Fascisti Seize Control As Italian Government Falls
United Press reports from Rome and Paris that fascists have seized several Italian towns, including Florence and Siena, with martial law proclaimed in parts of Italy. Mussolini is described as practically dictator after the government collapse, while official denial of widespread military action follows.
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Paris
Pascinti
Rowe
Useon
Rome
Puiclati
Florence
Siena
Wis
London
Italy
Times
Puncinti
Cremona
Pastisti
Milan
Henry Mussolini
Taly Torlay
Chiiner
Promnier
Mussolini
Paswsti
Victor Emmanuel
Cinsie
Bascisti
Acta
Pr -Septeil
Gil
Mary
Victor Emianutel
Masolini
Toporta
Pnoclati
Believing He Killed Girl, Father Dies in Crisis
In Point Marion Pennsylvania a 24 year old William Bair, after choking his 18 year old daughter Mary into insensibility, died in Uniontown Hospital following a struggle. Police say an argument over preparations led to the fatal act and the father then took his own life.
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United Press Point
Marion
Dauguter
Mary
William Bair
Uniontown
Wil
Ward
Buir
Corry Youth Injured In Suspected Accident Shooting
Donald Allen two remains in serious condition at Carey hospital after a gunshot wound to the left side. Doctors say unforeseen complications could threaten recovery though no critical condition was evident this afternoon. Police investigate whether the shooting was accidental as the boy was hunting near his home.
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Donald Allen
George E. Atten
Base Muiny Street
Carey
Cary Hospital
Big Garage Fire Fatal to 38 Cars Worth 150000
A large frame garage in St Marys caught fire destroying 38 automobiles, 12 new from factory, totaling about 150000 in damage. Firefighters from Ridgway and Emporium responded as flames threatened nearby Timings station.
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Ridgway
Emporium
St Marys
ST. Marys
OS Addition
Perry
Ku Klux Klan Big Issue In Texas Campaign
Texan campaign coverage highlights the Ku Klux Klan issue affecting Mayfield and Pedely as Senate contenders. Mayfield Republican backed by Harding era figures faces court rulings over his nomination while anti Klan factions push to exclude Pedely. Local legal battles and party splits shape the race amid nationwide political tension.
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KU Klux Klan
Texas
United Press
Washington
Union
B. Pedy
Earle Mayfield
Senate
Culberson
Mayfield
Pedely
United Prana
Harding Glargow
Lloyd George Perldy
Ge Law
Ytown
Wtite Supreme Court
Tower
Telating
antiKlan Dermole
Back Pay for Erie Workers and City Hotel Survey
The United States Railroad Labor Board ordered Erie railroad to repay clerks telegraphers dispatchers and other employees the full amount of one day’s pay per week deducted during January February and March. The company’s protest over back pay cost is noted and compliance details are set. A survey by The Mockenbury System Inc of Harrisburg will assess local conditions for a possible new modern hotel, with plans to begin within ten days to two weeks. The Chamber of Commerce supports the project and will assist.
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Phipagh
United State Railroad Labor Board
Erie Railroad
Wil Lake
Ori
Mockenbury System, Inc
Harrisburg
Stoll
Anit Ynenage
Trockenbury
Priday Anit
Chamber of Commerce
Hockenburg
Hockenbury
Syracuse
Seattle
Tacoma
Astoria
Wil
Chamber of Commons
Vote on New County Tuberculosis Hospital Referendum
Voters in Erie and surrounding counties will decide in the general election on November th on establishing county tuberculosis hospitals. Campaigns are led by local tuberculosis societies with Health Department support, aiming for sites in Beaver and Cambria counties and plans for modern facilities.
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Corre
Panneyvania
Eri
Dauphis
Schuylkill
Westmoreland
Camney
Erie County
Hellege
Corry
Stae Department of Health
Seville
Gola
Schuylhill
Act of Assembly
Tiberculosis Hospital
la Hospital
State Commissioner of Health
Sieh Hospitals
Witcbligh Tuberculosis Hospital
Lackawanna
Berks
Luzerne
Next Summit
Beaver
Cambria
Delaware County
Colonel Martin
Montgomery County Association
Avi Ble Altes
Oil City Trust Co Statement Shows No Bills Payable
The Oil City Trust Co response to a call from the Commissioner of Banking dated October 18 shows no bills payable or rediscounts. Drafts amount to 18618 with regularen, exceeding 18,250,000.
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OIL City Trust CO
Oil City Trust
Commissioner of Banking
Ie Ue
Public forum debates bond issue at city hall meeting
The second of several public meetings on a proposed bond issue was held last evening in the municipal building auditorium. P L Weeks presided, speakers included J W Campbell A Hilstrom Dr Titus A Smith PE Whittlesey Sam Sweet Harry Auer Charles Powell and Milon Brown. Many points for and against the bond were raised as the Chamber of Commerce committee led the discussion.
