Campaign for British Power in Full Swing
A campaign for supremacy between Premier Bonar Law and Lloyd George moves forward with largely policy focused rhetoric and no sharp attacks. observers expect a possible coalition after November 20 as the general election nears and Parliament is to convene on November 16.
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Lloyd George
Bonar Law
United Pros
London
Honor Law
Miele
Glasgow
Bonar Law Jm
Glasgay
Times
Riot at Second Baptist Church Ends in Injuries on Erie Street
Rioting broke out near the Second Baptist Church at Twenty third and Reed streets leaving several hurt including two young women, one possibly blinded. Police and a motorcycle officer responded but no arrests were made. church officials listed suspects and promise further actions.
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Erie Street
Twenty-third
Reed Streets
Cone
McBride
Niight
Funeral of HB Munsee Held After Gathering of Relatives
A large attendance gathered for the funeral of HB Munsee at the family home yesterday with services at 1 and 2 PM at the church led by the M church pastor. Moral offerings and sympathy tributes were noted. pallbearers were named and interment followed at Elgitr cemetery.
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Bere Munsee
Oflelum
Elgitr
Settlement Reached in Whitaker Case Involving Matthew Stormes
A settlement has been reached between the parents of Matthew Stormes, a Columbus youth injured in a grade crossing accident near Lovieville months ago, and the Erie railroad. Stormes was awarded 825 in damages in a related case, brought by J. Spenver division claims.
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Matthew Stormes
Columbus
Lovieville
Erie Railroad
Stormes
J. ©. Spenver
Whitaker Cane
Leo Been
Ninde
Power Trolley Service Suspended Due to Line Trouble
Power line trouble forced suspension of trolley service on North Center Street. Repair crews worked today to restore service with limited information on when normal operations would resume.
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North Center Street
Colin
Final Registration Day Notice
Tomorrow is the final day for registration. Those who were out of the city or unable to register earlier should visit the registrar today. Wilkin Shields is listed among the names for special registration and will have office hours throughout the day and evening at the city building.
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Wilkin Shields
Cegietran
Typhoid Fever Alarm Hits North East Region
Health authorities report a rapidly growing typhoid outbreak near North East with twenty cases in the area. Local officials say no city cases presently, while state engineers investigate farm shipments as the peak is reached and stricter quarantines are ordered to prevent spread.
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North East
Dunkle
Twenity Ries
North Ent
Ting Nous
State Health Department
Dhiryman
Christian Sebert
Five Die As Train Strikes Car In Baltimore Area
Five youths from Holgate High School were killed when a Baltimore and Dbis rail line freight train struck their automobile on Main Street. Names (incompletely readable) include Cecelia Roger and Thelma Suinick, ages 14 to 18. the vehicle occupants were severely mutilated.
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Sy United Prox Tolgate
Hitler
Baltimore
Dbis
Thysdandaye
Cecelia Roger
Wile Bur Raya
Vin
TiraWn
Thelma Suinick
Schiyub
Bavaria
Nere
Holgdte
Rosier Trial Nears End in Philadelphia Murder Case
Katherine Rosier, 22, on trial for the murder of Mrs Mildred Geraldine Heckith and her husband Orcat Rosier, faces a verdict by nightfall as defense rests. The Philadelphia jurors hear testimony amid delays while Rosier appears pale and strained.
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Swith
United
Philadelphia
Katherine Rosler
Miny
Mise Mildred
Geraldine Heckith
Orcat Rosier
Mis Fen
St. Jan
Jane
Toome
McSparran to Speak in Corry and Erie Monday
Democratic governor candidate Tobn A. McSparran will address voters in Corry and Erie County on Monday. Assemblyman Jos Schilling and endorsed allies plan a Corry rally at the Rex theater and a later Erie court-house gathering.
