Corry Jamestown Plant to Add Third Story Expansion
D. R. Rogers & Co. to start a third story addition at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant to meet rising orders. Completion targeted in sixty days with new machinery installation and more worker hires expected as the firm expands after relocating offices to East Main Street.
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R. Rogers Company
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing
D. R. Rogers & Co
D. A. Millatrom
Wererut Tanager
Arlington Hotel
East Main Street
Aiive Organicati
Ani
Crazed attacker shot by police in family dispute
James Barta was killed by police after a violent confrontation with his wife and seven children in Mokeesport. The suspect seized a knife during a moonshine dispute, damaged the home, and exchanged fire with detectives who finally fatally shot him after he refused to surrender. Mrs Barro and the children hid as the house burned, and they received care from a neighbor. Barro had recently been released from county jail for wife beating.
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United Pro
Barro
Jai
Rotary meeting highlights and speakers
J F Lavery secretary of the Irie Fownty Good Rowdy Club gave an interesting talk before the Rotary gathering. He outlined road improvement plans and provided detailed guidance. Other speakers included Dr Webb from New York City and Mr Chon mtz from Cleveland, Ohio.
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J. F. Lavery
Irie Fownty
Rotary
Lavery
Webb Feoks
New York City
Chon Mtz
Claveland
County bond issue meeting planned in Irie County
Seireting J. E. Lavery of the Irie County Good Roads Club arrived in the city today to organize a meeting tomorrow evening in the Municipal Building Assembly Room. Speakers include Ming Bana J Huge, county schools assistant superintendent, and Miss Haeen, vice president of the Good Roads club, urging a large turnout and open discussion on road improvements and funding.
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J. E. Lavery
Irie County
Spain
Brown Finn
Chamber of Commerce
Asbetians
Lavery
Ming Bana J Huge
Miss Haeen
Good Roads
Vor Tv
Lyon Street
Kent
Justice Day Quits Bench From Supreme Court
Justice Day of the Supreme Court presented his resignation to President Harding. The resignation becomes effective November 4. Day steps away from high judicial office to pursue new work amid postwar duties and national service.
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Harding
United Press
Washington
Justice Day
Supreme Doutt
Ustve
Ton Eluysy
Youth Linked to Bomb at U S Embassy Incident
United Prov Hordrax reports a youth described as the sender of a bomb at the U S Embassy. Police say the suspect wore disguise and made no clear motive, their investigation noting possible links to a recent attack on Ambassador Herrick’s Paris embassy staff.
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U.S
United Prov
Hordraux
Qaday
Botaly
Paris
Font Herrick
Herrick
Surjuet
Great Retail
Spain
Merrick
Trauest
Authors Club in Session at the Library Building
The Authors Club met at the Library Building with strong attendance for a weekly study session. Roll call featured quotations from Andersen, and the program included sketches and readings such as Hans Christian Andersen and John Wajer’s Message, followed by a review of The Great Hunger.
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Authors Club
Andersen
Hans
Christian Anderson
Irs Allen
Rearling
Mik Lucy Thos
Johsn Bojer
John Wajer
Ambrica
Tooke Hook
Mortis Ronatee
New British U S Policy Outlined By Curzon
London October 24 United Premier Curzon will be foreign minister in the new cabinet and has outlined Britain’s policy toward America under the Conservative government The plan centers on payment of England's one and the United States and the promotion of a dignified friendship between the two great English speaking areas Formulated in conferences between the new premier and Garon.
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United Prom London
Bonsir
Lord Curzon
Neve
Great
England
United States
Garon
Eyewitness tells story of Hall Mills murder
Mrs June Gibson aged 60 widow testified she witnessed the murder scene on September 14 near Phillips farm. She said two men and two women were under a wabapple tree and heard an argument before a pistol shot killed Mrs Wheeler Mall and Rev Hall Mills. Authorities question her account. A man named Paul Wilson of Highland Park was held for questioning in Philadelphia related to the case.
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United Press
New Drunswick
N. J
June Gibson
Nias
Edward Wheeler Mall
Eleanor Mis
Gilson
Raesome
Phillips Farm
Gibstin
Feo
Gil
Hile
Mall
Gibson
Mumitton Lane
Philadelphia
Det 21
Paul Wilson
Jry
Tighland Park
New Thunswick
Young Wilson
Broad Street
Murder Probers Face Threats From Private Group in New Jersey
Florence M. North reports on threats against Jersey murder investigators tied to the Hall and Mills cases. Anonymous letters hint at national factions, while Charlotte Mills’s attorney cites pressure on reporters. A jealous suspect theory is debated as possible motives are explored.
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Florence M. North
Charlotte Mills
New Brunswick
Meile Tas Ees
South
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Sills James Mills
Charlotte
New Jerey
Jane
James Mills
Boiler blast at No 2 plane kills one and injures many
At Wilkesarrie near the Central Railroad of New Jersey a boiler explosion tore through a No 2 plane. One man was killed and several others seriously injured. The wreckage blocked the line as locomotives hauled the damaged coal cars away. A separate incident saw a railroad guard fire on a trespasser on the road's property.
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United Pros Wilkessarre
Ron
Ashley
Plang
Jure
Tay
Ashley Vluyete
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Quehina
Testing of Daugherty ruling nears Supreme Court action
Washington October 26 testing of the Daugherty ruling in the Supreme Court was under way as officials prepared new prohibition regulations. The draft rules were to be submitted to Secretary Mellon for approval and would take effect upon his sign-off.
