Corry Waterford road contract next in Erie County
In a garbled report of a local public works project, discussions center on the Corry Waterford highway contract and related road improvements. The document references a 1882 timeframe, officials, and planning for future construction funding and delegations, with mentions of state appropriations and highway routing through Warren.
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Premier Briand Faces Crisis Amid Party Tensions
Premier Briand confronts a party crisis as opposition gains force and confidence votes loom. The Washington conference attendance rises while reorganization proposals face resistance, and a pamphlet reading underscores internal doubt. A fire response at West Washington Street involves Dr. Marold Pattirama as events unfold through the day.
New York Booze Clearing House Amid Prohibition Waves
New York reports reveal a vast illegal liquor network operating through a clearing house. Bootleggers, aided by foreign shipper links, move consignments of fine whiskeys gin rum and brandies to New York and then to other major cities.
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Victims of Accidents Show Slow but Steady Improvement
Hospital reports indicate multiple accident victims are improving after critical injuries. Dr. Clark notes one patient remains in a very critical condition requiring an operation, while others show better comfort and healing. A patient transported from Wisconsin to Ontario is expected to recover and return to teaching duties within days.
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Wirth to Form New Cabinet in Berlin
Berlin October 26 Chancellor Wirth accepted the mandate offered by President Ebert and is forming a new cabinet today. Announcement of the personnel was reportedly imminent.
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Harding Warns Government Will Not Tolerate Rail Strike
President Harding declares the government will tolerate no challenge to law and order as rail workers consider strikes. He warns against minority actions that threaten national authority and urges adherence to legal processes.
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Brotherhood Defies Board as UN Groups Admit Strike
Report from Coliseum Oriecago dated Oct 7 states Brotherhood readers openly defied the United States railroad labor board with frank admissions that UN organizations were striking against the board to protest its order.
Negotiations Under Way to Avert Major Rail Strike
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports talks among executives and union leaders and government officials to prevent an October rail strike. About 600 leaders gathered at the Coliseum while representatives argued over board rulings, wage scales, and possible concessions as the labor dispute looms.
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Chicago
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Juan Nbtenygh
Chilton Barton
Owis#0 States railroad labor board
U S Airmen Rescued After Gulf Evacuation
U S Airmen A A Darby and machinist mate Wordell were rescued after floating in the Gulf en route from an Allied base near Mexico aboard a naval air station ship. The airmen, rescued near Migalye Ipps, were 125 miles southwest of a reference point and about fifty miles from Beatin, signaling a perilous flight and safe return.
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House Split On Unseating Texas Solon
Washington Oct. 26 The House divided over a resolution to unseat Representative Thomas Blanton of Texas amid debate about a printed affidavit allegedly containing indecent language. The controversy centers on a government printing office document printed by Blanton and the subsequent Congressional Record entry.
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Senator Ahrens Promises Senate Motion on Tax Bill
Senator Ahrens of Missouri today announced plans to seek a motion in the Senate regarding a pending tax bill and to address the political maneuvering surrounding it. The article notes concerns raised by the elections committee about Newberry, with the committee finding no fraud or wrongdoing tied to English money and exonerating Newberry.
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Repudiation of Versailles Pact Hinted
A report from Washington indicates German leaders are considering repudiation of the Versailles Treaty. Analysts expect a stronger socialist vote and a new Cabinet stance likely to distance Germany from postwar obligations. Military occupation remains a probable option if talks fail to ease tensions.
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Red tape eased for beer sales nationwide
United States reports from WASINGTON indicate a push to remove red tape on beer sales to benefit the public, with officials noting reforms aim to streamline alcohol distribution and clear delays. The draft plan, tied to broader beverage policy, seeks parliamentary support for a general sale and relaxed wine regulations in upcoming reforms.
Florida tropical storm causes heavy property loss across the state
A tropical storm spinner moving through Florida caused widespread damage with flooding in Tampa and Port Tampa. power and phone lines down, outbuildings blown away, and two to three feet of water engulfing large areas of the city. No deaths reported, but communication was poor as reports arrived by mail and telegraph. Coastlines and smaller towns like Sanford and Jupiter reported various damages. the storm described as among the worst since 1887.
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New Owners Take Possession of Arcade November First
Announcement by Uniqpiekas Brothers of the Arends names Willing and Philip Zulroe as new owners who will take over operations on November 1. The arcade and restaurant will be run under the new management, bringing changes to staff and services.
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Prince of Wales Leaves for India on World Voyage
Prince of Wales sails from London for a long voyage to India aboard a 25 000 mile route. King George and Queen Mary send official greetings as the royal party departs from Victoria station.
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Ambassadors Council to Decide Karl Fate
United Press reports the ambassadors council in Geneva to decide the fate of former Emperor Karl and Empress Zita. Possible destinations include Spin Algeria and the United States. Reports say Karl’s party will be closely guarded and Switzerland has refused further involvement.
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Murder trial at Honesdale Negro MST given chance says Harding
A disjointed United Press report from Birmingham quotes Harding urging fair treatment in a murder trial at Honesdale. He says political and economic equality should be pursued for national welfare, amid a tense southern atmosphere and ceremonial events.
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Jury testimony begins in Green a murder trial in Honesdale
In Honesdale Pennsylvania on October 1966 jurors were sworn as witnesses in the murder case of Raymond Greene, 23, charged with the slaying of Chantel Fl. Deed, 22, of Peonton, Pa. The trial follows the September 11 incident and Preston Darks is named in related proceedings. In Preston Darks, England, London reports British officials prepare for a conference on armaments with 26 advisers. Olympia is referenced as the site for the winter visit by the summit participants.
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