British Storm Sparks Ship Collisions Toll Rises
A British storm caused ships to collide and sink off Cape Cod and elsewhere. The steamer Avalon with 152 aboard sank near Highland Light after a collision with the Gloucester fishing schooner Avalon. Nine were reported missing, two bodies recovered, and several crewmen were saved. Weather and dense fog blamed for the disaster, with ships scattered and rail and telegraph services disrupted.
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United Pros Tosion
Sku
Providiat Wilson
Lous Gtr
Sehduner
Avalon
Cape Cod
Ily
United Press
Witton
Jon
Gloucester
Elvin Flett
Prank Henieon
Nicholas Walsh
Tyo Hadiog
Jordan Co
Gloensten
Stémer
Sekioones
Boston
Campany
Hdmund Vogler
Wlifiord, Vogler
Jubez Vogler
Fight for Mayor's Job Continues in Indianapolis Court
The case centers on Claude B. Negley seeking an injunction to bar Mayor Ira M. Holmes from City Hall. Holmes and former mayor Thwall move to dismiss Negley's petition, arguing overwrite actions and ouster concerns. The Superior Court, led by Judge Tos ep Milner, hears Negley's request amid disputed authority and mayoral succession questions.
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United Pro
Indianapolis
Claude B. Negley
Ira M. Holmes
Superior Court
Tosep Milner
Negley
Holmes
Mayo Thwall
Newley
Q Fallin
Holes
Duvall
Connell
Dill
Radio features lineup for WBZ and Chicago stations
Tonight's schedule lists WBZ in Springfield with a minus eighteen percent feature, and an 8 to 10 slot for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. WEAP airs a musical comedy segment, WI2 advertises an hour at Pinco Hour, KDEA Pittsburgh presents a Westinghouse band, WLS Chicago schedules a National Hara Dance at 1 3 4 5 per hour.
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WBZ
Springfield
Boston Symphoony Orchestra
WEAP
KDEA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
WLS
Chittago
Roumanian internal dissension grows amid royal debate
Vienna reports allege Bucharest turmoil as Peasant party members plan a November convention at Alla Sutin while the government bans assembly. Prince Carol's return is demanded by some factions and a former prefect faces court martial over alleged seditious manifestoes.
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Prom Vienna
Ort. i
Bucharest
Vienna
Pramier Bratinii
Haseen
Alla Sutin
Aubiel
Carol
Rovnaria
Romania
Lapesilch
Mantu
Prince Carol
Charest
Modern Miracle Reported at York
John J. Grove a 50 year old farmer near York claims a modern miracle restored his ability to walk after 16 years. He joined an evangelistic meeting led by Henry Stough and, aided by his son, walked to the altar and later stood unaided. His 13 year old son cried with emotion at the unlikely recovery.
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United Pros
York
John J. Grove
Grove
Hw Reys Henry Stough
Oll
Masonic Party Splendid Event Of Last Night
The second of a series of parties by the local Masonic fraternity drew sixty couples to the Masonic hall on North Center Street for a Hal lowe en event. Lavon's Orchestra played a pleasing dance program from 9 to 12 with seashial trim mings and Halloween favors. Light refreshments were served by the Eastern Star. Committee members worked hard to ensure a successful affair and plans for a Thanksgiving party also began.
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Masonic Fraterne Wits
North Senter Street
Lavon
Wnt
Eastern Star
Mayville Spitanshirg
Warren
Union City
We Smith
Sidney Biston
C. P. Paulson
B. Gilbert
Taft Haushu
Charles Davis
Union Chiy
Woman killed in Erie county crash near Girard Hill
One woman died and three others were injured when the car they rode in overturned at the bottom of Girard Hill near Erie. Nellie Dilley, 42, of Conneaut, died after the wreck. Ray Hy and a Conneaut minister were among the injured.
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United Press Erie
Girard Hill
Mig
Nellie Dilley
Conneaut
Ray Hy
Dilley
Paris Aviatrix Ruth Eider Tops Paris in World Fame
Ualted Press dispatch from Paris reports Ruth Eider, famed aviatrix, preparing to fly to London then New York aboard the Aquitania. She criticizes press fuss, markets herself in Paris hideaways, and awaits her husband’s stance before pursuing further endorsements. She notes offers from studios while planning shopping tours and social engagements with American admirers.
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John O'Brien
Paris
Cot
Ruth Eider
Londo
Aquitania
New York
New York New
Mies Ber
Simee Vett
United States National Aeronautical Assocation
United Press
Lipon Hier
Slycp ‘Ing
King Sonstanting
Alexander of
Servia
Te Filante
Spain
Tien Shite
United States
Miss Biden
Bus Upsets and Players Hurt in Gettysburg Football Bus Crash
In Hershey Pennsylvania on October 20 six Gettysburg High football players and the bus driver were injured when the bus to Reading overturned and burned. Injuries include at least one critical case among the six players named George Cook Kes Hartman William Beales Dennia Piscel William Nortin and Joseph Mumpher.
