Prohibition Rules Top Issue in Penns Congressionals
Harrisburg December 25 United Press reports the Rial Senate investigating committee subpoenas Glyde L. King and Lb Frank Morgal of the Public Service Commission for all records on Duquesne Light write ups. The panel seeks to learn if more material exists beyond approved findings or mere worksheets as part of the broader inquiry into the commission and its ties to utilities.
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United Press
Harrisburg
O Glyde L. King
Frank Morgal
Accounting Bureau
Public Service Commission
Rial Senate
Duquesne Light Company
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Public Service Comision
Oliver K. Eaton
Plec- Hic
le Commission
Eaton
Witenwald
Hunger Marchers Trek To London In Protest Of Dole Cuts
Thousands of hunger marchers push toward London led by fife and drum. More than 3,000 already on the road amid rain and mud to demand 25 percent dole cuts, free school meals, and coal for unemployed families. Police brace for potential unrest as marchers sleep in halls and centers along the route.
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London
Fife and Drum Corps
Buckingham Palace
Claridges Hotel
General Purposes Committee
London County Council
London County
Hall
Westminster Bridge
Houses of Parliament
Mayor Explains Municipal Costs To Rotary Club
Mayor England outlines Corry budget main items and street work costs to Rotary Club at Hotel Corry. He covers city debt decline, operating expenses, fire protection and police needs, and the challenge of maintaining services during economic downturn.
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Rotary Club
Frank T. England
Service Club
Corry
Rotary Club ii
Frank T
Rogland
Hotel Corry
Mayo England
Tie ‘Bouln- Casiew
Milyer Dagland
Gouvell
Varius
Bngland
Wwe
Swindle Arrest Ties to Major Stock Scheme
New York reports a large stock swindle centered on Miss Catherine Kleinon of Tutontown. Aldua Tuto was arrested as the hearing began on October 26 following testimony by Mrs Beeson. Frank G. Davis stands trial for defrauding her in a fake market deal, with her brother Charles Hepson, VP of Pittsburg Steel, urging the authorities’ involvement.
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New York
Aldua Tuto
Satherine Ieenon
Tutontown
Hpforward
Yeuter
Beeson
Frank G. Davis
Chas. 1D Hepson
Pittsburg Steel Company
Paris Deputies Delay Debate on Government Foreign Policy
Bulletin notes Paris Chamber of Deputies overwhelmingly postponed debate on foreign policy as Premier Herriot wished to clear the atmosphere before Geneva resumes. Nearby items report Halloween parade plans in Streator with prizes, a Japanese bombardment in Mukden, a $50,000 heist in Brooklyn, an San Francisco earthquake, and a Oklahoma jury deliberation in a poison death case.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mdouard Herriot
Geneva
Smith Addresses Newark Crowd in Prohibition Tone
Alfred E. Smith campaigns for the Democratic ticket in Newark noting his 1928 run, attacking Republicans on prohibition, and claiming he personally drafted the party plank. He contends prosperity rests with Roosevelt and Garner, and accuses GOP tactics of courting religious groups and inroads into Catholic votes. An Oklahoma City note reports the Supreme Court denying a Socialist ballot bid.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Alfred
Smith
Staoe
Aften
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Republican Campaign Board of Strategy
William J. Donovan
New York
Mabel
Joan
the Fruit Industries, Inc
California
Department of Justice
Oklahoma City
Obama Supreme Court
Socialist Party
Oklak
Hubley
Warren
Hoover Plans Punch for Gotham Address
President Hoover weighs a sharp Madison Square Garden speech aimed at warning against radicalism and outlining Republican strategy. He held talks with Senator Glenn and Rep. Fish on campaign lines and data gathering for a forceful address as he eyes New York as a campaign peak, with possible Midwest stops before returning to the East.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
Washington
Pisident
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
New York
Glenn
Rep
Fish
N.Y
White House
Govenor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal check on proposed bonus marches
Washington police adviser says agencies nationwide to aid capital officers in gathering data on potential winter marches on the Capitol. Brown reports policy for handling hunger marchers undecided. his resignation predecessor’s link to eviction dispute noted. Government officials hold conferences to shape future actions.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
United States
Capitol
Sept. E. W
Brown
Metropolitan Police
United Press Today
Treasury and
Justice Departments
Pelham D. Glassford
Wet and Drys Vie for Congress Seats in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the wet and dry factions push for congressional seats as they seek a Volstead Act modification to allow beer or light wine sales. The Snyder-Armstrong act is cited to argue prohibition must persist, while recent federal changes could enable beverages above 0.5 percent alcohol with a mercantile license, influencing campaign rhetoric.
