Balkan Warfront Clash Persists Amid League Plea
Paris notes the League of Nations demands Greek and Bulgarian troops withdraw from Macedonian border areas within four hours, while Greece presses west of the River Struma. Reports from Vienna and London indicate ongoing fighting and rising casualties as diplomats seek to halt the escalation.
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Repeal Sought for Auto Excise Tax by Dealers
Henry Ford, recently retired, said he could sell a million more cars if the auto excise tax were lowered. Gumbrill, head of the National Automobile Dealers Association, urged Congress before the House Ways and Means Committee to repeal the tax, arguing a $200 million reduction would save dealers and consumers.
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Greece Agrees to Mediate Troubles in Europe
Athens accepts friendly mediation from Romania and agrees to evacuate disputed Hungarian territory. Time frame not specified. Greece recalled it would evacuate after League of Nations council decision and once Bulgarians had acted.
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Romania
Nother Athens Messave
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Professional Safe Crackers Blamed For Oil City Heist
Relief mounts over a gang of professional safe crackers operating in the Oil City area after a Saturday night blast at Smith Sons Company. About 1700 dollars in cash vanished as state troopers and fingerprint experts investigate clues, including prints on font materials, while suspects remain uncaught and a rear parked car is eyed. The incident follows a similar crewed caper at Jamestown’s Abrahamson Bigelow Department Store.
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Smith Sons Company
Oil City
Yoxge
Abrahamson Bigelow
Jamestown
Smith
Min Int
Safe Crackers
Woman Suffers Painful Burns After Home Fire
Mrs Mabel Knopf of North Center street was burned when her clothing caught fire from a bathroom stove at her apartments. Neighbors rushed to help. the blaze was extinguished quickly. She was taken to Corry Hospital with painful but not deep burns to the limbs and torso and was reported progressing well by afternoon.
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Mabel Knopf
North Center Street
Knopf
Corry Hospital
Allegheny River Near Flood Stage at Franklin
The Allegheny River rose to about 6 feet at Franklin on October 2 with waters continuing to rise. Record levels persist for over three months due to heavy rainfall in the past two days. Local streams including French Creek are running high.
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Allegheny
French Creek
Confer This Week on Water Rate Issue
Corry water rate dispute to be discussed this week with Water Supply Company officials. L. J. Kelly and City Solicitor Blaine Kin aid to meet utility owners as Council reviews data showing rate increases may exceed promised limits. Consumers report increases from thirty to sixty percent in some households. full report slated for next council meeting.
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Public Safety
L. J. Kelly
Blaine Kinaid
Kelly
Council
Community Day Sale Draws Strong Local Support
Despite heavy rain Corry merchants report the Community Day sale a success with many shops offering special events. The Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce notes growing patronage and hints at another sale late in November as a larger turnout is hoped for.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Luke Colling Recovers After Gas Fumes Escape
Mrs Luke Colling of El Grove Street narrowly escaped after being overcome by gas fumes on Saturday. Her granddaughter summoned help when she collapsed, striking her head. She was moved to fresh air and recovered fully within hours.
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Luke Colling
el! Grove Street
Collins
Second steamer falls victim to big storm
A damaged World War II era wire service style report notes that the steamship Elmer Eleven stood by the crew of the stricken Italian freighter Tynacio Florin, as a Norse mid-Atlantic steamer sank 1400 miles east of Ambrose Light. The Aménean Trailer is mentioned in relation to wireless signals and port bearings, with details about rescue attempts and weather conditions forming part of the fragmentary narrative.
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Ambrose Light
Aménean
Corry Woman's Brother Killed by Erie Train
Hugh Brown of Watts Plats, brother of Mrs Gr Willers, was killed by Erie Railroad No 4 on the Jamestown main line near Beechwood east of the trestle. He appeared to have been struck and killed while walking home after being in Jamestown overnight. The body was brought to Corry by Garrity's hearse, with Coroney Tristan noting the death as accidental. Brown was 28 and had served eighteen months overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Jamestown
Erie
Watts Flats
Watts
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Two Youths Electrocuted in Mercer County
Michael Weiss and John Girsch, Mercer county youths aged 22, were executed in the electric chair for the murder of William Turner at a West Middlesex filling station in September 1925. The execution marks Mercer county’s first death penalty carried out in years.
