Bank swindler uncaptured as capital plans queen reception
United Press reports Charles Knapp, a bond salesman, vanished with 420000 in Liberty bonds and cash after a supposed deal to sell 100000 worth of Liberty bonds at half price. Detectives follow results as investigators link a possible scam and other suspects tied to a wider fraud network. Queen Marie of Roumania arrived in the United States greeted by ticker tape parades yet officials worry over commercial aspects of her tour and press syndicate coverage.
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Royal
United Press Pittsburgh
Ucharles
Knapp
Earl Dolonginiyg
XK Truk Comepany
Pittsburgh
Caw
Xomu
Knapp Wwerely
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Ankrupt
Frank Smilin
Brunk
Geyder
Clearfield Texaie Company
United
York
Marie
Roumapia
Chen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Puoldee
Rouma
Nia
Mari
Union
Aero
State Department
Philadelphia
Victoria
Britain
Powers Suffered Stroke and Died at Home
Wayne township farmer Powers, long known in the region, was found dead at his rear barn after a stroke. A physician could not revive him. Survived by widow, a grandchild, five sisters and four brothers. Funeral services to be held at the family home with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Powers
Wayne Township
Hiranghour
Payers
Chapman
Los Angeles
Cali
Toyte
Toledo
Mru
Ticknor
Wildner
Dunnhirks
Syracuse Ray
Corry
Monetour Falls
Clem
Westfield
N.Y
Pine Grove
Trolley Strikes Car Killing Florist and Wounding Two
Westfield November 18 a trolley collided with a car as florist Green on East Main Street tried to push the stalled car. Green was hurled 100 feet and died before aid arrived. His two sons were injured. one seriously with a fractured leg and lacerations. the other mildly hurt. Paul Fann of this city drove the car involved.
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Waivea Eres Westfield
Get
Green
East Main Treet
Joe An
Odd Fellows Dedicate New Orphans Home at Meadville
A crowd of about four thousand gathered Saturday in Meadville as Odd Fellows and Rebekahs dedicated the new orphanage home. The procession moved through downtown, with delegates from Meadville and Bradford en route to the home. John No Manis of Oil City gave the principal address, and a male quartet sang while Harry Thompson closed with a solo. Contributions to the building fund totaled nearly 36,000 during the afternoon.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Orphans Home
Meadville
Tonge
Oui Vel Toys
Rekebah Indies
Meadville and Sons
Bradford Orientaly
Roger Hus
John No Maris
Pennsylvania
Perry A. Shaner
New York City
Ci Ily
Harry Thompsom
Philadelphia
Four Killed in Cuban Auto Races Near Havana
Four persons were killed and 17 hurt at automobile races in Havana's Simjay event honoring President Gerardo Machado. The city of about 12 miles saw improvised roping fence and roughly 0 spectators.
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United Prev
Havana
SimJay
Gerardo Machado
Today’s Five Best Radio Features
A schedule listing radio programs across several networks. Entries include WEAF New York and WLIT Philadelphia presenting Grand Opera recital, Julius Caesar with Shakespeare, Howe of Music, and Little Symphony. Times are shown in Eastern Pacific Central anchors.
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WEAF
New York
Philadelphia
Weal
Shakespeare
Kgo Qalland
Pacific
Howe of Music
WCCO
Mpis
St. Paul
Central
Kdka Pittstalgh
Kdia Little Symphaty
Merchant Here for 43 Years Dies Sunday
Morris pioneer dies Sunday morning at daughter’s home after two weeks of bed rest. Born November 5 1814 in Lockport New York he worked in Cory for sewing machine business then ran a storefront on North Center Street. Survived by daughter Mrs D E Deans two granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at daughter’s home 138 Parts Street with burial at Pine Grays Cemetery.
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Merlin
Die Morris
Duane
Morris
Lockport
Noy
Novembre
Cory Furtwthrer
Vents
North Certer Street
Walt
D. E. Deans
Parts
Cora Sample
Bisy Church of Christ
Sijenust
Pine Grays Cemetery
High Pupils Enjoy Holiday Amid Heating Breakdowns
Senior High School dismissed both sessions today due to heating equipment failure. Repair work is underway and classes are expected to resume Tuesday morning while other buildings run on schedule.
