Paving Gap in Crawford County Spurs Public Action
Crawford county and nearby Corry residents push to finish the Erie county road section between Corry and Spartansburg. Completion would restore through traffic, enable daily motor mail routes, and revive railroad service, with Congressman Crosby aiding federal approval. Citizens, clubs, and firms urged to act to secure early construction and local employment.
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Sparta
Crawford Country
Spartansburg
Corry
Erie County
Crawford County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Credit Exchange
Crosby
Federal Bureau
State Highway Department
Stock Exchange Acts Against Broker LaBranche
The New York Stock Exchange suspended broker M. L. LaBranche for alleged trading abuses as a specialist in Atlantic Refining shares. He reportedly sold 1,000 shares while bids stood at 5,000, and kept 2,000 shares on his books for his firm. He also traded while aware of a large buy order, violating exchange principles. The action reflects efforts to uphold market integrity amid criticism of reform measures.
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THE
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Great Securities Market
Exchange
M. L. LaBranche
Soting
Atlantic Refining
Auctioneer Dr ABW Catalogs Philadelphia Collector
Fragmentary notice describes an auction by Dr ABW in Philadelphia. It mentions a Rowenta item and a James Sookcallecti subject, with unclear references to a past month event and an artes product. Details are incomplete, but the piece signifies a sale and a collectible context in a city auction scene.
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Rowenta
Jame Sookcallecti
Pultadelphia
Rare Riley first edition sold to Philadelphian
A rare first edition of James Whitcomb Riley's The Old Swimmin Hole sold at a Philadelphia sale. The book, Riley's copy given to friend Eugene Field during early joint lectures, fetched 510 dollars and arrived in original parchment wrapper with dust jacket, accompanied by a Field family certificate.
Harris Praises New Gold Policy in Roosevelts Action
Rear Admiral Harris endorsed the administrations gold market shift at an American Legion event. He said the move signals to Britain and other nations that the United States can counter currency manipulation without relying on a stabilization fund. Harris argued Treasury and Federal Reserve gold reserves rise toward 6 billion dollars, boosting market value by about fifty percent and deeming the policy timely and sound.
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Roosevelt
American Legion
Harris
Tfhe
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Employees Win Court Victory On NRA Agreement
In a Denver court, two restaurant workers won judgments of 3107 each under an NRA claim. The judge ruled the contract with Major Avondale, owner, covered third parties and enforced the full wage terms.
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NRA
Denver
Colorado
District Eniist
Major
Avondale
United States
Frank McPenawh
Wesley Ruggles Strives To Top She Done Him Wrong
Hollywood director Wesley Ruggles faced a demanding task directing Moe West's I'm No Angel. He aimed to match Mae West's prior epic She Done Him Wrong, acknowledging the pressure to equal a landmark. He recalled the long script, the actor’s input, and the intense effort behind the production.
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Hollywood
Calif
Wesley Ruggles
Ruggles
Moe West
Angel
Wesley
Charlie
Mae
Abandoned well found in Walla Walla yard
Charles McQuade unearthed a 20 foot deep abandoned well beneath a foot of soil in his back yard after children played over the spot for over two years. A Holy Land model exhibit in Montreal shows a 730 figure, 30 group life of Christ, displayed at a department store.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Charles McQuade
Holy Land
Montreal
The
Holy Bend
Christ
Hidden Limb of a Nation Erupts Over Gun Reform
A garbled report reflects national tension as citizens and officials debate NRA influence and firearm policy. The piece hints at actions, awaiting clarity on who supports new limits and how enforcement will unfold nationwide.
Paris Fashion Sets Wet Weather Style Trends
Paris styles reveal rain ready outfits as fall and winter wear adapt to showers. Winter coats are treated to shed water, fur can be dipped without losing luster, and accessories like hats gloves and shoes join the deluge ready lineup. Rubberized footwear and heel-less rubbers broaden protection and comfort for storm days.
