Seven make escape from county jail
Erie reports seven prisoners escaped early Sunday by sawing bars on two cells and using knotted blankets to descend five stories. Two teenage girls were arrested later for aiding, while three other inmates remain at large including murder suspects. Police search continues for the escapees as officials review the method and possible accomplices.
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Erie
Avan Mien
Erie County
Lucille Chimmings
Lawrence Clippinger
Kalamazoo Mich
Beatrice Barringer
Miss Gusnmings
Clippinger
Po' An
Hell Spon
Charyey
Anite
Polien
Rahman
Stich Water
Walter Row
Wileve Land
Cr Kiward Harrison
Phila Laveliins
Challen Soapies
Jule
Teod
Columbus Community Fair Draws Large Local Crowd
The Columbus community fair in Columbus Delaware drew a lively turnout with displays of farm products and home crafts. Highlights included a Halloween program, prize drawings, and a Saturday parade with entertainment as the Parent Teachers Association plans future events. News also notes the death of Laura Walton Janvett near Modesto, California.
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Columbus
Del 4
UkeeAy
Hallowe'en
Sawatdy
Sveninyes
Mintere Ad Pram
Amnvtation
Priday
Veidors
Vanita
Community Aid
Pati
Anyehing
Iat County
Fibne
Laura Walton Janvett
Devia
Modnato
Cs I
Special Voter Registration Tomorrow at Municipal Building
William Shields, acting registrar, will handle special registration tomorrow at the Municipal Building. Residents who were out of the city or of voting age at the last registration may register between 4 pm and 9 pm in the council rooms.
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Wiliam Shields
All _vortra
Pivce
Rains Bhislds
Minor interest shown in county election
The piece notes rising local interest in the county election with comments on candidates Farnes Rowster and Livy Rossiter and hints at party dynamics. It discusses primary implications and potential shifts in support affecting the mayoral race and county slate.
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County Ofits
Whdely
Farnes
Rowster
Eric M. Levant
Davis
Legncey
Ute Yoller
Livy Rossiter
Joseph Wiliams
Fete
Fatal Wreck on Waterford Road Kills Woman
Meadvill e Meadvill e Oct 20 A Studebaker driven by Mrs Bokerson overturned on wet Waterford Road between Waterford and Cambridge Springs. Eliza Helerson 3, wife of Homer Dickerson, was killed instantly. Ora Sheppard 24% Wadworth Ave suffered injuries including shoulder and possible broken leg. Mrs Shepard and her daughter were hospitalized with a broken shoulder and other injuries after being moved by another car to Meadville and then Spencer Hospital.
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Meadville
Elizaeth Helerson
Homer Dickerson
Washingtony Street
Aftarnoon
Ora Shepsard
Wadaworth Avenue
Studebaker
Bokerson
Waterfork
Cambridge
Dave Tor
Shecinrel
Spencer Hospital
Eldred
Shepard
Poultry Class Demonstration Visits Farm for Culling Practice
A high school poultry class toured HL Werner's farm for hands on culling and selecting breeding stock. About 100 pullets were culled from a group of forty immature birds as part of practical agriculture training at the school.
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Thorsttay
Nayen
HL. J& Werner
Small Fire Reported at Wrench Factory on Eagle Street
A small fire broke out at the Sorry Wrench factory on Eagle Street shortly after 4 a m. Fire department extinguished the blaze with no injuries or damage reported beyond the blaze being snuffed out quickly.
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Eagle Streat
Fred
Blake
High School Students Plan Semi Monthly Paper
Corry High juniors and seniors unite to publish a semi monthly school paper under supervision. They organize art and layout plans, seek advertising, and aim to establish a paying, permanent publication by next June. The class of 24 faces a tough task to revive the paper and prove they can deliver.
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Chile
Corry High
Nova Scotia Schooner Wins Initial Race
The Nova Scotia schooner Aline Nor e leads early but the Columbia from Gloucester tightens the race. Skipye Hen Pine of the Columbia gains on the Canadian hull causing a seven second gap. Blue Nose from Nova Scotia finishes strong to claim the trophy for another year.
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Nova Scotia
United Pree Haluas
Aline Nore
International Fishermans Srophy
Columbia
Yutel Gloucester
Jen Ty Hull
Alu Navy
Nowa
Contain
Am Fue Waltsra
Guki
Difenor
Foresee Early Cut in Federal Taxes
Washington reports a general revision downward of federal tax rates appears likely. Senator Charles Curtis, Republican whip, and key party leaders advocate moving quickly on tax reform as the administration weighs changes.
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United Prem Washington
Taney Iesaat
Congereus
Charles Curtis
Republi
Mamter
Meafield Infant Burned In Fire. Parents Face Loss
Meadeville infant aged 18 months died after clothing caught fire from a hot plate at home. Mother momentarily left, child reached the plate and clothing burned, prompting fatal burns as the family sought help. Father employed elsewhere, rush to the scene after the accident.
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Meadville
Charles A Crumty
West Veuter Straet
Ralph Vinkent
Howe
Alamity
Jan
Charles
Two Former Corryites Hurt in Pennsylvanial Crash
Two former Corry residents were injured Sunday afternoon when a Cadillac overturned on a slick highway near Franklin. The party, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schildocker of Pittsburgh and Miss Anna Lauvie of Erie, were en route from Pittsburgh to Erie. Miss Laurie, a former Corry resident, suffered a broken arm. Mrs Schildlocker was bruised and cut. Dr Schildocker had minor injuries. The injured were taken by doctor to Erie and Mayville.
