States Seek Federal Inheritance Tax Repeal
Delegation of 17 state executives appears before the tax committee asking repeal of the federal inheritance tax. Governors argue the federal levy usurps state taxing power, citing large fiscal transfers and urging action to preserve state jurisdiction.
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United Press
Washington
Ort, Sr
Capeal
Sean Tedd Tir
Clord Walker
Geurin
Savanna Jasy Je
Juhi Gilet
New York
Ray
Marchand
Jas
Walker
Dnivgattan
Kovernment
Toretear
Ieriapee
Sloumhn Wah
Salas
Mlineaaute
Mary Lacie
Masked Ball Hallowe'en Feature At State Armory
The annual masked ball for Hallowe'en will be held at the State Armory with Keystone Monsters and Posmpairy A Val leading the celebration. Roy Lairgon and his orchestra will provide music from eight to twelve, with costumes, refreshments, and dancing planned. organizers promise a popular, well attended event this year.
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Hallowe'en Wil
Ho Xenera
Halfaywens
Company A
Keystore
Maguerade Danew
Roy Lairgon
Orchestra
Iieean
Mike Vis
Suieasstunl
Army store changed hands in Dunkirk deal
George Chirry of Dunkirk purchased the Army store on West Main Street from J. A. Patterson. The deal was to be consummated this morning and Chirry planned to close the establishment soon.
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George Chirry
Dunkirk
West Main Sttreet
J. A. Patterson
Curry
Gary declares era of prosperity ahead at steel institute
New York reports Judge Bibert J. Gary addressing the annual convention of the American Iron and Steel Institute. He asserts the United States enjoys wealth and prospects of wealth, cites confidence issues in the steel industry, and emphasizes competition as the life of trade.
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Gary
United Press
NEW York
Bibert J
Aynericass Iron and E Stel Institute
Sells
Ife
United States
Nel
Jinlge Gary
Nest Aekhilon
Institute
Clothing May Identify Marsh Murder Victims
In New Castle investigators work to identify two murder victims found in a swamp near West Pittsburgh. Blood stained clothing including two pants, a bathing suit and a sweater have been cleaned and displayed for identification as detectives pursue leads and attempt to match them to the victims.
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New Castle
Dulap
United Press
Lawrence County
Visit No. Jie
Hell Hollow
Dunlap
Devotive
Bir Te
W C T U Raises Funds and Reports at Regular Meeting
The W C T U held a semimonthly meeting at Mrs WD Shatter's home on Miederick street with strong attendance. The treasurer noted $21.50 spent on the Pinchot Enforcement fund and Miss Sarah Stearns urged active youth involvement in the movement. The union also donated a book to the Public Library and discussed the travel report from Harrisburg. Ralph Bailey delivered a shipment of trout to the Corry hatchery this morning and accompanied twenty five young trout.
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Womans Christian
Temperance Union
WD. Shatter
Miederick Street
Treasuer
Pinchot Enforcement Fund
Young Peoples
Sarah Stearns
Wigh Road
Phaibrary
Kate Greenawalt
Harrisburg
Union
Ralph Bailey
Youngeville
Corry
Social Hygiene Expert Lectures for Girls Monday
Mrs Edna Fox, appointed by the Virginia Department of Health, will address girls in the 10th to 12th grades at the Bateman High School auditorium on Monday morning October 2005. The talk covers social hygiene and health education, with Mrs Fox highlighting work in Virginia and national health campaigns.
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Edna P. Fox
County
Terie Social Hygiene Association
Penhesivaeia Department
Mth'ta
Antiny
American Social Hygiene Association
National Congress of Parent Teachers
Columbia University
Fire
Bureau of Social Hygive
Virginia State Board of Health
Pow
Enmituyisies
US Publi Health Service
Virginia
Quota International
Pax
Lutherans Gather at St Pan’s Church Social
About fifty members and friends attended a Thursday evening social at St Pan’s Lutheran church. The program featured piano solos by Hills, a vocal solo by Miss Anderson, readings by Mrs Millstrom, and remarks by Rev Willian Hall. The event benefited the Ladies Aid treasury with refreshments served by committee members led by Mrs A Merkers and others.
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St. Pan's Lutheran Church
VY Hills
Sigm Anderson
Mra BE. EB. Hawkins
Andlarson
DA. Millstrom
Willian Hall
Ladies Aid Society
A. Merkers
BB Sandquist
Vant Winatan
Pepper to Visit Corry in November Campaign Stop
United States Senator George Wharton Pepper plans a five day tour through western and central Pennsylvania in November. He will begin in Morrsbore on November 10 and conclude in Pittsinket, with stops including Warren and Erie.