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Paris
Trooper shoots own horse in Topsfield incident
A Massachusetts state trooper, James Wynn of Rowley, shot his own horse after a training mishap. While the horse was being transported in a truck from Boston to Newburyport, the vehicle’s flooring collapsed, breaking both of the animal’s legs.
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Topsfield
Mass
James Wynn
Rowley
Boston
Newburyport
Blind lawyer admitted to Utah State Bar in Salt Lake City
William G. Shelton, totally blind, realized his life’s ambition when admitted to the Utah State Bar in Salt Lake City. He learned to read by touch and uses a typewriter with notable speed after a difficult youth.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
William G. Shelton
Shelton
Roosevelt Era Officials Scramble Over Recovery Plans
Washington report details Secretary Wallace driving a quick radio speech rewrite after a press conference, warning packers and farm critics. Rex Tugwell weighs a highway recovery idea. Chase Bank figures missteps surface among Wiggin and Morgan. Mint assays on silver bars confirm metal content. Roosevelt policy aides dubbed golden twins venture cautious optimism.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
AAA
Peek
Mordecaizelief
Zeke
Ezekiel
Rexford Pugwell
Tugwell
Ocean
Organ to be installed at First Methodist church
Twenty years ago the First Methodist church board signaled plans for a fine new pipe organ to be installed early next week. In West Franklin street Miss Helen Hoenes hosted a fine green supper for members of the N I T society. The Municipal Club voted to field four basketball teams with J E Mount named manager. Ajax Iron Works foundry paused operations due to building operations by R Rogers Co.
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First Methodist Church
Helen Hoenes
West Franklin Street
Young Indies
N. I. T. Society
J. E. Mount
Sheen
Ajax Iron Works
R Rogers
Fight to oust Erie property owner ends in injunction
Oct. 28 State Park and Harbor Commission failed to oust Frederick Paasch from the west canal basin building near State street. A permanent injunction blocks the commission from taking the property. The ruling, likely to be appealed, says condemnation requires a special legislative act. Paasch claimed occupancy by deed dating to Erie’s early common council era.
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Erie
State Park and Harbor Commission
Frederick Paasch
West Canal Basin
State Street
A. P. Rossiter
Wiliam E. Hirt
Passch
Commission
Meadville
Paasch
Brie
Erle
Willis M Weed completes purchase of long time brick block
Willis M Weed, veteran shoe merchant, has completed the purchase of the brick block he has occupied for twenty years. Sam Newman arrived in the city to visit Corry friends. Tuesday November 4 has been set as the Donation Day for Corry Hospital. Manager Waters has booked the picture Quo Vadis at the Lyric theatre for tomorrow matinee and night.
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Willis M. Weed
Sam Newman
Corry
Corry Hospital
Waters
Lyric Theatre For Tomorrow
Matinee
Inight
Whittlesey's Presidency of School Board Dates
Noting the period when F W Whittlesey served as president of the board of education is requested, with focus on recorded dates in the source material. Specific years or months are to be drawn from the document.
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F.W. Whittlesey
Board of Education
Salvation Army
Adit
Alfred G. Smith
Oregon Indian Medicine Company
Pauth A. Collins
Corry Hospital
Prison Term For Car Theft
In Union City a man must serve from 15 months to three years in the Western penitentiary for larceny of an automobile. Judge A P Rossiter sentenced the defendant Friday in county court. He admitted stealing an auto owned by Bruce Owens of Waterford. An alleged accomplice, Harry Bassey, is still awaiting trial.
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Union City
Western Penitentiary
A. P. Rossiter
Bruce Owens
Waterford
Harry Bassey
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Arthur Colegrave
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Rafgate
Hollywood Film Shop
Chase National Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Senate
Shephard Morgan
Vie
Great Britain
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Warren
Rogers
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Federal Reserve System
Filet
Bay Front
Ness
Oil Gis Trust Company
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Fifth Avenue
Bloc Chona
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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