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Public Forum
Chamber of Commerce
P. Lb
Weeks
J. W- Campbell
9. A. Hilstrom
Dr. Titus
Smith
Whittlesey
Sam Sweet
Harry Auer
Charles Powell
Milon
Ryhal to Pay Death Penalty
United Press reports Thomas Verne Ryhal was sent to Rockview penitentiary where he will be executed next week for the murder of 11 year old Clara Belle Lennox in New Castle. He claimed innocence and testified he believed in God before his arrest.
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United Pros
New Castle
Thomas Verne
Ryhal
Rockview Penitentiary
Clara Belle Lennox
Lennox
Uphold Death Sentence for Findley Slayer
Jon Jaworski, convicted of the order of murder at a home near Albany, upheld the death sentence pronounced on the man. The killings occurred one evening, the defendant allegedly animated by jealousy, shooting the woman without warning. Trial at Mayville yielded a first degree murder verdict. Disbellee Attorney Stearns prosecuted, Warner S. Rextorst served as defendant's attorney.
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Jon Jaworski
Mra Michaelina Marchelski
Albany
Hearn
Miwin Me Eonyiion
Mayville
Jaworski
Pyr
Nie Killa
Womann'y Norte
Nnn
Jeu
Stearns
Else
Warner S. Rextorst
Torne
Resignation Accepted By Presbyterians Amid Church Changes
Members of the First Presbyterian church accepted the resignation of Rev. A. E. Stockham at a meetings last night delaying calling a new pastor. The death of Mrs. Arthur Deschamp at 48 followed, with survivors including a daughter and two brothers. A call for a new pastor was postponed pending Presbytery sessions. Rev. Stockham will lead services for the next three weeks.
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A. E. Stockham
First Presbyterian Church
Congre Friends
Jean
Nallon
Arthur Deschamp
Mr. Stockham
Prederick Strest
Atlig
Erie
The
Park Presbyterian Ie
Daugh Lohroh
Arline
Albert
Guy
Mera
Corry
Robert Heerein
Rev. Stockham
Veetvices
Alice Sanderson Hosts Joyful Judy Mire Rers Event
Alice Sanderson hosted guests yesterday afternoon at her East South Street home for the Judy mire rers gathering with Susie visiting. Refreshments were served at 1 o'clock by the hooters. The W B A Maccabees held their birthday supper with Halloween decorations. A program featured Miss Jewel Naylor on saxophone, Alisa Lucilé Redinger, and songs by Miss Bernice Manwarren and Mrs Mitchel. Six new members were conferred. Weather outlook predicts showers October kth to November 4 with a period of generally fair weather and near normal temperatures.
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Alice Sanderson
Judy Mirerers
GWG
East South Street
Susie
Hooters
W.B. A Maccabees
Hallowee
Jewel Naylor
Alisa Lucilé Redinger
Bernice Manwarren
Mitchel
Ilegres
Tragic Mystery as Woman Drowns in Chestnut Street Bridge Incident
Philadelphia police seek to identify a well dressed young woman who leapt from the Chestnut Street Bridge into the Schuylkill River last night after being pursued by several people. Her age appears about 20, with fashionable clothes and no identifying items found on her.
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United Pro
Philadelphia
Yong
Chestnut Street
Muir
Federated Club Banquet Charms Attendees At Parish Hall
The Federated Club Banquet at the Parish Hall last evening featured a six o clock dinner served by Lillian Guild and a program of vocal and piano numbers. Mary envoy, president, welcomed guests and spoke on federation's impact on women’s work, citizenship, and future peace, with Mrs Grumbine delivering a keynote on federation’s history and aims.
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Faukies
Lillian Guild
Muir
Hadynis
Sylyi
Speaks
Woodman
Reri
Dorothy Wal l
Coletta Bennet
Lillian Barnes
Mary Envoy
Feder
Welcom
Lange
Grism
Carry the West
Grumbine
Sumsis Club
New York City
Found HIDING in BUSHES Mrs Mills SLAIN in New Brunswick
Dramatic witness accounts fuel an ongoing double murder case near New Brunswick. Mrs Eleanor Mills is reported slain near a rector's location, with allegations of accomplice dragging and a gray coated woman present. Henry Stevens claims new testimony and a grand jury review is planned.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Eleanor Mills
Edward
Jane
Gibson
Gray
Lavaleto
Gooyman
Mills
Dry Hall
Mrs Rosier to Take Stand in Philadelphia Murder Trial
Catherine Rosier, weak after nine days in court, was expected to testify in her own defense today at the Philadelphia murder trial of Miss Mildred Reckitt. Police surgeon Dr. Charles Bricker said Rosier's heart condition was critical as she fainted several times and required assistance into the courtroom. The case also names Harold Gilbert, Anna Farwell, and others in attendance.
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Philadelphia
Cathrine Rosier
Mildred Reckitt
Witsneys
Charles E. Bricker
Police Auegeon
Mis. Roesier
Jont
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Benito Mussolini
Giolitti
United Prom
Lloyd George
Findley
Arthur Deschamps
Federated Club
Titusville Club
Jersey
Mrs. Rosier
Harold Gilbert
Williaoyports
Ming Anna Farwell
Mrs. 3
A. O'Hare Tie Nrvilles Mrv
Hattie Hing
Warren
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