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Joseph S. Wasney
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wetl and Drys
Congress
Keystone
General Assembly
Act of Congress
United States of America
W. Co
Prohibition Party
States
Social Worker Raymond Robins Believed Killed by Enemies
Chicago Oct 24 The seven weeks disappearance of social worker Raymond Robins who vanished en route to a lunch with President Hoover on Sept 3 is now believed by friends to end in death at the hands of unknown enemies. Attorney Salmon G Levinson said Robins had been visiting at Levinson's Maine home before his disappearance and that the hunt yielded no trace. He noted Robins left a New York club in good order, suggesting foul play or danger.
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United Press
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Hoover
Ly Salmon G. Levinson
Robins
Scala
Levinson
Sdimmeet
Maine
New York
Ashinston
Robing
Idawo
Trevineen
Road improvement to begin soon in Zoncoad township
Eastern Zoncoad residents celebrate approval of Pinchot road program project No 2 from Blain Cory to Lindsey Hollow. The 1 684 mile county share includes a South Center street link and West Spring Creek to Spartansburg highway section. Work, to be funded by Erie County Emergency Relief Committee, will start soon and create local jobs.
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City
Lindsey Hollow
Zoncoad Township
Blain Cory
Lindsey Holling
Charles J. Davis
Union City
Brie Vount Pinchot
South Center Street
West Spring Creek
Lindsey Hul Jow
Spartansburg Highway
Davis
Erie County Emergency Relief Committee
Harry Ane
Pinchot
Corry-Spartanstring
Linn- Sey Hollow
Loncord
Erie County Gets 50900 State Relief Funds For Aid
United Press reports Pennsylvania allocated 3 259 049 in October to assist unemployment relief across counties. Erie County received 50 900 with Montgomery Pike and Wyoming not funded. Major allocations included Allegheny 822 211 and Philadelphia 68 000 among many others.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Pike
Wyoming
J. Suomi
Talbot
Allegheny
Armistrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Bradford
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Bille
Brie
Payette
Pranklin
Greene
Huntingdon
Indiana
Jefferson
Juliata
Lawrence
Maiean
Mercur
Philadelphia
Peo Potter
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmuureland
Roosevelt Speaks Tonight in Baltimore on Prohibition
Governor Roosevelt’s advisers aimed to frame the national policy debate during tonight’s Baltimore address on prohibition. The itinerary includes Raleigh and Richmond with a late arrival in Washington before the Baltimore speech as part of a broader campaign tour. Roosevelt avoided explicit beer policy details, citing a general theme of despair and political secrecy in his remarks.
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United Press
Roosevelt Special
Snroute
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Ila
Atlanta
Lonisght
Democratie
Raleigh
Nic
Coe
Richmond
Washington
Armory
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Lots
AL St Louis
Toadstools blamed for deaths in Homestead tragedy
Police say two Homestead deaths and a serious illness follow eating misidentified toadstools from a field near East McKeesport. Helen Kraminsky, 46, and her son Join Somyak, 21, died after dinner Sunday. husband Paul, 48, remains ill as hospital treatment continues. A toxic mushroom mix is suspected.
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United Press
East McKeesport
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