Unharvested Drops Spark Farm Losses in Bandit Tale
Article reports farmers facing significant losses as crops remain unharvested amid a bandit raid. References to Mitchell pleading not guilty and Anderson leading a bandit gang. Ongoing police lookout for book robbers, a hospital scene with a head wound, and identifications of suspects Morris Sperazzo and Po.
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Mitchell
Rupfalo
N.Y
SMO
Sluoon
Ditchy Anderedn
Gerald Chapman
Earlver
Howe
Harry Morris
Mike Sperazza
Varington
Anderson
Vraington
Meyers
Recall of French General Impending
Paris October 20 United Press reports the recall of Gen Jarrall the French administrator in Syria is suspended after protests over damages to foreign and especially American property in Damascus. The protests say damages in the city totals are significant and influence the plan to withdraw Surfail. Sarrail may be replaced on the war count with a civil governor backed by Paul Boncour likely to lead a Syria mission.
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United Press Paris
Jarrall
Syria
Damareux
Pavileye
Withdaw
Surfail
Sarrail
Paul Boncour
Chamber of Deput¢e
Fireniehs Shandate
Settlement of Balkan trouble big achievement
Paris reports that the League of Nations considers the settlement between Greece and Bulgaria a major peace milestone. The council adjourned as both sides claimed victory, with invader evacuation completed, exchanges of prisoners, and refuting ongoing front line clashes.
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League of ‘Nations Council
United Press
Paris
League of Nations
Nivity Council
Kaneil Houre
Macedonia
Today’s five best radio features
Radio listings show WEA New York at 8 PM with Billy Jong and Ernest Hare. KSD St Louis at 7:90 PM features central opera Fant or. KOA Denver at 8:10 PM presents Mong tin Edmonton. WGN Schoningen at 7:40 PM features His Fam. The PG Players present His Family ret.
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WEA
New York
Billy Jong
Ernest Hare
St. Lowie
Fanot
Koa Dénvar
Mogntin
Edmontor Gre Chats
WGN Schonentady
Subway Under Erie R R Decided At Columbus
A state highway plan to build a subway under the Erie Railroad between Columbus and Wrightsville was approved after a hearing by the Public Service Commission. Estimated cost around 90 000 dollars, with cost split among Warren County Columbus Township and the state highway department. Final agreement pending formal approval and public meeting notes indicate strong regional interest.
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Hetwee Corey
Wrightsville
Erie Railroad
Uobue Wis
Tyne Commission
Fie
Jayn
Columbus
Warren County
Columbus Township
Erie Railroad Company
Railrouse Company
Moluci Hus
Erie
Iis City
Hrokenarraw
Alumni Comedy Delights Large High School Audience
A well staged wholesome comedy drew a large audience at the High School Auditorium last night. The farce centers on the juveniles of Chester Finney, cleverly revived by Ernest Morrow, with a strong cast including Jane McCray Dorothy Loveland Jewell Nayar and others. The Pepadores orchestra provided a pleasing program directed by Arthur Campbell. The show benefits Virgil G Curtis Memorial Fused and will be repeated tonight. a strong local crowd should not miss it.
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Atumo Association
Ghester Rinney
Ernest Morrow
Finney
Timself
Tora
Krank
Arthur Campsbell
Virgil G. Curtis
Lone Police Officer Foils Bandit Gang in Night Chase
United Press reports a lone Lieutenant Exsil Pukrman of the Judlsey boulevard police engaged seven gunmen. He killed one bandit and enabled the arrest of others after a chase with a speeding car. Fahrmay allegedly killed another shooter before being wounded. Police later captured the gang.
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United Prete Union
CYEY
N. J
Exsil Pukrman
Iudlsey Boulevard
Fuheman
Mahrmus
Fahrmay
Pang
High School Plans Procession to Union City Game
High school students plan a 10 drive to Union City tomorrow to witness the Union City versus Corry High game. Sevens are asked to meet at the high school to form a procession to the grounds as a large crowd plans to motor to Union City.
