Riot at Kingston Penitentiary Involves Troops And Hostages
United Press dispatch from Montreal reports convicts at Kingston Ontario's penitentiary riot raging since yesterday. Troops in steel helmets with machine guns moved to force surrender of about 210 inmates believed barricaded with 40 guards held as hostages. early today gunfire and calls for help described the situation as serious with censorship and verification ongoing.
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Hoover Again to Level Guns at Roosevelt
President Hoover plans another vigorous attack on Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in Detroit, revisiting his Cleveland exchanges to press the bonus issue and administration finances. He aims to press Roosevelt’s stance on the bonus and the treasury deficit while touted aides say the fight will continue through upcoming speeches. Charlotte Walter will be Hoover's guest among Pittsburg friends.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Franklin Dp. Roosevelt
Olympia Aml
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
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Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden ‘L. Mills
Pittstairgh
Fodse- Vel
Registration of Unemployed Planned Here
The Corry Relief Fund employment committee led by H. Manley and F. Brown announces a citywide registration of all unemployed men and women. Registration runs at the Municipal Building from 9 to 12 on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday mornings until all are enrolled. Cards are being prepared to collect data to aid employment distribution through the Relief Fund.
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Halloween Parade Plans For Children In Corry
A community pre parade is planned on Monday evening in Corry with CG M Hongst, YMCA director, coordinating with the Rotary Club boys committee. The event targets young folks but invites public participation, with prizes for original costumes and music from veterans of foreign wars, high school band, and local volunteers. Detailed arrangements to be announced next week.
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Ue Pugle Andlinun Corps
Roosevelt Still Leads 370 2 In Straw Vote
Roosevelt maintains lead in The Literary Digest straw poll with 56.20 percent from 617,185 ballots. Hoover draws 37.10 percent, Norman Thomas earns 4.86 percent, and five minor candidates split the rest among voters across ten new states including Florida Maryland Minnesota Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma Texas Virginia Washington Wyoming.
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Literary Digest
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Maryland
Minnesota
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North Carolina
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Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
Patrol, War on Non-Resident Trucks Begins November First
State highway patrol announces strict enforcement of the new trucking law effective November 1. Out of state operators must obtain a Pennsylvania license after driving more than fifteen days and secure a Pennsylvania operating permit. Violators will be arrested as patrols step up checks along the Roosevelt highway and surrounding routes favored by Ohio truckers.
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Erie
Roosevelt Highway
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Astern
Unknown Ship Scouts U S Fleet in Maneuvers
A mysterious flagless vessel trails the Pacific fleet from San Pedro to cover miles, sparking naval scrutiny. Officers plan secret moves to counter movements as the ship keeps a plasma track near the twelve mile limit, fueling questions about its purpose and origin.
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Roosevelt at Lincoln Shrine headlines Illinois crowd
Roosevelt arrives by special train to Springfield to visit Lincoln tomb and address farm mortgage policy. He peaks at the state arsenal and plans campaigning among downstate farmers. Large Indianapolis reception crowds of 75 000 to 100 000 applaud the nominee amid Republican criticism. Roosevelt asserts hopes to carry all states and notes potential Democratic Congress to pass a tax reform.
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United Press
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Ieadership
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Senith
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Approved to Borrow $3 Million
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Lehigh Valley Railroad to borrow an additional 3 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The funds will be used to pay interest and taxes due on November 1.
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Questionnaire to candidates for assembly on public utilities
Ghverme Pinchot sent a questionnaire to all General Assembly candidates excluding incumbents Ton H. King and Worth Hammond from Erie County. It asks for positions on tax reduction and public utility regulation including fair charges, preventing excessive rates, keeping PSC approval required, protecting investors, meter inspections, and protecting the poor from overcharges. Pinchot aims to publish results by November 1 after collecting responses by October 31.
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Public Service Commission
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Pennsylvania
Big cleanup made in Trestate area indictments
A federal grand jury indicted GX persons after a two month investigation into liquor transport from Cleveland Alton Youngstown Pittsburgh and Wheeling. The operation, described as the biggest cleanup by the government, also charged individuals linked to a violent theft ring accused of stealing over 300 automobiles across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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France hints at blocking next debt payment to United States
Paris reports indicate Parliament may try to block the December 15 debt payment to the United States amid talks of debt revisions after the American election. Premier Herriot and Paris officials insist no decision on future payments has been made, while discussions press for aligning commercial and political debts with Lausanne terms.
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Europe
Chamber Finance Commission
Louis Malyy
Germain Martin
Germany
Revision of State School Code Underway in Harrisburg
Harrisburg October 1 state school code revision moved forward after a special legislative committee meeting with Attorney General Schnader. Attending officials included Senator Leon Prince Senator W H L Barest Representative Chester H Rhodes and Dr James N Rulle superintendent of public instruction and other education heads.
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Harrisburg
Schnader
Leon C. Prince
Cumberland
Whl
Barest
Dauphin
Chester H. Rhodes
Monroe
James N. Rulle
Otter
Man Confesses to Killing Wife Near Lebanon
Lebanon Pa Oct 21 State highway patrolmen captured Tider Webber 52 of Palmyra and said he confessed to slaying his estranged wife Mrs Kate Weaber 43 whose body was found in county woods.
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Sohughiall County
Pymatuning Dam Nearing Completion Says Engineer Ferris
Field a address to Lions Club members in Meyerville yesterday quoted Engineer Ferris as saying Pymatuning Dam is nearing completion. Earthen breastwork and most concrete work on the dam are finished while highway work along the lake south shore advances well. Clearing of swamp land over 19 000 acres provided work for many workers. the lake will span about sixteen miles long and up to two miles wide, with roughly a quarter of it in Ohio.
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Lions’ Club
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Ohio
Hundreds of Titusville Students Strike Over Principal's Resignation
More than 200 students at Titusville High School boycotted classes after the resignation of Principal Murphy. Superintendent Stetson said enrollment stood at 415 of 630 possible, with no major disturbances reported. Officials planned to contact parents and record absences, expecting most students to return Friday or Monday with valid excuses.
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Young Insull Off for London Plans Unchanged
Samuel Insull Jr. left for London stating the trip is private and his US return in November remains scheduled. His mother stays at Hotel Lincoln, while Samuel Sr. plans two weeks in London at Park Lane, offering no comment on family affairs.
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