Pirates Pay 40000 For Corry Hurler Carmen Hill
Indianap olis Sept 1 Carmen Hill bespectacled star pitcher of the local American Association club was sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 40000 and two players. He will join immediately and has won 21 games and lost 7 this season. The Pirates also receive a two-player package to be sent next spring. The deal creates big interest as Hill once shined for Corry and has been pursued by several major teams.
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Journal
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Thie
Corey
Savenal
Chicago
Hotter
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Sarvtice
McGraw
Pikteburghy Pirates
Louis Cardinals
Ciovinnati Reds
National League
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Inter
Galesburg Flood Roars. Homes Evacuated. Loss Put at 500000
A cloudburst drenched Galesburg causing widespread damage and forcing evacuations. Damage estimates reach 500000 with downed power lines flooded airfields and numerous road washouts disrupting rail and local schedules. Severe floods also hit Guanajuato Jalisco and Oaxaca paralyzing crops and business.
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Mexico
Guanajuato
Jalisco
Oaxaca
Three Gypsies Held After Gas Station Robbery
Three gypsies were arrested near Waltsburg on a $100 looting charge connected to a gas station robbery. They were held overnight at Union City Jail and taken to Cedtedville for a hearing in 12 days. Wives were said to have forced Cuébran's wife to open a register and surrender a gun. The husband worked on a tractor at the Helis station during the incident.
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Union City
Garotine
W. R. Govbras
Gaville
Waltsburg
Aken
Cuébran
Helis
Alling Station
Wat Iin
Avila
Wight
Hamilton
Parker
Walter Capitan
Mieman
Gasofine
Smith Renominated in South Carolina Primary
United Press reports Democrat De Smith was renominated in yesterday's South Carolina primary after votes from 1207 precincts. The total shows Smith 101,521 and Brown 61,700 with a third candidate drawing about 30,000. observers note results may shift with returns from remaining precincts.
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South Carolina
United Pres Olumbus
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Dist
Ferryboat sank on Neva river after collision with German vessel
Report from Moscow estimates 60 to 110 deaths in the Neva river ferry Burevestnik disaster following a collision with a German ship. The first tally put the dead at 150, with search efforts continuing and authorities reviewing the incident details.
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United Pros Moscow
Neva
Burevestnik
Corry Girl In Auto Accident In Porto Rico
Mr and Mrs J S Rogers of this city left for New York City after an auto accident in Porto Rico that injured their daughter Miss Elizabeth Rogers. She is hospitalized in New York with a serious facial injury and possible broken bone but able to call her parents. condition not yet reported as critical.
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New York City
J. S. Rogers
Metropolis
Porto Rico
Derry
Rogers
New York
Rotarians in Splendid Event at Hotel Cory
Corry Rotarians hosted Erie Club members for a grand dinner at Hotel Cory. About fifty Erie Rotarians traveled to Corry, enjoyed hospitality, golf, and a four piece orchestra. Senator Frank Miller spoke on Rotary Symphony praising unity and service.
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Corry Rotatians
Frank Miller
Corry
Rotary, Club of Erie
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Garry
Erie
Cory Country
Barry Rotarians
Mi Et Vaertera
Cory
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Allyde Wilcox
Meadville
Rotary
Senator Miller
Miller
20 Reported Dead in Spanish Wreck
United Press reports a Spanish wreck near Barcelona with twenty dead and a large number injured. The incident, linked to a storm or weather event, affected vessels near Marridl and Camtyya with ongoing rescue efforts and unclear details.
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United Press
Barcelona
Spain
Marridl
Camtyya
Jamestown Welfare Worker Killed in Gowundi Incident
Eleanor Witt a Jamestown welfare worker and former Cannon Tech student was fatally injured in Gowundi while answering a midnight call. A prominent basketball player and social welfare advocate, Witt was one of the town’s notable figures in education and service.
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United Hias Anklin
Eleanor
Miners Leaders Ousted Amid Health Crisis Mounting
Athens Ohio Sept 1 Robert M Marshall president of the Mocking Valley Coal Miners Union oldest in the country was ousted for alleged malfeasance as Ohio district board of United Mine Workers acted. Martinsville Sept 1 United States Senator William McKinley of Illinois in critical condition at sanitarium after congestion of the lungs.
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Athens
Ohio
Robert M. Marshall
Mocking Valley Coal Miners’ Union
JB. Gilbertson
Home Miners’ Union
Chicago
Tih
Ohio District Board of the
United Mine Workers
Martinsville
United States
William Bo McKinley
Illinois
Betaine
Chautauqua Wedding May Influence Canadian Election
A quiet wedding at Long Point near Bemis Point may affect Canada’s September 14 election. Sir Henry Thornton, 62, chairman and president of the Canadian National Railways, will marry Mata Watkiss, 25, daughter of Frederick Watkiss, vice president of International Petroleum, in a ceremony kept secret until after the vote. The match, and Thornton’s England return with Liberal leader William Lyon Mackenzie King, could prompt political scrutiny of railway policy.
