Senate probes GOP fund raising in Connecticut and beyond
National Republican Committee and independents clash over campaign money as hearings in Washington and Chicago reveal funds raised for La Follette rivals. Testimony cites totals from committees and donors including Mellon and Grundy, with scrutiny of corporate contributions and media ads supporting Coolidge era campaigns.
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Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights Safety First Program
The Kiwanis Club holds its regular meeting featuring a paper titled Safety First by Charles Hause. The program promotes safety awareness in the community with Mrs. Huse leading the discussion and Charles Jing presiding in the absence of the secretary.
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Model mining town ordered razed in Concrete City
Wilkes Barre, Oct. 30. Glen Alden Coal Co ordered 40 families to vacate homes in Concrete City, a mine workers' town built years ago. Officials plan to dynamite the village and remove it, citing sewer project costs of about 200000 dollars. The town was once called the only modeled city in the world and drew national attention.
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Woman nominee for Congress speaker at Meadville meeting
Mrs Eliasbeth Culbertson of Meadville, a Prohibition Labor candidate for Congress from the Erie district, acted as speaker at a meeting in the Municipal trading hall. Livthertsort spoke for her candidacy and the Woman's party issues while Mrs Wilcox led the WCTU county group and others were unable to attend. Rev. W Parnlett chaired the gathering.
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Fifth victim of Looney Gas seeks antidote
Elizabeth New Jersey reports Bert Fusosn died at Reconstruction Hospital amid reports of a deadly cloud called Toonexa Metis. Five victims are described as serious concussions with doctors from Washington aiding in developing an antidote to the strange malady.
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Cross Burning by Ru Kluxers Alarms Town
A cross was burned last night between South Center and Spring streets by local Ku Klux Klan adherents claiming the "Americanism" banner. The ceremony drew no reported injuries as participants dispersed before witnesses could identify them. rumor noted a pre-meeting at a third ward house and Roy Rinkernam was seen in Union City on business.
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Newspapers Targeted Over Income Tax Returns Printing
Attorney General Stone urged United States attorneys to report which papers printed income tax returns. He will study reports to determine where prosecutions may proceed, singling out two papers for special investigation and leaving open the possibility of test cases.
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Six Missing In $1.5 Million Gas Explosion At Martinez
A gas explosion at the oil wharves near Martinez swept a dock and steamer, with 12 crew members missing and six believed to have escaped by leaping into the bay. The fire caused an estimated total loss of 1.5 million dollars.
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Runaway Girls Apprehended in Philadelphia
Nellie Ogonis 17 and Edna Daniliouce 15 ran away from Greenfield Mays last Thursday to “winter” in Minn Ela. Police halted the youths at Roosevelt Boulevard at 3 a.m. detectives report the girls were en route with unclear plans.
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Sherman Man Shot Accident at Local Scene
A Sherman man was shot in the chest while handling a high powered device near a residence. He was taken to Odery Hospital in serious condition but stable. doctors expect a cautious recovery. The incident occurred around noon with investigators unsure of intent.
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Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Erie Court
Louis Ray pleaded guilty to forging a check drawn on the White Front Meat Market for a August offense. He was bound over by Alderman H. Porter and taken to Erie this morning. Police had tracked him to near Westfield and held him in Erie jail since October 18 awaiting settlement efforts.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Stage Masked Ball at Armory
The Veterans of Foreign Wars completed plans for a masquerade dance at the State Armory tomorrow night. The Hallowe'en event is expected to be well patronized with a special program and awards for the two most original costumes.
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Women voters loom large in pending election enigma
New York figures show registration up sharply with women poised to swing the presidential race. Democrats claim independent women favor Davis. Republicans and Prohibitionists dispute, noting mixed signals and regional variance in support.
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Meager diet continues at prison after protest
In Noundsville, Warden SP Smith keeps prisoners on water and bread during a protest over long hours. In a tense night, inmates cried for food while the warden refused to reinstate regular rations, stating they would get bread and water until they calm down.
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Noundsville
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La Follette Attacks Tax Publicity Stand at D A R Meet
Albany reports quote Sen Robt M La Follette attacking Attorney General Stone and the push for publicizing income tax returns. He claims the move protects a monopoly and cheats the public, as he leaves for a speech in Boston. Philadelphia conference of the American Revelation set for next year with nominating committee named.
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Franklin pranksters ride globe trotter duo
Police circulated an alert for James Mon and Frans Shiner described as globe trotter pranksters. The two were last seen in Franklin with uncooperative behavior and placed on a lookout across multiple nearby cities.
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Buffalo
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Union City Plans Cooperation For Road Opening
Union City and Corry clubs agreed to collaborate on the opening of the new state highway. The Union City Motor Club meeting was postponed but Golden Rule Club backing ensures motor club participation. A joint committee from both towns is expected to organize a program at the highway opening ceremony.
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Mystery surrounds Vancouver train blast that killed eight
United Press reports investigators may never know the blast cause that killed Peter Veregin head of the Donkhobor Colony in Nelson and injured twelve more on the same train. Witnesses recall a sulfurous odor and a container of explosives amid a complex scene as investigators probe the tragedy.
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Vancouver
Peter Veregin
Donkhobor
Nelson
L Ray Aye
Thoms
Tegiplature
United Press Today
Chinese Use Poison Gas in Pekin Warfare
Mukherr wire dispatches report Chinese armies near Shanghan used gas on Wednesday. Communiqués say clouds of poison gas were unleashed, marking the first use of gas in Chinese warfare.
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Liberals Hit Hard as Labor Suffers in National Election
A sweeping national result shows liberals losing ground while labor parties suffer in multiple regions. The conservative party secures a clear majority of seats across the country in parliamentary contests.
Sweeping Victory for Ex Premier Baldwin in UK Election
London reports a sweeping Conservative win as Ex Premier Baldwin leads with a likely clear majority. By 2:30 p.m. Conservatives show a net gain of 107 seats. Labour loses ground. Liberal party crushed amid dramatic results.
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British Elections Record Conservative Surge Across Isles
The Conservative party gained ground across Britain as results rolled in, with Labour and Liberals suffering losses. Prime Minister MacDonald secured victory while Stanley Baldwin stood unopposed. Viscountess Astor and Elizabeth Wilkinson marked notable female gains.
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