Concrete work progresses east of Elgin as Bunce Company advances
Large concrete pour near Elgin continues with Bunce Company overseeing operations. About 12 000 feet of concrete remains to be poured as rain delays affect progress. Officials expect further work through November with roads near Waterford and Lowell’s Station partly opened and traffic adjustments in place.
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Rourreus
Venterituy
Oesthe
Lion City
Harare
Fliestretth
Miltecu
Will
Corel Pionibe
Bunce Company
Hay
Jetialhe Fine Prugman
Eniatrabyan
Gumpans
Nui
Lowell
Raat
Apa
Waterford
Intarwsta
Emily
League Seeks U S Participation in Disarmament Pact
The League urges United States involvement in its temporary disarmament commission. Delegates discuss articles of the permanent covenant on enforcement of arbitration decisions as Premier Benes of Czechoslovakia leads the session amid debates on enforcing disarmament measures.
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NEVA
Conyniesibyy-Ps
League
Assembly
Alter
Snr
Benes
Cxecho Siogakin
Douglas Shoe Co Owner Dies in Douglas
William Tew Piauglas, owner of the WL Downglay Shine Company, died in his eightieth year at Peter Ment Buigham Tor hospital. He suffered from illness after long years and underwent two operations.
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Robton
William Tew Piauglas
Mussiohn
Patti
Downglay Shine Company
Peter Ment Buigham
Cain
Corry Hosts Civil War Veterans Reunion with Regiment Survivors
In Corry a gathering of ten Civil War veterans and survivors from three regiments met at the State Armory for a reunion. The event featured a morning program with the Woman’s Relief Corps providing a memorial funeral meal and speeches by leaders including Presbyterian church member Martine. George Towns of North stood as the youngest survivor, arriving with other veterans from across the region.
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Antietar
Maryland
Sipjos
Martine
George
Towns
North
Drivers Exam Trend Shows Fewer Tests in State
State highway patrol officials reported a notable drop in automobile drivers' examinations across the state. In the city, sixteen examinations were completed this morning, indicating a broader decline observed by patrol officers visiting the area.
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Nehway Parol
Uy Wartil Wea
Erie
Sedan Upset Narrowly Injures Driver Near Whoslock
A Ford sedan driver escaped serious injury after a rollover on the Horn curve of Hare Creek road near Whoslock. The car tipped nine inside. passersby helped fight the blaze before emergency crews arrived. Mrs Mildred Webb of Spartanaburg visited friends today.
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Hare Creek
Whoslock
Lt Padsinge
We Machine
Mildred Webb
Spartanaburg
Girl Swallows 1200 Metal Objects in Remarkable Case
Saginaw reports a 12 year old girl who swallowed about 1200 metal items over years. Surgeons found coins, buttons, pins, nails, jewelry, beads, watch parts and more. The mass weighed several pounds and filled the stomach with a bizarre collection.
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United Press
Organization candidates win in New York
Albany N Y Sept 17 With few exceptions organization candidate wins are reported in the primary returns. The organization was defeated in the mass issue area while Hamilton appears renominated by Republicans with about 3000 in minority. Jonathan J Wilson of Newburgh opposed him. Mrs Rhoda Fox Graves wins Republican nomination in St Lawrence County.
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Albany
N.Y
Coolidge
Mamilton
Jonathan J. Wilson
Newburgh
Fimir
Mira Rhoda Fox Graves
Siamipation
Bration Wins Democratic Nomination in New Mexico
Judge Bration of the New Mexico Supreme Court won the Democratic nomination for United States senator on the fifth ballot at the state convention. Carl Magee, editor of the New Mexico State Tribune, trailed Bration but urged support for the progressive candidate before the body. The convention began on Monday with tension and intense debate.
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Unitea Pret
Santa Fed N. Mn
G. Bration
New Mexico Supreme Court
United States Sen
Lovely
Carlie Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
Magee
D. Th Lenhy
New Mexic Ar
Tig
Ton
Giant game postponed by rain in New York
Rain today prevented the scheduled game between the Giante and the Cip anati Reda. A doubleheader is set, with the first game at 1 30 p m, to be played tomorrow in New York.
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United Prom
New York
The
Giante
Cipanati Reda
Wheeler Moves Into Ohio On Speaking Tour
Senator Burton K. Wheeler tours Ohio with a five day campaign against former Attorney General Harry Daugherty. He accuses Daugherty of boss influence and vows to highlight the alleged lawlessness of the Harding era. Wheeler reports possible Labour ticket support in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with party leaders awaiting results in Allegheny County and coal regions.
