Corrylte Bemis pleads guilty to second degree murder
Corrylte Bemis, 36, pleaded guilty in county court to second degree murder in the August 21 shooting that killed Hasutte, the wife’s alleged lover. Judge William E. Hirt sentenced him to five to ten years in Western Penitentiary. Bemis had been jailed since the incident and awaits transfer.
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Archie Bemis
Western Penitentiary
William E. Hirt
Ilivithinl
James Williamson
Corry
Bemiis
Mercy
Bemis
Cests
John P. Masufie
Asyeus Cincinnati
Haeme
Mary Fin Bemis
Haeufle
Ang Sales
Erie A
Fin Avenue
Cossing
Beatix
Mmetillal
Haeulle
Mitaken
Tim Toy
Evie
Murner
Will
China appeals to League for aid against Japan
Geneva September 15 China urged the League of Nations to aid against Japanese aggression. Wellington Koo warned that if Japan gains control of China’s manpower and resources it would expel United States and European rights in the South Seas and Pacific. He asked the League to invoke covenant articles to protect China and deter war, and to include non members in discussions. He also pressed for United States cooperation through an advisory committee revived after Manchuria.
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United Press
Geneva
China
World Assembly of the
League of Nations
Japan
United States
Enlire
South Seas
Pacific
Khoo
Manchuria
Bigrail Strike Averts Efforts Hit by Mediation Push
In Chicago aTransportation Association of America opposes wage increases for 400000 rail workers as government mediators seek to avert a nationwide strike. Dr William Leiserson of the National Mediation Board plans separate talks with both sides again today to press for a settlement amid demands for a 20 percent raise. In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania the body of 7 year old William Lucas was found in a water-filled stump hole after a seven hour search. The child fell into the five foot deep hole on the edge of a stump. firemen recovered the body.
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Chicago
Transportation Association of America
Allway
Ron
William Leiwerson
National Mediation Boar
Jean Gulerdling
William Wucas
William Fucas
Lewis Confers With President After Roosevelt Meeting
In a brief Septembers meeting at the White House Lewis said they discussed mutual interest topics. He described the conference as pleasant and noted no new news, following his labor day address critiquing Roosevelt on policy.
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Presiant Roosevelt
iLewis
Chari O
Roosevelt
Sul Lewis
Angered client slays attorney in Chicago incident
In Chicago on September 15 a distraught client killed attorney Frederic W. Elliott, 58, and stabbed another, George Mason, before surrendering to police within half an hour. Two stenographers were scratched in the abdomen during the attack on Mason’s office.
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United Press
Chicago
Jed Law
George Ly Chiohatvick
Fredericke W. Elliott
Lingis
Tines Snde
George Mason
Mnnson
Naval chiefs urge steps to curb warplanes over Shanghai zones
U S Great Britain France Italy and the Netherlands naval commanders protested to Japanese Admiral Hasegawa and Shanghai mayor J Yui, urging that anti aircraft fire be directed to avoid harm to noncombatants while planes avoid the international settlement and the French concession. The meeting followed talks aimed at preventing further incidents in the area.
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United Press
Shanghai
Great Britain
Fringe
Italy
Wetherlands
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
J. Yui
Red Cross Plans 1937 Roll Call Meeting
Corry Chapter members will discuss 1987 Roll Call plans at a Friday meeting in the Municipal building at 7:20 pm. Mrs Haight urges full attendance of Red Cross members who paid last November. Margaret Bodenstein of national HQ will speak on relief work and upcoming Roll Call.
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Feil
Corry
A. Haight
The
Red Cross
Filly Guilemam—Bers
Elgible
Margaret Bodenstein
Washington
Miss Bodensten
Pennsylvania
Miss Bodenstein
Roosevelt delays comment on Black Klan affiliation
United Press reports President Roosevelt postponed a public statement on allegations that Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black is a Ku Klux Klan member. Reactions varied with some groups expecting the matter to fade, others predicting continued investigation. The Philadelphia Record urged Black to resign, criticizing the nomination as a grave error.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Kila
Rusvyet
Von
Philadelphia
Justee Back
Black
Slates Named in State Vote Tie Ups and Races
Eyunney Press notes show party endorsements shaping municipal primaries across Pennsylvania with many judges renominated and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia candidates clinching party nominations. Balloting was light in most counties with 64 of 87 counties voting on beer or liquor sales in 208 municipalities. Spanish rebels were repulsed near Madrid after two sectors faced attack and counterfire.
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Eyunney Press
Feely Organization
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cornelius D. Scully
David L. Lawrence
Common Pleas
Dairy official speaks at Rotary Club meeting in Corry
The weekly Corry Rotary Club gathering at the Hotel Corry drew twenty one members and guest Fourge Anis of Corry, with Milks of the Dairymen's League as guest speaker. Milks outlined the League's five state division and county districts, detailing milk handling, distribution, and production of butter and cheese. Clubs plan their annual fair set for early October at the Armory.
