Train buckles and four cars derailed in Pennsylvanian wreck
Four car freight train on the Muffylo and Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania derailed near a crossing, tearing up tracks and scattering debris. No serious injuries reported as residents were evacuated and a nearby street was briefly blocked while investigators inspected the wreckage. The train remained off schedule for several minutes before authorities cleared the area.
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Muffylo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvana Mailready
Surat
Cross Burned in Yard of Home on Ile Streets
Reports say a cross was burned in a yard on Ile Streets today. Residents describe a fiery incident with noisy activity and suspicion of prank involvement. Authorities have not learned whether the act was the work of a group or a single offender.
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Ile
Clue
Whetter
Flas
Soviet Probe Before Quitting Says McDonald
London dispatch reports Latvia's government resisting resignation while seeking to verify the Zinoviev letter authenticity. A new cabinet committee will probe the silver dive document and its implications as the government faces possible collapse by November 9.
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Sy United Presa
London
Latvie
Ofice
Zinoviev
Stanley Halwit
Prise Minter
Grand jury to hear liquor cases Tuesday in Dimick inquiry
District sources report four liquor cases set for grand jury Tuesday including Erle Dimick Joe Reene Lawrence Wosidard and Mike Waherty. State officers allege Dimick home hosted major illicit operation with moonshine mush and alcohol components, with potential witnesses and counsel preparing for immediate sentencing if guilty verdicts arrive.
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Paul Jurg
Erle
Jusk Madesof
Avemder
Corry Iquior Eigen
Eernger Dimink
Joe Reenne
Lawrence Wosidard
Mike Waherty
Flaherty
Bowsh
Union Street
Bernyt Winnick
Pennsylvania
Syas
Timick
Louis
Sherman youth recover at Corry Hospital
A Sherman youth, Morris Bird, was shot in the chest by an accidentally discharged high power rifle while at home yesterday. He was rushed to Corry Hospital and, under Dr. Kibler care, is improving satisfactorily. John Lake of Ele, injured after a fall from a scaffold at Raymond Point, remains resting comfortably with recovery expected.
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Morris Bird
Supervising Architect Oversees Jamestown Plant Addition
A.B. Mount of this city has been named supervising architect and directs construction of the new addition to the Uorry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation plant. Work is progressing and the addition is expected to be completed early next spring.
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Uorry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Aif
Jamestown firm appoints new sales manager
In a local business notice, Ralph H B Daclin of Jamestown is named assistant sales manager at Goreys Tansytowh Manufacturing Corporation. Mr Larson is affiliated with Watson Manufacturing of Jamestown, Carl Farblan of Jamison also named, with origins of Cony Jamantown industry linking to Mr. Lure. details indicate a residence change for the year.
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Annowncenmit Wattory
Ffir
Goreys Tansytowh Mumifacturing Corporation
Ralph HB
Carly
Sleighing Peaks In 13 Year Record On Wirt Roads
A rural resident praised the unusually good condition of Wirt County roads as sleigh travel returns in a rare seasonal note. He recalls delivering mail by steeph route from October 24 to March 1, noting the winter's record length with around 100 sleighing days reported in that era.
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Stelph
Fine Hallowe'en Party Enjoyed At Country Club
The annual Hallowe en party at Corry Country Club drew over a hundred twenty members, with elaborate decorations and original costumes. Prizes went to Mion Tirawn for a men s Kets uj and Mrs Esther Jarecki as an Indian maid. Clifford Bliss ap Diggs and others also won. Music by Lardon's orchestra, novelty numbers, and a buffet supper marked the evening, which ended after midnight.
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Corry Country Ulot
Mion Tirawn
Guinp
Arta Smith Welsh
Clifford Bliss Ap Diggs
Esther Jarecki
Lardon
Mudnighe
Don Blocard
Mostang
Ann Rowe
B Murrow
CW Tones
Ban on Ethyl Gas Spreads Across States
United Press reports a nationwide move against leading gas additive tetraethyl lead after five deaths linked to contaminated gasoline. New York and New Jersey planned bans, with Standard Oil acknowledging danger, as investigations at Bayway plant in New Jersey continue under Provost A. J. Davies.
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Bayway
Noda
Provectevor A. J. Davie
Union County
Hugh Baker Severely Hurt At Brick Plant Blast
An accident at a brick plant left Hugh Baker badly crushed and with a broken leg after a conveyor incident in the plant yard. Martin Casey, who assisted Baker, was also injured, but Baker’s condition was reported serious though improving at a hospital later in the day.