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United Press
Hershey
Gettysburg High
Reading
George Cook
Kes Hartman
Willian Beales
Dennia Piscel
William Nortin
Joseph Mumpher
Trial near end in Fall bribery conspiracy case
Washington dispatch reports the government nearing closure in the fall bribery and conspiracy prosecution against former Interior Secretary Harold L. Fall. Evidence includes Liberty bonds and alleged transfers to Fall, with key witnesses expected as the defense plans to counter with a broad witness roster.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Fonepiracy Cne Agaist
Secretary of the Interior
B. Fall
Mary Sinclair
Dome Naval Reserve
Poscettiir
Gwen Roberts
We Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Continental Trading Company
Sinclair
Stewart
Stockholden
Alt Arvard
New Officers Elected for Community Chest Board
Mrs Rose Me Ward is announced as community nurse for another year while Stewart is named president. James J Wright becomes vice president with D A Hillstrom as treasurer and Miss Donth Whittley as assistant secretary. Other board members include Mrs WW Bracken NGA Shen and Mee Wi Tui Myers.
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Rose Me Ward
Father Veli
Kext
Mel Ward
Serview Hie Jong
Roe Rite
Uemost
Ag. Sure
Stewart
Community Chest
Hamil
James J. Wright
Dewey
D. A. Hillstrom
Don Th Whittley
Mee Wi Tui i Myer
WW. Bracken
Nga. Shen
Lindbergh to Attend Army Air Meet and Maneuvers
Charles A. Lindbergh plans to leave New York for Selfridge Field Michigan to observe Army Air Service maneuvers and possibly participate. He will then travel to tomorrow to visit a sister before continuing on to a final destination as plans firm up.
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Ssy United
New York
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Selfridge Field
Mich
Amy Air Service
Darralt
Lewin Ho
Death Toll in Ship Disaster Near Rio de Janeiro
The death toll from a ship disaster near Rio de Janeiro was estimated at about 19 with 319 listed as missing. Survivors from the Taian Kien and Principessa Muis ships were rescued in Bahia aboard relief vessels. The Rewettz, a steamer, reported 27 survivors and was expected to arrive today.
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United Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Fist OF Missing
Fee
Taian Kien
Principessa Musaliins
Avehcies
Bahia
Stedimer Rewettz
Torlay
Paul Harvey speaks before Woman's Club
Paul Harvey lectures at Hors Woman's Club outlining world affairs, war causes, and economic integration. He argues wars stem from expansion needs and that only educated voter actions and scientific planning can achieve lasting peace through regional and global cooperation. He cites Geneva and stock conferences and warns of European economic ignorance.
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Hors
Hears Startey
Mi Udevey
Oldsworld
America
Europe
Harvey
Geneva
Gorut
Mir Marvey
Three Die In Auto Crash In Johnstonown
Three people were killed and another injured when a car with six occupants struck a telephone pole in Johnstonown and careened about 100 feet along the street. John A. James died instantly, Grace Makin of Riverside near here died of skull injuries, and Mary Roake, 19, died hours later at Mason hospital. The driver sustained injuries.
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United Prota
Johnstown
John A. James
Grace Makin
Riverside
Mary Roake
Masey
Jkt
Utsa Eas
Road improvements open detour near Clymer and Sherman
A new road opening between Cutting and Clymer reduces two sharp curves, easing traffic for local motorists. Sherman News reports Creek road near Jayce Williams farm now reaches Marshall corners, with bridge delays likely. Completion will provide a direct macadam link to Janus Jive and Olymer in the county plan.
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Clymer
Timorowell
Vie
New York State
Cutie
Sherman
Sherman News
Creek Road
Jayce Wiliams
Marshall Corners
Warnshouse
Janus Jive
Olymer
Second blaze damages Shuss Auto Repair Shop
Fire at Shuss Auto Repair Shop on North Center Street near Star Garage district threatened the building for a moment, twice in about a month. Neighbors alerted by smoke odor. firemen controlled the blaze after several minutes, causing several hundred dollars in damage to the shop owned by Fimey Shuss and building owned by C. E. B. Doane, with insurance expected to cover the loss.
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Shus
North Centertreet
Star Gara
Whivh
Dwch
Tiake
Fimey Shuss
Theuilding
C. Eb, Doane
Thres
Planes assist in routing rebels in Nicaragua
United Press dispatch from Managua notes Oct 28 that Marine planes joined American Marines and Nicara guan constabulary in an attack north of Oialatl on rebel forces. Three airplanes were used with good field reports. The outcome and the status of two missing Marine aviators remained unknown.Authorities hold hope for their safety. In a separate item, Frances Graygon awaits favorable weather to press her Copenhagen flight after meeting with Clarence W. Chamberlin in Boston. Mrs Henry Group, recently in Akron, returns home with family.
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United Pres
Managua
Nicaragua
Americai
Amerié Air
Oialatl
United Press
Mey
Clarentie W. Chamberlin
Boston
Frances Graygon
Copenhagen
Wide extent of gang thievery disclosed
Details from police reports describe a large gang of youths linked to thefts from cars across Wattsbury. Names such as Reynolds and De G Durey appear in inquiries as officers identify stolen items and note recoveries. Police say several offenders have admitted guilt and face institutional handling after parole proceedings.
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Doval
Dasijel Reynolds
K- de G Durey
Wattsbury
Uber
Colu Strike Nears Climax in Colorado
In October 99 a long running Colorado strike reaches a potential turning point as Columbine workers in a high tension zone gain a wage raise from 0.27 to 0.77 per day by the State Industrial Commission. 3,000 workers rally in Walsenburg demanding 0.75 daily rate and threaten to shut down remaining southern Colorado mines if no settlement is reached.
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Denver
Colu
Colorado
Wweclimax
Columbine
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