Roosevelt Confers With Smith In Albany On New England Tour
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt meets with former nominee Al Smith at the New York executive mansion to discuss New England states’ support while planning a Boston visit and possible Maine trip. Smith reports on conditions in Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island and the Chicago agreement.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New England
Alfree J. Smith
Massachusetts
Smith
Harmony
Roosevelt
Massachusetts State Line
Groton
Williamstown
Nort Adams
Greefield
Orange
Athol, Gardner
Fitetbre
Ayre
Boston
Portland
Connecticut
Massachivetts
Rhode Island
Chicago
Ritchie Leads Large Indianapolis Rally Against Hoover Attacks
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland told a big Indianapolis audience that Franklin D Roosevelt will win and charged Republican tactics as Democratic counterweights to Hoover. He spoke at Cadie Tabernacle after Hoover’s event at Butler University field house, drawing about 1 000 inside and 10 000 outside to Tabernacle and 22 000 inside and 56 000 outside at the field house. He claimed Americans crave a change and stand against Hoover’s alleged promptness.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Frantcim D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Ritchie
Cadie Tabernacle
Butler University Field House
Gadie Tabernacle
Allenle
Memorial Circle
Field ‘House
America
Fitenie
Raymond Clapper
United Press Star
Hoov- WR
Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Middle Eastern
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarksburg
Grafton
Oakland
Piedmont
Keyser
Martinsburg
Indiana
Field Hall
Butler University
Herbie
Hoosevelt
Amorosso Remanded From Slaying to Erie County Prison
John Amorosso, charged with murder in the death of Alfred Messina from razor wounds, was moved to Erie County Prison late Thursday. He will be returned next week for preliminary hearing before Alderman B Porter. State Police Corporal Stinnett and Trooper Baker gathered witness statements amid a thorough investigation assisted by Chief Lloyd Ruppersburger. Attorneys for the defendant and prosecutors continue work on the case.
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John Amorosso
Alfred Messina
Erie
Curry Man
Tre
Stinnett
State Police
Asi
Barker
Corporal Stinnett
Baker
Messina
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Amorosgo
B. Porter
Graham
Puisoncy
Te Tuse
Retiring E Burlingame Led Corry Mail Service 34 Years
E Burlingame longtime Corry post office assistant postmaster retires after 34 years and six months in the postal service. He began as a railway mail clerk in 1880s and served as Assistant Postmaster from 1927 until retirement. He active in Pine Grove Cemetery and local civic work. City council holds sidewalk bids. no bids received due to late season work. one property ready for completion along West Smith between Essex and West Wayne.
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Burlingaine
Cory
Amuliye
Corry
Utr
Burlingame
Win
Fis
Nuit the Syfiom
Sign
Burley
Bite Mall
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Hadeen
West Smith Street
Essex
West Wayne
Fronz
England
Wiliams,Spiesman
Nichols
Mulderick
Five wounded in Kentucky feud on main street courthouse
Five wounded in Pineville Kentucky after a gun battle on the main street in front of the courthouse, renewing a bitter feud between two groups of relatives. Two bystanders were injured.
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Mnion Press
Pineville
Hoover final campaign speech planned from Palo Alto campus
San Francisco News reports President Hoover will deliver the final campaign address from his Stanford University home in Palo Alto. Servants confirm radio equipment to broadcast the speech was to be installed that day. The paper cites Ruth Powers, the housekeeper, noting secrecy around the preparations and careful handling by other servants.