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Bellefonte
Michael Weiss
Tohn Girsch
Mercer County
William 2. Turner
West Middlesex
Turner
Patence Books
Dong
Pit Book
Pie T Cot
VESSEL alongside crushed by heavy waves near Newport
In a night storm the Pall River Lines big passenger steamer Commonwealth, carrying about 500 passengers, was towed toward Newport with its sidewheel crushed and engines damaged. Rescue tug crews and coast guard vessels stood by as repairs were sought. Other liners reported delays of 24 to 48 hours while weather eased.
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Pall River Lines
Monwealth
Tts
Boston
New York
Screck
Commonwealth
Watch Hill
Point Judith
R. 1
Fall River
Noted Singer Glen Ellison to Perform Tonight
Glen Ellison, noted Scotch baritone, will appear in concert at the high school auditorium this evening in Corry. He is brought by Miss Myrtle Pitter of the Edison Parlors for reproduction tests and contributes to Edison records. A large crowd is anticipated as complimentary cards are available through Miss Fuller.
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Glen Ellison
Igh School
Ollock
Alta Hill
Ellison
Corry
Myrtle Pitter
Edison
Edison! Records
Fuller
Highly Esteemed Resident Mary A Spiesman Dead
Miss Mary A Spiesman, esteemed resident of this city, died at her sister Mrs Thomas McMahon's home in Meadville at 1:30 AM after months of failing health. Her death was expected. The body will be brought to this city for interment. funeral arrangements are forthcoming in a full obituary.
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Mary A. ‘Spiesman
Thomas McMahon
Meadville
Spiesshar
Intermont
Gilbertson Receives News Of Twin Birth At Raymond Mfg
Mr and Mrs Gilbertson announced the arrival of twin boys tonight carried by Mr and Mrs Wallace Young. The office at Raymond Mfg faced a disruption as ten o one tally showed 247 applicants refused positions despite earlier plans. Both babies are described as healthy.
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Wallace Young
Elmer Gibertson
Young
Gilbertson
Raymond
Earligr
County Scout Organization Endorsed by Citizens
Citizens backing Boy Scout work favor a county organization to manage Scouting beyond one city. County Scout Chair TE Preyer outlined aims to finance via a Community Chest, with Erie Corry likely to bear about one third of costs. final funding decisions postponed awaiting chest outcome.
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TE. Preyer
Enor
Hitive
Hierilite Himeth
Aureide
Erie Corry
Propostio
Seoul
Cold Weather Forecast Moves In From West
Weather forecasters predict a storm from the middle west will strike western Pennsylvania on Wednesday. Following the storm, extremely cold weather is expected, with the coldest conditions of the year forecast in the region and the storm center advancing toward the area.
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Western
Pennsylvania
Orm
Etanis
Pontoons Collapse Halts British Seaplane Race
United Press report from Baltimore notes a British seaplane piloted by Captain Hert tink er faced pontoon collapse at Bayshore during today’s international seaplane race. Britain's entries were reduced to zero after the mishap.
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Baltimore
Hert Tinker
Bayshore
Britain
Sip International
Five Best Radio Features And Listings
A compact schedule lists stations and times for radio features. Notable items include KOA Denyer ian program from New York at 8 08 P M Eastern and an AWCOO address by Charles E Hi, with additional programs for Minneapolis St Paul and Atlantic City.
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Koa Denyer
New York
AWCOO
Minneapolis St Paul
Central—Cooke Ensemble
WAC
Charles E Hi
WPG
Atantic City
Batstern—Opera Logue
Carnie
Terrific storm paralyzes shipping with massive toll
Turbulent hurricane like winds swept from Pike County Alabama to New York and Maryland wrecking ships, sinking lives, and causing millions in damage. Twenty one lives were lost and rescue efforts continue as navy salvage crews assess damaged aircraft and vessels along the Patapsco River.
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Pike Covnty
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New York
Inez
Long Island Sound
Yada
Pike and Darbour
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Barhowr County
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Ralph Knight
Noah Griffin
Halirs
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Navy
Patapsco
Baltimora
Cing
Tena Mt
Toy Ellysare
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