Fatal Columbus Car Crash Claims Arthur Rowland
Four young men rode in a car that struck the iron bridge over Brokenstraw Creek near Columbus early Sunday. Arthur Rowland, 27, of Warren, died from a fractured skull while driver Clifford Alkens and others survived with injuries. inquest exonerated Alkens. Rowland’s wife Mae Bernice and two young children survived.
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Columbus
Tron Bridge
Brokenstray Creek
Arthur Rowland
Warren
Giffard Atkens
Victor Hober
Corry
Chiia
Christensen
Colimbuls
Atkens
Hobur
Columbian
Gordon Store
Ed. Lowrey
Mick Willom
Thi Ely
Rudsell Ream
Bert Stockton
Thoring Messenger
W. A. Ross
Anderton
Howell
Alkinis
Rowland
Aikens
Aukens
Nelly
Hill
Alkens
Lawrence Heideger
Hober
Mark Mallon
Gordon
Crainhage
Clifford Alkens
Mae Bernice Rowland
Vonkie Sobs
Union organizers convicted in Gastonia riot case
United Press report notes seven union organizers were found guilty by a Gastonia Superior Court jury of second degree murder in the attack that killed Gastonia Chief of Police F. Aderholt. The trial followed three weeks with testimony from key witnesses including Mrs Rain Summers Miller supporting communist views.
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United Press
Charlotte
N. C
Superior Court
F. Aderholt
Gastonia
Industrial South I
Aderholl
Gidders Escapes From Warren County Asylum
Franklin Pa October 21 Jonn Gidders escaped from a Warren county asylum after shooting and killing Walter Powell a sergeant with the Oil City police force in line 128 Authorities sought the former Western penitentiary convict Dr H W Mitchell Warren asylum superintendent said Gidders had a vicious disposition and had been sentenced to the Fairview asylum but overcrowding prevented admission
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United Press
Franklin
Jonn Gidders
Walter, Powell
Desi
Oil City
FINE PROGRESS ON SPARTA ROAD WORK NEARS ROUTE 277
Rapid progress by Hagedorn Construction on Route 277 prep toward Spartansburg city. More negro workers, new equipment, and a five foot end culvert replacing the pond bridge near the Hotchkiss property. Concrete conduits, extensive fill, blasting of the old Moffitt school bridge, and a new road location east of the right of way. Eight barge tracks and two steam shovels are on site with winter grading to continue.
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Spartansburg
Pond
Elty
Hotchkiss
Tas Aio
Mofftt
Wor
Night phone service resumed in Columbus area
Announcement this morning stated night service will be resumed this evening for Columbus telephone offices. The article notes service had been curtailed for some time and mentions the survivor relatives of the deceased, including Mrs Evelyn Faullkenpod of Warren and Mrs Alice Kestler of Johnsonburg, with brothers Charles Rowland of Port Allegheny and William Rowland of Toronto. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 o clock at the home of Mr Lillian Widelsin, R 1, 8, with interment at West Lawn cemetery Columbus.
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Columbus
Red Spring Creek Road
Heta
Mither
Evelyn, Faullkenpod
Warren
Alice Kestler
Dohnson-’ Burg
Charles
Rowland
Port Allegheny
Willia Rowland
Toronto
Can
Lillian Widaelsin
Lawn
Hubbard and Buell Heard in Lobby Probe
In Washington the Senate lobby investigating committee questioned E Kunst Hubbard president of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association and Robert Buell secretary. They examined whether Hubbard used a $10,000 a year assistant to influence Sen. Bingham. The panel cited letters showing a broader role for Bryanson while Hubbard denied beyond argmnt. The industrial rate debate looms as the bill's first schedules near Senate consideration with a possible referral back to finance for eliminations.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Air Hill
E. Kunst Hubbard
Connecticut Monufacturore’ Assottieton
Robert ©. Buell
Hubbard
Charles L. Byanson
Hiram Bingham
Corn
Bingham
Evenson Vrave
Wes
Ariff
Evanson
Bryanson
Connécticut
Sen. Mebein
Ainghan
Cottiend Lryunson
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Finance Committee
Junior P T A Meeting Tonight
Parents and friends of the Junior Elementary P T A are urged to attend a Fathers Night meeting at 8 o clock in the school library. A special program is planned and fathers of pupils are especially invited. Home made candy will be served after the program.
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Wells
Hich
Chest Fund Closing Today With 52300 Total
Chairman Alex reports the Chest Fund will close today with a final total at least 52200. The drive shows gains over last year as pledges from two industrial plants are still pending and expected this afternoon. Community Chest campaign ends with thanks to contributors and workers for their support.
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Alex
Persay
Tia Fig
Geveral Toles
aaJat God Sesstul Group
Alexander
Prinunity Chest
Wis
Delegation Members Named for Naval Pact Talks
President Hoover aims for balanced U S representation at London naval conference to overcome past hurdles. Delegates include Secretary of State Davenport Feud, Senator Jones, Dawes, and ambassadors Gilson and Rahminson with naval staff advisory roles by Rear Admiral Hilary Jones and Rear Admiral William Pratt.
