Crete Uprising Crushed as 450 Republican Leaders Arrested
United Press reports in Athens that two thousand troops and three warships sped to Crete to crush a Republican revolt opposing King George I’s restoration. About thirty thousand armed independents supported the revolt, with leader George Papandreou among those detained, as fears spread to the mainland.
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Crete
George
Harold Peters
United Press
United Press Athens
George I
L Caders
George Papandreou
New Republican Party
Eleutherion Venizelos
Alegiance
Thessalonica
City to receive liquor license fee payments
Checks totaling 4,482,022 were mailed to municipal treasurers including Philadelphia 1,168,212 and Pittsburgh 419,287 as part of liquor license fees collected in the past year. Erie County towns list payments ranging from 37 to 1,168,212 with various townships receiving hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Treaster Charles A. Waters
Toroughs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie County
City of Ere
Albion
Fairview
Girard
Mill Vilage
North East
North Girard
Union City
Waterford
Wesleyville
Fairview Township
Girard Township
Greene Township
Harbor Creek
LeBoeuf
Moreau Township
Mill Creek Township
Northast
Summit Township
Venango
Washington Township
Wayne Town
Two Tots Die in Lisbon Explosion Near Powder Can
In Salerno City hospital today Dyzel five and Kirtland four sons of Mr and Mrs George Brown of Lisbon Q died after a powder can exploded while the boys played nearby. The incident occurred near their home as the can caught fire and blew up.
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Dyzel
Kirtland
George Brown
Lisbon
Salerno City Hospital
Britain to apply penalties against Italy by League vote
London Oct 25 Britain formally approved economic penalties against Italy as voted by the League of Nations. The Privy Council at Buckingham Palace approved an order in council to apply sanctions on a date to be set next Thursday by the League.
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United Press
London
Ghent
Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
E Council
League of Nationa
Relief rolls to be fully worked by November
WPA officials announce all employables on relief rolls in Brie district will be placed on work by month end with large and small projects underway. County and municipal plans include highway improvements and townside relief absorbtion. Officials in Warren and Venango counties confirm progress toward off relief rolls by November 1.
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Bernard Cochran
WPA
Brie
Harold I. Pierce
Venango County
Warren County
Franklin B. Brown
Warren W.P.A
London’s 1936 Race Entry Foreseen in Kansas
Topeka Oct 25 A definite sign that Governor Alf Landon of Kansas may seek the Republican presidential nomination emerged as 60 state Republican leaders announced plans to establish a bureau to distribute information about the Kansas executive.
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Ly United
Topeka
Kan
All, M. Landon
Kansas
Luciana gang hunted in mass killings aftermath
New York and Newark crime scene reports describe the fall of the Schultz gang as Luciana’s faction seizes control. Arthur Wiegenheimer linked to Schultz murders. a Newark barroom shooting and a Broadway barber shop killing widen the crime wave. Detectives see subway cross Hudson route. tensions rise as rival bosses vie for rackets and a $2,000,000 monthly payoff. In separate notes, Burnett and Lubiner are jailed in Bronx on hijacking charges tied to a $74,000 theft.
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Robert Musel
United Press
New York
Get
Arthur
Daren Schultz) Wiegenheimer
Schultz
Bernard Rosenkrantz
Leo Frank
Otto Berian
Vatthalla
Schuits
Newari
Charles
Lucky) Luciana
Schulte
Saisfits
Luciana
Newark
Frank
Berman
Rosenkrantz
Martin Krompier
Samuel Gold
Broadway
Lewis Valentine
Hudson River
Krompiar
Gold
Wall
Romnants
Lucky
Ianhattan
Bronx
Guy Burnett
Burney Lubiner
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bronx County
Speed Governors on Autos Studied at Traffic Meeting
At a conference of 11 states and Canadian provinces in New York the eastern meeting of motor vehicle administrators debated speed governors and mechanical controls to curb fatal wrecks. Officials urged laws on compulsory insurance license suspensions and stricter penalties for drunk driving to reduce harm on roads.
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United Press
York
Doubtaele
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
Quebec
Gatatio
Corry Democrats Plan Erie Rally With Harley Visit
Corry and surrounding areas plan a major Democratic rally at Academy High School in Erie Saturday at nine. Governor Harley and state leaders will headline as part of a county wide campaign push ahead of the November ticket with Miles HB Kites and entertainment lined up. A large turnout is anticipated with delegates from Corry and other towns attending.
