Thousands Turn Out for Erie County Firemen's Meet
Thousands gathered in the city Monday for the Erie County Volunteer Firemen's Association field meet. A grand parade formed despite heavy morning rain, with visits from several delegations canceled, and the day highlighted by a big firemen's ball at the State Armory in the evening.
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Warelock
Erie County Volunteer Pitemen's Association
Stite Armory
Companien
St O'Etlock
Gerry
Serta Ripley
di Pity
Ain
East Mai Street
Center
Washington
Maple Avenue
Smith
Renter
Main Street
Avenua
Plemsmint
Bronk
Sir James Hotel
Waa
Dlemen Ai Thor
G. E. Heath
Mark Fullom
Bue County Volunteer Firemen
Dinger
Putura Zuanna
Buffalo
North East Fire Companies
American Legion
North East Fire
Coleman's
Mayville
Schools Opened With Enrollment for Fall Term
Schools opened today with 1436 students in the district and Lorry's Public Schools showing 1960 enrollments as classes begin. The grade school reports 712 and Junior High 321, Senior High 247, with expectations of increases in days ahead. St Edward's parochial school opened with 150 initial students and a potential rise this week. The first teachers institute met yesterday with music led by Miss Lucile Murray and devotions by Rev TA Post. The welcome address was by Miss McCray, with Mr Hoffmaster replying for the new teachers. Superintendent Dewey outlined the coming year's program and noted enrollment may rise.
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Lorry
Dewey
Sheen
St. Edward's Parochial School
Teachers Institute
Lucile Murray
Ta, Post
McRay
Hoffmaster
Supt. Dewey
Five Die as Chicago Rail Crash Kills and Injures Dozens
United Press reports a Labor Day Chicago area collision between Chicago and Northwestern trains killed five and injured more than 50. Victims, many from Wisconsin resorts, were pinned amid wreckage as engines and cars collapsed at a station. The disaster raised fears of further injuries as rescuers worked through splintered debris.
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United Press Cillipago
Cocul
Labor Day Railroad
Chicago
Northwestern
Wittlontigts
Wisconsin
Sorendh Frain
Louis J) Smith
Chebourn
Mhiekgo
Bootlegger Is Arrested In Spring Creek Case
Warren reports a bootlegger was recently arrested at Spring Creek. Fred Johnson, accused of liquor law violations, faced a hearing Saturday morning before Justice of the Peace Clark Nelson. Johnson has been in the county jail since August 1 and is held on $1,000 bail, with his case bound over to the coast docket Monday.
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Warren
Spring Creek
Fred Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Nelson
Johnson
Iinty
Tie
Child Dies at Corry Hospital
Walter Taylor ten month old son of Mr and Mrs William Taylor of 288 Noun sical died at Corry Hospital yesterday morning after a brief illness. Survived by his parents one brother and one sister. Body taken to Davison funeral home for rites and interment Wednesday at 2:00 PM at Black East Branch Cemetery.
East Hard Hit By Rain Storm Cripples Atlantic Seaboard
A powerful rain wind and sleet storm swept the middle Atlantic coast for five hours killing at least nine people and injuring many. A Brooklyn subway train was buried by earth, a dam on Staten Island burst causing a death and shocks, and widespread damage and transport disruption followed with floods and power outages.
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United Prot
New York
Middle Atlantic Seaboard
Brooklyn
New Brighton
Staten Island
Queens
Two Drownings Reported In Lake Erie Waters
Two Erie residents drowned in Lake Erie in separate incidents near Misery Bay and near Toledo. Thomas Smmott, 21, allegedly capsized a car and died when it sank off shore, while Florence Walpole, 81, of Time, perished while bathing in the lake. Both deaths were the weekend fatalities, per a check.
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Lake Erie
United Prds
Erie
Thomas Smmott
Misery Bay
Florence Walpole
Toledo
Ohio
Bathis
Rotarians Hear Talk on Labor at Hotel Corry Meeting
Rev. William Hall of St Pauls Laithgran spoke to the Rotary Club about labor during today's session at Hotel Corry. Williams of Butler Rotary Club attended as guest. Education Night planned with Board of Education members and teachers as guests next week.
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William Hall
St Paul's Laithgran
Rotary
Hotel Corry
Hall
Dole Willams
Butler
Williams
Butler Rotary Club
Utr
Rotarians
Board of Education and
Sooaniinn
Burglars Enter Four City Locations Over Weekend
Police report four weekend burglaries in this city with combined loot under $20. Sam Scott’s West Main tailor shop saw a theft through a rear window with clothing taken. Frank Loveland’s Parle street home was ransacked though valuables were untouched. Rogers Structural Steel office had no losses. C A Trisket’s East Main store lost about $17 from a cash drawer after a rear door was forced open.
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Dunkle
Sam Scott
West Main Street
Mr. Scott
Frank Loveland
Parle Street
Loveland
Chautauqua Lake
CR Rogers Structural Steel Company
Yeas
Satunlaragiehylice Welieving
A Ni
C. A
Final Tribute For Valentino In Hollywood
Hollywood's film community paid its final tribute to Rudolph Valentino. His body moved from a Los Angeles funeral parlor to the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills. The Hollywood mausoleum received hundreds of floral offerings bearing cards from film notables including Bowers Tron, Pola Negri, a wreath from Charlie Chaplin, and a floral from Valentino's family.