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Hugh Baker
Heavy Pan
Baker
Martin Cassidy
Bath
le Leavy Pan
Irving Dlehale
Tiemplant Festnt Tile Company
Leighborhood
Aktricates
Martin Casey
Iyo
City Reports Second Case of Contagious Disease
Health officers of the city warn of a second case of chickenpox amid a period described as unusually free of contagion. A placard noting the illness appeared at the home of Calderstone Street. Officials urge vigilance and prompt reporting of suspicious cases to health authorities.
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Cailesmue
Corry
Labor switch roils New York election outlook
Fragmented coverage reports a dramatic shift in New York City labor endorsements from La Follette to Dawes, prompting speculation on mayoral and statewide voting impacts. Analysts note party dynamics may realign voter blocs ahead of Tuesday's election in a volatile political climate.
Investigation delays after election in Senate fund probe
United Press report says the inquiry into the Senate campaign fund was adjourned until after the elections. Names tied to Republican committees, fund totals around 3.75 million dollars include large sums returned or earmarked for senatorial and congressional campaigns. Contributions listed by state show New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New Jersey among others, with some funds restricted or refunded. figures dated October 22.
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United Press
Puipagy
Chicago
Senate
Willem No
Hitler
National Republican
Nelson
Chitin
Anil
Republican Fund
Gem
Griss
State of
Neve
Misswatt
Ane
Deen
Plans To Take Up Missionary Work In Africa
Gotham reports labor and church leaders discuss missionary plans in Africa. Lloyd Shirer, associated with the Pentecostal group, will preach Sunday at 1:00 PM. Frenchy India Mission Station head Hylius will depart from New York in December to oversee work in Africa. Corry and central labor council members react as Frank Morrison notes the AF of L campaign funds. Master Thomas Joseph Moser travels to Dunkirk with Mr. Charles Anderson.
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Lloyd Shirer
Simday
Hyluis
India
Africa
Corm Aie
New York
Mn Corry
Ashington
Central
Tades and Labor Council
Grenton
Corry
Fayeut
Utn
Davis & A
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Tabor
Sditefare
Shinty Campaign Bunds Committee
Tun Taker
Atlantic City
Ja [Ollette
Morrisinsit
Davia
Thair
Don Consciante
Spring Creek Resident Jane Johnson Dies After Illness
Mrs Jane Johnson, wife of Al Johnson, died at her Spring Creek home Thursday evening after a four year illness. Aged 72, she had lived in Spring Creek many years and is survived by her husband and three children Mrs George Mudge Mrs Earl Johnson and Mrs Walter Lamona. Burial plans were not listed in the notice.
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Jane Johnson
al Johnson
Sprig Creek
Spring Creek
George Mudge
Prenier North Girslinay
Earl Johnson
Hillsboro
Oregon
Walter Lamona
Pay
Vandalism Targets Store Windows Across Town
Widespread damage hit business district windows as defacements appeared on most shops during several evenings. Soap marks and grafitti prompted costly cleaning, with merchants incensed at the scale of destruction and police pressed to identify suspects amid early inquiries.
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Cty
Shim
Mike Jan
Rescue of Four Adrift in Rum Running Schooner
Four men were rescued by Coast Guard Cutter Gresham after being shanghaied to a rumrunning schooner Dorothy M Spar off Halifax. They were ill from malnutrition and thirst and brought to hospitals in New York. Names given: Cal Jeger Heston Henry Gillis Edward Borgmaster Louis Cocogane. Captain Gillan of Chama Newfoundland allegedly took command from the former captain after abandoning the crew.
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New York
Meniho
Coast Guard
Greshan
Cal Jeger
Heston
Henry Gillis
Perth ‘Amboy
N. J
Edward Borgmaster
Louis Cocogane
Brockaway
Dorothy M. Spar
Halifax
Uwinet
Michael Gillan
Chama
New Foundland
Amen
Mmost
Forest Fire Proclamation Delays Hunting Season Five Days
Governors order pauses hunting for forest fire risk with rainfall forecast. Officials mobilize wardens and volunteers to patrol lodges while weather aids fire suppression. Proclamation restricts hunting until further notice and expires when rain ends fire danger.
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Pinchot
Corry
Pittsburgh
Execut
Truce Sought in Tong War As East Meets East
United Press reports a truce deal between rival tong societies On Leong and Tong factions effective across eastern districts of the city. A key figure arrived in New York to assume a role in the Home Economics Department while authorities warn against renewed bloodshed in Chinese quarters.
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New York
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M’donald
Dimick
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Nell Cawley
Umiedl Press
Jo Eithy
New York City
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LaFollente
Davie Frionde
Tine
Mbve
Abiouty Town
Imate
Davis
Ann Dawes
Charman Butler
Gotham
Thomas Joseph Moser
Dunkirk
N. Vital Vinitover
Charles Anderson
Rum
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