Mine Disaster At Nantcoke Claims Ten Lives
A tunnel explosion at a Susquehanna Coal Company mine in Nantico ke Nanticke results in ten deaths. Rescue teams recover workers bodies as officials dispute the blast cause while relatives gather at the gates of the colliery.
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Nanticoke
United Proat
Wilresbarre
Iit
Enprosivat
Nantidoke
Searure
Hey
Uwe Yietitha
Apie
Susquehanna Collieries Company
George Veltv
Anéa
A.m Hy
Suquetianna Cotorion Company
St of den
Louis Naval
Joop! Nusa
Nednticoke
Andrew Novak
Anthony Kaininsky
Nant Conker
Hitaw
Ol Novak
Roth
John Makar
Corry Choral Society Opens Season Work
Corry Choral Society invites all residents to a meeting at the Municipal building next Sunday evening. Prof RO Burtt will direct rehearsals and attend the Tuesday session. The group plans a future operetta and invites all interested in singing to join. Mrs B Porter left for Ann Arbor for hospital treatment.
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Corry Choral Society
Tounday
RO Burtt
Durin
Wve
Enida
Vst
A Hillstrom
Otter
Hope
Ornst
Evou allAty
Thin City
B. Porter
Ann Arbor, Mich
Ani Qwbrity Hospital
Radio listings highlight Wagner recital and Philharmonic concert
The page lists WEAT and WIZ evening features including Walter Danosch in a Wagner recital Das Rheingold and Willem Mengelberg with the New York Philharmonic. Also noted are WAZ Springfield and Boston Symphony Orchestra broadcasts with times around 8:10 PM. WRAL Kansas City spotlights a 11:40 PM program.
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WEAT
Walter Danosch
WIZ
New York
WRO Wallingtor
Hystori
New Yorke Philharmonic Orchentrsy
Willem Mengelberg
WAZ Springfiel
Iastem
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Kouste
WSB
Atanta
Pal
Wired Help Skylieke
WRAL
Miss Witch Model 1926 Farce Sparks Bawdy Glee
A fragmented review notes a risqué stage piece titled The Witch of 180 and mentions the performer’s flirtatious persona. It hints at audience reactions and the production’s focus on provocative humor rather than clear plot.
Needlework Guild Calls For Garments And Prompt Delivery
Members of the Needlework Guild are urged to promptly deliver garments for the little folks ahead of the annual reports and the forthcoming officer election. Directors are reminded of their obligations and asked to ensure timely completion and delivery.
Disordered Halloween Eve Leads to Two Arrests in Pittsfield
Two Pittsfield men faced disorderly conduct charges after allegedly following and annoying three Third Ward girls during Halloween revelry. Donald Warner, 20, fined $25 and costs. Charles Golding, 80, fined $12 and costs. Police warned revelers to stay lawful and anticipates hearings Monday.
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Pittsfield
Third Ward
Hallowe'en
Donald Warner
Charles Golding
Porter
Duprile
New Quakes Terrorize Devastated Armenia
Dispatches from Moscow report another powerful earthquake jolting Armenia on October 30. Widespread destruction followed, with many villages and towns razed and thousands left homeless as buildings collapsed and shelters remained scarce. Authorities warned of further aftershocks.
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Iby
Moscow
Mmadinny Firtanalty
Ogetn
Lieninakan
G O P Leaders Optimistic As Election Nears
Washington reports show Republicans buoyant about a late surge while Democrats hold firm. With 20 million voters expected at the polls, campaigns focus on final radio appeals and turnout drives. Party leaders and campaign committees issue guarded statements as early results loom.
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Paul B. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Dhew
United States Senate
Representaties
Phators
Wid
Congress
Strite
Toorest
Treasuiry Mellon
Feaders
James V Mechinus
House
Démocratic Speakers Bureau
Republican Party
White
Gerty
Chikrmad Phipps
Halloween Parade Promises City Wide Costume Event
City officials announce a old time Halloween celebration for youngsters with a parade at 7 to 8 pm marching through the downtown to the Stile Armory for a masque dance. Veterans sponsor activities including prizes for best costumes and a dancing party by Tmrson's Orchestra regardless of weather.
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Hallowe'en
Wits
Sure Armory
Harry Spiner
W. ‘Thomson
Wits Yeu
Sinwa
Sin
aBe
Down Town
Stile Armory
Maskurt
Amd
Yale
Company J
Tmrson
Firolah
Queen Marie Back Instates Western Tour
Queen Marie travels aboard Queen Marie's train en route to Winnipeg Canada before a Sabbath in Minnesota as she resumes western tour. The royal family enjoyed a quiet day in Canada with an informal lunch party for the queen's birthday and reflections on life in Bucharest amid a serial program of the American visit.
