Parlay of Accidents and Campaign Notes Across States
A series of brief notices recounts fatal and nonfatal traffic crashes in Erie and Fogelsville involving Edward Mowers and Henry Keating, with details of circumstances and ages. Separate dispatches summarize Vice President Curtis Seid’s campaign remarks praising Hoover and farm relief, Allentown Republicans endorsing the national platform, and repeal calls for the 18th Amendment with Volstead act references, reflecting 1930s political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Press
Fogelsville
Gartts
Hoover
Eelie
Franklin D. Roose
Wilson
Roosevelt
Allentown
Pas
James M. Hazlett
Philadelphia Teadher
Wm. S. Ware
Sth Committee
Franklin D- Répsavelt
Snyder Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Angry crowds demand air attack on Asuncion amid Bolivian claims
Bolivian crowds in La Paz urged air strikes to bomb Asuncion after accusing Paraguayans of bayoneting wounded and stretcher bearers at Baqueron. Bolivia reported League of Nations protests over violations of the Hague convention. Fort Boqueron remained under heavy Paraguayan artillery as Bolivians defended the position amid calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
LA Paz
Bolivia
Asuncion
Paraguay
Lohe League of Nations
Worl Baqueron
Gran Chava
League of Nations
Baqueron
League
Busnes Aino
Fort Boqueron
Fort Boquerop
Epdhmle
Loveland Honored At M E Laymen Meet In Sharon
F A Loveland of Sharon named vice president of the Methodist Laymen’s Conference during the tile conference held yesterday. Dr W H Elliott Meadville Pa elected president of the lay conference Edgar T Welch Westfield Pa named vice president Leo H McKay Sharon Pa secretary J C Mellander Mr Jewett Pa treasurer. Clarence Rue Wilson to speak at county wide temperance program. Social service banquet features W P Tolley Allegheny College. Elders and deacons to be ordained, conference ends Monday with appointments read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA. Loveland
Methodist Brotherhood
Sharon
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. H. Elliott
Meadville
Edgar T. Welch
Westfield
L. B. Yale
Milton 1
Thomas
Parker's Landing
Alvin A
Jones
Perrysville
W. GC. Hafeplig
Panama
Robins Reported Seen Again in Chicago
United Press reports Raymond Robins, a vanished social worker, seen near the Guy Club in Chicago. Richard Smith, Robins’s acquaintance, says a man believed to be Robins passed the club and vanished upon return with an old friend, prompting renewed search efforts.
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Ay United Pres
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Richard Smith
Guy Club
Robins
Robie
Mystery clears as DuBois wife found grave deed linked
Plymouth Mass Sept 17 Edith DuBois died as husband Charles Edwin DuBois killed himself after a five week mystery. Edith warned a friend Charlie acted strange and dug in the cellar where he buried her. He planned to marry Grace Atwood while papers show title transferred to Grace DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kane
United Press
Plymouth
Mass
Edith DuBois
Charles Edwin DuBois
Herring Pond
Gillet
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
John V. Sullivan
Charlie
DuBois
Grace Atwood
New York University
Massachusetts
Grace du Bois
Edith Dae Bois
Past Grands of Corry Gather for September Council Meeting
Two hundred Odd Fellows from Corry and judges from Erie and Warren counties attended the Past Grands Council No. 2 of Pennsylvania reunion in the I O O F hall. County Commissioner Rollan McCray presided over the business session. A class of two candidates was initiated, followed by a program including the Rebelak Quartet, violin solos by Mrs John Boland, and remarks by William Soper. Dancing, cards, and refreshments ended the event with Perry's orchestra providing music. Mrs C B Shoap traveled to Warren for a daylong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Warren Coun Uen
Pennsylvania
Rollan McCray
Waterford
Rebelak
Noman York
Sotos
John Boland
William Soper
Perry
Inquest Postponed After Patrolman Mulheirn Death
Deputy Coroner Lawrence Davis announced the inquest into Patrolman James J. Mulheirn's death in an automobile crash on the Union City Corry road has been postponed to a later date due to Clerk Porter’s absence. Porter remains home on South Center Street recovering from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daviser
James J. Mulheirn
Union City-Corry Road
Clie Glerk
Porter
South Center Street
Managers turn longing eyes to Borah
Raymond Clapper reports Republican managers look to Idaho’s Sen. William Borah for Hoover support. Borah’s past opposition and a lingering silence defined his stance after the 1928 Republican convention. Hastings says Borah’s anti soldier bonus stance could align him with GOP morale, though Borah remains cautious. Street musicians in town draw crowds, and Miss Doris Motion visits from Youngsville.