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Democratic Committee
One County
Tobn A. McSparran
Pavernor
Corry
Erie
Erie County
McSparran
John A McSpartin
Min
Apeak
Court House
Jos Schilling
Charles Crosby
Congress
Surle Grachare
No Coal for Schools as Storage Fuels Rail yards
Scranton reports thousands of tons of coal idle in rail yards near mines while schools and public facilities face fuel shortages. Investigators find cars and lines blocked. rail officials deny impact and claim normal conditions will return.
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United Press Scranton
Scranton ‘Timés
Walloadl
Lacka
Aona
Turks to Attend Near East Parley
Constantinople reports that a Turkish nationalist assembly has agreed to participate in the Near East peace conference to be held at Lausanne on November 13. Turkish delegates will be appointed later by the party.
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Near East Parley
Constantinople
Huw
Lawstuna
Colonel William D. Uhler Dies at 49 Chief Engineer of Pennsylvania Highway Department
Colonel William D. Uhler chief engineer of the Pennsylvania Highway Department died after a paralytic stroke. A Nazareth native and former Lehigh Valley Railroad and Queen Anne Railroad executive, he led the department from 1915 and 1919 and served in the Motor Transport Corps in Washington.
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United Press
Marrisburg
William D. Uhler
Highway Department of Pennsylvania
Uhler
Col
Ste Highway Department
Brumbaugh
Sproul
Uhter
Philadelphia Bureau of Highways
Hats
Berlin Streets Heavily Patrolled After Imminent Attacks
Soldiers and police backed by detachments rushed to Wilhelmstrasse amid reports of planned attacks on President Ebert and Chancellor Wirth. Authorities searched government quarters including the president’s residence for plotters and infernal machines as troops patrolled surrounding streets. In Columbus Ohio, voters faced a big referendum on amending the state constitution with wagers on approval.
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United Prow
Herlin
Wilhelmstrasse
Ebert
Wirth
Rst Ign
Disorday
Abers
Publicity Is Keynote Of Business Success
In New York Etbart Hi Gary, president of the American Truth and States Institute, urged public sentiment driven by publicity as essential to business success. He said steel industry capacity is rising despite high costs and urged not to exempt minorities from publicity laws. Gary warned against canceling international debts as charity and called for another panel conference in Washington to address unsettled industrial issues.
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United Prout
New York
Etbart Hi
Gary
Amerotn Tron and Stes Institute
Hinve
Wwe
Cary Sair
Washington
Ohioans Seek Native Son to Succeed Day
Washington dispatch reports pressure to appoint an Ohio native to replace Justice Day on the U S Supreme Court. Names like John Weld Peck of Cincinnati and Maurice Monahue of Columbus surface, with mentions of other judges and party dynamics as the rumor mill swirls.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Arnt
Ohiowa
Williama Be Pay
Malleg
United States Supreme Court
Germany
Buckeye
John Weld Peck
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Maurice Monahue
Calugibus
Louie Jude
T Foend
Donghue
Peck
Danalwe
Suprema Court
Jersey Murder Case Ready for Jury Says Mott
New Brunswick New Jersey October 27 Deputy Attorney General Wilbur A Matt announced the Jersey murder case is ready for the grand jury after a interview with Mrs Jane Gibson detailing a September night scene at Savingston near a bike park with a pastor and sexton's wife. He said investigators have corroboration and may pursue arrest or indictment pending gravity of charges.
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Pris
New Brunswick
Wilbur A Matt
Mijls
Mursier
Matt
Jane Gahson
Hin
Savingston
Sexton
Pistol Search In Ohio Mystery Murder Near Painesville
Deputies comb woods near Painesville to recover the pistol said to have maimed Mrs. Hazel Burne and lead to the burial alive finding. Henry Burns, her husband, remains jailed and protests innocence as authorities pursue stronger links in the slaying case. Autopsy reportedly confirms a fatal wound under the left eye, contradicting earlier bullet wound reports.
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United Press
Painesville
Hazel Burne
Fies
Will
Henry Burns
Police to Exhume Bodies in Klimek Mystery Case
Chicago reporters say police planned to exhume four husbands of Mrs Tilly Klimek after doctors linked Joseph Klimbky to arsenic poisoning. Mrs Klimek and her son were held for questioning as investigations continue into the deaths.
