Death claims Harden great German editor
United Press report from Berlin notes the death of Maxmilian Harden at 66 in Montanavermala Switzerland. Founding publisher of the weekly Diazukunit The Futura, Harden was an early foe of the Kaiser and a pacifist advocate who warned against German war policies and supported League of Nations ideas. He faced prison threats, wartime suppression, and later criticism from Nationalists for his views.
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Stock Prices Rally Today Amid Short Covering
New York October 31 stocks climbed with U S Steel and General Motors leading gains as short covering and oversold conditions sparked a rally. Despite firmer call money at 4 percent and nervous sentiment, the market opened strong and extended into the afternoon with several names including Rosia Insurance, Case Threshing Machine, Baldwin, International Harvester, American Tobacco, and Houston Oil rising four to more than eight points.
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Lindbergh Hired as Aviation Consultant by Guggenheim Fund
TransAtlantic flier Charles A. Lindbergh is retained by the Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics in a consulting capacity. The foundation says he will not join any commercial venture and may pursue aviation activities of his choosing with New York as his base. He recently toured the United States and is expected to visit Michigan this week.
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Boston
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Green Mountain
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Twenty one fatherless by man's death in Pa
Harrisburg dispatch reports Milton Deite of East Berlin drowned in Swatara Creek near Middletown. His body was recovered face down in three feet of water by Alfred Kletland of Middletown. Deite had been married three times.
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McCoy's Tablets Marketed For Gaining Weight
An advertisement urges thin men and women to gain weight with McCoy's Tablets promising health benefits and increased energy. The copy offers an ironclad guarantee: if after four weeks no gain of at least six pounds and improved health, the druggist will refund the purchase. The notice touts McCay's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as well and directs readers to Ames & Con and other drug stores.
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Funeral of John Moffitt draws large local crowd
An unusually large attendance of neighbors relatives and friends filled the Corry Funeral Home for the funeral of John E Moffitt retired mail carrier. Reverend Jay Martin former pastor of Itw Tothl Presbyterian church Westfield officiated assisted by Rev Roger T Cressey. Mrs Frank Cole sang with accompanist Mrs Frank Betts. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with bearers named from the community. Out of town attendees included several Smiths Mullens Gibson Brat and Sundvan families from Cleveland Pine Valley and Celoron among others.
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Cleveland
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Martha Smith
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Henry Rapp
M. Mullen
Joseph Mullen
Ann Gosselbretch
Warren
Kate Mulesen
Pine Valley
Frank Gibson
Harry Gibson
Gonnenntville
Clayton Bratt
Celoron
Ni Y
Will Continue War on Vice in Pittsburgh
The Cite gen's League will carry on its drive against vice in Pittsburgh despite the disappearance of William L. Ring. Teague head and league officials said the executive board will meet to plan the censoring of cases started by King and organize for future work.
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Thompson pushes America First drive amid war talk
Chicago reports no British troops near the city as Gen Thompson calls for volunteer support and public school history revision. Advisers mull replacing statements with machine gun metaphors while armaments rise, with emphasis on patriotism and anti-British sentiment.
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Old Brother for Slaying in Lewistown
James McMullen, 19, Day Valley, charged with the death of his brother Joseph McMullen after a quarrel over intoxication. Joseph, a father of six, was struck with a garden rake and later died in Lewistown. Coroner and district attorney to decide on action.
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One-Man Auto Ring Taken in Batavia Arrest
BUPPALO N Y Oct 8 Detectives nabbed Edward Reynolds 29 of Pittsburgh ending a one day stolen automobile ring. Police traced the trail back to November 1926 after a Stolen car sale and an advertisement in a Batavia newspaper offering to buy a coupe at an extremely low price. Reynolds was arrested following the inquiry.
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Guernsey Island’s Noted Products and Trade
Guernsey Island spans about five miles by nineteen miles in area and is famed for rich soil and horticultural and floricultural products grown largely under glass. It also supports a strong catte breed and an export trade in granite.
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Police Move to End Blocking of Crossings
Police move to halt Erie Railroad trains that block crossings beyond the municipal limit. Conductor of Express No. 14 facing charges after holding the First Avenue crossing from twenty minutes to over a half hour Sunday morning, causing traffic disruption around churches. Chief Tipton vows to stop the practice amid multiple complaints by pedestrians and a Fourth Ward manufacturer who was delayed thirty five minutes last week.
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The Precise Person With Hidden Shoestrings
A brief note from Michmond News Seniler describes a precise person who folds paper money carefully and keeps two extra shoestrings in a dresser drawer, knowing exactly where to find the flashiligit.
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Progress With Erection Of New Gas Station
The week showed fine progress in building a new gasoline station on West Smith street by Mead and Brown. Steel framework is finished by Rogers Structural Steel Co. and remaining construction will rush ahead. Delays arose from gravel and cover work at the site, but plans call for a large, modern filling station with tourist camp facilities, aiming to rival New York and California standards.
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Princeton Alumni Win Benefit Game at Yankee Stadium
The Princeton Alumni football team defeated Hare Yard graduates 7 to 0 at Yankee Stadium yesterday in a Red Cross benefit game.
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