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Ohio
Daugherty
United Press
Cleveland
Burton KK Wheeler
Ohi Jo
Coneraf' Taugherty
Pabidl
Wheeler
Senauve
Department of Justice
Feis
Fils
Wension
Mike Daughurty
Brant
Tod Diyton
Colimbis
Cincinaa
Whetler
Pias Poly
la Poltetee
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Serniten
Ly Olde Railroad Brotherhood
la Fallette
Resumption of Senate Probes At Capital
Washington September 7 1924 the senate resumes its inquiry activity with a Senate Finance Committee probe into the Internal Revenue Bureau. The committee will investigate tax refunds and prohibition enforcement as part of a broader return to investigations halted since June.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Tate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Uke
Pekin Editors Executed Amid Party Conflict
Reports from Shanghai state Pekin editors were executed today for publishing disputed attacks on Wu Pei Fu and denouncing Chang Tso Limws Tetters. The Chi Li government faction in Pekin faces denouncement by Chaos, a Manchurian warlord, who has declared war on the government.
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United Press Shanghai
Pekin
Chang ‘Tso
Wu Pei
Fire Sweeps Marienville. Town Faces Forest Fire Risk
A fire in Marienville caused significant damage costing about $100,000. The Kane fire department responded with a truck and crews to battle the blaze near the forested area, amid warnings of possible further fires. The incident echoes a previous nearby fire two years earlier, highlighting ongoing danger to the town and its residents.
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Mariersville
Trane
Death Penalty Foes Rally For Grant Stay In Chicago
Public figures and thousands organize petitions and telegrams urging Governor Allen Grant to spare Bernard Grout a sentence to hang. Swanson and Swongpnyndas defend Leopard, while Kiwanis pushes Constitution Week and voter participation. Walters Peake to speak at Thursday meeting.
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United Press
Chicago
Ulrsrle
Parry
Bernard Gruit
Swanson Delured
Parton
Gaveinor Sina Vanolly
Grant
Handel Naphare
Leopold
Kirhon Lave
Memtes
Klan’ Club
Charlis Mauss
Mac
Kiwanis
Big Oil Fire Threatens Russian Fields Across Region
London dispatch reports a large oil field fire in Russian fields near government property. The blaze alarms authorities as flames threaten surrounding areas. A separate note mentions business travel to Erie.
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United Press
London
The
Daily Mail
Two Youths Sentenced to Gallows in Baltimore Case
Claude Dobbs of Baltimore and Thomas J Foran of Philadelphia were sentenced to hang today for the murder of Luis Cohen, a local jeweler. A third confessor, Hanes Muller, of Baltimore, received life imprisonment. George Gross had escaped and was shot by detectives.
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United Press
Baltimore
Claude Dobbs
Thomas J Foran
Philadelphia
Luis Cohen
Gorter
Frank
Stanton
Vally
Hanes Muller
George Gross
Sehen
Wbile
Richard Loéh
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Robert Franke
Voter registration climbs with 1050 total in city
Registrar Will Shields reports about 1050 voters registered to date for the November election, with strong second ward turnout and continued drive through the final registration day Saturday October 9. Between 2800 and 2000 residents remain eligible.
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Eoroll
Will Shields
Nest Ut
Corry
Twenty Bodies Removed From Wrecked Mine
Rescue teams work frantically after a mine disaster as twenty bodies are recovered from the shaft with twelve miners rescued alive. Reports confirm cave ins halted further efforts while relief parties press to reach entombed workers. Authorities coordinate recovery amid dangerous conditions and shifting rock.
Crowd Waits for Word as Mine Blast Kills and Traps
Rumors spread of twenty dead or missing at the Kammerer mine after a gas and explosion wrecked the shaft yesterday. Rescue efforts halted by fumes and rain while women and children waited in the dark mouth of the shaft for news. Police and nurses stood by as workers battled collapsed passages and gas pockets seeking the trapped miners.
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United Press Kammerer
Durance
Frankie
Trinidad
Rola
Tir Shuiy
Zoiyi
Ailjotsinis Finné
Corry Firm Near Low Bid On Bradford Bridge Project
The Corry Bridge and Supply Company bid $629117% for the Bradford bridge job over French Creek between Venango and Saegertown, close to the low bidder Millstone Company of Dubois at $52,240.42. The steel two span bridge will be 140 feet each, and the contract has not yet been awarded.
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Corry Bridge and Supply Company
Bradford
Crawford County
French Creek
Point
Venango
Saegertown
Corry Concern
Millstone Company
DuBois
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
Radio listings reveal WBZ in Springfield and WFAA Dallas highlight musical segments with violinist Horace Britt cellist Frieda Siemens and pianist. KJ Los Angeles showcases Mexican Independence Day program. KDKA Pittsburgh features Century Male Quartet. WGY Schenectady presents radio comedy A Single Man by student players with an evening schedule.
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WBZ
Springfield
Hang Lets
Horace Britt
Frieda Siemens
Los Angeles
M. Pacite
WFAA
Dallas
U P.M Central
Schubert
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY
Schenectady
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Murexville
Kiwanis Club
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