4,809,000 in 1920 to 4,??,?? in the present period. Southern cotton states suffered sharp declines due to boll weevil damage while California Oregon and Washington posted regional gains as smaller operations proliferated. The article notes a shift toward intensive farming with more small tick and poultry operations.
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Ageeulural Amenca
United States
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Pacific
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
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New Mexi
Arizona
Utah
Man Robbed of Life Savings Believed Linked to Seine Woman
Police seek Robert Witham 50, East Ninth Street plant worker, after he disappeared with a large cash withdrawal and his fiancée, Core Goldsmith Witham, 50, in the aftermath. Authorities say he withdrew funds from out of town banks on Thursday and had planned to start housekeeping with the money.
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Robert Witham
Simo
Core Goldsmith Witham
Witham
Jarecki
Ninth Street
Warman
Hunt Lover's Lane Bandit Sought for Slayings in Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin October 17 police launched a manhunt for a suspect believed behind several Lover's Lane robberies and the double murder of Madeline Latimer and her suitor James Sears. The killer, 89 year old Warner, reportedly lived on North Center Street and is described as a longtime resident. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Clara Hicks of Reuil Corners Pennsylvania, and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm from the family home with burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends are asked to omit flowers.
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United Press
Kenosha
Wis
Middle West
Warner
Madeline Latimer
James Sears
North Center Street
Sy Sears
Automobile
Iover's Lane
Clara Hicks
Reuil Corners
Pine Grove
Rainfall Forecast for Pittsburgh District Amid Recent Showers
Rainfall of heavy intensity expected in the Pittsburgh district after yesterday’s heavy showers. Mrs. George Clarke visits Mendville as a guest for the week.
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Pittsburgh
George Clarke
Mendville
Open Hearings End as Air Board Deliberates
Open hearings wrap up as the air board drafts a report for the president. The panel will study evidence for a week before writing a recommendation on air service status, government aircraft procurement policy, and civil aviation development.
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Washington
Oghitige
Sie
Alemost
Sittin
War Department
Martin
William Mitchell
John L. Hines
Davis
Mitchell
Aberdeen
New Record Set in Two Hour Trading on Exchange
In New York trading today a two hour period set a new record with 1,730,400 shares traded. The prior record for a stock session was 1,008,400 shares on August 18, 1900.
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United Press
New York
Dot
Whit
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Major Stations
A compilation of radio features airs across stations including WIAG WSAT WPL WJAR and WIZ New York. Programs span Pirates of Penzance from New York and Army Music School from Washington with Western and Central time slots noted.
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New York
WIAG
WSAT
Eastern Standard
Washington, D.C
WGY
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