Final Workers Rally Planned Amid Rising Coal Prices
Weather and shortages push drive for subscriptions toward $8,000 chest goal. Wage effort expands as committees mobilize. a final rally is set for Thursday evening at the Municipal building to marshal support and finish fund pledges.
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West Grast
Fudd
At & Ofelayle
Shawn Ly Ule
Thacken
Wile
Avery
Finnil Fort
Wiig
Tle
Beling
Tanorrow
Mornige
Dennis Held After Grand Jury Action at Imperial Motel
James Dennis proprietor of the Imperial Motel at Main and First Avenue was bound over to the county court by Alderman G H Gordon following a grand jury action. Bail set at 1600 furnished by attorney Don Smith. Dennis pleaded not guilty to liquor law violations. State Trooper Wer Jimson testified about 74 bodies of liquor found and admitted by Dennis as his. Hearing adjourned with no additional testimony and minutes filed.
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James Dennis
Imperi
Main Street
King of Corry
G. Hy Gordon
Tatts
Don ¥. Smith
Dennis
Challlenger
Wer
Jimsn
Slite
Imperial Motel
Gordon
First Cold Snap Rears Its Head Across East
The Weather Bureau announced the first cold snap of the season has spent its force. The eastern United States should see higher temperatures tonight and Thursday with cloudy skies in the Ohio Valley Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. Official readings showed New York and Philadelphia near 40 degrees with 8 in Pittsburgh and Vernonburg noted.
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United Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Ohin Valley
Wester Pennsylvania
Wretern
New York
Shayert
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Presbyterians Rally Behind Pension Fund Campaign
Erie Presbytery launches a drive for the Presbyterian Pension Service Fund aiming for 19 million dollars. Reports indicate Erie district raised about 276000 with pledges growing as workers at US Radiator and Ajax Tea Works commit funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Pension Service Fund
Erie Presbytery
Erie
Presbyterian Church
Corry
Briek
Presbytery
Warren McKean
US Radiator Corporation
Shfar
Crawford
Stediac
Sakothe
A. Martin
Whittle
Fry
Erie-Crawford
Ajax Tea Works
Beliowd
Community Chest Committee Urged to Finalize Report by Thursday
Lyers committee asked to prepare a final report on their work for the Community Chest. Members should attend today and tomorrow morning for high priority tasks with a final check at the Municipal meeting Thursday evening at 8.
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Lyers Committee
Community Chest
Guard Company Inspected by Grove City Officer
Members of Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard were inspected by Lieut Lilley, a Grove City officer, who praised the unit. Sixty seven men are enrolled, with forty living for last night’s inspection. Mrs George Finley and her son are visiting relatives in Lindport during the sale.
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Lieut. Lilley
Grove City
Pennsylvania National Guard
Biedr. L. &. Lilley
Tebular
Lilley
Corry Company
Company A
George
Inley and Son
Lindthport
Chinese War Damage Seen Delayed Restoration Five Years
United Press dispatch from Shanghai reports no notable damage from gas fire and footing in Nanchang linked to the Chingxe elite war, with restoration expected to take five years. Cantonese offensive may unfold. Wusueh says Cantonese retreat from Flankow, 180 miles below Fork.
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United
Shanghai
Nanchang
Wusueh
84 Voters Registered On Tuesday In City
Report notes heavier enrollment during a special registration led by Ralph Benedict. 84 voters registered, seen as a solid turnout given diphtheria quarantines and apathy in fall. Officials expect Corry voters to turn out strongly for John King Cheey’s assembly race.
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Ralph
Benedict
Clark
Heneslice
Witt
Willy [Ove
Corry
John 11
King Cheey
Thie
King
Namin
G O P Leaders Of State Predict Victory In Philadelphia Rally
Philadelphia turnout experts predict a GOP win by over 250 000 votes on election day after a Republican mass meeting. Gubernatorial candidate John Fisher attacked Democratic and radical agitators while supporting Republican campaigners. Senator Reed criticized Norris tour endorsing the Democratic opponent. Mellon, missing due to travel issues, was listed as expected attendee.
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Philadelphia
Fisher
United Pros
Parry Av McKay
Nighi
John 4. Fisher
Senate
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Norris
Nebraska
William B. Wilstin
W.L. Mellon
Allegheny County
Arkh Chisirman
Maniacal club-slayer terror grips Toledo police
Toledo residents seek safety as a suspected serial killer stalks the city. Four women have died and several others were attacked in the past year in killings similar in method. Police offer rewards and intensify patrols while investigating a mysterious call claiming the killer is in custody.