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Union City
Corry
Professor Barth to Direct Local Choral Society
Prof Barth of Jamestown to direct the Cory Choral Society for an evening rehearsal at the Municipal Building. Executive Committee met to arrange engagements with the Oleate Society for a concert in Ottis later, with plans for a return engagement.
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Purety
Cory
A. Hillstram
Jamestown
Ottis
Corry’s First 1925 Fight Card Tonight at Armory
Promoter Predilie Dailey announced the Esterbrook-Pey boxing night at the State Armory with doors at 7 30 pm. Local sportsmen backing the show expect a large crowd as promoters plan yearly events if support continues. Referee and judges will be seated ringside.
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Conighe
Predilie Dailey
Eversitting
State Armory
Dailey
Sony
Exo
Weather Break in Cold Snap Promised Across East
Forecasts predict an early break in stormy, cold weather across the middle and northern Atlantic seaboard with milder conditions ahead. The United States Weather Bureau indicates a rapid thaw beginning Sunday east of the Mississippi as a warm trend follows the deep freeze.
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Alanie
United States Weather Bureau
Fai
Mississippi
Rafi
Bandits Get $6 500 Payroll at Phila
Paris dated report says the French foreign office found no foundation for public bird reports about a change in ambassadors. Senator Victor Henry Berenger was mentioned as a potential successor to Laeschner in Washington, with implications of cabinet reshuffle.
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Bandits
Phila
Unitecross
Paris
Laeschner
Washington
Victor Henry Berenger
Darschne
General denial to all charges of misconduct
The article reports Colonel Willans Mitchell entering a general denial to all misconduct charges in a military trial. He pleaded not guilty to every charge, as court martial proceedings adjourned to allow prosecution and defense to prepare witnesses and evidence for Monday morning sessions before Major General Robert L. Mowze.
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United Pri Washington
Col
Willans Mitchell
Aviyg
Antonio
Mitchell
Frits Reid
Irpis
Hi Wolinsel Ag
Sige
Cal Sherman Marelind
Teat
Robert L. Mowze
Wyyil Ten A.m Monay
Stolen Goods Recovered in City After Outreach
Authorities report recovery of most stolen items and detainment of a year old girl at a Jamestown detention home. Relatives returned goods to the local resident, while remaining items may be offered for balance. Prosecution likely as New York State authorities seek formal processing.
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Fredrick Street
Jamestown
New York
Ernest Torek Faces New Charge in Erie Grand Jury
Erie records reveal Ernest Torek among defendants charged under Vidstinp liquor laws. Sergeant B. Yergen reports investigations after contact with victims. District Attorney M. Levant Davis releases a partial list for the November grand jury convening next Monday at the courthouse. additional cases to be added as transcripts arrive. Defendants listed include John Thompson, Willie O’Neal, Haryana Schaaf, Joseph Mistoryeth, Jerry Gibbs, Ernest Phrels, and others with offenses ranging from statutory violations to mayhem.
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Erie
Oct
B. Yergen
Court House
M. Levant Davis
John Thomp
Sony Willie O'Neal
Haryana Schaaf
Joseph Mistoyeth
Jerry Gibbs
Ernest Phrels
Santa Barbara Shaken By Light Earthquake
Santa Barbara and Ventura were jolted by a light earthquake at 3:30 a m today lasting about 12 seconds with no reported damage. Sajita Marie and other northern points did not feel the tremor, while the quake was noted 25 miles south of Santa Barbara.
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Santa Barbara
United Press
Calli
Gta Barbara
Ventura
Here
Sajita
Condition Serious After Hospital Incident
Reports from Carry Hospital reveal Mrs Mabel Knopf suffered serious injuries a few days ago on North Center Street. She was hospitalized after flames and burns threatened her body arms and limbs. Attendants stated her condition remained grave but slightly improved.
