Salary Slash Faces Major Leaguers at League Convention
Galveston Tex Oct 24 The 103rd convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues is expected to debate reducing operating costs by salary cuts and broader cost controls. Attendees include top league officials and club executives with plans for entertainment and a slate of talks from Bramham Landis Rickey and other leaders.
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Stuart E. Jones
United Press
Galveston
Tex
Anoles
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
William G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
Association
Bramham
Kenesay Mountain ‘Landis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren C. Giles
Rochester
J. Alvin Gardner
Dallas
Texas League
Dale C. Gear
Topeka
Kan
Western Association
Elahorale
Rollie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Phillip Troy
Ted H
Barbary Coast Star Gertie Barnard Dies in San Francisco
A veteran Barbary Coast dancer Gertie Barnard dies in San Francisco. Her funeral witnessed many old associates and a large wreath reportedly sent by Municipal Judge Steiger, the frequent jailer in her past.
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San Francisco
Calif
Gertie Barnard
Barbary Coast
Lear
Gertie
Steiger
He Succeeds Father as Sheriff in Lima County
Donny Sarber, 24, succeeds his father Sheriff Eit L. Sarber after a raid that killed the elder and freed a prisoner. The new sheriff, believed youngest in the United States, vows to capture the killers and uphold law in Lima County.
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Eit L. Sarber
Donny Sarber
Fall Beam
Alely
Lima
Youll
Huge still seized near Jamestown in farmhouse raid
A 500 gallon alcohol still and vast distilling setup were uncovered by a Buffalo DOJ unit with state and local police at a North Flyville farmhouse near Johnson Road. Three large vats, mash, corn sugar, and 170 gallons of finished product were found as investigators watched the deserted scene. Authorities expect an arrest in days, linking the operation to a regional gang pattern.
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Jamestown
State
West Tilicoitt
Buffalo
United States Department of Justice
Johnson Road
C. R. Nelson Cresmery
Flyvanna Avenue
Megs
jMegal
Gr Nod
New York
Allicois Street
Joseph Callea
Vincenza
Salvatore Gallea
Connecticut Avenue
Lavery Urges Heavy Vote in November Election
Democratic County Chairman James F. Lavery urged Erie voters to turnout November 7 to decide the repeal question. He warned against apathy, noting the 18th amendment fate hinges on Pennsylvania and that dry forces are mounting a last minute push. Lavery stressed every registered Democrat should vote and support the proposed 21st Amendment.
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Eris
James F. Lavery
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Lavery
Ohio
South Carolina
Pennsylvana
Oregon Cherry Orchards Thrive Across Salem Area
Oregon operates 146,956 bearing cherry trees and 971,906 nonbearing trees. The state ranks seventh in mature cherry trees nationwide, reflecting a sizable industry in the Salem region.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Centerville Baptists Plan Homecoming Day Events
The First Baptist Church of Centerville led by Rev. Charles A. Fuller prepares for a Homecoming Day on Thursday October 26 with a 10 am flag service led by Rev. PH Baker of Breedtown, followed by sessions with speakers from Townville Transfer Pa Sidney N Vi Cambridge Springs and Buffalo speaker Dr George B Riegel. Meals and lodging provided. Oil Greek Pentecostal Association churches invited. midweek service moved to Wednesday to accommodate attendees.
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Centerville
Charles A. Fuller
Corry
PH. Baker
Breedtown
Nasters
Townville
Transfer
Sidney
N. Vi
Cambridge Springs
Buiffals
George B. Riegel
Buffalo
Oil Greek Prntist Association
Seedlings for 1934 should be ordered now
Seedlings for 1934 should be ordered promptly by hunters, fishers, water companies, farmers and landowners who plan to plant State forest stock next spring. Over 1 million trees have been ordered. Available seedlings include white and Norway spruces, various pines, Japanese larch, bal sam fir, hemlock, tulip tree, black walnut, chestnut, red and white oaks. two year old transplants are also offered. Order forms from District Forester R J Houpt, Warren, Pa. Minimum order is 1000 of one species. pay 2 1 thousand for seedlings and thousand for transplants plus shipping when delivered.
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R. Bs. Houpt
R. J. Houpt
Warren
Houpt
Stone Stunned Shark In Winthrop Beach Rescue
Early report from Winthrop Mass says Arthur Castonias spotted a shark chasing smaller fish off shore. He hurled his wooden plank at the shark, struck its head, and dragged the stunned predator onto shore, tilting it ashore.
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Stone
Shark Winthrop
Arthur Gastonias
Castonias
Hadlock Lands Fine Position In Grand Rapids Bank
Gerald B. Hadlock, nephew of Union City officials, named first vice president of the National Bank of Grand Rapids. A 14 year banker with Rural Credit staff experience, he was chosen from a large field for his broad banking background. Second item notes Montreal deaths drop from 1932 to Aug 1, 1983, totaling 3,108 versus 6,606.
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Grand Rapids Bank
Grand Rapids
Mid
Gerald B. Hadlock
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Cutty
Hadlock
W. A. Smiley
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Bank of Grand Rapids
Mr. Hadlock
RIC
Joseph H. Brewer
Hadiock
Montreal
Exoneration for Erie Railroad Crew in Meadville Inquest
In Meadville on October 24 a coroner’s inquest cleared the Erie Railroad crew of all blame in the fatal automobile crash near Geneva on October 3. Six witnesses testified before Deputy Coroner Arthur R. Byham. Victims included three teachers from Gohranton and Miss Weeks and Miss Shaffer. Franklin P. Lee, 75, survived in hospital.
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Franklin P. Lee
Meadville City Hospital
Loraine Weeks
Lena B. Shaffer
Man raids woman's wardrobe in Seattle theft of nineteen dresses
A Seattle man robbed Mrs. A. P. Hedington home at night, escaping with nineteen dresses. The incident reflects continuing concerns over property theft and gendered attire amid urban crime reports.
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Seattle
A. P. Hedington
Miner Will Be Heard At Erie
Erte reports that Jack Miner of the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary Canada will lecture at Hunter's Lode Erie October 25 and at Strong Vincent High School Erie October 26 at 8:00 PM He will describe his experiences with birds including tagging and releasing 300 wild geese and his motion pictures proving human dominion over migratory routes He claims to prove that God and man can alter bird paths and gospel power through birds and film.
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Erte
Jack Miner
Canada
Hunter's Lode
Erie
Strong, Vincent High School
Wnion
Mr. Miner
Miner
Jang Of Fort State Lands INDIA Pederal ma inténs nutlawa
The report provides sparse readable details about Jang of Fort State Lands in India. It notes federal intent and national focus, but the fragmentary text lacks clear dates places or actions to confirm a full event or outcome.
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India
To Be the Gin Al Bar Green at Seven
The brief item notes a bar named Green opening or operating at seven o clock, referencing a gin drink or gin bar context. Details are sparse, but the tone suggests a local notice about a venue time. No other names or places are clearly identified.
Unknown incident report from Southern Depot outlet notes
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a violent incident possibly involving India and a threat or escape. Names, dates, places are unclear, but suggests a lethal outcome and a police or section report. Unable to determine full facts due to corrupted source.
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