Hoover Campaign Tour Across Midwest Gathers Momentum
President Hoover intensifies four campaign stops in the Midwest as election near. Officials clash over funds and forged letters while Alfred E Smith and Roosevelt campaign in New England and New York. Cabinet members push Hoover's agenda amid sharp partisan exchanges across key states.
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United Press
Hoover
Middle-West
Republican National Committee
James A. Farley
Democratic Executive Committee
Farley
Republican National
Alfred J. Smith
New England
Boston
Frank Roosevell
John Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
New York
Hanger
Indianapolis
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Utica
Easuty Mills
Khirley
Philadelphia
Ghyarnor Roosevelt
Angeles
Hvile
President Hoover
Dairymen's League Meets in Concord
The 17B sub district meeting of the Dairymen's League convened at McCray church and Community house with sixty in attendance. JH Marsh of Waterford led the afternoon session at 2, reporting progress in the League's economic program reducing plant numbers and diverting milk to larger plants to boost farmers' returns, as Mrs. Hayes of Townville spoke on the Buffalo meeting, with Miss Schoyman and Miss Williams contributing a short dialogue. The group plans to meet in Townville on Saturday, November 26.
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Dairymen's League
McCray
JH. H. Marsh
Waterford
Marsh
B. L. Hayes
Townville
Baye
Hate Department
Buffalo
Lucy Schoyman
Tone Williams
Three bandits hold up hosiery mill workers for payroll
Philadelphia dispatch reports three men held up employees at the Bauer Kauffmann hosiery mill on Frank Street and Columbia, escaping with about $4100 in payroll funds. One robber fired a shot but no injuries are mentioned. authorities pursue suspects.
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Philadelphia
Olive Atte Bauer Kauffmann
Frank Street
Columbia Siven
Roosevelt Leads In All States In L D Poll
United Press reports the Literary Digest poll of nearly 2,000,000 ballots shows Franklin D Roosevelt leading Hoover nationally with about 31 percent of the total vote and carrying 41 states. Hoover edges slightly ahead of prior tallies in some areas, with New York nearing a close margin and Delaware narrowing as Roosevelt’s lead shrinks in the state.
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United Press
New York
Pranklin B. Roosevelt
Herbert Hopyfr Hig Bo
Hoover
New York State
Roosevelt
Delaware
Literary Digest
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Legion buying new outfits for boys band here
Uniforms ordered for the high school boys band to appear in the Armistice Day program sponsored by the Eimer G. Carrier Post of the American Legion. Officials announced the band outfits will arrive in time for Armistice Day, with plans for joint Legion and Auxiliary activities and a social luncheon at Maccabee Hall.
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Bond
Eimer G. Carrier Post
American Legion
Oifivers
Legion Post
Weiforms
Lhe Legion
Lailies
Maccabee Hall
Ancheon
Legionnaires
Union City
Coreyab Athletic Field
Legion Post and Auxiliary
Howard J. Shean
Olin W. Bracken
Lloyd Stowe
Legion
USE TRUCKS TO HAUL FIRE WOOD IN CORRY PA
Assemblyman John H W King received a letter from M. Deibler, fisheries commissioner, noting a meeting of the Board. They saw no harm in allowing the shogane to haul wood for winter fuel as long as natives do not interfere with regular work. The superintendent of the Corry factory was being informed to accord arrangements.
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John HW. King
M. Deibler
H. King
Corry
Pennsylvania
King
M. ‘Destiler
Plaheries
Young Titusville Woman Injured In Auto Upset
Miss Harriet Chase, 27, daughter of Mr and Mrs Laverne Chase of 321 West Main Street Titusville, is hospitalized with serious injuries after an auto crash between Cambridge Springs and Waterford last evening. She suffered a fractured right femur and a severe cut above the right eye. Her condition improved today. The crash occurred on a hill near Indian Head as the car skidded off the highway. The driver, Marshall Beatty of Meadville, and another young woman were injured. their injuries were not yet learned. Miss Chase was the only one taken to Curry Hospital. The others were believed to be taken to another hospital.
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Harriet Chase
Laverne Chase
West Main Street
Titusville
Curry Hospital
Cambridge Springs
Waterford
Chase
Marshall Beatty
Meadville
Indian Head
Beatty
Miss Chase
Three Sparta Men Jailed In Larceny Case
Three Spartansburg men were arraigned in Meadville on larceny charges for stealing two horse blankets from Sparta Township resident George Rose. The blankets, kept in a barn owned by Leon Morris, disappeared on October 7 or 124. The trio pleaded guilty, were fined, and jailed for nonpayment of fines. investigation linked to Livenspire and Platt family farms, with others noted in court records.
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Spartansburg
Meadville
Tribune Republican
George Rose
Sparta Township
Daniel Livenspire
Jason Bennett
George Platt
Spartanstug
Katl %& Keilbaugh
Efault
Leon Morris
Russell Barker
Michael Zerbey
Livenspire
Commons Under Heavy Guard As Threats Heard
London October 28 The House of Commons the prime minister's residence and the Bank of England governor Montagu Norman were under heavy guard after hunger marchers warned of renewed sabotage Police at Buckingham Palace and key streets increased patrols Extra officers were sent to Norman after a telephone threat saying we are sending unemployed to wreck the house Demonstrations were planned around Trafalgar Square over the weekend and Sunday fears of dispersed outbreaks rose Readings showed 77 total casualties 19 policemen injured and 33 demonstrators hurt Twelve arrests were made A truck loaded with ash sticks was found and public aid to maintain order was urged
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Herbert Moore
United Press
London
House of Commons
Montaly Norman
Bank of England
Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
Lsu
Montague Norman
Trafalgar Square i
Robels
Jom Gilmour
Commons Todixy
Marylebone Po Yce Court
Church Rally Draws Dense Attendance in Evangelism Event
A United Brethren Church rally on Thursday afternoon and evening drew a large congregation. Rev. Miles Wagner and Mrs. Wagner assisted with song service while Rev. Paul Weaver of Erie and Rev. Anderson of Albion spoke on Evangelism. The event closed with a duet and continued with a songfest and special music.
