Mitchell Wins Opening Court Martial Skirmishes
United Press reports a dramatic tale of heroism aboard an Italian liner sunk in a snowbound voyage. Captain Greening and crew member George Kohle led a perilous rescue of 27 aboard the freighter, as lifeboats and rafts were deployed in a grappling sea effort.
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Paul Gieittings
wCabe
Tering
United
George Kohle
Freivhiter
Express Employes at Meadville Meeting
Six Express officials attended a sight of way meeting at Meadville Inst. The session featured by talks on improving service and a general good time. Attendees included Express officers from Oil City Meadville and Corry. United Press report.
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American Railway Express Company
Hele
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Wight
Express
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Mendville
Corry
Two Killed in Auto Accident Near Erie
A mother and her infant son died in a car crash on an eastbound highway near Erie. The driver veered from the road, struck a passing vehicle, and both victims were pronounced at the scene or shortly after at St Vincent's hospital. Police and witnesses identified the deceased as Mrs Rasher Movery and her infant son.
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Anny
Killa Ory
Grullay
Rasther Moeverly
Linday St Vintent’s Hospital
Columbus to Decide Bond Issue Tuesday
Columbus township voters face a road bond proposal to authorize up to 20000 for a modern concrete highway. The plan, approved by Warren County authorities, would fund a quarter of costs with the township paying its share and other sections to be paved in a cooperative effort.
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Thesdas
Tarrisbury
Gilumius
Mymey
Wayne Tov
Plymer
Clymer
Columbus
Teigashipe
Leas
Big Halloween Masquerade Ball Planned at State Armory
Arrangements are ready for a large masquerade dance at the State Armory Saturday evening by the Keystone Boosters and Company A with Larson's orchestra providing music from 1 to 12. A costume contest with awards for originality and elaboration is planned with judges to be selected, and a refreshment booth is expected.
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Ayor
Death toll in wreck rises to nineteen
United Press reports the Frisco line wreck near Vittoria Mississippi claimed nineteen lives with more expected to die. Among the dead are Arthur Jordan ten and a boy aged twelve from Carrollton Georgia, along with a Mississippian man and a family of five members. Several injured remain in serious condition as investigators point to a defective rail as the disaster cause.
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Arthur Jordan
Carrollton
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J V Fraiser
St Louis
Campbell favored for school board amid tax money concerns
A statement urges voters to back J B Patterson’s claim that Mr Campbell is a qualified choice for the school board. It highlights Campbell’s education at Allegheny College and Barnard, past presidency of Simpson College, and broad, progressive views. It notes the campaign received more than 1260 votes in the primaries and urges straight party voting with a sticker option.
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Tax Reduction Program Takes Definite Form In Washington
Washington figures report the $800,000,000 plan shaping into a defined program through the House Ways and Means Committee with hearings and draft outlines. Proposals outline Mellon rates and graded scales, aiming to tax inheritances over six years with a top 40 percent rate and various brackets influencing estates and relief.
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Superintendent Speaks to Woman's Club on Modern Tenilanoras
Superintendent Miloa L Brown addressed a meeting of the Department of the Friendly Home and the Department of Civics of the Woman's Club at the Motel Cores last evening. He spoke on modern tenilanoras and the changes in social life, urging tolerant, forward thinking in education and urging support for programs to help boys and girls adapt to modern life. Members of the Woman's Club praised the talk and lauded the message.
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Department of the Afriring Home
Department of Civics
Corry Schon
Heavy Advance Sale For Alumni Comedy
Advance sale for the alumni comedy The Whole Town's Talking at the Mixh Sehoul auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings. Progress reports show rehearsal and cast readiness. Pepatore's orchestra of Union Lily to provide the music for Miss Mi Ashion's performance.
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Difficulties Rise in Balkans Amid League Tensions
Reports from the Balkans indicate escalating conflicts involving Bulgaria and regional powers. The League of Nations faces pressure as discussions focus on Bulgaria's alleged hostility and the request for action to curb tensions.
Bad Weather Endangers Crops Across Erie County
Farmers report a month of persistent wet conditions risking large potato losses. Crop decay rises from damp soils and forecasts warn that without better weather the harvest could be severely reduced. Local growers in Ashville and surrounding towns note soggy fields and costly delays while preparatory work stalls due to continued rain and flooding.
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York
Ashville
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Youth Escapes Unharmed After Auto Accident
Jard Ruppersburger escaped with only a shake and minor injuries when his coupe was involved in a minor crash between Union City and Cory last night while returning from a social event. The car was damaged at the front after the collision near Union City.
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Cory
Buce
October Cold Records Shatter Across Midwest and East
United Press reports record cold and heavy frost with temperatures dropping to near or below zero in several states. Snow flurries observed in Iowa Missouri and Indiana, with the Midwest and Northeast forecast continued cold through the week.
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Painleve May Return To Form Slow Cabinet
President Deum summoned Vaud Painleve to the Elysee to form a slow cabinet after the old Painleve ministry resigned to oust Finance Minister Cathiatsxrom. Painleve agreed to consider the task and would return at 4240 pm to give his reply on forming a reformer government.
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Millions of Dollars Left Abroad by American Tourists
William Gourlay of the American Express London branch estimates that about 175000 Americans travelled to Europe this summer and spent an average of 1000 dollars each. He notes some spent much more while others, including many in third class cabins, spent modest amounts in clothing, jewelry, and inexpensive amusements.
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William Gourlay
American Express Company
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Govtrlay
Three Members General Court Are Removed From Trial
A stained report indicates that three members of a general court were removed amid prejudice claims by counsel for aviator Mitchell. The trial of Mitchell opened today with confusion over representation and the absence of key officials including West Point general and municipal figures.
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Mitchell
Miss Mary A Spiesman Funeral Services Reported
Funeral services for Miss Mary A Spiesman were held at St Thomas Church with a large attendance. The service featured Ave Maria and music by a choir, followed by burial at St Elizabeth Cemetery. Miss Spiesman, daughter of the late Leonard and Margaret Spiesman, was a Corry resident, member of St Thomas Catholic Church and the Authors Club, and a graduate of Corry High School. She was remembered by relatives including Thomas McMahon and Leona Calder and many friends in Corry.
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Charles Selsh
Spiesman
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Margaret Spierm
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Sendvillé
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