Mussolini Dreams of Italian Power Sees Fascist Triumph
Milan reports Mussolini’s celebration speech marking Fascism’s tenth anniversary. He calls for exiles to renounce opposition and cooperate, predicts universal Fascist triumph in Europe, and vows the regime will endure while the special tribunal remains. Thousands cheer as exiles prepare to return home under the new era.
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Francis Rea
United Press
Milan
Italy
Oyt
Benito Mussolini
Bothius
Europe
Siem
Mussolini
County to spend about 100000 on roads program
About 100000 will be expended in the county on a new Pinchot type roads program to start within the tires weeks. Projects include widening Ore roads south from Corry to Lindsey Hollow. Erie county will share 16.84 miles in the latest Pinchot plan, announced by Charles R. Davis. This is the third county road allocation in five months and aims to employ a large number of men. The only definite project announced is the stretch south from Corry. state funds will also pay for 17 miles of highway work in the city.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow
Erie County
Charles R. Davis
Iim
Furmer County
School Chums Named by Girl as Robbers
Pittsburgh report states a girl from Shenley Park identified two youths as the bandits who held up Yer and John Miller earlier. A ring, a 75 watch, and $5 were taken. Miss Yost provided police with descriptions and names, leading to the arrest of Edward Boyle and Charles Boley of Braddock in Gradocik.
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Pittsburgh
Auisa Haltn Yost
North Standock
Yer
John Miller
Shenley
Park
Yori Miller
Polite
Mies Yost
Oth
Hanes
Edward Boyle
Charles Boley
Twtr of
Braddock
Gradocik
Unemployment in Pennsylvania Slowly Decreasing
Pennsylvania unemployment declined slightly in October though about 1.2 million were jobless. Textile and clothing sectors added jobs while anthracite mining and several manufacturing areas gained. Wholesale retail trade rose, and highway projects employed about 20,000 workers. Bituminous coal mining stayed flat.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Lanchor and Industry Bureau
Wis
Three Children Die in Nebr House Fire
United Press report from Scottsbluff Nebraska on October 26 details a deadly blaze that claimed the lives of three children Violet five Melvin and Harald one. The fire broke out when a gasoline explosion ignited the home while Gark Meir and his wife were working in beet sugar fields nearby.
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United Press
Scotts Bluef
Gark Meir
Here
Udi
Violet
Mielvin
Harald
Hoover to Visit Cincinnati and Indianapolis Campaign Stops
President Hoover will deliver a brief speech in Cincinnati on Friday en route to Indianapolis, with planned stops in Newark and Philadelphia. The trip aims to rally Republican support in the midwest and industrial regions as the campaign nears its close, with a possible future stop in Chicago or California.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Nour
Mos
William Howard
Taff
Gidianapolis
Janes Watsom
Mid-West
Taft
Whitt
Holover
Madison Square Garden
Califormia
Chicago
Tndisnapelis
Hig
Palo Alto
Cit
Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
County to share in milk distribution plan approved
Dr G E Bennett named to advisory committee of the Erie County Medical Society to assist the State Health Department and State Nugseg in distributing the county share of 110000 for milk for the indigent and undernourished. Erie countys share is about 500 to 600 quarts daily, about 1000 dollars monthly. Dr James R Smith will likely oversee distribution based on his Baby Mills fund experience.
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G. E. Bennett
Wile County Medical Society
State Department of Health
State Nugseg
Erie County
Finance Corporation
James R. Smith
Baby Mills Fund
Z. Palmer Tredway
The
Medical Society
R. ©. Miler
Smith
J. W. Switzer
Wesleyville
A. B. Smerson
Lawrence Park
Shelley
North West
B. Bennett
Corry
A. J. Sher- Wood
Union City
Harold Geartig
Ridinvore
Worster
Waterford
L. R. Umburn
Albion
Dy. CH
McCune, Girard
Springfield
Theodore Appel
Happrisburg
Third of Four Alleged Rum Vendors Held
Federal prohibition raids on October 14 led to the arrest of four suspected rum vendors. The third defendant, Joe Lehuite, proprietor of a restaurant on West Main Street, was held for grand jury action after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Enoch Eiler. Bail was set at 2900 and Lehuite was remanded to county jail in default. Times Titus Nicholas Mackris and Schulz were also held for the grand jury. a fourth suspect, Arch Dennis, awaits a hearing set for Friday.