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Aleu
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Senate
Sing
Hoover
Jones
Henry Ly Stimsou
Davie A. Feud
Pennsylvani
Joasphn T.rahininon
Ond
Arkansas
Charles G Dawes
Reat
Britain
High Gilson
Belgium
Gertalee
Naval Staff
Ventehy
Hilary Jones
William V. Pratt
Washington Ives
Blast Injures Firemen at Worcester Ink Warehouse
A warehouse explosion in Worcester Mass injures a unit of firefighters including Lieutenant Richard Swenson who suffers a fractured skull and Captain Henry Kane listed in danger. Firefighters Edward McGee Arthur Metlure George Gollander Edward Reynolds John Sullivan Patrick Sivan Colmisky Thomas Pine Daniel Murph John McGourty and Captain John Axean were hospitalized.
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United Worcester
Mass
George B. Gollander
Edward Reynods
John J Sullivan
Patrick T. Sivan
John Colmisky
Thomas Pine
Daniel Murph
John McGourty
Captain Juhn Ax Ean
Revival Minister Reverend Cressey Elected Ministerial Association President
Reverend Roger P. Cressey, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, was elected president of the nearby Ministerial Association at a regular morning meeting at 10 30 in the Presbyterian church. Reverend Gorge By Morzan was named vice president and Reverend Willkun Hall secretary and treasurer. Plans were made to connect Union City Association with the Corry society for a gathering at the Presbyterian church on Monday November Ath. A paper on Church Music will be delivered by Rev Lyle D. Itts of Emmanuel Episcopal. Thanksgiving services will be held at the Baptist church with Rev Lyle Dy Attso to speak. A telegram reply from Hon Ramsay Maclyanildi was read.
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First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Tey. Gorge
Morzan
Christian Missionary Alliance Vhaveh
Willkun Hall
St. Pauls Lithutan Ehaveh
Union Cy Association
Corry Society
Presbyterian Chuic
Lyle D
Itts
Emmanuél Episcopal Church
Baptist Church
Lyle Dy Attso
Ramsay Maclyanildi
Creetines
Corry
French Flyers Enroute to Shanghai from Manchuria
Murden Manchuria October 21 French pilots Diadonne Coste and Maurice Bollonte departed from here at 8:10 am for Shanghai. They aim to complete a rapid return flight to receive the calibration and honors planned by Hance for their recent long flight from De Bourget.
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Murden
Manchuria
Pati
Diadonne Coste
Maurice Bollonte
Shanghai
Coste
Hance
de Bourget
Pastors Hold Convention at Trinity Lutheran Greenville
The semi annual Fall convention of the Lutheran pastors of the Erie conference of the Pittsburgh Synod opened today at Trinity Lutheran church in Greenville. Rev Dr HN Miller of Greenville serves as president with Rev Ian Gowrstler as secretary and Rev 3 A Dengs D D as treasurer. The program includes the confession of faith and the Lord's Supper administered by Rev Dr Miller.
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Seif
Erie
Pittsburgh
Lutheran Church of America
Paul's Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Greenville
Oha Peters
Hn, Miller
Ian Gowrstler
Rie
A. Dengs
D. D
Brie
Miller
War Premier Clemenceau Fatal Heart Attack Passes In Paris
United Press reports Georges Clemenceau, veteran French premier known as the Tiger of France, collapsed from a heart attack. He fought the attack for hours with oxygen injections as doctors and family watched, saying his condition is critical yet momentarily resting easier. His birthday had been celebrated recently, and he had foreseen possible death within the year.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Tiges
France
Tve
Clemenceau
de Chaile Laubry
Bern
Yao
Dro Tatihry
Laubey
le United Press
Cdt
Aothar
Ms Skying
Finnger
Patrolman Foils Plant Theft At U S Radiator
Patrolman Flanigan discovers two men removing refined paper from the U S Radiator Corporation plant. A car is backed to the loading area and the pair, said to have been drinking, are detained at the police station while awaiting charges. One man is reportedly employed at the plant and knew the door was unlocked, though the timing is unclear.
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Flanigan
Robery
U. S. Radiator Corporation
Flandigan
West Main Street
Patrplain Plannigan
Cton
Neens
President Ford to lead Edison jubilee in Dearborn
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover join Henry Ford in Dearborn Michigan for the Edison centennial celebration honoring Thomas A Edison on December 21. The day includes a motorcade to Smith’s Creek and a broadcast event across 140 stations as Edison reenacts the historic 50 year experiment.
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Mich
Thoms
A. Bilson
EdlWin
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Ohio
Honiar
Phain
Edison
Hoov
Toledo
Oearborn
Detroit
Henry Ford
Tom
Secont West
Mick
Get
Henry
Smith’s Creek
Rsilioan
Ford
Grand Trunk
Smith's Creek
Edisonia
Idsel
O Park
N. J
Ford Estate
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ward
Menlo Park
Francis Jehl
Ag & Youth of
Bandit Captured After Long Hunt
Homer Cologne sought for two months after escaping Sollce Portamouk Ohio was arrested at his home near Sistersville West Virginia. He and George Holland, killed in battle with police at Niagara Walls, were accused of robberies and holdups from Rochester Pennsylvania to Ohio and Portamouk.
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Homer Cologne
Sollce
Portamouk
Hare
Andi
Sistersville
W. Va
Cologne
George Holland
Niagara Walls
Vitles
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