Lloyd George Plans Center Party as Bonar Law Forms Ministry
In London Oct 20 Lloyd George prepares to unveil a plan for a new center Liberals coalition while Bonar Law forms a British ministry. A Leeds speech will outline the changes and timing for a general election and ratification of the Irish constitution.
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London
Arthur Tonar Taw
Lila
Hay
Lioyil George
Lloyd George
Leeds
King George
Tylayd George
Unibniat Party
Foss
Liberal
Otter
J. Avaten Chamberlain
Honor Lin
Guildhall
Mentor Club In Session Targets Astronomy Program
The Mentor Glob met in the Library Building Jax for a regular session with many members present. The program covered astronomy education with readings including Marvels of Astronomy by Miss Kenny in Mrs Smith's absence and A Comet That Comes Mack by Miss Genavieve Scott along with Our Planet Neighbors by Mrs William Rowe.
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Glob
Jax
Roll Cull Sasse
Kenny
Smith
Mack
Genavieve Scott
Willsiam Rowe
Candidates Today Tour Key Locations Across Region
A brief note outlines MCSPARRANs and partners touring Union Snyder Juaniata and Milly in a campaign stop. The itinerary includes a short rest in Nib ford and returns to public events.
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Pinchot
No Trace of Bandit Linked to Lincoln Task Robbery
Erie police report no trace of Geone McCunilian J Kurta a bold bandit suspected in a Lincoln task robbery in Eris Jenny Wednesday afternoon. The $400 cash theft is attributed to a Cleveland gang reputed to terrorise the area for many months.
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Erie
Oleny
Geone McCunilian
Kurta
Lincoln
Eris
Aovices
Vous
Kurts Hawett
Cleveland
Public School Institute Tonight at High School Auditorium
Much interest centers on the first session of the Veqehers Theater Institute to be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Dr E K Fretwell of Columbia University will deliver the main address and discuss the school problem as part of a program including an orchestra, readings, songs, and a flag salute. Admission is 25 cents with a dinner preceding at the Lugebird restaurant for teachers and guests.
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Veqehers
E. K. Fretwell
Columbia Uniersity
Corry
Ben Yest
Ashton Lotge
Dapp Grey
Autimh
Hatch School
Tutch School
Widner- Concord
Jack Frost
Atloth Sraces Sones
Way of
Arldreys
Dr. .S. Fretwell
Sotombia University
Tepublic
Narrow Escape in Train Crash Near Wilkes Barre
A derailment inside a tunnel between Ashley and Lake Nunngola on the Wilkes Bar ree and Taleton Elestrie Railway endangered 20 lives of 10 passengers. A dislodged hawkler from the wall caused the train to steer. The engineer halted the train just before the tunnel sides. Passengers, all Tri on, were kept in darkness for two hours but none injured.
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Way United Frooes
Wilkes Harre
Wilkes-Barre
Taleton Elestrie
Ashley
Lake Nunngola
Open New Store Here With Promises Of Quality
A new clothing store named Davin and Stverre opens on West Main tomorrow, presenting a remodeled space with new fixtures and up to date facilities for customers. The event follows local service and decor improvements announced during the afternoon. In other news from Constantinople dated Oct 20 the Soviet delegation demands a British explanation over the removal of the May from the Rubalan detention and threatens passports if not satisfied.
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Davin
Stverre
West Main
Jstrest
Constantinople
Great Britain
Dougherty liquor ban face delays and action
Enforcement steps to carry out the Dougherty ruling on a nationwide liquor ban aboard American and foreign vessels within three miles are in early form awaiting Treasury approval. A separate accident report reveals driver Tube Cook Jr. gave his account of striking the Specks child, with witnesses backing the claim the event was avoidable and the driver stopped promptly. The child shows improvement after recovery efforts at home.
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United Pres
Washington
Dougherty
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Jude Lesmed Lard
New York
White Star Line
International Marcantile Marine
Hand Jy
Ett
Willian
Tube Cook
Route 8
Summer Street
Cook
Dante
Wook
Look
Democrats in Erie Conference Delayed by Death
Corry Democrats plan the county organizational meeting at the court house in Erie postponed due to the death of Mrs. Clara Lieje. Leader Hoyas says John A. McSparren may attend, with Charles Crosby and others invited. Schilling to be reelected chair, Gerbracht secretary, and Monahan treasurer.
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Corry
Court House
Forte Tomrrow
Oriminally Scherluter
Clara Lie Je
Michael Licnel
Hoyas
John A. McSparren
Charles Crosby
Congress
Congress Fins Als Ved
Joseph Schilling
Lo Regorte
Gdwig Gerbracht
Leo Monahan
State Police to Probe Forest County Murder
Forest county authorities report a body found on the Watson arm with a blade and gray hair. State police are to assist in the murder investigation as they renew efforts to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death.
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Forest County
Watson
Taken From Jail And Shot In Alleged Lynching
Camara Jenn Hartley and Hartley were removed from the county jail by armed men at midnight and shot to death. Hartleys recently convicted of involuntary manslaughter had faced hung jury and lenient sentence after later trial. The paper notes reactions and related social visits in Erie, Sherman, and local households.
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Camara
Jenn
Georges Hartley
Hol
Hartley
White
Hartleys
Relagees
Washington Association Meets With Large Attendance
The Washington Assn met yesterday afternoon at 480 with many parents and friends in attendance. Miss Waller outlined aims in teaching music and demonstrated the method, room singing several songs, Mr Hemistreet spoke on new building plans, Mrs Wolfe discussed the physical director’s work and the Halloween celebration plans were outlined for the Washington schools.
