Greek Court Denies Insull Extradition to Chicago
The Greek appellate court refused to extradite Samuel Insull to the United States on bankruptcy law charges tied to his utilities empire. Insull, backed by top lawyers, had faced multiple hearings and was briefly freed earlier. During detention he suffered heart and diabetes issues while hospitalised.
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Chicago
United Press
Athens
Samuel Tnsull
Tnsull
Star Lawyers
Greece
United States
Court of Appeals
Insull
Sir Basil Zahwreff
Europe
Pai Tawyers
Ieven
County G O P Drives to Elect Ticket in County Race
Mortimer Graham, chairman, outlines a county wide campaign for the Republican ticket. Dell Darling seeks sheriff with strong support from former rivals. Ralph McGord, an early candidate, plays a reinforcing role as the party urges turnout. A gubernatorial circular attack aided Darling and the ticket.
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G.O.P
Mortimer Graham
Republican County Committee
Graham
Republican Party
Mornington
Darling
Gover Eirotlar
Burling
Man At Heyziend Plant Loses Finger In Accident
An employee at the Heyziend Manufacturing Company sustained the loss of a finger around 11 o'clock this morning. The young man, Alfred Vannimann, reportedly had his index finger crushed while at work. The incident occurred at the plant on 07 acon avenue cum.
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Alfred Vannimann
Acon
Heyziend Manufacturing Company
Presson
Amgmtation War Fund
Fares Homplbil
Inquest Set Friday for Death of Ford Harvey
Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davison set Friday at 9 AM for the inquest into the death of Ford Harvey who was fatally injured when his Ford truck was struck by train No 950 on the Pennsylvania Railroad at the Franklin street crossing October 5th. The inquiry will be held in the Municipal building.
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Lawrence Davialon
Ford Harvey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Franklin Street
Cuba May Balk at Payment of Machado Debts
Havana considers repudiating illegitimate debts contracted by former President Machado. Cabinet reviews tax arrears and dwindling revenues amid financial strains linked to Chase National Bank probes. A student army uprising and planned formal government restructure surface as a potential crisis deepens.
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Cuba
Machado
Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Scriors
States Senate
Washington
Chase National Bank
Pinchot Seeks Wet-Dry Accord In Pa Power Struggle
Governor Pinchot pursues a working coalition of drys and wets to keep liquor politics steady in Pennsylvania. He expects a Friday meeting to discuss liquor taxation and control measures amid farm relief debates at a special session. Meanwhile farm leaders press for immediate state and federal action to avert farm bankruptcy and boost agricultural recovery.
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Middlewestern
Farmers Score
Wallace
Relief of Farmers of Nation
Eale
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pinchst Jy
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Syenied Press
LHS Moins
AAA
Clyde L. Herring
Ube Pea
Adricilire Wallace
Halloween Parade Plans Change Route For City Celebration
A Halloween parade is planned with divisions led by the V. W. Bugla and drum corps. The route shifts north on Center to Congress, east to Main, and wraps through Church, Smith, Maple, Buf Fiaee, and Center before reaching the Rex theatre. Four new float entries were added Homer Grocery Jones Garage WW Grant Co and Junior High Mechanics. Weather improvement expected to help attendance.
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Witenes
V.¥. W. Bugla
Dram
Ast
West Pleasant
Center
Congress
Fooms Wit
Sey- Heort
Lirch
Smith Street
Maple Avenue
Wryeasant Street
First Avenue
South Street
Rex Theatre
Spring Street
Homer Grocery
Jones Garage
WW. T. Grant Company
Roosevelt seals control of steel rails price and strike
President Roosevelt appears to have cemented his uphill recovery policy in the steel industry by settlement of the captive mine dispute in Pennsylvania with workers gaining nearly all demands. A rail price dispute ends with a government bid to buy rails and related items for a large railroad order, while the price is set at 36 474 per ton after a split difference. Four steel companies with rail mills are expected to share in the massive contract, including U. S. Steel with mills in Pittsburgh Chicago and Birmingham Bethlehem Steel.