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United Prose
Chicago
Tilly Klimek
Joseph Klimbky
Mrs Hall At Home Night Of Murder Report
A fractured report notes that Mrs Hall was at home on the night of a murder. It mentions her brother Henry Steven Wiest and New Brunswick relation and cites attorney Timothy Revellleiter stating a related document. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mrs. Hall
Bath
Henry Stevene Wiest
New Brunwick
Smothy Revellleiter
Hall
Everett Opens New Store in Jamestown on Main Street
L. J. Everett Corporation launches its Jamestown shop occupying three storefronts on Main Street near the Chataho River. A large crowd greeted the opening as workers described a full assortment from dry goods and jewelry to wearing apparel and millinery across two floors with prices from one cent to five dollars. The Everett chain now runs six towns including Union City Corry Warren and Ridgeview.
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Union City
L. J. Everett Corporation
Jamestown
Hamestown Punt
B. 1 Everett Corporation
Ars Hsien
Everett Corporation Nw
Collapse of Italian government appears imminent in Rome
Rome reports a fascist move to gain representation in government has prompted resignations from Premier Fudi and most of his cabinet. Mussolini leads the Black Shirts and demands recognition. Vittorio Orlando and Giovanni Giolitti are named as possible successors.
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United Press
Rome
Talian
Fudu
Benito Mussolini
WNL
Black Shirts
Pascieti
Muri
Vittorio Orlando
Giovanni Giotitti
Probhhie
Rada
A J Capwell Dies at Columbus
A J Capwell aged 61 years died yesterday afternoon at his home in Columbus after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and three sons Merrill Capwell Boyd and Clair, a daughter Mrs Gus Auer of Union City, and one grandson. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 o clock from the late home with Rev C M McIntyre of the Seventh Church officiating. Interment will be made in Went down cemetery at Columbus.
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A.J. Capwell
Columbus
Merrill Capwell
Boyd
Colombo
Clair
Gus Auér
Union City
Alka
Columbia
Municipal Lighting Costs in Pennsylvanian Cities Tabulated
A Pennsylvania Bureau survey lists Titusville as the third class city with its own municipal lighting plant. Meadville and Kas tan own poles and wire while purchasing current from private plants. Only Titusville operates municipally, with per capita costs varying. Butler shows the highest rate at 1.18 and Gartondale the lowest at 0.51.
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Plass
Pennsylvania
Titusville
Bureau of Municipalities
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Secretary of Internal Affairs
James F Woodward
Meadville
Kastan
Varios Councils
Butler
Easton
Gartondale
Republicans Endorse Entire Ticket In Corry Meeting
The Republican City Committee of Corry announces strong support for the Republican slate in the upcoming November election. They urge all Republicans to vote straight Republican, praising Giffore Pijehut for governor and the full State ticket.
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Republicanity Committee
Toray Burlitt
MW. Shreve
Congress
Republican City Committee
Corry
Rex
Giffore Pijehut
Hunting Trip in Canada Report From Union City Hunters
Karl Van Tassall reports from Tracy Montague via Union Times Enterprise that A L Rook and Corry sportsmen are enjoying a hunting trip in northern Canada. The party arrived safe, game abundant, weather favorable, and a sled dog incident is noted. Mr and Mrs Robert King and family, including Margaret Jane, in Pittsburgh today while Mrs Bila King stays longer with daughter Met Geirys Boyd and family.
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Corry
Canada
Karl van Tassall
Union
Gite Times Enterprise
Tracy Montague
A. L. Rook
Robert King
Ter
Margaret
Jane
Pittsburgh
A. Bila King
Geirys Boyd
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Will Speeserehlr
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Thompson
Sigmen
Cathurst
Dibble
Highway Dept
Harrisburg
Berlin
Elbert H. Gary
Buckeye State
Supreme Court
Jersey
Cleveland
L. J. Everett
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Penna
Star Hive
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