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Fay
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Frederick N'Watriss
Tuterational Patroleum Company
Ainda Associative
Johny Hays Hammond
Ars Chaeles Watmore
Wetmare Simmer
Mm Telrers
Sir Henry
Canada
England
William J Lyon MacKenzie King
400000 Signers to Referendum Papers Headed to State
Final plans were made for filing the Illinois referendum petition with the Secretary of State in Springfield. The petition has been signed by 400000 voters and is sponsored by George Brennan, Democratic nominee for United States Senator. He will be escorted from the headquarters to the train by a grass band, a special guard of honor and many Democratic supporters.
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United Error
Chicago
Illinois
Springheld
George Brehnan
United States
Guard of Honor
United States Court Proposal Faces World Court Participation
League delegates reacted to US Senate reservations as 38 of 59 signatories approved the draft. Texas urged that Senate objections be accepted universally, while others warned that broader acceptance would hinge on US willingness to curb its application. Members pressed for a compromise before the conference moves forward.
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United Press
Geneva
Seif. Thre
Hague
Texas
Senate
League
Ie United Stites
First Day of Registration Opens Tomorrow for Voters
Voters must register on Thursday or by October 2 to participate in November elections. Registrars will be at their districts from 10 o clock in the evening to raise turnout, aiming to register as many as possible on this initial day and ease last minute crowding.
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United Rresn
Yill
Hicen Y
Rurolfmnent
Evertings
Erie Residents Filing Bankruptcy Petition
Pittsburgh Sept 1 M P Fill of Erie Pa filed a joint bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 11117.16 and assets 33731. They allege Hall and Carley DeWoody trading as Pac ty Baking Co with liabilities 4052.50 and assets 31.72. Individual petitions were filed for Hall and DeWoody.
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United Press
Pittsburge
Eria
Aty
Stsa
Tra J. Mall
Carley DeWoody
Pac Ty
Hall
DEW
Injured Army Flier Bettis Dies of Meningitis
Lieut Cyr il Bettis, hurt when his plane crashed into Jack's Mountain near Bellefonte on August 28, died at Walter Reed hospital. He had been flown from Bellefonte for treatment, suffered a relapse, and succumbed to meningitis induced by his injuries. Funeral arrangements await War Department action.
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Bellefonte
United Pre
Washington
Cyril Bettis
Bellefont
Bettis
Army
Walter Rued Hospital
Port Huron
Pennsylvania
Jack's Mountain
Bellefopte
Guardsmen Rush to Quell Strike Riots at Manville Plant
United Press reports 30 National Guard from Ward Field Artilery joined 11 state police in Manville after 500 strikers attacked the Manville Penches cotton mill. Troopers were struck by stones. five strikers wounded as police fired volleys and used tear gas. Reinforcements from Providence arrived to protect the plant and restore order at dawn.
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United Press
Manville
Ward Field Artilery National Guard
Providence
Manville Penches
Rolling
Fat Talla
Eprryy
Warren Pa Man Dies in U S Commissioner Office
Jay Eddy aged 70 collapsed and died of heart failure in a room adjoining the office of United States Commissioner Curtis M. Shawkey in Warren Pennsylvania. Eddy was a clerk in the commissioner's office and the death occurred today.
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United Press
Warren
Jay Eddy
United States
Horta Shaken as Azores Earthquake Devastates Payal
An earthquake of record magnitude hits Horta and Payal in the Azores causing widespread destruction. Thousands flee, hundreds injured, dozens left homeless, while major communications stations report partial damage and crews return to restore service. Monara Crandall arrives from Portland to check on his hospitalized father, George Crandall, at Corey Hospital.
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United Press
Horta
Azores Islands
Island of
Payal
Western Union
Commercial
Eastern Telegraph
Mhysland
Eng
Azoresit
Alores
Corvo
Pico
Feteira
Budo Pilar
USA
Monara Crandall
Portland
George Crandall
Corey Hospital
Margaret Crowe
Jamestown
Charles Tate
Five Best Radio Features Listing
Radio listings show WEAF WTAM WNYC and WYeatinghouse schedule items for the evening. Mentions daylight time and various programs including opera and auditorium events with times and stations.
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Hinstein
WTAM
Cleveland
DKA Pittaburgh
Eastern Standard
Wyeatinghouse
Mountain Standard
Wnyc New Work
Ignstern
Hoor
Ginirude
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