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Washington
Daugherty
Supreme Court
Readers Enjoy Fine Program at Chautauqua Club Meeting
The Chautauqua club gathering at Mrs. G Bennett's home drew Roasters and Federated Club attendees. Speakers Mrs Fannie Wilson and Ms Rita Kraft discussed Federated Club benefits, with Ella King delivering a paper that captivated listeners. The next meeting will be hosted by Edith Campbell.
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Moa A
Ella King
Idith Campbell
Milford Campaigns Highlight Pinchot and Mosparran
Milford residents heard Pinchot at his home and Mosparran campaigning in Pike and Monroe counties with meetings in Milford Matamoras and Stroudsburg. Titusville business activities were noted as Wilcox handled translation today.
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Pinchot
Milforth
Mosparran
Hough Pike
Monroe Counties
Milford
Matamoris
Dana Stroudsburg
Tatoy Wilcox
Titusville, Pa
School Bond Issue Opened to Discussion
A public meeting at the Municipal building discussed a forthcoming school bond issue. Around forty taxpayers attended as officials explained the proposal and its aims. Tonight another session will invite further public input and feature county speakers.
Have Women Souls Harvey in Negative
United Press reports from London that ambassador Gorge Harvey argues women have no souls, claiming there is no biblical basis for female souls and suggesting men should draft commandments for women. Capt. Reba Crawford of the Salvation Army rebuts, stating women are not forbidden souls and are naturally inclined to be good, while men are deemed wicked.
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United Press
London
Dubassador
Gorge Harvey
Agutars
New York
Ashy
Reba Crawford
Salvation Army
Tédaz Takin
Murvey
Fire hold three in connection New York crime case
Three men, known gunmen, were sentenced after being convicted in a New York apartment fire case linked to a murder and robbery on Lexington Avenue. Police had arrested the trio, who held up several men playing cards and escaped with cash and jewelry before the blaze.
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New York
United Prose
Aston
Tomas de Flomwig
Josh Morine
Jack Matee
Crea
Joh Martiitisn
Wilkes
Och
Barre
Hause
Lexington Avenue
Morthamp
Eshlehem
Thor
Federal Tax Rule Confusion Noted In Pittsburgh Report
United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh notes a tax case on federal employees with fixed salaries. It discusses property taxability and a county decision about assessments, raising questions on how federal earnings are treated for local taxes.
Feared to Die Alone as Brother Shot
In a grim incident today in Dravosierg, 82 year old Payne Snyder reportedly shot his brother and then fired again, dying instantly. The survivor, William Sanders, recounted that the grieving man had long feared death and repeatedly spoke of dying. Authorities are investigating the events leading to the fatal shooting and the subsequent injuries.
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Dravosierg
Tonphy F
Snyders
Wallan
Tstaustly ' Vaile Sanders
Josiph
Presbyterians To Consider Resignation Of Pastor Stockham
The Ficat Presbyterian Church congregation will meet Friday at 7:30 to discuss the resignation read by Rev H E Stockham at morning service. Members were surprised by the move and are expected to decide on issuing a call for a new pastor to fill the vacancy after the session. Rev Stockham has led the church for two years.
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A. Ie Stockham Hay
Three men face murder trial in Bergin case
United Press reports three defendants, including George Olive and Allis Thornton, stand for murder in a high profile case linked to the shooting of actor Jack Bergin. Trial opens with testimony over whether Bergin was killed by an unwritten law or self defense as prosecutors and defense outline their theories.
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United Press
Mlackensack
N Jv
Jack’ Bergin
George Olive
Wrieter Allis
Alice Thornton
Wall Street
Anil Charles Sealtion
Leute Oienedd
Meyer
Isruf
Hergin
Cline
Bergen
Treach
Prcus
Joseph Emly
Smirder
Party chiefs confident of victory in Harrisburg event
In Harrisburg on Des 10, Republican state chairman W. Harry Gabor and Democratic chairman Austin McCollough spoke at state party meetings predicting November 7 election wins. Gabor claimed a Republican sweep in House and Senate with large turnout from women. McCollough forecast strong Democratic support and rising activity.
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Harrishurg
Des
Cady Fleeting Elanie
Fernin
Victory Tor
Gi Ai Honeday
Ewch
Orawy
Harry Gabor
Republicat
House
Senate
Austin McfTollough
Bembiatie
Chaiman
McCollough
Candidacy of Shreves bolted by Republicans
Campaign for congress gains pace in Union City as Republicans split over Shreve. Crossby gains Democratic support amid incumbent’s broken pledges. Postmaster appointment by Shreve sparks GOP outcry and Prohibitionist tensions in Union City district.
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Shreves
Union City
Crosby
Charles N. Crossby
Crawford
Ferounty
Tay
Enterprise
Shreve
Tinér City
Downe
Ste Downta
St Ip Opiniog
Prisoner Returns to Indiana Penitentiary After Escape
James A White special agent for the Indians State Prison reports a prisoner has escaped from the penitentiary in Gan City Indiana. He states the escaped inmate was picked up in the city ten days ago by Cuvier Donne. White arrived in the afternoon and is pursuing the matter with the Yeoul department fund.
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James A. White
Indians State Prison
Jatt
John di
Gan City
Ind
Devine
Cuvier Donne
Yeoul Department
Agarit White
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