Atlantic Flight Delayed After Leaking Tank Force Indict Four
Westbury New York September 16 United Press reports a long and tangled sesqui litigation involving a Trans Atlantic flight delay. The aircraft suffered a leaking tank delaying takeoff and prompting authorities to indict four in New Jersey. Officials described preparations and postposed plans for dawn departure as crews worked to avert further disruption.
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Sesqui
Atlantic
Jersey
Westbury
New York
Nf Aviation
Us Otter Die Couitries
Howe
Dirk
Nile
League admits nine countries to nonpermanent council seat
United Press reports Geneva Sept 10 that nine nations were elected as nonpermanent members of the League of Nations council, expanding the council to ten. Poland Romania Holland Chile Colombia China Salvador Belgium and Czechoslovakia won seats. Latin America and North America gained three memberships amid debates over permanent representation. Spain and Poland faced withdrawal and reexamination of status as changes loom for the 1928 assembly. Canada and others held votes on key appointments.
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League of Nations Council
Council
M Nations
Cecil-Fromogeat
League
Poland
Rowmania
Holland
Chile
Colombia
China
Salvador Belgimn
Cracho-Slovakia
Geecha Stovakin
Lattin
América
Vounell
Ob Demanie
Spain
Chinia
Galt
Thrirtemands
Prwast
Olan
Hom
Trutunil
He Faye Stilot
Canada
Action may be taken against evangelist in McPherson case
Los Angeles reports indicate District Attorney Asa Keyes plans potential action tomorrow in the Aime Semple McPherson kidnapping case. Keyes, stating an investigation could close soon, denied warrants and said he would announce steps after questioning Wil principals. He noted protective measures for his office amid protests from McPherson supporters surfacing by phone and radio.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Aimen Semple McPherson
Los An|ogeyes
Wis
Asa, Keyes
Vanwil
Bernice Morris
Lorraine Wiseman
San Francisco
Carmel
Kenneth G. Ormiston
McPherson
Keyes
Avtinaw
Fire Threat Puts Chautauqua Apartments At Risk
Firefighters battled a major blaze in Chautauqua New York as flames ripped the top portion of an apartment building. The upper floor suffered heavy damage while tenant rooms and adjoining property faced risk. The three year old Hugtorth apartments were spared a total loss, though substantial damage occurred. Local authorities investigated the cause and coordinated with nearby Mayville and Cowie for access and containment.
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Chautaiqua
N.Y
Mayville
Cowie
Man Hurt at Rogers Plant in Auto Sprinkler Installation
Second accident at Rogers Structural Steel Co plant leaves W McDonald of Okoloma City injured and hospitalized after rivet tool hub strikes face causing dental damage and facial cuts. Walter Offutt, 31, another employee, suffers crushed hand from a crane incident during the same sprinkler system work at the Rogers plant in Fairmont, West Virginia.
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Rogers Structural Steel Company
W. McDonald
Olakoma City
Ola
Corry
Walter Offutt
Rogers
Fairmont
W Va
Chinese and US clash sparks fatal boy burn case
Eight year old Norman Washington died after a gas kitchen explosion during a domestic fight in Wilkinsburg. Reports say the boy was confined to his room as punishment and fatally burned when a fire started by the blast spread. State Department notes and hospital aid followed, with firemen evacuating and removing the child to a hospital for treatment.
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Unitocresn
Wilkinsburg
Norman Washington
Chinuting
Unnkow
State Department
Earl Miller
Norman
York Kiwanis Conventors 1927 State Assembly at Conneaut Lake
J Wayden Oliver Scranton district governor Herbert Ac Madre Dubois past district governor Leonard Lewis Lancaster district Leensuren were renamed by the Pennsylvania Kiwanis. The ninth annual convention at Conneaut Lake concluded Wednesday afternoon with a new secretary and international president. Delegates adopted a plan shifting the election of district governors to a caucus system. Lieutenant governors will serve starting January with initial caucuses to follow.
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J. Wayden Oliver
Scranton
Soveror
Herbert Ac Madre
Dubois
Aind Leonard
Lewis
Gancaster
Leensuren
Penteyivani Kiwanis
Conneaut Lake Pass
Avid W. Phillips
International Revere — Collectir
Berdaton
Nails
Elaotel
Hatnict
UO Kitwood Powell
Ork
Vommeaut Lake
Life imprisonment for Columbia slayer found guilty
In Bancaster Pennsylvania on September 16 United Press reports John’s Channel, Columbia, was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Ralph Eiscadden, also of Columbia. Life imprisonment was fixed as the penalty by the jury. Defense plans were upset when Judge Landis ruled the untent taw sno atari in Penne syivan.