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Julius Frandsen
United Press Star
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Pennsylvania
Public Works Administration
Hastman
Wastman
House
U. S. Steel
Hay Rail
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Bethlehem
Wilt
Unclear case terms involve Erie man and damages
Fragmentary OCR notes report a $10,000 suit against an Erie man, mentioning Greensburg and Naw Kennington. The text is damaged but references a $16,000 damage claim and a court filing amid uncertain names and dates.
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ERIE
Greensburg
Pattna
Strike ThreatENS Hard Coal Field in Pennsylvania
A strike was threatened by anthracite miners in Pennsylvania during the second day of their convention. The action targets recognition of a union formed by dissidents who split from the United Mine Workers of America.
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Pay Ct
Pennsylvania
Cna
Whit
Meni
United Ming Workers of America
Rerouting Highway Restas with Road Association Discussed
In a dated exchange Governor Pinchot weighs options for relocating Route 6 to Edinboro and nearby corridors. Officials debate using Mill Village to Steadyville or Albion routes, with preference for a direct path via the Pymaturing Reservoir. Traffic projections suggest increased near the reservoir area despite a longer route.
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Mill Village
Trafic
The
American Associa
Lion of State
Steadvilly
Albion
Springboro
Olio
Pymaturing
Hoowevell
Wiggin Admits Plans to Evade Tax Payments
Albert H Wiggin acknowledged that his personally owned corporations in Canada and the United States were created to reduce federal and New York state income taxes. He cited the Shermar Marlyn Clingston and Medfield corporations as devices to lessen taxation, though noting the strategy largely failed and stockholders still paid taxes.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Slock
Albert H. Wiggin
New York
Wiggin
Wilert
Ferdinand Pecora
Shermar Corporation
Marlyn Corporation
Clingston Corporation
Wig‘pin
New Yorks
Pecora
Medfield Corporation
Canada
Rotary club meets to hear on Erie County amendments
Benf Swartz club speaker addressed Erie County Rotary members at Impheur meeting in Corry today. He explained proposed amendments to the state constitution to be voted on November tenth, detailing provisions and benefits without partisan influence. Hurd Wolfe, tutor school principal, attended quietly.
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Swag
Wish Erie
Rotary Club
Impheur
Weblenway
Hurd Wolfe
Thigh McNnol
Favor Commission for Liquor Control one WITH MYSTERY
A bipartisan five member liquor control commission will be invited by the House to oversee licensing and sales, replacing current methods. The plan, chaired by Clinton A. Sowers, includes eight district committees and allows liquor consumption in hotels and restaurants while denying packaged sale and original-container premises.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lquct
House of Representatives
Clinton A. Sowers
Brooks High
Sowers
Auditor General
Relief Fund Year End Shows Small Balance
Auditors D M Hillburg and A G Postlethwait report Corry Relief Fund ends year October 30 with balance 2874 21. Beginning cash 562 36 receipts 4497 31 miscellaneous 708 55 total 5858 22. Disbursements include Children’s Aid Society 400 office expenses 18647 salary Miss Whiteley 3810 Pennsylvania Gas Co 4049 Corry Water Supply 25 51 Pennsylvania Electric Co 146 35 woodlot 859 79 gardens 470 85 miscellaneous expense 190 92 government taxes on checks 4 40 total 2983 98. Balance removes need for future relief solicitations.
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D. M. Hillburg
A. G. Postlethwait
Corry
Children's Ala Society
Graf Zeppelin Near Coast of Spain in World News
United Press reports Graf Zeppelin approaching the Spanish coast on October 31 as it held position near 40 degrees north 1025 west. Commander Dry Hugo Hekener said the flight would stay above northern Portugal border area, with no further details released. Prison population figures in 1966 show 7,585 inmates, noting limited cell capacity and ongoing state controls.
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United Press
New York
Radio Marine
North Unil
West St
Spaniary
Portugal
Dry Hugo Hekener
Tha Teijr Waa
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