Miami Escapes Storm Cuba Devastated After Hurricane
The hurricane battered western Cuba killing about 30 and injuring around 1200 with extensive property loss. In Florida Miami fled by train and car while Red Cross mobilized to aid. Key West and the Florida Straits endured gusts up to 180 miles per hour and coastal towns prepared for continuing danger.
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Kiwanis Drive Aims to Boost Local Registration Effort
Kiwanis Club members launched a campaign to boost heavy registration for next Tuesday's city election. High school students prepare posters to motivate voters while posters call for utilizing the Tuesday regis tration opportunity at the Municipal Building. Community Chest donations encouraged with a plan to allocate half the treasury to the Chest.
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Marines Guard All Mail Shipments Across the Nation
President Coolidge orders 2500 Marines to guard mail, railway, and automobile shipments in major cities and industrial areas. Brigadier General Smedley Butler leads the operation with stipulations to deter holdups and keep suspicious persons away from postal convoys.
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Big Columbus Grange Fair Show Opens October 2
Columbus Grange announces a big fair on Saturday October 2 with morning and afternoon programs. Public invited. dinner at noon with breads and fillings supplied by members. premiums listed for fruits vegetables pies and baked goods. pageantry and demonstrations accompany the event.
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Driver fatally crushed under overturned truck near Franklin
A Bradford man, Abboty Praxter, was fatally injured when a constriction truck overturned on a steep grade near Van about noon on Tarkestusea highway eight miles from Franklin. He died before arrival at Oil City hospital.
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Carelli Gets Stiff Sentence in Robbery Case
Albert Gurolli, aged 20, was sentenced to 28 to 50 years in the West Erie Penitentiary for his role in robberies attributed to the Blas Banganii gang. He pled guilty to four robbery charges linked to a saloon hold-up that led to fatalities including Philip Flosn.
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Bishop Ward in town for parish night program
Parishioners welcome Bishop John Ward of Brit A par ih! atipper tonight. The program in Parish Mall starts at 6 o clock with a Mass and proceeds to a talk by Very Rev Martin Aigner BC followed by a campus service. Emmanuel church members attend as announced by the Erie diocese leader.
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Death claims little Margaret Geertson
Liyde Margaret Jang, 22 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney Geertson of 17 West Wayne Street, died early this morning after falling ill for several days. Survived by both parents and grandparents, services at home on West Wayne Street Saturday afternoon at 2:30, with J A Martin officiating, burial in Pine Grove.
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Pledges for Chest Fund Are Now Coming
Campaign reports pledges totaling over 82000 toward the Chest Fund as volunteers organize a four or five ward drive. The Salvation Army advisory board coordinates donations and lists services from last year, including meals, clothing, groceries, and sick relief calls.
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Five Best Radio Features Highlighted in 1930s Listings
Radio feature roundup lists stations and programs across New York Schenectady Albany Washington Philadelphia Chicago and more. Highlights include Electric Night programming and orchestral acts by Olive Kline and Victor orchestra, with schedule notes and station call signs.
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Powerful weapon for combating disease proposed in 20th century experiment
Scientists at General Electric and Sloan Laboratories discuss a cathode ray device as a potential tool against disease. Dr William Poolidge and Dr Wy Swann present the apparatus at the Transit Institute, noting immense possibilities for medicine and material science.
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Lyons Store at Beaverdam Burglarized
Thieves forced entry to Lyons general store at Beaverdam during the night, ransacked departments, but escaped with only a small amount of money and a few tools. Entrance was through a cut window casing. no tracks found and valuables did not appear stolen. Police investigated and expected to determine suspects.
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Carter Hill Fires Remain Unsolved In Thr ee Thursdays
Residents in the Carter Hill area fear revival of Thursday night arson after barn fires on the Raumansky farm at Nerts’s. Three brothers report three fires on three consecutive Thursdays with no investigation yet, destroying a barn and its contents including horses and fodder.
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Waterford Reports Heavy Snowfall This Morning
Motorists entering the city from Waterford describe a heavy snowfall at Waterford today with brief icy conditions in the early morning. The frigid air chilled the city as the snow fell and then eased.
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Debs Body Moved to Terre Haute Home Town
Eugene V. Debs famed Socialist and five time presidential candidate died at age near 70 in a local hospital after a nervous breakdown and kidney trouble. His body will be moved by train to Terre Haute for burial, with his last message a scratched poem reading master of my fate captain of my soul.
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Keystones Rally as Weather Hamps Indoor Carnival
Bad weather and crowd trouble hindered the opening night of the Keystones indoor carnival. Despite a night of entertainment by Bill Gillette and Harmony Four, receipts fell short of expectations, with organizers hoping better weather will boost attendance tonight and seed funds for the basketball season.
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New Garage Lease Linked to Corry Motor Sales on East Math Street
The lower door of a newly built garage, erected by John B. Patterson on East Math Street, is dated to Corry Motor Sales Company which will open a Chevrolet agency there on November at. Parties interested in the company were not available this afternoon.
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