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United Press
John' S Channel
Columbia
Ralph Eiscadden
Tudge
Claes I
Lee Wins Promotion in Pennsylvania Railroad System
Elisha Lee, vice president in charge of operation, became vice president of the Pennsylvania System. He steps into the operations post, with AM. W. Clement replacing him after a board of directors meeting.
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Sby
United Press
Philadelphia
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania System
Board of Directs
Lee
AM. W. Clement
Former Corry Man Hurt Reaching High Voltage Wire
Clifford Peterson, a Venango Public Service employee and former resident, narrowly escaped death after contacting a 32,000 volt line while trimming branches near McKean yesterday. Dr. Guy C. Clapper revived his heart after ten minutes, and he was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in Erie in critical condition. authorities noted potential internal injuries and burns.
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Clifford Peterson
Venango Public Service Garpéiration
McKean
Vertue Company
Peterson
Hu 7A
Guy C. Clapper
Mo Kean
Patterson
de Ghipper
al Ja Pale
Hin
Clapper
Wis
Corry to Attend Pennsylvanian Railroad Meet in Philadelphia
Corry will be represented at the Pennsylvania Railroad annual outdoor athletic meet at the Centennial grounds in Philadelphia on Saturday. Local participants include Mr. and Mrs. 0 E Shoop J E Young H W Alverson Thelma O Neil and Mrs L B Kinney. Alverson leaves for Philadelphia this morning others travel Friday night. More than fifty railroaders from Corry City will attend with delegations from other towns along the Pennsylvania line. Shoop will team with King of Ridgway in horseshoe doubles while Alverson joins a Renova Division rifle team member. The event is billed as the system’s biggest. Participants from thirteen states and over 1500 contestants compete under the rules of the A U. Men and women are expected, including Juday last year’s Olympic high jump team member and four time system champion. devision entrants include FJ Smider from Oil City as sole Allegheny entrant. SH Clack lost his job this afternoon.
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Pennaslwania Railroad
Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia
E. Shoop
J. E Young
H. W. Alverson
Mise Thelma O'Neil
Kinney
Alverson Seft
Ffty
Oj City
Pennsylvania
Shoop
King
Ridgway
Alverson
Renova
Uuevivest
AU Aman
Juday
Tean
FJ. Smider
Allegheny
1927 Erie Conference to be held in Westfield
The Erie Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church selects Westfield as the 1927 meeting site. Other contemplated venues include Kane, Meadville, and Jamestown, with weather noted as a factor in planning.
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Westfield
Erie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weather, N
Kane
Meaqville
Janutstown
Storm Strikes City With Heavy Rain And Damage
Severe storm rattled the area with heavy rain and lightning, causing widespread damage. Roads flooded, telegraph and power lines were knocked out, and several neighborhoods reported downed trees and property damage as the storm moved through the region.
Workhouse Sentence For Rum Runner In Erie
Erie Sept 18 two years hard labor in Allegheny county workhouse and a fine 1000 were imposed on Angel Sgroi after he pleaded guilty in criminal court to transporting and manufacturing liquor. Arrested by state police under sergeant Burgan multiple times, Sgroi was identified by authorities as a habitual offender. Judge Rossiter handed down the sentence and advised Sgroi of the possibility of a later reduction.
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Erie
Allegheny County
Uuge Uriah Ros Alter
EC Burgan
Sgroi
Rossiter
Jdge Rossiter
Serol
Toner
Bodies of gas blast victims recovered in tunnel accident
Kansas City report states eight workers trapped by a gas explosion in the citys new water tunnel, 800 feet underground, were recovered after 12 hours of debris removal. All were dead. Names listed: Lash Laster, Wave Light, Pamela Toyor, Frank Bailey, Jos Hoines, Willi Gola, Prade or Gartinory, Byrom Taylor. Five were married.
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Kansas City
Bouljos
Byrom Taylor
Lash Laster
Wave Light
Pamele
Toyor
Frank Baile
Jos Hoines
Willi Gola
Prarde Or
Gatrinory
Jersey Murder Case Heads Toward Conclusion
The Jersey murder case moving toward closure as witnesses and indictments proceed. Authorities accuse several relatives in the fatal bribery of the Rev. Dwar W Wall and Mrs. Bleiner Mills, with Justice Charles AY. Paches overseeing the proceedings and a scheduled five o’clock hearing. The Mills murder has drawn years of investigation, with testimony, disappearances, and a wide mix of suspects from the Stevens family circle. Prior figures include Sallie Stuyents, the carpenter, and a Wall Street smuggler among others in a sprawling, high‑profile affair.