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Comy Rotary
Corry
Fourge Anis
Milks
Dairymen’s League
Little Valley
MY Milks
New York
Wattsburg votes to permit liquor sales amid beer split
Wattsburg voters divided over beer sales but approved liquor sales by 58 to 5. Springboro township Crawford county favored liquor and beer sales 97 to 184 no. Prohibitionists extended the dry area in Western Pennsylvania with local option referenda as wet and dry forces remain near balance.
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Wattsburg
Hier
Springboro
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Kuppler Leads Erie Sheriff Race in Early Returns
Erie publisher Carl Kuppler won the Republican nomination for sheriff by about 400 votes over Delbert Dalrymple, with Stroble and other Democrats sweeping county and city contests. Early returns show Stroble leading the Democratic ticket for sheriff and Willis aiding in county controller race. Local results highlight a strong Democratic slate in city and county races despite Kuppler's narrow GOP edge.
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Carl Kuppler
Erie
W. G. Stroble
Erie County
Kuppler
Dr. Strobl
Delbert Palrym Ple
Shevitzg
Dalrymple
Conyngham
Bastarius
Suppler
Dairymale
Eyie
Bele
Sheile
Dr. Stroble
Tor Sheriff
Sareau
Cummings
Coverdale
Stroble
Benviliet
Aurrey M. Wills
George Burns
Ealn
Willis
Lip Rosyburr
Jed
Ei Mulderward K. Renter
Tov
Katherine Leary
Harry Wagner
Republiz Canplitination
Paul Watson
Joseph ©. Lagartin
Temicratic Organisation
Watson
Martin
Oye
Mike Cannavino
Zelasny
Gallagher
Sinpoevie
Sebald
Carey
O'Hara
Cannayng
Nellie Munger
Thomas Mehattey
Kriezer
Zee
Welch
Mehattey
Munger
Lonergan
Whirl
Bretbender
Camildapos
Fleket
Leo Finneran
Eugene Alberstadt
City Vote Wards Candidates and Ballot Totals
Voters choose in ward elections with candidates including Cumings Stroble Leary and Morton for local offices such as Sheriff Commissioner Mayor City Controller and School Director. The public tally shows multiple figures and district designations across wards.
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Sherif Cumings
al Cov'rdale
Tg Stroble
Benedict
gHae County
Sury
Standale
Neutrality Act 15 Enforced Against Government Vessels
Washington reports the Neutrality Act 15 is in effect enforcing President Roosevelt’s embargo on arms and implements of war. Government owned vessels may carry arms and ammunition to either side in the Spanish Civil War while privately owned ships face the same restrictions. The government freighter Wichita, sailing from Baltimore to Cuba with American warplanes, is cited as a potential first vessel affected.
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United Press
Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
Japan
China
Roosevell
Wichita
Baltimore
Cuba
Armae Fean
Mayor Race Clouds Over Klan Issue In New York
Sept 15 New York vote sees mayoral candidates debate the Ku Klux Klan as a campaign issue after an expose links Justice Hugo Black to the organization. Senator Royal Copeland seeks Republican and Democratic nominations, presenting Taummeny Hall alignment amid the controversy.
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Ay United Frese
New York
New York City
Ku Klux Lange
Royal S. Copeland
Taummeny Hall
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Lao Kien
International Naval Police Patrol Established in Mediterranean
London Sept 15 an international naval police force began patrols across about one million square miles of the Mediterranean to protect shipping from submarines. British and French fleets with destroyers patrol sea lanes while naval policemen operate on boats and seaplanes, assisting Italy's claim on the ancient sea.
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London
Mediterranean
Chellengé
Italy
Corry Voters See Low Turnout In Primary Race
Corry's latest primary produced only about 1150 ballots, roughly 32 percent of eligible voters. The Democratic slate won decisively while Republican nominee selections were sparse, with turnout described as the town's lowest in memory and blamed on apathy.
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Corry
Democratic Organization
Parry
Thodithy
Corpy
Das W. i
Styiblis Fraesner
Hove
Pifiirky
Election headlines with scattered local results dominate page three
Fragmented report shows candidates and write ins across races for mayor sheriff and county offices. Voters in several precincts tally Republican and Democratic choices with names like Katharine Lewry Frank B Westley and Linryd Pastorius among others while write ins and border totals hint at broader county contests. Continuous coverage promised on page three.
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Oustell Highway Department
KeioehtinLy
Westate
Ukcat
Tif
Pein
Gurage Main
Krank
Westley
Navéinlykr
Charles Pain
Dey Vans Crallee
Lhe
Tivhard Kosstaeten
Len Mileauicis
Neumibenl
Cain Heeeikpul
Abishaehey
Mustoriti
Wiete Fannie
CR. Muston
Democratie Vantlivaty
Pulled & Wife
S48
Avsan Quhmson
West Wayne Street
Linyd Pastorius
Carl Kuppler Wai
Sherla
Swinming
Kuppler
Pastorius
Dalrymple
Conyngham
Pastorins
Harvey Willis
George Burns
Cou‘roller
Charles R. Campbell
Wagner
Dundon
Davidson
Bengel
Frank B. Westley
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Ah Wagner
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Lave Itl i Miller
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