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Munz Democrats
Corry
Academy High School
Erie
George H. Ware
Arthur Cole
Brove
Erie County
Harle
Mite County
Miles HB Kites
Harley
Arthur Colegrove
Midwest farmers vote on AAA plan in polls
Washington reports Midwest farmers will vote October 25 to 26 on a corn hog adjustment program extending beyond November 30. The plan, aided by drought, seeks to curb corn and hog supplies and raise prices. Voters will register approval or disapproval under supervision of 2,222 voluntary production control associations.
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AAA
United Press
Washington
Midwest Farmers Today
Court Orders Local Option Vote Quashed in Wattsburg
A county court judge ruled that Wattsburg may not vote on beer and liquor sales on November 5. Judge Uriah P. Rossiter directed commissioners to remove the special referendum from voting machines due to faults in the petition and flaws in how the license type was specified. Attorney William J. Carney represented Wattsburg challenger Charles McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Uriah P. Rossiter
William J. Carney
Charles McCullough
Markets at a Glance Shows Mixed Trading Signals
Chicago stocks rise with higher activity while fractional gains appear in several sectors. Bonds edge up irregularly as call money sits around one percent, and currencies show the dollar firm against key rivals. Grains advance with wheat leading the gains, cotton remains steady and rubber moves up sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Campaign for Salvation Army Progressing in Corry
Reports indicate a campaign to support the Salvation Army in the future is moving forward with Mrs. Melvin J. Parkhurst, chairman of the Woman's Division, requesting aid. Parkhurst calls donations a valuable investment, noting funds assist lodging, food, clothing, medical aid, and employment efforts, and help provide Thanksgiving and Christmas meals for children and the needy.
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Salvation Army
Melvin J. Parkhurst
Woman's
Corry
Rescue of Miner Buried Two Miles South of Here
MT CARME L Pa Oct 25 Mine workers saved one of two men entombed in bootleg's coal hole two miles south of Here The rescued man Peter Baxter 28 Mt Carmel is at Ashland State Hospital reported in shock and exposure John Stankoski remains missing believed buried when portion of the miniature mine collapsed late yesterday as rescuers worked through the night
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Union Press
MT. Carimel
Here
Peter Baxter
Mt. Carmel
John Stankoski
Baxter
Ashland State Hospital
Council votes set city treasurer salary and clerk pay
City Council approves a fixed annual salary of 1000 for the city treasurer and 87.50 monthly for the clerk in his office. The measure was approved 3 to 2 at a special meeting led by Mayor Glen Miller with a plan to share costs among subdivisions and to attend a conference with Corry School District and Erie County on tax collection expenses.
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Glen Mixer Ee Am
Miller Adinistration
Glen Miller
Corry
Erie County
Miller
Trene Mullen
Purchase of 1st Ave Property by John Wiggers
Announcement records the sale of the late Mrs. Sabina Marks property on First Avenue to John Wiggers. He plans immediate remodeling to create an automobile repair and showroom, with a new floor and front joining the existing Wiggers garage to expand repair space and create a front showroom across both parcels.
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Sabina Marks
First Avenue
John Wiggers
Wiggers
Wiggers Garage
Pasalle
Fire advances near Malibu Beach colony amid shifting winds
Late news from Los Angeles reports a brush fire creeping toward the Malibu Beach colony, a famed area for movie stars, as winds turn and spread smoke over the coastal enclave. In Geneva, the League of Nations disclosed that 28 nations are enforcing an arms embargo on Italy while Tokyo signals willingness to attend Britain’s world naval powers conference.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Malibu Beach Colony
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Italian French Britain talks weighed amid denials
Paris reports persistent belief Mussolini proposed a settlement to end the Ethiopian crisis while Laval denied any offer to Great Britain. Rome papers claim Italian advances near Axum met with Ethiopian resistance. Addis Ababa reports Haile Selassie preparing for decisive action with Eritrean forces marching north.
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Great Britain
Pierre Laval Han
Paris
London
Ras Siyoum
Tigre
Axmim
Rome
Asmara
Popol di Roma
Addis Ababa
Trilana
Shisile Addis Ababa
Haile Aelassie
Jem
Lunty
Eritrea
Townsend Club Meats Sunday at Grand Theatre gathering
Townsend Club of Corry plans a Sunday service at Grand Theatre to connect with Chicago convention events. Capt. W A Johns and Rev. William Hall will speak. A ratte installation will relay messages from the national convention. Corry club membership is listed as 1048.
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Grand Theatre
Chicago
Townsend Club
Corry
W. A. Johns
William Hall
Ratte
Corry Club
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