Morley death driver on trial in manslaughter case
Crawfor d County authorities prepare to bring E V Hiday of Meartville to trial on manslaughter and failing to render aid charges in the death of Thomas Morley who was killed when struck by a car near Conneaut Lake in January. Relatives in Corry arranged for the body, while Morley had been missing for months after leaving the city.
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Crawford County
Tegas Maychinery
E.V. Hiday
Meartville
Thomas Morley
Corry
Eddy
Conneaut Lake
Morley
Meadville-Gon
Neaut Lake
Page Siet
Plane found with Hutchinson family after Arctic crash
Captain Thomas Watson reports the Hutchinson party eight aboard an amphibian plane crashed at sea. Lord Talbot trawler located the group at 1 am, all eight safe but the craft a total wreck. Rescue delayed by darkness and sea. plan to reach them soon.
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Thomas Watson
Lord Talbot
United Press
Reykjavik
Hutchinson
Europe
Tittle Band
Ms. Hutchingon
Katherine
Janet Lee
Totilla
Denmark Strait
City of
Richmond
Peter Redpath
Joseph Puff
Gerald Aitissetl
Fasio
Two Men Held After Brutal Beating in Wayne Township
Daniel Reynolds and Thomas Alcorn of Wayne township are held on aggravated assault charges after attacking and beating Daniel Reynolds's brother. The incident stemmed from a dispute over farm machinery. Complainant was Nathan Reynolds. Bail granted for Daniel, while Alcorn remains jailed for arraignment Wednesday before Alderman G. H. Gordon. The victim was knocked unconscious and suffered broken teeth.
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Daniel Reynolds
Thomas Alcorn
Wayne Township
Shlock
G. H. Gordon
Nathan Reynolds
Reynolds
Alcorn
Bym
Penn'a Crude Oil Prices Slashed
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Solin Penn Oil Company set new Pennsylvania grade crude prices in cents per barrel. Prices list Southwestern Penn gas and erudes at $1.57, Buckeye pipelines at $0.37, and New York transit lines at $1.87 with other lines following the drop. Tidewater Oil Co aligns with a 15 cent cut in Bradford and Migheny erudges to $1.57.
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Union Press
Pittsburgh
Solin Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gene
Southwestern Penna
Gureka
Buckeye
New York Transit
Tidewater OM Company
South Penn
Bradford
Migheny
Tay Pelos
Stennett's to Close Out After Half Century
O A Stennett announces retirement after selling off stock at a special sale. The B W Stennett and Son store, opened in spring 1880 in Corry, has long been a leading dry goods and department store with a large basement department. The plan is to dispose of the stock and close the business after fifty two years at the current location.
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B. W. Stennett and Son
Corry
O. A. Stennett
B. W. Stennett
Wael
Tte
Promeer
jConty. O. A. Stennett
Stennett
Jatoy
Pinchot Sets New Precedent in P S C Slate
Governor Pinchot breaks the unwritten rule by appointing Clyde King a political science and economics professor, and Steven Stabinecker a private secretary to the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission. The piece traces past Pinchot and Fisher era appointments and notes prior non lawyers and the shift back to lawyer appointees.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pincilli
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Clyde, King
Steven Stabinecker
Pinchot
Chrig Golden, Shamolin
United Mine Workers of
W. D. B. Ainey
James S. Benn
Philadelphia
Emerson Collins
Brown
Charles Young
Lawrence County
S. Ray Shelby
Uniontown
Samuel Walker
Butler
Young
Hena
George Woodrutt
Frederick Greenberg
Tiffany Named as Constable in North Ward
Leon R. Tiffany of South Center street was named constable of the north ward, succeeding Lloyd Ruppersberger who resigned after becoming a regular patrolman in the local police department. Announcement of Tiffanys appointment was made at noon today by Judge U P Rossiter.
Graf Zeppelin Enroute To Pernambuco Brazil
The Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin, on its second commercial voyage of the season, departs for Pernambuco Brazil with nine passengers and mail aboard. Commander Captain Ernest Lehmann states the flight marks the start of regular service to South America. Howard Lacey, recently discharged from Teleds hospital, returns home near Corry.
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Unites Press
Rindrichsramen
Pernambuco
Brasil
South Ameria
Cplt
Ernest Lehmann
Board Grants Right to Pay by Installments
The Board of Education approved a plan allowing Corty taxpayers to pay 1992 school taxes in installments after a July legislative action. The finance committee led by D. A. Hillstrom outlined dates for partial payments on October 7, December 1, February 4, and April 1, with one fourth due initially and late penalties for nonpayment. The resolution authorizes monthly or periodic installments under the 1922 act, and the article notes continuation on page 4.
