Bandit Desperado Nabbed After Bailey Escape Recap
Meade Kansas reports describe Mrs. Ansel Hornung and Mrs. P. G. Prather in Meade as they subdue a bandit attempting to steal an auto in the city park. George (Machine Gun) Kelly identified by officers after a gun battle near Enid and Bailey's Dallas jail escape links surface. Bailey, an infamous kidnapper, faces trial for Urschel kidnapping and possible Kansas City Union Station cases.
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United Premeade
Kan
George
Shimaelé
Skidnaper
Dallas County
Oklahoma “City
Harvey Bailey
Yesterdaay
Bailey
Enid
Datlas
Charles Urschel
Kansas City
Union Station
Cuban Cabinet Resigns as De Cespedes is Outsted
Cuba sees a swift, bloodless revolution as President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes loses power after his cabinet resigns en masse. U S naval forces move to protect citizens and interests while a provisional government forms and armed troops take key posts.
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Sy Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
United Press Havana
Guba
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
de Canpedes
Aavana
Cuba
United States
Machatio
Te Cespetles
Sready
de Cespedes
Buch & Possiblity
Washington
McWarland
Cubs
Secretary of State
Hull
Havana
Key
West
Fla
Navy Department
Negn
Cespedes
Sumner Welles
Vermont expected to go wet in national repeal vote
Vermont observers forecast a two to one wet outcome as voters decide on repealing the 18th amendment. Dry prospects faded with sunny weather expected to boost turnout, though rural areas favored prohibition retention.
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ey _wniteu rrese
Montpelier
Vermont
Teaders
Navy balloon winner settles in after Bennett race
Lieut. Commander T. W. G. Settle, pilot of the U S Navy balloon, believed the winner of the Gordon Bennett cup after landing at Pine Orchard Connecticut. Florence Klingensmith, 26, died in the 100 mile free for all as French German Belgian teams retired across Michigan and Ottawa reports came in.
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Pine Orchard
Conn
Gene Gillette
United Press
Chicago
T. W. G. Settle
U.S. Navy
New Haven
Florence Klingensmith
Miss Klingensmith
Filers
Goodyear TX
Ward T. van Oyman
Franciszek Wynek
Zbigniew Burzynaki
Goodyear Corporation
al Ron
Ottawa
Canada
Lattis
Roscommon Midh
Michigan
Theft at brick yard plant sparks investigation
Police investigators probe the loss of fittings from the engine at the Corry Bridel Shd Mle Company plant in the west end. The fittings vanished over a weekend holiday and were discovered this morning as officers continued inquiries this afternoon.
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Corry Bridel Shd Mle Company
West-End
Oil price fixing dispute sent to President Roosevelt
United Press reports a dispute over immediate price fixing under the oil code will be carried to President Roosevelt. Secretary of Interior Lekes withheld setting a trade price for crude oil and gasoline as the code was promulgated. Industry leaders generally approve but some planning committee members are disappointed.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tterion Lekes
Hie
Voters in Corry Seal Second Registration Day
Corry voters had a second chance to register for the Fall primary. Registrars will be at local spots tonight with 10 perpek and an apical issued to maximize registrations. Only one day remains to qualify Saturday September 16.
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Corry
Enrollment at St Edward's School Sees Increase
Preliminary registration at St Edward's parochial school shows rising enrollments with 180 children registered and officials predicting totals near 200. Classes resume midweek and a definite 1993 34 term lineup will be announced after Wednesday's session.
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St. Edward's Parochial School
Francis J. Graves
St Wdyward's
Corry
Pa Officials Propose Merger of Counties
Pennsylvania officials discuss reducing county governments by consolidating minor governments under state control to cut expenses. The proposal, cited by Charles Waters, aims to streamline administration and limit local governance costs.
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United Press
Chicago
GiConedeldathon
Charles
Waters
Cunetan
Pinne
Auto Wrecks In Vicinity Leave Several Hurt
Multiple traffic crashes over the weekend and Labor Day injured upwards of a dozen motorists in the city area. One collision on Proctor Hill involved three cars with Frank Brooks suffering broken ribs and cuts. Two Erie youths in the Whittaker orchestra were badly bruised, while Brooks was charged after treatment at Corry Memorial hospital. Further details describe serious gashes and facial injuries for Frank Marshall and other drivers, with at least one unnamed driver.