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United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Rudolph ‘Valentino
Los Angeles
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hillis
Bowers Tron
Charlie Chaplin
Valentino
Holly Fwood
Council to Meet Tonight for Regular City Business
City Council members hold their regular meeting in the Municipal building this evening. The agenda includes monthly reports, bills, and the treasurer's report. no special business is expected. Businessman WWE Matthews made a visit to Erie today.
Forty-two perish as ten more vanish in Irish theater fire
In Deumcollogger Ireland a moving picture theater was destroyed by fire. Forty-two bodies were recovered and ten people remained missing. The proprietor and operators were arrested and held without bail as the inquest opened. The venue had been a reconditioned barn used by villagers and farmers for films, a rare entertainment.
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United Press Deumcollogher
Ireland
Iallés
Vines Momn Picture
Bandits Shoot Guard and Escape With Payroll Loot
Three men halted a payroll pickup at a bank and shot guard Ternee Gunging who was wounded while Richard Foster, a messenger, tried to hold the satchel. The trio seized the bag containing about 11300 and fled in a car, with Gunging hospitalized but alive with a chance of recovery.
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United Press East
Witte Junning
Foster
Fey
Fandit
Tin An
Ted
Taxi Smashed In Collision On East Columns Avenue
A Yellow taxi owned and operated by Perry Nichols was badly damaged when it was struck by another car driven by Pittsburgh residents near East Columns avenue inside the city limits. The occupants escaped with minor injuries after the impact at Church and Center streets.
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Perry Nichols
Anata
Pittsburgh
East Columns Avenue
Church
Center Streets
Germany's bid for league seat to be decided
Geneva report says final vote on Germany's admission to the League of Nations likely tomorrow as the League Assembly adjourns. The constitutional committee will also report on reorganization of the colonies and a final vote is expected. Canada abandons semi permanent council seat claim, reserving right to press later. Australia may become a contender as dominions weigh future representation.
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Germany
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Canada
George Poster
United Pres
Halthough
Candida
Australia
Former Cabinet Officer Tries for Conspiracy
New York Sept 7 first in American history a former cabinet officer went on trial charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with the return of 87,000,000 worth of assets of the American Metals Company to German and Swiss interests. Harry M. Daugherty, former Attorney General under Harding, appeared in court with Thomas Miller of Wilmington, Delaware. The judge set no session for Thursday or Saturday due to Jewish holidays while jurors queued to be excused amid a high turnout.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Geneal
United States
den Harding
Thomas Miller
Wilmington
Del
American Metals Company
Daugherty
Tullan
WV. Mack
Miller
Miller Fame
Milley
Mack
Gilling Court
Prohibition Agents Report Busy in City Operations
Federal operatives reportedly conducted citywide raids during the Frees convention. Evidence gathered targeted several alleged bootleggers as liquor flowed freely earlier in the day. Police reported only a few arrests, with Chief Dunkle confirming the brief daytime enforcement activity.
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Viva
Dunkle
Sheeley Arrested Again On Impersonation Charge
Police arrested Merrit Sheeley over a weekend request for Johnson. Bail set at 1000 dollars for appearance Friday at Johnsonburg on impersonating an officer. He had been held on a similar charge weeks earlier with two other local youths. At Johnsonburg hearing Sheeley was released while Weary Wold and Orville Ressler were held for court. Alderman Porter and Detour Deforé Alderman Porter? will appear in Johnsonburg for a later hearing. Wold and Ressler face trial in October.
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Johnson
Merrit Sheeley
Sheeler
Johnsonburg
Sheeley
Weary Wold
Orville Ressler
Porter
Elk County
Wold and
Ressler
Ohio Man Hurt in Auto Crash Near Union City
A Willys Knight touring car driven by John Couneen Jr of Liberty Street collided with a Cleveland car near Union City Saturday night. Both cars were badly damaged and the union city Glaveland aid reported painful injuries. Cars were taken to North Minstrest garage for examination.
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Willys Knight
Drien
John Couneen, Jr
Liberty Street
Cleveland
Union City
H Pave
North Minstrest
Force Pais
Quell Spanish Army Revolt
Madrid Sept 7 the council of ministers will meet to finalize decisions on liquidating the crisis after the suppression of the army revolt led by artillery officers Two high ranking officers were arrested in connection with the insubordination General de Rivera reported one artillery officer and one soldier killed and two more soldiers wounded during the crackdown The revolt followed government plans to enforce a merit based promotion system over seniority and martial law was declared Meanwhile Mr and Mrs John Davis and Mr Upkee of Pittsburgh left after a Labor Day visit with Mr and Mrs W F Millen and family
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Rafael McRayta
United Press
Madrid
Council of Ministers
Primo de Rivera
John Davis
Mr Upkee
Pittsburgh
W.F Millen
Five Best Radio Features and Schedules
Radio listings highlight WEAF Hooker at 9 A M Eastern Daylight, KOCO Minneapolis St Paul at 8 P M Central Daylight, Jul iard Foundation Scholarship Winners, WAMAQ Chicago at 20 P M Central Daylight, Jubilies Singers, WEX Detroit at 8 0 P M Eastern Standard, Schmemen Band on WJZ New York, and Cook's Tour on WGY WRC at 10 P M Eastern Daylight.
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WEAF
WAMAQ
Chicago
WEX
Detroit
Schmemen
WJZ
New York
WGY
WRC
Cook
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