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Miles Wagner
Bradior
Paul Weaver
Erie
Anderson
Albion
Corry Man Nabbed for Wild Driving
Roy Schaffer, 60, of 4 West Pleasant Street Corry was charged with reckless and drunken driving after speeding near 10th and State Streets. Police took him to headquarters. released on $200 bond pending hearing. Traffic Policeman Edward Runser reported the incident. Frank Gabzkowsk listed as a recording officer.
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Ecu. Ee
Edward Runser
Roy Schaffer
West Pleasant Struel
Corry
Hetnis
Frank Gabzkowsk
A Pallee
Scharrer
Expect Settlement Of Gas Case Tuesday
City Solicitor Blaine Ismet said the next Tuesday conference before the public service commission could yield a definite proposal from the gas company for an immediate settlement of the rate case. He expects a possible rate cut to about five hundred cubic feet and hopes for a settlement before winter with rising gas costs likely to be curtailed.
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Blaine Ismet
Uulty
By & Journal
Harbung
Public Service Commissium
Fineaid
Bing
G&s
Nate
Tolterney
INE Mie
State approves 1.5 million food relief grants across counties
The emergency relief board announces added food relief funds totaling 1.5 million dollars for 59 counties. Erie County is allotted 21 778 dollars, with many counties receiving varied amounts from 2 061 to 70 444 dollars, plus a five percent set aside for purchases.
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State Emergency Relief Board
United Press
Harrisburg
Jse Aville
Pente S Wania
Butter
Philadelphi
Allegheny
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Bradford
Cambria
Ganeroh
Centre
Clarion
Clearfield
Ell
Erie
Payette
Worest
Pranklin
Greene
Huntingdon
Tailians
Jefferson
Timiata
Lawrence
Mclean
Mercer
Potter
Somerset
Union
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Young Teddy Defends Hoover Administration
Manila Oct 28 Governor General Theodore Roosevelt son of the late president attacked Franklin D Roosevelt policies and urged reelection of President Hoover in a radio campaign talk. He praised the Hoover administration and criticized Bryanism tied views on money and government inflation.
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United Press
Manila
Plt
Theodore Roosevelt
Phetate
Franklin DR. Roosevelt
Hoover
Short Save
United States
Hudver
Child Dies at Corry Hospital in Local Tragedy
Carmela and Albert Amoronko of 50M South Center Street mourn the death of their child who died at Corry Hospital around 1:80 o clock after days of illness. The family includes three other children. The body is at Alexander and Companys funeral parlors with no funeral arrangements yet.
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Carmela
Albert Amoronko
South
Center Street
Corry Hospital
Alexander and
Sidelights on homicide and death causes
Alfred Messing, victim of Thursday’s slashing, died from embolism or thrombosis, likely embolism caused by a clot in the blood. The report notes the dangerous condition and hints at investigations. Charles Margi VII of Punxsutawney, a noted minor lawyer, may be involved or included in further pages.
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Alfred Messing
Charles Margi VII
Punxsutdwney
Needlework Guild Plans Ingathering and Elections
The Needlework Guild of America schedules its annual ingathering of garments and the election of officers for Tuesday afternoon November 15 at 2 o'clock in the Municipal building. Members are urged to send contributions of money or new garments promptly to aid this winter's relief efforts, and nonmembers are invited to join for the fall collection.
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Needlework Guild of America
Imembers
Guild
Penna asks R F C for additional aid
Governor Gifford Pinchot and Pennsylvania officials appealed to Reconstruction Finance Corporation directors for more funds to cover relief needs from November 1 to April. Pinchot said the assurance would enable budgeting and prudent planning of the state's relief and financial program through the winter.
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United Press
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pinchot
Death of Mrs E L Monroe in Columbus
Mrs E L Monroe a Seelowa resident of Columbus died at her home at ten oclock this afternoon after a long illness. She had lived in Columbus for many years and was highly esteemed. She is survived by her husband a former principal of Corry High School two sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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E. L. Monroe
Selowa
Columbus
Slashing Death Follows Family Feud in Corry
Alteed Messina dies in hospital from razor wounds inflicted after an argument on West Main Street. John Amorosso, 37, is charged with murder. District Attorney Graham and police investigators held a conference with local officials. A hearing is planned for next Thursday. Amorosso’s attorney is Edward Petrillo of Erie.
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John Amorosso
Sheraran Street
Laday
Murde
Alteed Messing
Spring Street
Amorosée Ia
West Main Street
Messina
Mortimer E. Graham
Stinnutt
Gray
Stawe
Corry
Arrey
Franke England
Blaine
Caid
Ruppersburger
Atmoroas
al- Tormey Graham
N.T. Gillette
Whio
Anorogio
Edward Petrillo
Erie
Charles Margiotti
Punxsutawney
Amorosio
Messin
Amore Osso
Johal Amorosso
Pefsoning
Vguar
Sherman Street
Joe Amorosio
United States
Amers
TS Radiator Corporation
Mexiiia
Ranmomott
Parlora
Alixander and Company
Dayston
Sammich
Hebring
Spould Mnidoubtedi
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