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Sy Hniton Press
San Francisco
San Francisco News
Hoover
Stopford Universty
Palo Alto
Secret Service
Ruth Powsil
Homs
Holding Corporations To Be Demanded In Pa Legislature
Harrisburg reports that a Sun- Ate committee recommends a 1993 law to regulate holding companies operating Pennsylvania utilities. The inquiry cites Byllesby and Fleetwood groups over Insull subsidiaries and Penn Central funds diverted to non Pennsylvania ventures. Senate leaders expect a bill to require holding company heads with PA subsidiaries to be bound by the Public Service Company Act.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Press
Harrisburg
Sun- Ate
Public Service Commission
General Assembly
Popnayl- Vania
Tealimany Epinin
Byllesby Engineering and Management Corporation
Ghicde
Philadelphia Conpany
Pittsburgh
Management and Engineering Corporation
Insill Slysidiaries
Pennsylvania
Insull Pennsylvania
Penn Central Light and Power Company
Altoona
Huntingdon
Tasull
Metropolitan Edison
Reading
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Metropolitan Ellison
Fiat
Insel
Penn Central Light and Power
House
Associate Gas and Electric Company
Senate
Taw
Penn-sylvania
Fire destroys large department store in Sheffield
A late night blaze gutted Shu Mots Hee Wright Department Store in Sheffield, Pa., with damages estimated at $200,000. The two story frame building spanned half a city block and was largely under control by 1:80 am. Firefighters from Sheffield, Kane, Warren and the Tionesta Valley Railroad Co. battled flames and prevented spread to nearby structures. Initial reports blamed defective wiring and a misadjusted sprinkler system for the fire.
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United Press
Sheppimld
Hee Wright
Pennsylvania
Pitemon
Sheffield
Kane
Warren
Tionesta Valley Railroad Company
Tionesia
Ward Leaders Named to Direct Relief Fund Drive
Geneva dispatch reports Ward leaders Walter Merrick Ralph Dewey A C Lyons and Clarence Wallace will head a four ward drive to raise nearly 10 000 for the Emergency Relief Campaign. A wide volunteer corps will canvass homes over three days with monthly dollar pledges urged from workers.
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Geneva
Tohn H Blatt
Bird Today
Walter Merrick
Ralph $. Dewey
A.C. Lyons
Clarence Wallace
Wheat futures hit world low on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures price collapsed to a world record low at the Chicago Board of Trade. The decline marked a historic drop, far below the prior record set during Queen Elizabeth II’s era, reflecting a dramatic shift in market conditions.
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New Low
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Elizabeth
England
Relief work plan coordinates city aid with local labor
A new Ute relief program links city aid with short term work. Eligible recipients will perform community tasks for aid, including street work and maintenance around the City Building and parks. The plan, coordinated with state relief, aims to show beneficiaries their labor benefits the city while aiding relief efforts.
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Relief Fund
City
Nftravision
Willinenass
Emlmich Tabor
Minikterad
Te O Municipal
Ten Thousand Dollar Garage Blaze at Erie
A two alarm fire of undetermined origin swept through the Whitney garage and storage firm at Sixteenth and Raspberg streets in Erie, causing about ten thousand dollars in losses and leaving the one story frame structure almost totally destroyed. Firefighters fought for two hours before subduing the blaze, with remaining contents spread over five automobiles and trucks.
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Paris
Whitney
Sixteenth and Raspberg Street
Slsecloth
Siemen
FranceHopes US Backing On Global Security Plan
Paris reports a sweeping French plan for arms cuts and international security urging US guarantees, multilateral forces, and League of Nations obligations. Premier Herriot outlined six conditions including universal military controls and obligatory arbitration ahead of a Geneva conference. Norman Davis, US arms delegate, failed to meet Herriot before Geneva departure.
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United Press
Paris
United States
Geneve
Chamber of Deputies
Edoward Herriot
Eharebal
Herriot
France
U U Uder
Reichswehr
League of Nations
League
Geneva
Norman Davis
Davis
Three Hurt In Crash Near Dunkirk
A vehicle left the road west of Dunkirk injuring three people. Driver Sallce K. Thorsen, 27, Highland Park, Tennessee, suffered five pelvic fractures and internal injuries. Passengers Helen S. Larson, 37, Chicago, and Ormond W. Skinner, 29, Erie, Pennsylvania, sustained lesser injuries.
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United Pr
Dunkirk
Here
Sallce K. Thorsen
Highland Park
Helen 5
Larson
Chicago
Orsmond WN. Skinner
Erie
Florida Prison Official Sentenced Twenty Years In Slaying Case
Captain George W. Courson, a prison camp guard at a Florida facility, was sentenced to 20 years in prison after being convicted on a charge connected to a deadly incident described as a sweatshop death. The judge announced the sentence following a motion for a new trial that was denied.
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Jacksonville
Fis
George W. Courson
Opm
Nonvict
Tupi George Goober Gibbs
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