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Carry Hospital Todas
Mabel Knopf
North Center Street
Anrie
Kuipl
Corry
Damascus like city of death riddled by shelling
Reports from London describe Old Damascus heavily bombarded by French forces. About 1200 prisoners believed killed in the city prison and extensive property damage cited. Protests by European envoys reportedly halted bombardment briefly amid crisis talks.
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United Press
London
Old
Damascus
Byreg
Darnageus
Clyde Named Head of Carnegie Steel
New York October 90 Judge Elbert H Gare announced William Clyde will replace Homer D Williams as president of Carnegie Steel a United States Steel subsidiary. Williams resigns to become president of Pittsburgh Steel. Mrs N Wassink and daughter visited the city. Mildred Hodges and daughter ToeBilen 18h plan Warren service for Joseph Lite. Mrs Bess Allen Caflisch went to Union City.
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New York
Elbert H. Gare
William Chydé
Homer D Williams
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Cys
Ke Wcomies
Wilting
CamelSteel Company
Pittsburgh Steel Company
N. Wassink
Mac Ff Clymer
Mildred’ Hodges
ToeBilen
Warren
Katherine Emersonteft
Joseph Lite
Bess Allen Caflisch
Union City
Nian Vinite
Unique Event in Lives of Mr and Mrs L D Watson
A lengthy notice honors the 70 plus year marriage of Mr and Mrs L D Watson. It notes their residence in Melehon TW North Venter, a garden welling ceremony, and a family dinner and neighbor reception. Surviving relatives include Mrs TL Baker Union City and Mrs LR Daddant Jamestown among others. A large gathering of relatives and friends will attend the celebration.
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L.D. Watson
Lacran
Watwen
Lhititie
Jil
D. Wit
Adi
Melehon
North Venter
Sundal Niverilwest
Ladrai
de Watsin
Jin
Ape
Sarah Burton
Fem Indogay
Isa Cruse
Dérfaemiel Ty Rey GM
Herman O
Helin
Ma 'Hiss
Anders Watson
Altien
Noten
Yeats Wait
Pury
Wikrehey
Wat
Watson
Florence
Baker
Union
Daddant Jamestown
Lest Watson
Menville
BL de Lah
Ribert J Warton
Nple
Aint
Firemen Overcome by Gas Fighting Blaze
New York October 30 Twenty five firemen were overcome by gas while battling a blaze that swept through tenements on the Bowery and surrounding streets injuring several people Two women suffered serious burns in a separate upper uptown incident Chief Quinn was rescued after being submerged by a sudden flare up Firefighters rushed to rescue him and two women were severely burned in another fire setting off an urgent emergency response.
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Vallea
New York
Uremish
Bowery
Quinn
Leath
Méeph Paster
Fosters
Fifteen Injured In Trolley Collision
Fifteen persons were injured, one seriously, in a head on collision between two trolley cars near Maudit Chunk Pa on Oct 30. The East Penn Blew trolley line car traveling north from Posteville crashed into a southbound car after signals were misunderstood. Operated by Henry Sherman and John Gallagher, the incident disrupted service between Tamisiqua, Coalsdale, and Lansford.
Unharvested Crops Highlight Weather Hit Farms
A distorted account notes unharvested potatoes corn and buckwheat due to bad weather. Farmers fear reduced yields, with reports of threshed grain, rising prices for wholesale potatoes, and concerns over early winter. Weather lingering through weeks threatens crops across regions and livelihoods.
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Liu Comte
Tony
Fanti
Clequilas
Eason
Farmer
Steuay
Pyleasir
Inuilivite Resik
Jinengenformans
Jonnie
Nate
Special Registration Heavy in First Ward
Forty five voters registered at yesterday’s special registration in the First Ward amid a tight alderman contest. Willian Shiels, special registrar, enrolled forty of the district’s voters while Second Ward and Third Ward precincts sent two voters each. no Fourth Ward enrollment occurred. Next Tuesday’s municipal election approaches with officers to be chosen.
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Willian Shiels
King Votre
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