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Ae Schultz
Courl
U. S
Enoch Eiler
Drie
Joe Lehuite
West Main Street
Tursday
Titus
Nicholas Mackris
Schulz
Mrest Grand Jury
Arch Dennis
Roosevelt Gets Ovation In Baltimore Campaign Swing
Governor Roosevelt returns home to New York after a cross country tour attacking Republican leadership and prohibition policy. In Baltimore he pledged to broaden Democratic effort and warned of a Republican fear drive while New England trips loom.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
New York
Rik Vin D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
Aslude Woolley
Leeras & Revenue
Roosevelt
New England
Eharguil
Berr
Massachusetts
Hoover
Midwest
Santern
Fifth Regiment Armory
P.S.C. Limits to Metropolitan Edison Complaints
Harrisburg October 26 The Public Service Commission limited stockholders complaints to Metropolitan Edison Company and dismissed those against Associated Gas and Electric Company a holding firm The commission ruled it had no jurisdiction over the New York City based Associated Gas and Electric Company but kept the complaints against Metropolitan Edison Company a Pennsylvania operating subsidiary The issues involved bond use alleged to finance securities in other Associated Gas holdings and a probe into corporate structure
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United Press
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Metropolitan Edison Company
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric
New York City
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Ete Son Concern
Pri-Gilfes Water Company Faces 24 Hour Notice Rule
Monessen Pennsylvania October 26 The Pri Gilfes Water company must give City Health Officer Francis Gibson 24 hours notice before shutting off water for unpaid bills under a restitution passed by council today.
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Monessen
Pri-Gilfes Water Company
Francis Gibson
Hanes
Guardsmen Rangers Rule Texas Oil Fields
Texas Guardsmen and Rangers seize control of oil fields as a legal battle over state oil rules unfolds. A Sherman court ruling paused the Texas Railroad Commission authority, while Col. David Don enforces access near Tyler with troops and 34 Rangers to safeguard shipments and prevent waste amid a high court challenge.
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Rangers
Texas
United Press
Atistin
Sherman
Tyler
Baviddon
Kilgore
United States
Texas Rangers
Tela
Riley
Sterling
U.S. Supreme Court
Prohibition Party Urges Dry Vote Amid Hoover Talks
In Boise and Nampa Idaho a Prohibition Party push urges drys to vote for its ticket as a rebuke to the Republican stance on prohibition. The piece notes endorsements and internal tensions within parties amid President Hoover’s position and Smith’s anti prohibition views. Senator Borah’s presidential leaning remains undecided with later confirmation he would vote for Hoover.
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SMITH
Hoover Aid
Loewalters
Prohibsion Party
Tournal
Harry
Prohibition Party
Howson
Shreye
Ivy Yale
Lendly
Lois Party
Sbgalzhi Prunihfuim
Corey Tedders
Charles R. Davis
Streve
Prohibition
Mirs
Whuthan
United Press
Boise
Tike
William J2
Borah
Hoover
Firad
United Pres
Nampa
Ida
William F. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Idaho
Alfred ©. Smith
Newark
N. J
Feaver
Uniontown Bank Stockholders Receive $110000 Payment
Uniontown October 26 A payment of 110000 was made to about 1000 stockholders of the First National Bank of Uniontown which closed in 1915. Former head J W Thompson, a millionaire country land dealer, guided the bank. Stockholders reported receiving $400 per share on par value 100. Over 3000 depositors were fully paid with a 46 percent dividend.
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United Press Uniontown
First National Bank of Uniontown
J. W. Thompson
Cou
Hiarl Rec
Senator Davis in Pittsburgh area campaign stops
Senator James Davis of Pennsylvania plans four Western Pennsylvania campaign meetings to seek re election. Events listed for Allegheny County include St John’s Hall in Homestead Washington schools Lebanon and Mamtmerency Hall in Washington.
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United Eris Pittsburgh
Jame
Davis
Penna
Otter
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
St Jehyge Laycet
Fats Ute
IR Hall
Homestead
Washington
Mi Bebanon
Mamtmerency Hall
Man Ailment Lead to Estate Transfer in Hazleton Shooting Case
Manuel Castano 29 of Freeland died in Hazleton hospital from gunshot wounds after naming the sister of the accused shooter Mary Velancho as his beneficiary before death. Police report Velancho 20 of Freeland admitted shooting Castano during a quarrel. Mrs F B Richardson returned home from St Vincent's Hospital where her daughter had a tonsil operation yesterday.
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Hazleton
Manual Chelano
Mreeland
Hazleton Hospital
Freeland
Lucy
Castano
F. B. Richardson
Hirte
Margaret
St. Vincent's Hospital
Thousands To Stage Mammoth Hunger Demonstration
Leaders of hunger marchers converging from England and Scotland threaten to seize quarters in London if shelter is not guaranteed as 50,000 London unemployed join a mass Hyde Park protest against reduced benefits and the means test. Police stand ready if violence erupts as marchers arrive after a long, rain soaked trek seeking government action.
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United Press
London
England
Scotland
Hyde Park
J. Ramsay MacDonali
Trades Union Congress
Case Against Bishop Cannon To Be Reopened
WashingtonOctober 26 Government plans to reinstate an indictment charging Bishop James Cannon Jr with violating the federal corrupt practices act in the 1828 campaign. Cannon and Ada L. Burroughs faced a challenge to the law’s application to presidential electors. a district court earlier dismissed the indictment on constitutional grounds. AL Foster left on a business trip to Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Washington
U. S
Leo A. Rover
Nited Press
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
Ada L. Burroughs
Headquarters Committee
anti-Smith Democrats
Senate Campaign Investigation Committee
Mias Burroughs
James W. Proctor
Distri Supreme Court
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