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Corty
Board of Educati
Finance Committee
D. A. Hillstrom
Fight over bonus payments roils Legion convention floor
United Press report from Portland notes a heated battle over approving immediate full cash payment of service certificates. Secretary of War Hurley appeared with a state delegate badge and pledged to vote with instructed delegates. Opponents led by Sam Reynolds warned that rushing funds would strain treasury and threaten national credit.
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Benetitus
United Press Star
Portland
Ore
Congress
American Legion National Covention
Legion
Patrick J. Hurley
Tulsa, Olia
Hurley Ope
Hoyer
Diethhard
Sam Reynolds
Nebraska
Burned to Death in New York Blaze
Two people died and four were injured in a five story brick tenement fire in New York. Rescues were made via ladders as investigators suspect incendiary causes after finding a gasoline can at the scene.
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New York
United Pres
Hremen
Trust fund of 25000 for needy students from Dr A L Smith
A $25 000 trust fund established through the estate of late Dr A Louis Smith aims to aid deserving students in continuing education at higher institutions. The fund will assist both college entrants and graduating high school seniors, with trustees selecting the most deserving cases to distribute proceeds. The philanthropic move honors the physician’s years of charitable service.
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A. L. Smith
A. Louis Smith
Fim
Collecs
Maine results stun Republicans in governorship and seats
United Press reports a Maine upset as Democrats win the governorship and two of three congressional seats. Administration leaders, surprised by the swing, plan to study returns before commenting. Roosevelt seen as likely winner if Maine's Hick victory signals broader gains for Democrats.
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United Press
Washington
Maine
Roosevelt
Hick
Marine
Woodrow Wilson
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN LEAVE FOR ROME ON AMERICAN NURSE FLIGHT
United Press reports from Lloyd Bennet Airport New York as the Bellanca American Nurse with William Uldrich Dr Leon M Pesculli and nurse Buna Newcomer departs for Rome on a forecast five hour flight of 4800 miles. The craft aims to study fatigue and atmospheric effects during a scientific expedition. The route heads to Cape Cod then across ships and the Mediterranean toward Florence with a commemorative parachute jump at Provence Nightingale.
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United Press
Lloyd Bennett
N. Ys
America
Rome
Cape Cod
William Uldrich
Fung. Medical Laboratory
Leon M. Pesculli
Buna Newcomer
Uldrich
Mrss Newcomer
Clyde Pangbarn
Hugh Berndon
Gape Cod
Tanes
Cape Finestere
Spain
Azores
Smith urges presidential candidates on soldier bonus plan
Philadelphia September 13 Alfred E Smith calls on the presidential candidates to declare plans for the soldier bonus. He criticizes current laws and politics, reviews Republican and Democratic platforms, and insists voters deserve clear stances and plain talk on veterans’ benefits and justice.
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Smith
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Smith
Democrats Party
Saturday Evening Post
New Yorker
House of Representatives
Smith S
Death probe in Whitney case near Wesleyville village
Erie county investigators probe the death of Edward Whitney about 45 found in woods near his home. He had been missing for about two weeks after leaving to attend a washing party. He lived with his mother Mrs Joe Whitney. No details released yet.
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Erie County
Wacuurives
Edward Whitney
Wesleyville
Joe Whitney
Inferna
Uaa
Democrats Win Governor and Two Congressmen
Democrats capture the governorship and two U S House seats in a state long Republican stronghold. Analysts say the governor's race drew broad support across urban and rural areas, signaling a major political shift not seen since 1914.
Drift Toward Roosevelt In Maine Gathers Interest
In a split Maine vote, Louis J. Brann leads Burleigh Martin as returns come in from several communities. Republican leaders worry as Brann appears set to win, with results showing Democratic gains in other districts and a close race in the first and third congressional contests. The contest follows a historically tight pattern with urban precincts now tipping Democratic.
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Louis Jefferson Brann
Tmes
Lewistown
Senate
Hur
Martin
Maine
Martin Kane
United Press
Portland
Wwaine
Rock
Maiccun
Aid Niza
Louis J. Brann
Burleigh
Tim
Srowine
Edward C. Moran
John ©. Nelson Aay
John G. Citerbach
Ralph C. Bregatey
Brewster
Carroll L. Besty
Branm
Burleigh Martin
Carroll L. Beedy
Joseph E. F. Connolly
Edward C. Moan
Dulin
Nelson
John G. Uitterback
Ralph O. Brewster
Saoford
Lewiston
Brann
Igh
Augusta
Shin Enous
Union
Criti Aul
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Stennett’s
P. S.C
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Brazil
Howard Lacey
Teleds
Psst
Legion Floor
Fas Jost Ii
Whitney
Belghade
Zalog
Yark
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