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Py United
Queen Marie
Lab
Wnipeg
Canada
Oét.a
Maple
United States
Minnesota
Bucharest
GOP Campaign Tide Closes Tonight in Pittsburgh Banquet
Pittsburgh election eve report notes the GOP push for votes with a banquet hosted by the Army and Navy Republican plot. Speeches planned by Senator David A. Reed General Edward Martin and former Deputy Attorney General Emerson Goldine will endorse the Republican ticket. addresses to be broadcast by AVIAS starting at 8:90.
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Pittsburgh
GO. P
Army and Navy
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Atorney
Emerson Goldine
Reptilican
AVIAS
Payroll Robbery Ends in Gunfire in New Orleans
Five masked men held up a payroll motor transport in New Orleans. They wounded guard James Nelson as driver Huey Schmacher failed to halt the truck. The robbers escaped with about $12,000.
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New Orleans
Mente 8
Huey Schmacher
James Nelson
Chest total grows passes 9000 dollars mark
Community Chest drives progress toward nine thousand dollars with pledges increasing hourly. Committee expects final tally in the next days, aided by plant contributions and ongoing solicitations as cleanup and final tabulation proceed.
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Lanny
Terry-Jamestown
Hilletrom
Higgs
Fara
Hallowe'en Entertainment At Parochial Hall
Large crowd attends St. Edward's Parochial Hall for a successful Halloween program by young performers. The stage decor reflects the season and the hymn operetta Thro' the Music Book captivates the audience, earning praise for children and organizers alike.
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St. Edward's Parochial Hall
Missing Memphis bank official linked to $400000 shortage
Courtney Glisson, 30, a teller at Bank of Commerce and Trust, vanished as investigators confirmed a shortage exceeding 400000. A letter from Glisson to the bank outlined misused funds during three years as he allegedly used bank money for advertising and extending his painting business. The bank expects to cover losses via a 100000 indemnity bond and a 700000-plus reserve. Glisson claimed to be departing honorably to return in two years. His wife, stunned, says he had a gambling and speculative past and remains devoted at church and home.
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Memphis
Tenn
Courtney Glisson
Bank of Commerce and Trust Company
Glisson
Fist of Tia
Nashville
Tgrim
Bak 6: Such Contingencies Ta Tift Teltér To His Former Employers Glisson
Glissey
Potato Club Hosts Potatoes Exhibit and Guests
The Corry Kiyanis Club welcomed 33 boys who entered the Potato Contest. Merle Drake led the agricultural committee in organizing the event with A E Ruet of State College judging potato exhibits averaging 60 per cent. Dr H C Maitland of Winfield spoke and sang, joined by guest Me Shapiro from New York City.
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Corry Kiyanis Club
Uth
Agricultural Committee
Merle Drake
Me Shapiro
New York City
Bridge Crash Kills Woman. Three Escape With Minor Injuries
Erie scene near Mill Village on Perry Highway reports a Ford roadster plunging through Pollock's Bridge over French Creek after heavy recent rains. Mrs Vivian Smith, 28, wife of Rev Charles Smith, drowns. three others escape with minor to serious injuries. Coroner Dan Tanley orders probe as state funds for bridge repair remain unavailable. Arthur Kleiner Helen Gregor and William Schafer among the injured. witnesses saw no danger light.
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Pollock
Mill Village
Perry Highway
Waterford
Vivian Smith
Charles Smith
Sixttenith Street
Erie
Ford
Smithy
Brench Creek
Pollack
Erie County
Entines
Advice
Dan Tanley
Mi Village
Prench Creek
Arthur Kleiner
Helen Gregor
William Schafer
Grapes Picked by Boats In Grape Belt Harvest
An unusual 1920 grape belt report notes heavy rains forcing boat-assisted grape picking. Workers traverse flooded lowlands in boats, loading fruit onto barges and motor ships to a tending station, likening the scene to Venice. The season becomes one of the most unique in history with vivid imagery of colored regalia among vines.
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Venice
Europe
Fear of diphtheria outbreak dispelled at Concord schools
Health authorities announced negative throat cultures in two suspected diphtheria cases at the Concord school building. Dr. Kibler, school doctor, found conditions satisfactory and all city schools operating normally with minimal contagion, while observation continued to prevent any spread.
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Concord
GW. Dunkle
J. G Kibler
Ribler
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