Train Held Up In East Buffalo Yards
Three bandits with revolvers boarded a New York Central train at Buffalo Yards. They forced passengers to surrender valuables and fled as guards intervened. One suspect was captured. others escaped into the crowd. The incident disrupted service and prompted an immediate police search.
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East Buffalo Yards
New York
Couteal
Buffalo
George Pluelair
Cova
Olina Lruilman
Garde
Fur
MacSwiney Loses Memory Relatives Say
London reports a weakened MacSwiney suffers a memory loss after a paroxysm. Relatives describe him as unable to recognize near ones and lacking sensory response. Doctors note temporary mental confusion with indications of a delirious spell and possible decline in nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macswiney
London
Reno
Tireve
Mehitives
Chironidhe
Rob Beaver Store Robbed In Broad Daylight
A robbery occurred at the Rob Beaver store on Milrd Street early today. A lone thief entered the shop, drew a weapon, and escaped with a $5,000 haul after threatening staff. Police describe the suspect as unknown, with no arrests reported.
Unclear prompt text about withdrawal orders from Minsk
The readable portion references orders involving withdrawal from Minsk and mentions a government body or authority. The fragment is highly garbled, with missing names, dates, and clear actions making it impossible to determine a concrete event or outcome.
Bishop Garvey Ravaged by Alleged Assault in Altoona
A report from Altoona notes limited hope for Bishop Garvey after a alleged assault during a religious gathering. Police are investigating the incident as parishioners describe the scene and follow up actions underway.
Greek king reported worse in London dispatch
United Press reports King Áléman Dio of Greece grew worse by eight o'clock at night with a temperature of 101 degrees. The Greek legation and officials noted the deterioration in a London bulletin issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alemandio
Cox Reiterates Stand On The Covenant In Campaign Push
Governor Cox doubled down on his Covenant position while touring Delaware and Maryland. He urged that Congress and the nation must retain the right to declare war, linking his stance to broader party support and protests from rivals. The visit drew large crowds in New England and other states as Cox's campaign momentum built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wilmington
Cox
Delaware
Maryland
Tolly
Gox
Mowde
Aineo
League of Nut
New Fugland
Baltimore
Root
Trealy
Wilcon
Teague
Congress
Sounfor Hitetook
British railway workers join miners in planned strike
United Press reports London and Cardiff outline a Sunday midnight strike by British railway workers in support of coal miners. Officials say action depends on instructions. transport unions vow to strike at midnight if orders hold, with 100000 to 200000 workers affected. Talks between owners, operators, and unions may continue amid stiff stances.
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British Railway
United Prem
London
Jmen
Coal
6 Minéry
Tramsport
Mom Bore
Thie
Thi Miner
Eiwaren
Aye Hoon
Beluy
Tatum pegothuHionw
Striko
Tha
Robert Williams
Williams
Anton
Would Play Vulcans for Championship in Erie League
Fragmentary Erie sports chatter and local politics mix in a garbled history of teams seeking a championship. Mentions Alforia, Corry Baseball hub, Valcat Raber xine champions, and tensions among Yankees of Erie as weather and strikes influence a possible series. Containing scattered reports from London and Cincinnati about labor unrest and a fatal blaze, the item shows chaotic cross-chronology and unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alforia
Corry
Valcat Raber
Hwdeed
Hua
Tha Valesns
Erie Tuilay
London
Qeaston
Deague
Hosa
Brief Wire Bulletins From United Pesan
In Dainab Ost an editor reports on unrest and economic pressure over textile supplies. The item notes public demand for support, with references to 40 cent cotton and the impact on plant destruction. Names of organizations or persons are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pesan
Dainab
Grange Rejects Canning Factory Plan In Corry
Grange members decide against supporting a proposed canning factory after a letter from the Chicago firm outlines the plan. Negotiations with the Chicago concern will end, with further action deferred by the Board of Commerce. Mr Dittle Mothers League organized by Miss Borchtohd for Friday morning at Four o'clock seeks girls aged seven and up to join, following success of a previous class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
To Grange
Chicago Ponsorn
Grange
Btlav Roms Borobtoti
Rea Gross
Borchtohd
Banefit
Meeting Notice to Attend Club Gathering
The historical Circle and Quaker group invites clubs to attend a meeting at the High School auditorium tomorrow evening at eight o clock. Women not in the circle should bring a friend, while men are also invited to hear Erie Women Voters representatives and League speakers in Union City city hall, with events planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Erie
League
Spika
Union City
Federation of City Literary Clubs Plans Union
Representatives from city literary clubs met at Banaues Pariah Hall to form a federation. Miss Ashton presided, bylaws were presented and adopted after minor changes. Officers elected include President Miss Ashton, Vice President Mrs H C Barnes, Secretary Miss W E Pohuilless, Treasurer Miss Kenney. A permanent organization was formed to meet fourth Friday in April and January and April meetings are planned. The union aims to broaden ideas and cooperation among clubs.
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Banaue
Lia
Regutar
Anontia
Auillory
Quinro
Todos
Misa Kenney
Teador
Barlios
Attienrs
Aqeil
Osteghor
Janhiry
Republican Nominee at Rochester
United Press reports Rochester coverage of Senator Warren Murdhy addressing a Republican convention. He reiterates support for national association plans while opposing a specific League of Nations covenant, warning opponents not to misrepresent his stance and urging prudence in foreign policy.
