Hoover and Party to Be Guests of Ford
President Hoover plans a multi city trip starting in Washington after inauguration. He will visit Dearborn Michigan to dedicate Edison Institute activities then proceed to Cincinnati for a marker dedication and finalize with a Louisville address before returning to Washington.
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Hoover
Ford
United Prem
Washington
Howe
Dearborn
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Edison
Edison Tnatitute 'al Technology
Cincinnati
Buen Park
Pittsburgh
Cairo
River
Loulsville
Louisville
Capital
MacDonald Plans to Confer With Other Nations
Ottawa report notes James Ramsay MacDonald rests at McKenzie King home after a long voyage toward the London conference. Spokesmen deny retirement plans or engagement rumors for Miss Tshbel MacDonald and Lord Arnold. He aims to advance naval disarmament efforts with Hoover and King guidance.
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Ottawa
Ont
James
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
McKenzie King
Canada
North American
Downing Street
MacDonald
France
Traily
Japan
London
Hoover
Romé
Paris
Aakbatat Party
Rumota
Tshbel MacDonald
Lord Arnold
River Trip to Cairo Opens Canalisation Era
The City of Cincinnati led a river voyage to Cairo marking the canalisation of the Ohio River. The Gradner Pittaburgh and the Queen City followed with Allegheny County officials and guests aboard. Mayor Charles H Kilne and other county leaders participated as dignitaries aboard the chartered packet.
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Wanon Frou
Pittsburgh
Giclal Pittaturgh
Turkeys to be Given Away by Merchants in Thanksgiving Plan
The Corry Credit Exchange announced tickets with each $2 purchase at member stores will grant one of 100 turkeys for Thanksgiving. Each turkey weighs about ten pounds and tickets are issued starting Monday October 21. The giveaway mirrors a prior Automobile Award event and aims to widen public participation.
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Credit Exchange
Corry Credit Exchage
Mie
Pas
Burns Fatal to Erie Child
Four year old Helen Pu idtigel of 480 East Second street sustained severe burns while playing near a fire with companions Friday afternoon. She died at Hamot Hospital at 6 o clock Friday night. Coroner Dan Hanley investigates the fatality.
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Helen Puidtigel
East Second Street
Hamot Hospital
Dan Hanley
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
NBC and CBS networks present Walter Damrosch with symphony at 8 p m on NBC WABC dramatization at 8 with Mr and Mrs WABC Henry Hadley and symphony at 8 30 p m on CBS WIZ 10 p m Radio guild Hosland’s Légion at 10 p m on NBC and Paramount Publix hour on CBS
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NBC
Walter Damrosch
Symphony
WABC
CBS
Henry Hadley
WIZ
Radio Guild
Hosland
WAC
Paramount Publix
Severe Chile earthquake causes deaths and damage
A major quake struck Chile lasting two minutes near Antofagasta province with fatalities and many injuries. In Pampa Union one person died and workers' barracks were destroyed impacting nitrate plants and housing. Government reports note widespread building damage and famine risk.
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Chile
United Press
Santiago
Fumipa Tmulon
Antofagusta
Pica Antofagasti
Pampa Union
Style Show and Industrial Expo Hailed at Armory
Elaborate plans as Woman's Club prepares a two day Style Show and Industrial Expo at the State Armory on Washington Street October 24 and 25 from 7 to 9. The event features a grand parade of latest women’s fashions, magic acts, booths for merchants and manufacturers, and demonstrations including a Frigidaire cooled drink device. A $900 door prize is drawn Friday night with tickets distributed at the Thursday and Friday events.
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Woman's Club
State Armory
Washington Street
Youse
Olds
Rhodes
M. Loveland
Roelofs
T FP Giblin
J. B. Pulp
White Elephant
Cory-Jamestown
Associated Gas & Electric Co
Grand Electric Shop
Pennsylvania Gas Appliantes
Doane Hardware
the Nast Co
W. FP. Miller
Newhouse Shoehouse
Wranz Furniture
Needlewratt Shop
the Singer Sewing Machine Co
Phillips Jewelry
Corry Baking Co
Bibane Co
Walter
Radioy
No Trace Found of Indiana Bank Bandits
United Press reports six bandits robbed the Port h National Bank of fifty thousand dollars yesterday wounding four policemen and a bystander. Police in Indiana and neighboring states continue to hunt the robbers amid cautious alarms and confusion at Peru, where an alarm call caused a delayed pursuit.
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Indiana
United Pressaru
Porth National Bank
Peru
Two Nations Open Naval Disarmament Talks
France Italy and Japan signaled willingness to join the five power naval conference. Britain and the United States remain ready while Paris and Rome seek assurances on parity and submarine abolition. Negotiations hinge on other powers adopting Kellogg Pact principles and aligning naval programs.
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United Press
London
France
Italy
Wipan
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Hoover
Mary Wille
Congore
Japan
United States
Britain
MacDonld
Union City Man Fractures Arm
Alfred Gibbons of 105 South Main Street Union City Pennsylvania received medical treatment last evening after a fall at his home. He slipped on stains and fractured his right arm according to Dr John Cibler noting the patient is resting at home today.