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Ollock
Proctor Hill
Frank ‘Brooks
Erie
Whittaker Orchestra
Corry Country Club
Brooks
Corry Cinenital
Gilbert
Poesch
West 28Th Street
Frank Marshall
East 25Th Street
Ted Zahniser
Seminole Drive
Brie
Orie
Tnion City
New Mill Village
Michael McMahon
Ray Jordan
Union
Conten
Mrs Pinchot speaks at Erie on labor, NRA, and reform
Mrs Pinchot addresses 70,000 workers in Erie praising NRA labor aims and urging organization. She cites President Roosevelt administration backing and argues action is needed to secure old age pensions and broader labor reforms. She warns that without collective effort, a difficult path lies ahead for workers.
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Unmnem
Erie
Sephi
NRA
Roosevelts
Whitt
NRA Ia
Tim
Corry Man on U S Champion Rifle Team
Corry athlete Merie Tarnslaat is noted as a member of the United States rifle team that won a championship event. The report mentions other names and competition details with unclear OCR text referencing a Perry location and a final award or stake.
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Corry
U.S
Merie Tarnslaat
Wal A
eiull-Bire Loar Oatel
Perry
Olas
Paedy
Florida And Texas Hit By Twin Tropical Hurricanes
Severe storms raked two U S regions, one hitting Texas near Brownsville and Corpus Christi with possible one million dollars in damage and about a hundred deaths reported, the other sweeping Florida from the Bahamas toward Tampa with citrus belt losses around five hundred thousand dollars. Dozens of communities were cut off, especially around Lake Okeechobee, with unverified fatalities. The Florida center lay 75 miles southeast of Apalachicola as of 8 p.m. local time.
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United Press
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Texas
Brownsville
Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Bahamas
Gulf
Tampa
Lake Okeechobee
Jacksonville
Fla
Appalachiola
Fis
United States Weather Bureau
Appanchiocola
Houston
Tex
Isabel
Three youths held in slaying of patrolman
Three youths aged 20 to 23 were arrested near the Ohio border in connection with the shooting death of State Highway Patrolman Het Hart P. Brantlinger. Authorities said circumstantial evidence pointed to the suspects, while two claimed they were in Pennsylvania at the time. the third said he was visiting a nearby town. Officials released no names, citing lack of charges.
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Ohio State Line
United Press
Beaver Falls
Hethart P .Brantlinger
Darlington Road
Ale ‘Ghig
Pann
Aflgenia
Brurtlinger
Bridgeville Mingsterion
Seaver Pilla
Corpor Fraser
Focal Right Way Patrol
Sruntlinger Wias
Smybhilly
Niece of Hoover May Be Called Lamson Case
San Jose reports a defense hearing at Brakford Travers campus with Davica Carnison listed as a defendant in the Lamson case. The document notes an alleged murder under both Bath and related charges, with multiple officials named and continuing proceedings through May.
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Hoover
BP Unites
San Jose
Calif
Marshallid
Diece
Bath
Lamsbots Allormess
sheTraik
Sat Riley
LeMay
Bandit Captured Near Kane After Inn Hold-Up
A bandit was beaten unconscious with his own pistol during a daylight hold-up at the Longview Inn near Kane Pi. Proprietor William A. Cleer and his son Clarence, aged 65 and 88, restrained the robber as accomplices fled toward Warren after Cleer seized the pistol and struck the man. State police pursued the others.
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United Press
KANE
Longview
Rero
William A. Cleer
Cleer
Clarence
Warren
Freer Credit Declared Big Need of Nation
Jesse H. Jones, head of the Reconstruction Finance Corp, told American Bankers Association bankers in Chicago that freer credit is essential for agriculture commerce and industry and that the government must step in if banks fail to extend credit. He warned that the NRA depends on banks opening credit lines for all sectors and stressed credit as the bloodstream of business, urging banks to support a going country or face government intervention.
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William F. Sullivan
United Press
Chicago
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Inmoe Corporation
Bankers of America
NRA
Jones
NFA
Américan Banking Association
Benking
Rotary Club Discusses Recovery Act Impacts at Hotel Corry
Members of the Rotary Club gathered at the Hotel Corry for a regular meeting to discuss the National Recovery Act and its effects on various industries. Postmaster Harry Rutt led questions while other members, including Higousston, Stee, and NeA, weighed provisions of the program.
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National Recovery Act
Semvisce Club
Corry Stag
Roley
Harry Rutt
Six More Deaths From Sleeping Sickness Reported
A brief item notes six additional fatalities from sleeping sickness in a hard to read dispatch. The report cites ongoing illness and public health concerns as authorities investigate the outbreak and its impact on local communities.
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NAVY
Detroit
United Prev
Mich
Feypord McCann
Caput
Meccan
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MioCana
Mma
ST. Edward's
Union City
Lorida
Wiske
South
Bandit
Reconstruction Finance Corporaton
Upitet Preee
St, Louis
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