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United Frees
Toledo
Oey
Pletty
Owiti
Mari
Alden
Migs Lily Cray
Stigger
Wrk
Shig
Miss Cray
Bor
Prem
Mess Siden
Magathires Offidwra
Carey Hotel Company Annual Meeting Names New Director
L Morrow named to replace F M Raymond on the board at the Carey Hotel Company annual meeting. Ames presided in Vi Stewart’s absence with routine business, reaffirming directors and approving stock representation of 885 shares. L W Olds reported as treasurer on the routine session, which adjourned after standard agenda items.
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L. Morrow
F. M. Raymond
RL Morrow
Carey Hotel
Shell
FM. Raymond
PN. Ames
Vi Stewart
FL. Morrow
FN Ars
CR Rogers
Bliss
Marty Auer
L. W. Olds
PA. Soveland
RW Brown
Thetab
L. We Olds
Sharon Girl Ends Life After Scolding
A 14 year old Sharon girl Marion Virginia Nye reportedly killed herself soon after being disciplined by her father. The incident occurred at their home in Penn area where she was a junior in high school. She allegedly was scolded for disobedience and went to her room where a .22 caliber pistol was later found in her heart.
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Lied Press
Aiaron
Hur
Marion Mirginia Nye
Sfinb Harkelé
Piel
Schow
Marion
Fetal Xeric
Sheliers
Federation Day Observed By Corry Woman's Club
A large Corry Woman's Club meeting convened at the Hotel Corry with about 150 members attending. Mrs C. F. Crain presided, reports were presented from delegates, and Mrs A W Hrevillier urged understanding of foreign born traits to aid naturalization and American citizenship.
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Corry
C. F. Crain
State Fedération
Uhew
Cronin
A. W. Hrevillier
Woman's Club of
Erie
State Federation of Womn
American Bar Association
Tours
Woman's Club
Erie Woman's Club
Hotel Corry
Pas Sarvey
Atty
Five Best Radio Features Listings and Navy Day Programs
Radio listings show multiple stations including WRC WJZ WEAP and WEAF with Navy Day programs under the Navy League. WNYC Hunter College Concert and other evening broadcasts are scheduled across New York stations with varied time slots.
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WRC
Asnuiptyn
Iavs
WJZ
WEAP
Histern
Navy
Navy League
WIZ
WNYC
New York
Hunter
Wdar Fasisng
Poutra
Nighthawk Projo
Exposition Closed Sundays by Dauphin County Court Injunction
A permanent injunction orders the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia to close on Sundays. Judge William Hargest denied reversing the Sept. 16 warrant decision and indicated an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court will be filed by John Robert Jones. The ruling cites the 1794 act and says Sunday diversions are worldly and not justified for the exposition.
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United Frees
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
John Robert Jones
Jones
Commonwealth
Bolinsel
Sesqui Centennial Association
Supreme Court
Willian Hargest
Hig
Hargest
End of Wage Scale Sparks Coal Strike Fears
Pittsburgh reporters say coal prices hit new highs with retail delivery at 9 00 a ton as major bituminous operators announce higher wage scales. Jacksonville and Lincoln Hill companies follow with larger pay scales affecting hundreds, signaling a looming national deadlock in bargaining.
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William H. Lander
United Press State
Pittsburgh
United States
Pittsburgh Qual Company
Lincoln Hill Gas Coal Company
Washington
Jacksonville
United Press
Keis
Erie Exposition Files for Stay of Sale Amid Bankruptcy
Erie Exposition, started in 1916 and run on a shoestring, faces bankruptcy with creditors led by attorney Robert J. Firman seeking a stay of sale on buildings and grounds. A large list of creditors requests court intervention as petitions for involuntary bankruptcy are filed in Pittsburgh, threatening sale of property and pending notices.
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Mlade
Frank Raeder
Association
Robert J. Firman
MacCreary Roofing Company
Erie
Firman
Pittsburol
Hollister Held for Court After Guilty Plea
Theodore Hollister pleaded guilty before Alderman Porter to allowing an intoxicated person to drive and was held on $500 bail for the county court term. The case stems from a Sunday accident west of the city near St Thomas cemetery when Hollister’s car, driven by Cook, left the road and Hollister was thrown through the windshield. He was treated at Corry Hospital for serious injuries and a grand jury presentation followed.
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St Thomas Cemetery
Steve Conk
Theodore Hollister
Porter
Hollister
Grand
Cook
Cooks
Ankl
Corry Hos
Pital
Coal
Camry
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National Pension Fund
G.O.P
Sharon Girl
A. W. Brevillier
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