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Alfred Gibbons
South Mainstreet
Union City
John Cibler
Gibbons
Hig
Seven Students Hurt In Auto Crash Near College
A group of Penn State College students traveling to a football game in an Alston mobile collided with another vehicle near Lancaster. Miss Helen Scimacatiaki, 21, of Mount Pleasant, Pa, suffered a fractured skull and was rushed to a hospital. Six other students sustained minor injuries as the party from State College to New York City was involved. The accident occurred on the outskirts of Lancaster as Penn State prepared to play New York University.
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Sy United
Lancaster
Alston
Est
Helen Scimacatiaki
Mt Pleasant
Pennsy Yanla Site College
Sach Abe
State College
New York City
Penn State
New York University
Debenture Plan of Farm Relief Clears Senate Vote
The Senate approves a tariff bill including a debenture plan for farm relief over President Hoover’s objections. Norris Nebraska modifies the plan to limit treasury issuance and set a 98 percent value, seeking to ease farmer benefit while facing White House resistance. Debenture certificates would be issued under treasury control, aiming to ease export farm product support amid tariff debates.
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United Pre
Washington
Senate
Norris
Siven
White House
Sen
FARMER HURLED FROM BUGGY IN LINKED CRASH AT GUYS MILLS
An elderly man, TW J Peterson, was killed when a auto driven by Kinnear struck his buggy near Guys Mills schoolhouse. Coroner Byham and state patrol investigated. Peterson, a Randolph township farmer, left a widow and three children. The interlinked report also covers Al Capone racketeering probe and a March date.
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Farmer
Capone
Guys Mills
Afernoon
J. Peterson
Philps
Khinews
Peterson
Kinnear
Tatler
W. Burzwin
W. E. Byham
al Ged. Socumie
State Highway Patrol
Byham
Randolph Township
Philadelphia Theatre Strike Ends in Amicable Agreement
The Philadelphia legitimate theatres closed by strike reopen after a four hour conference ends with an amicable deal between theatre managers and the Musicians Union. National president Joseph N Weber was notified by telephone from Toronto after the signing of the navy agreement set to run until the Saturday before Labor Day 1930.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Hi Musicians’ Union
Joseph N. Weber
Musicians’ Union
Toronto
Stones Hurled at Window of Embassy in London
Extra police guarded the Italian embassy in Brussels after demonstrators fired shots at night and hurled stones at embassy windows. Several stones hit a room where Italian ambassador Carlo Marchese Ditszo sat, according to a Daily Chronicle dispatch from Brussels.
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Amneucross
London
Bmussela
Ghironisle
Bhistels
Somie
Ttalian
Carls Marchese
Denial Issued Over MacDonald Engagement Rumor
London reports a new denial of the engagement rumor involving Miss Ishbel MacDonald, daughter of Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, and Lord Arnold. The MacDonalds and Arnold family reiterated there is no engagement, with a formal note from Lord Arnold sent from Ottawa to the Daily Mail denying the claim.
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United Hess
London
Isbhel Mac
Souaid
Ramsay Macdonald
Great Brita
Lord Arnold
Airendy
Migs Ishhel MacDonald
Bas
Reduction in press rate US to Japan announced
Cable and radio firms announce a cut in the tariff press rate between the United States and Japan to nine cents per word in American currency. The rate, effective October 21, was welcomed by the Japanese press today.
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Unneu Press Torio
Cable and
United States
Japan
Tate
Defense Will Close Case At Capital Today In Frill Trial
Former Interior Secretary Albart B Frill faces a jury verdict after two weeks of testimony in Washington Oct 18 The defense planned to rest today with closing arguments to follow Monday and Tuesday led by Hogan Thompson Rab and Pomereng The defendant battled bronchial pneumonia as prosecutors pressed questions about the Doheny bribery case and oil company ties
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Interior
Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Albart B. Frill
Ith
Eva Doheny
Prdmaed
Wilhivo
Prasie J. Hogan
Mark B. ‘Thompson
Ove J
Rabind Atlee Pomereng
Guyplaia
Roberts
H. le Doheny
Pulli
Lind
Touc
Doheuy Reeltell
Hobil Om
Ee Hille Siayar
Corry firm praised for erecting stadium bleachers
The Universal Equipment Company of Corry Pa completed temporary bleachers for Binghamton Central Highs football setup at Hotskin's Park. J B Patterson supervised the two week project finished on time with 7000 spectators able to exit in four to nine minutes after the game.
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Binghamton Press
Universal Equipment Company
Binghamton Central
Hotskin's Ark
Universal Equiment Company
Corry
Aum
Bu Titthey
J. 8. Pattérson
Small Fire Averts Damage at Hirst Home
A small fire broke out in the basement of Bert Hirst’s home on Mario Gunnet just north of Dunne around 2 PM. The wiring sparked a blaze but Mrs Hirst and neighbors extinguished it before the fire department arrived. damage was limited.
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Bert Hirst
Mario Gunnet
Dunne
Hirst
Arabs Sentenced to Death in London Riots
Three Arabs were sentenced to death for the killing of a Jew during Arab riots in August in Saled, as reported by the Daily Mail. An appeal was planned and authorities prepared for possible demonstrations and safety concerns.
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Agaited Wrest
London
Saled
Halis Ih
Daily Mall
Pargesting
Possibia Desnombtratlonys
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Centerville
Benjamin ¥. vanTassel
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West Penn Hospital
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Chicago
Ram Empire
East
United Press New York
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Rennie
Scarface al Capone
Xing
Chengo
Capote
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Indies
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Heig
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