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United Press
Rochrapha
Warren Murdhy
Dra
Ariel Casin
League of Notout
Tan
Association of Nations
Anil Iuyp
America
Hurling
Jose
Americha
Caulion
Gas Rates Boosted at Oil City
Gas customers in Oil City face higher rates as Pennsylvania Gas Company and United Natural Gas Company implement new charges. The change, effective before the 10th of the month, follows actions by city and state authorities to regulate gas pricing amid intercompany control and the route of appeals from Erie, Warren, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Bisty
United Natural Gas Cb
Carda
Hi Pennsylvania Gas Company
Sphiell Aapynon Loen Cansimora
Intereati al Mhova
United Natural Fla Company
Pennsylvania Co
Erie
Warren
Whity
Women voters hear Union City talk on ballot questions
Merk and Bytom Arbucnsw spoke at Union City last evening with Mrs Teague and Miss Chute. The meeting addressed the city affairs and the Woman's Voters group asked Mary questiony while seeking guidance on the ballot.
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Merk
Bytom Arbucnsw
Me Androwe
Tomeay Surlow
Miss Chute
Union City
Mary
Challenge of Harding Accepted at Balm ingie
Governor Cox announced on arrival that Harding could show a change in position within the last 18 months. He cited the League of Nations and a possible reward if proof appeared, as officials debated the political maneuvering and power dynamics.
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WEW
York
Lif Long
Republicane
Democrata
Hurd
Sng
League of Witions
Harding
Il Americana
Cox Loday
Buhn Root
Anunive Club
Cox
Wilton
Het Root
Balmingie
Mie
Bonatoe Harding
High Eleven Versus Union City Soon In Big Showdown
High Eleven sharpens focus with daily workouts on Washington grounds ahead of Saturday clash with Union City Cleven. Gate reports note Dickson as bright spot in backfield. game set for 3 p.m. at Fale grounds with listed lineup including Cantor Brohdage Hammond guards and Dickson at fullback.
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Conch Bhoonta
Washington
Satuday
Union City
Cleven
S. Bavilet
Oyvad
Fulthuck
Talon Cloven
Sears
Bortz Cantor
Brohdage
Hammond
Towel
Sikelton
Munwarren
Akamena
Dickson Init Hhuckss Spiesman
Fulltmek
Miners Hold Convention at Pottsville District 7 Leaders Speak
In Pottsville Pottsville district miners from District 7 of the United Mine Workers convene for their ninth district meeting. The committee on officers reports and resolutions is presented as N. Berry represents the miner on the anthracite commission and Chusnas J Kennedy, president, explains the flag’s program during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poamsville
Opt
Committee On
Berry
Chusnas J. Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Steeion Dora
Halloween Demonstration Preparations Under Way Citywide
Preparations are active for a Halloween celebration with a large turnout anticipated. Several organizations plan to participate, showing a more extensive parade and prize competition for costumes and window displays. A masque ball at the Armory after the parade is being organized by Company A, with a Hammond coat arriving from Erie next Friday. Announcement of prizes for costumes and fonts is expected tomorrow after a merchants meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'én
Jom Om
Erie
Blame switch maintainer for Erie wreck
A derailment near Erie, injuring seven and halting service, is blamed on a faulty switch maintainer. Investigators from the New York Central rail line, with a formal probe to open Friday morning, will examine the wreck at the depot and list affected passengers and victims from Missoula to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Melo
Dividian
Olin
Vxprosen
Fitat
Hebpit
de Marte
Local hunters report brisk opening of 1980 season
Local hunters were out in force as the 1980 season opened with many pursuing grouse and squirrel. Reports describe early morning activity, a few standout catches by Jack Ruppersberger and others, and generally favorable conditions for a good hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeyterluy
Jack Ruppersberger
Paul Duwnsy
Carl Maylor
Irda
Nantes
Death of J Fitzgibbons reported after sudden illness
John Fitzgibbons aged 78 died yesterday afternoon at home nine his daughter Mix Frank Butterbrook 1885 West Plowgant. He had been in good health prior to a sudden collapse. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Mra Ators drook and three sons Bradford Whitam G Fitzgibbons of Diltburgh, plus three grandchildren Moronch Leo Butterbrook and Mrs Glen Howard all of Corry. Funeral tomorrow morning at 9:80 at Bh Wh sa Church with interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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Tohn Mikegibbons
Elook
Mix
Frank Buterbrook
Mra
John Sx
Bradford
Whitam G
Titsisitbons
Dilteburgh
Ollie Frm
Moronch
Leo Biterbrook
Glen Howard
Corry
Waere
Cude
Bt. Thomas
Weather fragment reports changes in Europe and Africa
Fragmentary weather note mentions changes in temperatures and conditions across Europe and Africa. Specific locations, dates, or figures are unreadable, but the brief indicates shifting patterns likely affecting travel or agriculture.
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Sille
Dainty Otis
United Prosit
Rob Beaver
Wilain
Milrd
Palleo
Minsk
Univea Rom
Wamsaw
Minsle
Faye Hoy
Wiih- Hin
Ilnys
Garvey
United Proaa
Altoona
Altoona Jlacowa
Pollapto Noaday
United
Tonidon
United Ploylom
Welah Tarhers
Pita
South Wals
Condely
South Wolen
Vulcans
Tos Anghubs
Toay
Mia L. A. Hoyburn
Canning
Federation OF Literary Clubs
Imi
A. G. Buller
Bruin, Butler Co
Marcory- Dauphin
Cumberland
Wiliam Bullor
Rochester
High Eleven
UNION
Miners IN Convention
Pottsville
Hallowe’en
Erie Wreck
New York Central
J. Fitzgibbons
Wolf Tontges
Pri Dape jUittle
Aeoperiues
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