Powder Blast on Trenton Turret Stuns Navy Officials
A powder blast in the forward twin gun turret of the cruiser Trenton near Norfolk, Virginia, killed and injured crew members. Naval experts investigate causes, with officials saying no shot was fired and fault lies in turret handling or electrical trouble. The Trenton, among the Navy’s newer ships, suffered a severe accident during target practice, prompting a Board of Inquiry and condolences from Secretary of the Navy.
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Democratic campaign funds reveal limited national totals
The document outlines Democratic fundraising figures with totals under $600,000 while noting individual contributions from figures across states. It cites specific donors, committees, and estimates of overall campaign spending, highlighting scrutiny of fundraising practices and the interplay with Republican campaign operations.
NO FRENCH LOAN UNTIL ELECTION PARIS REPORTS DELAY
Paris dispatch states no French loan will be floated in the United States until the presidential election outcome is known. Negotiations with Morgan and other financiers proceed, with support for the project appearing practically assured but contingent on the election result.
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TT Morgan
Ali Juiera Fine
Britain and Turkey Furnish War Scare
A chaotic wartime dispatch suggests Britain and Turkey may clash over the Mediterranean. Reports claim British and Turkish forces mobilize amid tensions tied to the Aegean and a disputed barrier in the Levant.
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Turkey
Council seeks watchmen at two crossings
City officials moved to appoint watchmen at Maple Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue crossings after a fatality raised safety concerns. Commissioner Weivey urged immediate action, with City Solicitor Kincaid directed to press Terre railroad authorities for a prompt response. Officials cited inadequate safety devices and urged a permanent watchman to ensure protection at the Maple crossing.
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Weivey
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Essay Contest Arranged by Public Service Office
Arrangements are made for an essay contest titled Hotter Home Lighting open to all school children over ten years. The Better Home Lighting activity is part of a national effort with prizes including $100 to $1200 scholarships and several honorary awards. Submissions from pupils will be entered for potential national competition.
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Missing Girl's Clothing Sought After Six Weeks
Police search turns to clothing of Jilly Hannigan missing six weeks in Brooklyn. Fragmentary notes claim a sitter and a possible sighting near a cellar while a scarred thread of clues points to Ruth Gruger found near a repair shop. Authorities pursue leads amid confusion.
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Jilly Hannigan
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Loniigan
Abe
Dawes Invades Pennsylvania City Campaign Stop
Charles G. Dawes plans a Pennsylvania tour starting with a speech at the Academy of music in Philadelphia followed by a Pittsburgh address. A delegation will greet him and a reception is set with local officials and the Republican women of Pennsylvania lining the event. WDAR will broadcast the proceedings.
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Charles G. Dawes
Prusidential
Penmeydvaliia
Maryland
Dalaware
West Virginia
Pennyylvania
Academy of Maysic
Ater Pitteburgh
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Chicago Violence Flare Tests City Chinese District
Renewed tong warfare unsettles Chicago as police flood the Chinese district after a deadly clash. Detectives and patrols hunt gunmen following a night of violence and four injuries reported amid fears of another fatal settlement.
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Chicago
Alathians Plan Church Supper at Autumn Meeting
The Alathians announce a church supper to be held Friday October 2 with proceeds benefiting the church. A Dorcas Sunday School Class meet Wednesdays October 2 at Mrs Buthner McElroy’s home, 11 Grove Street, with Mrs Kiinger and Mrs York assisting. Members urged to attend.
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Grovestrout
Mig Alton Kiinger
Fillen York
Continuance of Nursing Service Fund Appeal in City
Citizens unite to preserve nursing service through community support and school outreach. Leaders seek state funds and private subscriptions to sustain the program, with education board backing and local chambers pledging help to maintain vital health coverage for children and residents.
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Seeie Residerett
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First Snow Flurries Of The Season Reported Today
Snowy changes sweep the region as flurries arrive marking the season’s start. Weather observers note light accumulations in higher elevations and chilly conditions throughout the day. Local residents brace for colder air and potential slick surfaces on roadways.
High School Plans Promising Student Election Event
A chaotic report from the High School describes plans for student body activities including a presidential election, program announcements, and faculty discussions. Notable items mention student committees, teacher leadership, and upcoming events aimed at engaging students during the term.
Corry Man's Father Dead
The Heath or sonn 9 tyker occurred Sunday morning at 1 o clock at his farm home south of Sig ar Groesallter. He was 86 years old and survived by his wife and several children. Jem A. Baker Spbkuth Wash fepio Byker at Home and Magle Taher of this vies attended the funeral. Funeral services were held this afternoon at five o'clock.
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Rotary Club Meets Despite Speaker Absence at Hotel
Rotary Club session at the Hotel Phosnie opened with telegram regrets from speaker Rey Martin Aiguef. Attendees included PL Smith and others. In Erie, a trolley car struck and mangled Dorothy Nukecki near East Fourth Street, causing near-fatal injuries at 4:20 p.m. yesterday.
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Rey Martin
Aiguef
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Smith
Corand
Gillette Union
Ile Charles Jr
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Columtius
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Cotysant
Jim Hoyt
Baie
Erie
Bri Street Railway
Tittle
Dorothy Nukecki
East Fourth Street
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Wek
Reconstruction of Street Lights Costs 20000 Dollars
The city council heard plans for rebuilding street lighting at an estimated cost near 20000 dollars, with total project funding expected around 40000 dollars through the Municipal Model and Public Service Commission. The meeting examined contract terms, bond sufficiency, and the possibility of a performance bond to protect public interests while awaiting final approval.
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Improvement of E Congress Street Petitioned for Paving
Property owners on East Congress between Wright and East Worth streets petition for improvement under the 124 paving program. The council discussed an application and referenced city engineering oversight. James Morris seeking Street Commissioner position. vacancy noted after B. Voxtherp’s departure. A Water connection permit request from the City Water Supply Company to the US Radiugur plant was granted with work supervised by the City Engineer.
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Etween Wright
Comitatnication
Bitire
James Morris
Wilders
B. Voxtherp
Lsd
Coty Wistar Supple Company
Radiugur Company
Five Best Radio Features On Air In Various Cities
A roundup of radio feature broadcasts across stations including WGR New York WCAE Pittsburgh WIAR Providence and WIP Philadelphia. Highlights include a joint Russia Cathedral choir performance with the Max Jacobs String Quartet and a Cambridge University special electric program at University of Pennsylvania.
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New York
WGR
Lindale
Wikel
Mostow
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WIAR
Providence
Stern
Russia Cathedral
Max Jacobs
WDAR
Philadelhia
Brix
Charles G Daves
Academy of Music Wer
Detroit
Red Apple Club
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Philadelphia
Pamerostran—International
Cambridge University
University of Pennsylvania
WGY
Scherectady
Havin
WAG
Chicago
KGO
Oakland
Pacific
WIAA
Dallas
Columbus Borough School Opens After Delays
The Columbus borough school opened yesterday for the 1924 25 term with enrollment expected near radar. Delays in formal opening were caused by extensive remodeling and repairs, extending preparations needed before classes could begin.
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