Cyclist Injured in Auto Collision on Church Street
A cyclist was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Sam Van Winkle of East Church Street struck him at East South Avenue. The rider, Tillie Wide HykaPeKGgon of Ate and Mya, sustained painful injuries and shock.
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Tillie
Ate
Mya
Whatstars
Church Street
Sam van Winkle
East Church Street
East South Apt
Community Nursing Service to be Restored by Chest Fund Drive
The Chest Fund plans to establish a community nursing service to provide free emergency care by a trained nurse at a nominal rate for those who can pay. The drive aims to secure pledges next week to fund a full year of service and reestablish the program with the nurse aiding both adults and children and assisting local organizations.
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de Lee Ley
Oor
Smethport Garage Destroyed In Fire Loss Report
A Smethport garage burned causing extensive damage estimated at 30000 dollars. The blaze destroyed several autos including Meyers vehicles and a large war owner property. Fire officials reported severe losses and investigated the incident.
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United Prose B
Serjee
Trym Bera
Meyers Automobiles
Tutin Saulpaugh
Halloween parade plans advance for VFW event
Committees of the Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars oversee arrangements for a large Halloween celebration in the city. Prizes include 10 for best outfit and 10 for top decorated car, with a 5 prize for the finest grotesque costume. Larson's Orchestra will play for a dancing party, as boats and autos are lined up for a parade through business district streets. The event culminates with a masquerade hall at the State Armory, staged by the Veterans and Company A.
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A. W Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tavis
Gras Cquerarne
State Mary
Larson
Nmusic
Hallowe'en
Ustless Nowies
Individiuds
He Business Istrict
Chimintymle
Stats Armors
Veterans
First Snow Reported in Conneaut Area
The first snowfall of the season was reported here late last night as temperatures dropped and snow fell briefly. Nearby Ashtabula, 14 miles west, also reported snow shortly after 10 PM.
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geiSon Oyas
Ashtatotili
Here
Silso
Eleven Ships Wrecked In Japanese Storm
Tokyo reports eleven wrecks in a gale that struck northern Japanese waters. The Futsu Maru, a 1508 ton vessel, was reported to have foundered with passengers aboard.
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United Press
Tokio
Man Remains Hospitalized After Wreck. Companion Jailed
In Corry two men, Cook and Hollister, were injured when Cook drove his car off the road near St. Thomas cemetery. Hollister was hospitalized with serious injuries, including a fractured nose and head wounds. Both men reportedly intoxicated. Hollister faces charges for permitting operation by an allegedly intoxicated driver. One man jailed after the crash. authorities seek filing on intoxication and related counts.
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Theorture Hollister
Corry Hospital
Cook
Corry
Porter
Hothant
Hollister
Vity
St. Thomas's Cemetery
Eis Per
Patcolmay CP
Ruskatl
Fook
Inge
Iy Tin
Two Slightly Injured When Cars Collide
On West Smith Street a Saturday automobile collision involving Kenneth Gebbe of Peaks Products Company and Carl Berry of Pittsburgh left Miss Ticks with serious facial injuries. She was treated at Worry Hospital and later discharged returning Sunday with the Berry family. Berry and two children had only a shaking up, Gebbe escaped with minor hand and arm injuries. Both cars were badly damaged with Berry driving an Oakland and Gebbe a Hudson. Pauline Sutherland of this city spent the weekend in Randolph New York.
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West Smith Street
Kenneth Gebbe
Peaks Products Company
Carl Berry
Pittstureh
Miss Ticks
Pittshungh
Berry
Pittsburgh
Gehiie
Omy
Vonditiey
Oaklands
Dan Gee Gebibe
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Rebekahs
George Morris
Chest Fund
Nurse Service
Warren
V.F. W. Progress
H. C. Cook
Theodore Hollister
Pauline Sutherland
Randolph, N.Y
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