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Corry
Franklin
Butler Agil Mennislin
Charles Schlldecker
Pitt.burgh
Anna Lauvie
Irie
Pittsburgh
Erie
Miss Laurie
Carry
Schildecker
May Wightman
Schildlecker
Lantile
Way
Schildseker
Mayville
Two Wounded in Revolver Duel Over Women
In New York a gunfight at a hotel left two men wounded. Thomas Gillen of Philadelphia suffered three wounds and Joseph McLean of Brooklyn had a severe injury. Both were taken to hospitals as officers questioned witnesses and investigated the incident sparked by tensions over two women.
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Vanes
New York
Thoms Gillen
Philadelphia
Hellenuc
Toxephy McLean
Hrooklya
West A7th Street
Federal fist lands on rebellious Saxony
Berlin Oct 24. Chancellor Stresemann orders Saxony cabinet to resign for alleged subordination to central authority as he demands a purge of Communist representatives. Dresden discusses continuing opposition to the central government's order while cabinet purges proceed.
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Saxony
Berlin
Stresemann
Dresden
United Press
Mellon Expected Response to Pinchot Note
The document reports on Secretary Mellon and Governor Pinchot discussing federal liquor enforcement. It cites tensions between state and federal authorities over permits and plant operations and notes Mellon’s anticipated reply to Pinchot regarding federal enforcement and the potential closure of saloons.
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Mellon
United
Harristerg
Amite
Pinelat
Pennsstvianne
Pinellot
Yan
Citiyie
Yigorany
Tedora
Itvent
Funeral services for Charles P Steinmetz
United Press reports the funeral for Charles P Steinmetz, famed electrical engineer and chief consulting engineer at General Electric, held last Friday. Only top company officials, Steinmetz family members, and close associates attended at his home funeral service.
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United Pres
Cars Collide on Tannery Bridge In Oil City Area
Report from the Malt Creek area describes a collision on Tannery Bridge between a Hills Automobile driver Ty Du Mes Cabe of Oil City and a Mr Stokes of Dunkirk. A Chevrolet and a Buick sustained heavy damage. occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Ty du Mes Cabe
Oil City
Mr Stokes
Dunkirk
Calico McCaba
Chevrolet
Buick
Dishonesty Alleged in Veterans Bureau Scandal
A garbled Washington dispatch accuses the Veterans Bureau of widespread corruption in veteran compensation. Officials allegedly altered records and diverted payments, with investigations by federal agents and congressional pressure forming the central thrust of the report.
Klansmen Summoned to Court in Portsmouth Parade Case
More than 90 Ku Klux Klan members appeared in police court today facing 10 charges of violating mayoral parade restrictions and mask orders. Police said over 200 paraders, about 187 in Klansmen regalia, were taken to stations for hearing amid obstruction accusations after marching to present a wreath.
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Portsmouth
Ku Klas Felan
Willian
Cableliiin
Sipetial
Cech
Ori
Trafic
Cableman
Ford Sedan Damaged In Intersection Crash
A Ford sedan was damaged in an intersection crash at Main and Center streets Sunday evening. The collision involved a second vehicle driven by Robert Lewis and resulted in substantial damage to the Ford and minor injuries.
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Main
Center Streets
Lech Armitmse
Mordeda
Robert Lewis
Five Killed in New German Clash Reported by UPI
Berlin dispatch says five killed and multiple injured in clashes between Separatists from Russelsheim and German loyalists in Baystheim. Separatists tried to seize livestock. villagers repelled the first assault, then attackers returned with reinforcements, burning estates as casualties mounted.
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United Press
Berlin
Wille
Bertyyeen
Baystheim
Magenos
Russelsheim
Stock
Tater Wath
Stayenoe
Fortune hinges on finding a wife for Comingsky
In Keaton Colorado J P Comingsky inherits 63000 from a rich uncle but only if he marries by November 1, 1923. The condition is that any white woman under thirty is eligible and the race draws wide local interest. Mish Ashton returned from a trip with a note of the odd tale.
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United Pree Keaton
Colo
J. P. Fontingeky
Wheil
Comingsky
Great Western Sugar Co
Fieh
Caigingsky
Five missing as American sub goes down
United Press reports in a war era note that the submarine 0.5 sank yesterday in Limón Bay near the Panama Canal’s northern entrance after a collision with a neutral vessel. Authorities fear losses among the crew and list several named individuals from various locations.
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United Prew Wallington
Navy
Tyngsboro
Mars
Mute
Maninte
Brewill
Lorpede Via
Gravid Island
Thomas T Meteler
Iveniai
Philadelphia
Stith
Mess Attendant
Cintolyady Kanal Zone
Pittston Dynamiting Outages Unraveled
Police believe they have untangled a string of Pittston dynamiting outrages since the start of the month. A shooting on Main Street left two wounded, and suspect Tony Moritola was arrested with two smoking guns in hand. Authorities say the attack was revenge for damage to Lavalla store and home in earlier blasts.
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Pittston
Inez
Roco Martello
Union Immno Oader
Capaldi Gocentina
Sirinushe
Tony Moritola
Main
Mutiyola
Muritota
Patysy Lavalla Sehose
Leon
Lavalla
Trains Delayed After Spring Creek Wreck Disrupts Pennsylvania RR
A freight wreck near Spring Creek caused hours of traffic disruption on the Renova division of the Pennsylvania railroad on Saturday night. Eastbound and westbound passenger trains were routed via Oil City and Tr vineton, delaying service by several hours.
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Spring Creek
Spring Lock
Renova
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Trvineton
Two Arrests For Disorderly Conduct
Police arrested two individuals for disorderly conduct in the Westland area. Officers detained the suspects near Botts Avenue and released them after processing.
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Weshland
Muthorisi
Botts
Ong
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