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Corry
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Pepper
Warrey
Mearville
Hugh
Gary
Crawford County
Philadelphia
Masonic Party at Hotel Corry a Great Evening
Members of the Masonic fraternity and families enjoyed a highly successful event at the Hotel Corry last evening. About sixty couples danced to Roy Lar’s orchestra, with card tables in the lobby and dining rooms, refreshments in the coffee shop, and floor space secured by Manager Moran for the party. The hostelry’s facilities and the club’s turnout marked the affair as one of the most enjoyable gatherings in recent months.
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Corry
Moran
Tote! Corry
Roy Lar
Stiff Sentence Given in Germantown Jewelry Robbery
Joseph A Sheik Stephens of New York is sentenced to eight to sixteen years in the Eastern Penitentiary for his role in the $69 008 Germantown jewelry store robbery. The case also involves S Rosenblatt with further action expected in December.
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United Proos
Philadelphia
Joseph A
Sheik" Stephens
New York
Easters
Germantown
S. Rosenblatt
Mitchell to be tried next week
A military court proceeding is scheduled for William Mitchell who faces formal charges. Colonel Joseph J. McMullen of the Judge Advocate General’s office will preside as Mitchell appears after breakfast for the hearing.
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Mitchell
United Pras Washingto de
William Mitchell
Weilhesfar
Gul
Joseph J. McMullen
Judge Advocate General
McMullen
Jury Deliberating in Russell Extortion Case Faces Uncertain Noon
The jury in the Lews Russell extortion case in federal court Buffalo remained undecided at midafternoon. Key witnesses and defense critics including Joseph Mellorven and Irene Nelson of Jamestown factor into the evolving proceedings as officials seek instructions from Judge Morris.
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Lews Russell
Malis
Buffalo
Lap Achick
Goelerk
United States Court At
Quey
Tudige Morris
Russell
Cass
William LaBar
Rochester Pole
Louie Russell
Tuttle Department
Saloost
New York
Ainiler Allen A. Harelett
Har and
Pigioe
Joseph S Mellovern
Probitbiim
Harry Atchley
Bere
Rochester
Rose Willi
Patritmes
Charles F Sweens
Fred Smirth
eSity Jamies
Lalar
Russaulli
Tiva
Rumor of Settlement Advances in Anthracite Strike
Scranton Times reports rumors of a settlement proposal by anthracite operators to United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis aiming to end the eight month strike. Secret meetings with tankers and merchants in Pennsylvania's anthracite region allegedly offered a 9 percent wage increase and a $2 daily raise for day workers.
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United Press
Rhe
Americw
Cappellini
Istrict
Scranton
van Litahard
Avebnulluyth
Famous Scotch Baritone Here Monday Night
Famous baritone Mr Ellison will perform at the high school auditorium next Monday evening with pianist Alia RIL. The Edison Par lors presents the program, including a comparison of his voice with Edison phonograph recreations. Hundreds of Corry residents are expected to attend this notable musical event.
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Muste Javers
Gin
Tible Farmine
Laribane
Ausditortian
Ellison
Alia Ril
Corey Une
Edison
Myrtle Futler
Liege Audientes
Corry
Bridge project makes rapid progress between Waterford and Union City
Dispatches describe rapid progress on the overhead Pennsylvania Railroad bridge between Waterford and Union City. Concrete pours, abutments, and steel reinforcements advance. forms removed, sides to be placed, approach work to follow. Weather permitting, detours may lift within weeks and roads reopen.
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Waterford
Union City
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
League of Nations warns on Greco Bulgarian clash in Europe
Reports from Geneva and Paris detail warnings for immediate restraint as Greece and Bulgaria clash in Macedonia. diplomats urge peaceful settlement, with the League of Nations considering a council appeal and potential economic and diplomatic pressure to avert wider war.
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Briand
League of Naxions Council
Balkans
United Press Geneva
League of Nations
Erie Mourlay
Rene Poreizn
Brian
Hulgatia
Teague
League
Brie Drummout
Bulgaria
Warne
Tys
Econvaite
Tallasium
Atitens
Macedonia
Hurder
Denircupan
Iity i
Paris
Sofia
Rom Gersheva
Momliy
Belgrade
JugaSlavia
Bulleins
Jatteatt
Greece
Conwike i Council
Hale
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