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Idaho
Hoover
West
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
William E. Borah
Maine
White Hold
Hastings
Delaware
Borah
American Legion
Heris
Senator Borah
Hasting
Roosevelt
Tach
Keating Receives Purple Heart for World War II Gallantry
Charles P. Keating, Corry veteran of Company D, 102d Infantry, 26th Division, earned the Purple Heart and Pershing citation for gallantry in the St Mihiel sector during World War I. He initially joined the Rainbow Division and later fought with the 26th, one of the first U.S. units to see combat. Authorities note his meritorious service and the decoration’s Washington bicentennial revival context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Keating
Hebtopant
St. Miuel
Keating
George Washington
Pershing
John J. Pershing
Cory
102D Infantry
Xivray
U.S
France
Jeter
St. Minter Salient
Corryman
Hay
Washington
Lieut
Ifm
Corry
Reichstag Elections Set for November Sixth
Berlin September 1 The government announced that new Reichstag elections will be held November 6 with President Paul von Hindenburg expected to approve. The short lived Reichstag faced a tumultuous session as it tried to pass a vote of no confidence in the cabinet’s economic recovery plan led by Chancellor Franz von Papen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Franz von Papen
Wanted Here Arrested at Schenectady
Police plan extradition papers for Selson A Turner of Shierman M D after arrest in Schenectady on charges of issuing a bad check and obtaining goods by false pretenses. Turner, about 18, bought a used car with a partly paid check later found worthless. He was traced by broadcast through Pennsylvania and New York. He stopped en route to Vermont to visit relatives. Separately, Ritz Restaurant in Union City opened after a major rebuild with an 11 piece orchestra announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selson A. Turner
Shierman
Schenectady
M. D
Corry
New York State
Ruppersburger
Pennsylvania
New York
Clieuis
Ture
Vermont
Former Corry Man Is Named Moderator At Kane Convention
Rev Charles Waller formerly of Corry and Center ville was elected moderator of the Oil Creek Baptist Association at its two day Kane convention closing last evening. The Corry first Baptist church trio Rev J A Hook Dr Frank Gilson and Mrs Frea Rosq attended along with 110 delegates. Emmanuel Baptist Erle chosen as 1983 site. Ed DeGolles Bradford vice moderator Alice Sill War Ten A B Cody treasurer. Rev George Layon Lincoln Park Cincinnati named outstanding speaker on Our Baptist Heritage. Express worker hurt Lyle Saxton of local Express Company treated at hospital after accident at work today not seriously injured.
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Charles Waller
Centerville
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Kane
J. A. Hook
Frank Gilson
Frea Rosq
First Baptist Church
Corry
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Erle
Puller
Ed. DeGolles
Bradford
Alice
Sill
A. B. Cody
George Layiom
Lincoln Park Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
Police Department Reorganization After Fatal Accident
Mayor England announces completion of police department reorganization following the fatal accident that killed Patrolman James J. Mulhell and injured Chief John M. Flanigan. Extra Patrolman Charles Ober to work 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.. Lloyd Ruppersburger to day shift. Leon Brown and Burlingame to night shifts. Acting Chief Rupperstur? named temporary head during Flanigan’s absence. Further details to be announced at Monday council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mulhell
John M. Flanigan
Rank ‘T. England
Charles Ober
Ober
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Mlanigan
Jo Som
John M. Rupperstur- Het
Burlingame
Leon Brown
Rom
England
Giry
Garner's mother reported dying in Detroit telegram
Mrs. Sarah Garner, 81, between life and death as her son John Nance Garner speeds home from Washington in what may be his last visit. The frail woman, under 100 pounds, lapsed into a coma and doctors could not determine how long she may live. The admission notes her grave condition as of September 17 in Tex.
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Unnesers
Detroit
Tex
Sarah Garner
John Nance Gerser
Washington
Three Day Drive Planned to Save Corry Hospital
A three day fundraising drive begins Monday in Corry to raise 12 000 needed to continue hospital operations. Under General Chairman Milon Brown a team of solicitors will solicit cash subscriptions and pledges from residents, with a two year monthly plan, as they aim to avert hospital closure amid mounting debts and dwindling receipts.
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Corry Hospital
Corry Hyepplhaugs
Tole
Tittle
Tocal Solicitors
Milon. Brown
Whe
Mann
Ui Jocal Institution
Corry
Furmion
Brown
L. E. Roelofs
G. Barker
Gilbert L. Boyd
Ray Burr
Olin W. Bracken
Ueelty
Serosa Center Street
Mian Slain In Quarrel Over Price Of Liquor
A man named Strattanville, 31, was shot dead at 7 p.m. Friday at the home of Roy Armagost near Strattanville after an argument over liquor prices. Harry Basinaly Basinaly surrendered to Clarion county jail. The victim died instantly from a double barreled 12 gauge blast to the jaw and neck. The scene was at the old Catney farm near Route 392, four miles east of Clarion. Basinaly is jailed in Clarion on liquor charges.
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CIPS
Clent Teigsurd
Strattanville
Harry Basinaly Strattanville
Roy
Armagost
Sane
Ratard
Catney Farm
Route 392
Clarion Apmagost
Tim Ant
Clavind
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Paraguay-Bolivia
Edward Mowers
Polive
Henry Keating
Buffalo
Shiploye
Case and Son Manufacturing Co
Pace
FL. Adams
Tampa
Fla
F. A. Loveland
M. E
Corry Church
Brotherhood — Conference
C. B. Shoap
Warren
Nisaless
Kentucky
Washington and
Center Street
Ginchist
Hopkingville
Doris Motion
Youngsville
Oy Nad Bross
Nelson A. Turner
Near
Sherman
Deal
Attendaitz
Union City
Billa
Los Angeles
Aira
Alice Hendee ii
Charles Fuller
Lyle Saxton
American Railway Express Company
Gong An Mie
Garner
Milon L. Brown
van Dine
Willard Huntton Wright
Vitaphone Sui
Tore Molied
A. Chanding Edington
Carmin Bellen Paington
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