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United Press
Somerville
Frat
Steviris Hall
Charles AY. Paches
Dwar
Bleiner Mills
Parker
WapeMills
Hall
Sallie Stuyents
Nereoet
Menre
Rule Against Doctor Test In Drunken Driving Cases
Erie County common pleas deny compulsory medical examinations to prove intoxication. Judges Rostiter and Hirt rule no further medical testimony is needed, barring physician examination. Previously such testimony was admitted in automobile cases, but this ruling ends that practice.
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Erie
Todies
A.P. Rostiter
William Hirt
Erie County
Couri
Jones Leads Evans in Morning Golf Play
Bob Jones, the defending champion, defeated Chick Evans in the morning round of 95 holes in the third round of the national amateur championships at Baltusrol. Francis Owimet and Ted Wright, both from Boston, were also present in the morning round.
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Umatea Rress
Baltusrol Lowntry Plub
Short Hills
Bobby Jones
Chick Evans
Evans
Tones
Francis Owimet
Tred Wright
Boston
Doris Kenyon and Milton Sills to wed
Los Angeles Sept 16 Doris Kenyon and Milton Sills film stars will marry October 2 at Miss Kenyon's camp near Ausable Forks New York. Kenyon will finish work on her latest picture Saturday and Sills will begin new work Monday. They will depart Wednesday. Sills has bought a suburban estate on which he plans a modern home for his bride.
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Eos Angeles
Daris Envi
Anil Milton
Sills
Wai
Miss Kenyon
Ausable Forks
Louisiana Town Swept by Fire
Tomer Louisiana September 19 two weeks of wildings were wiped out during night blaze causing about half a million dollars in damage. Four thousand bales of cotton and ten weight cars loaded with machinery and cotton were destroyed. L N railway shops were among the property losses.
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United Press
TOMER
Court rules Sesqui Exposition must halt Sunday sales
Pennsylvania courts forbid commercial features at the Sesqui Centennial exposition on Sundays in Philadelphia. The Dauphin County court issued a writ of quo warranto, finding the association violated 1794 laws and overstepped charter powers. The state seeks only to end Sunday sales while appealing to the Supreme Court. Governor Pinchot and Attorney General Woodruff emphasized stopping sales and closing Sunday midway. court order stands pending higher court action.
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Tiarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
Iaw
ABE
Atrorney General Woodraft
Spreme
Sesani Centennial Association
George Woodruff
Pinchot
Woodruff
Commonwealth
Sesquicentennial Association
Whey
Supreme Court
High Court
Dauptin Cojin
Centensmint Association
Secrets of House on H Street Revealed at Trial
Testimony in the Daugherty Miller Conspiracy trial describes the Washington home where Harry Daugherty and Jesse Smith lived for a year during Harding’s inauguration. Walter Miller, an elderly former servant, recalls he and a cook were the sole staff in the famed house. The source ties the household to Edward B. McLean, a Washington publisher and Harding ally.
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Sy United
New York
H Street
Washington, D.C
Harry
Sf Daugherty
Jesse Smith
Daughtery
Daugherty-Miller
Walter D. Miller
Warren G. Harding
Stich
House
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Harding
Vota on Trial in Vandergrift Case
Greensburg, Sept. 16 United Press reports John Vota of Schenley Armstrong county is on trial in criminal court before Judge William for being an accessory after the fact in the Vandergrift Savings and Trust Company robbery at Vandergrift last November. He had earlier been tried with four others in February on robbery charges and was acquitted on that count. the accessory charge remains.
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Greensburg
John Vota
Schenley
Armstrong County
William
Vota
Trust Company
Radio features and program listings across markets
Listings show Montreal CNRM and CNRO programs from 9 p m to 10 p m with orchestral and recital segments, Atlanta WSB organ recital and Silvertown orchestra, Oakland KGO and New York WIZ sports and music segments, plus national tennis championship details and Forest Hill references. The fragmentary text lists stations, times, and program types without full clarity.
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Cnrm Montreal
Cnro Onawa
I. M
Cal. Couitan
WSB Atlanta
Silvertown
KGO Oakland
WIZ New York
Forest Hille
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Ultras
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Waretforil
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Jones
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Milton Sills
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