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Washington Rarenereachers Association
Waller
Hemistreet
Wolfe
Washington
Names Vare's Successor Sought in Special Senate Election
In Philadelphia a special election will fill the vacancy in the first senatorial district caused by the death of Senator Erwin Var. The nomination for the successor was signed by Lieut Gay, Edward Beicleman, with the vote set to occur at the general election on November 7.
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Prassvee
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Senate
Erwin Var
Preparations For Local Halloween Bonfire Gather Merchants
Merchants manufacturers and others able to contribute material for the Halloween bonfire are urged to contact the Chamber of Commerce. Plans will be made to gather the materials by Tuesday October the date omitted.
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Hallowe'en
Chamber of Commerce
Tuewluy
Hall Mills murder mystery seems solved in Arunswick report
New Arunswick Nd Oct 20 The Hall Mills case appears solved as prosecutors say there is strong progress and recent activity by investigators. Attorney for Charlotte Mill notes minister and wife alleged suspects, with details still unclear as arrest records are not confirmed.
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United Press
Arunswilk
Hall Mills
Siayens
Stricker
Serkdad
Needlework Guild collection drives charitable effort worldwide
The Needlework Guild of America began in England in 1883 and spread to the United States via Mrs John Wood Stewart. The article outlines its origins in Dorsetshire, the aims of providing new wearing apparel and household linens, and the guilds expansion from Liverpool to London and Philadelphia.
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Needlework Guild of America
Dorsetshire Cotinty
England
Lady Wolverton
Irteids
Tocal
London
Mary Adelaide
Trek
Philadelphia
Juin Wood Stewart
Teen in wreck with train near Ripley Mississippi
Floyd Burris an 18 year old North East youth was critically injured when the car he drove collided with a New York Central train near Ripley Mississippi. Dori Jonim, granddaughter of Mrs Ina Laeger of this city, and two other youths were in the car and survived with injuries. Doctors at Hamot Hospital report little hope for Burris recovery while the other youths are also listed as recovering from their crush injuries.
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Floyd Curris
North East
Ies
Yorte
Ripley
Dori Jonim
Ina Laeger
Eight Killed by Blast At Progressive Coal Co Site
Eight workers died in a blast at a Progressive Coal Co facility in Curtally Oklahoma. Four others were injured or missing as reports described a gas exposure and entombment shortly before today. Details remain scarce and unconfirmed.
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United Press
Wabash Fliers Derail. Three Die in Crash at Williamsport
A fast passenger train on the Wabash line derailed near Williamsport at midnight. Seven coaches left the rails after a broken rail caused the engine to plunge and a fire broke out. Three dead include Charles Santige and W T Smith. others and several injured were bound for Lafayette Indiana for treatment.
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United Press
Williamsport
Wabrah
Lafayette
Santige
Wer
Smith
Raleles
Stith
St. Louis
New York
Three Lost As Vessel Sinks on the Saint John River
Reports say the vessel Dream foundered in the Saint John River near St. Joan with three missing and presumed dead. Authorities search the river for survivors and to confirm the tragedy.
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United Press
ST. Joan
Get
Revery Jutin River
Corry Veteran One of Few Living Cedar Creek Survivors
Frank Hyer of Irving Street, a Civil War veteran, recounts Cedar Creek battle. He describes Sheridan turning a defeat into victory after Burly’s dawn attack, and notes Hyer’s own narrow escape amid heavy fire near Winchester and Cedar Creek.
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Corry
Cedar Creek
Tauchanan
Sheridan
Winchester
Chrry
Sear Cheel
Warly
Shenaredah
Cedar Crowle
Earry
Shernlay
Mc Hyer
Texan Named New Leader of Legionnaires
Alvin M. Owsley wins the fight for national commander over New York’s W. F. Deegan, becoming the head of the Legionnaires organization.
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Legionnaires
Alvin M. Owsley
W. F. Deegan
New York
Veterans rally behind Thompson in strong turnout
Alvin M. Quali of Texas was elected Commander of The American Legion at a near post convention. Owsley led a late push as opponents argued for new leadership amid tense votes and contested ballots, while Thompson drew heavy veteran support.
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United Press New Ordeans
Alvin M. Quali
Texas
Totay
Ameyvan Legion
Giinal
Owsley
Elie
Seus Owsley
Coal Supplies See Stable Domestic Availability Amid Strikes
A local dealer noted abundant domestic coal with potential price rises if a miner strike extends. He warned hard shortages loom if shipments falter, but soft coal and better grades should remain available to households and industry where miners’ walkout lingers.
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Jomye Aurter
Siitor
Real Syns
Bhie Safinig
Beenoostad
BFA OK
Hit
Thie Ennl
Woater
Inahiiyr
Flynn in New Jersey Case
United Press dispatch from Newark notes former U S Postal Service head Flynn arriving to assist investigation into the deaths of Rev Ediare Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills. Prosecutor Stricker mediates the arrival as Flynn takes charge of the probe, reflecting his reputation as a top detective.
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United Prev
New Brunswick
Willian Pylly
Ediare Hall
Eleanor Mills
Flynn
Uinstall
Orret Servive
Stricker
Etrieker
Plynn
Car Cranking Accident Injures Man in Erie
A man was badly injured when attempting to crank his automobile and the car, in gear, lurched forward crushing him under a wheel. The machine wrecked and came to rest against a gate at a local building. Debs Sorenson reported the incident in Falls reliance this morning.
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Erie
Walsatt
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M. Mannivan
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