Angry crowds push for air strikes on Asuncion
Bolivian capital La Paz reports angry crowds urging that planes bomb Asuncion Paraguay. Bolivia accuses Paraguayans of mutilations and calls for action at the League of Nations while Fort Boqueron endures heavy bombardment and infantry assaults.
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United Press LA Paz
Bolivia
Asuncion
Paraguay
League of Nations
Gran Chavo
Bis Qgueron
League
Buenos Aire
Fort Hoqueron
Fort Boqueron
Two Die in Auto Crashes Near Erie
Two men died in separate crashes near Erie Pennsylvania as police reported one incident when Edward Mowers 30 Erie was crushed between his car and a tree while standing on the running board after the motor stalled another crash near Erie claimed Henry Kenning 64 of Buffalo when his vehicle overturned after a collision with a car driven by Dr Fi Anis 52 of Tampa Florida Kenning was pinned beneath the car in the aftermath authorities said
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United Pres
Erie
Edward Mowers
Henry Kenning
Buffalo, N
Case and Son Manufacturing Co
Buffalo
Kenning
Ad- Anis
Tampa
Fia
Loveland Honored as ME Laymen Meet at Sharon
Loveland of this city was named vice president of the Methodist Brotherhood at Sharon yesterday as laymen of the Methodist Episcopal church of the Tri County Conference held their first participation conference and elected officers. Clarence T. Wilson will speak at a county wide mass meeting. President W. P. Tolley of Allentown College will attend the social service banquet. Several elders and deacons will be ordained in forthcoming services. The conference ends Monday with appointments read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BA. Loveland
Sharon
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Trie
W. H. Elliott
Meadyike
Edgar T. Welch
Westfield Pa
L. B. Yale
Brotherhood
Leo H. McKay
J. C. Mellander
Mt. Jewett
Clarence Tre Wilson
Methodist Board of Prohibition
Temperance
Public Morals
Temperance Organications
W. P. Tolley
Allerheny College
Milton T. Thomas
Parker's Landing
Alvin AJ Jones
Perrysville
C. Hateplig
Patiama
C. Ve McKain
Riceville
J. G. Hanna
Valeri
Kenneth B. Tininger
Ghickga
Robins Seen Again In Chicago As Search Continues
Reported sighting of Raymond Robins, a vanished social worker, surfaces in Chicago. Witnesses from the City Club recall Robins’ frequent visits and a woman named Mrs. C Shoop, with Warren and a friend, aiding in the day’s search amid confusion over his identity.
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Anitca Press
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Richard Smith
Robins
Wiid
DuBois Wife Found as Mystery Clears After Suicide
Edith DuBois vanished from a summer bungalow near Great Herring Pond. Brice in the sub cellar hid her body, found ten years after her husband Charles Bedwyin DuBois killed himself. The letter quoted by Assistant District Attorney Sullivan cites his strange behavior and plans to remarry Grace Atwood.
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Martin Kane
United Press
Plymouth
Mass
Edith DuBois
Charles Bedwyin DuBois
Herring Pond
Gillot
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Alrney
John V. Sullivan
Charlie
DuBois
Grace Atwood
New York University
Massachusetts
Grace du Bois
Edith du Bois
Past Grands Gathering Draws 200 Attendees in Corry
About 200 Oud Fellows from Corry Erie Warten counties joined the Past Grands Council No. 2 of Pennsylvania for the September meeting in the I C O F hall. Rolla McCray presided. A two-candidate class was initiated, a program followed with performances by the Rebekah Quartet, Norman York, Mrs John Boland, and William Soper. Perry's orchestra provided music, then dancing and refreshments closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Warten Coum Mes
Grants’ Council No. 2
Pennsylvania
Rolla McCray
Waterford
Rebekah
Norman York
Giolly Saloy
John Boland
William Soper
Perry
Inquest Postponed on Patrolman Mulheim Death
Deputy Coroner Lawrence Divison announced the inquest into Patrolman James J. Mulheim's death, caused by an automobile accident on the Union Cuy-Gerry road last evening, has been postponed until late next week due to City Clerk Porter’s absence. Porter remains home on South Center street recovering from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Divison
Tolay
James J. Mulheim
Union Cuy-Gerry Road
C. B.porter
Porter
South Center Street
Managers eye Borah as Hoover aid for GOP morale
Republican leaders look to Idaho's Senator Borah for a boost to morale after Maine, hoping his endorsement of Hoover could sway voters. Borah remained noncommittal, calling October early for politics, while Hastings called his stance humorous and uncertain.
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Idaho
Hoover
West
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
William 4. Boran
Maine
White House
Hastings
Delaware
Eaid
Borah
Senate
Mr. Hoover
Chicago
Alfred 13. Smith
Roosevelt
Wach
Street musicians draw crowd at Washington and Center
Kentucky music makers attracted a big crowd Friday at Washington and Center streets. The group, a violinist and pianist from Hopkinsville, regularly broadcasts from the Hopkinsville station. Doris Morton, a Youngsville teacher, spent the weekend at her home in the city.
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Kentucky
Washington and
Center Street
Vin
Doris Morton
Iri
Youngsville
Hla
Hoover Leadership Praised in Turn For Better Campaign
Unites Press dispatch from Fogelsville Pennsylvania reports Vice President Curtis praising President Hoover’s leadership. He defends farm relief records against Governor Roosevelt’s attacks, arguing tariffs and farming policies under Republican rule. He cites Underwood-Simmons, Fordney McCumber and Smoot Hawley tariffs. Curtis asserts Republicans can fairly resolve farm issues. He notes Roosevelt has offered no concrete relief plans.
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Unites Press
Fogelsville
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Curtis
Curtin
Cal Spring
Allentown Pa
Republican Stu Committee
James M. Hazlett
Philadelphia
Yare
Franiella D. Roosevelt
Snyder Armstrong
Charles P Keating Awarded Medal for Military Merit
Charles P Keating received a lieutenant’s commission for meritorious service in World War I. He earned a Purple Heart for wounds during the St Mihiel offensive with the 26th Division after initial service with the 12th Infantry. He also held a Pershing citation and served with the Graves Registration Service. Keating later remained connected to veteran commemorations tied to Washington’s bicentennial.
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Charles P. Keating
LolAy
St Mihiel
George Washington
Acton
Royal Office
John J Pershing
12D
Xivray
Keating
France
Whart
Lieut
Cory Mien
Reichstag elections set for November 4 by government
Berlin Sept 17 The government decided to hold a new Reichstag election November 4 with President Hindenburg expected to approve. The dissolution followed attempts by the Reichstag to pass a vote of no confidence in Chancellor Papen’s cabinet during a one year economic recovery plan debate.
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Annou
Berlin
Osapprivelw
Pat ‘von Hindenburg
Gratvo Papen
WANTED HERE ARRESTED AT SCHENECTADY IN NEAR RECORDS
Mst Baition of Nelson A. Thier Sherman N Y is sought by Corry police after arrest in Schenectady on charges of issuing a worthless check and obtaining goods under false pretenses. Turner about 18 purchased a secondhand car at Powell Garage paid with a bad check. extradition papers to be prepared. He was nabbed in Schenectady while en route to Vermont to visit relatives. The Rite restaurant opening drew a large local crowd in Union City with an orchestra to perform. Alice Henry 78 suffered 134 wounds in a death by own action case investigated by police in Los Angeles.
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Nelson A. Thier
Sherman
Schenectady
N. Y
Corry
New York State
Turner
Powell
Chiat J Ruppersburger
Pennsylvania
New York
Schensctady
Hays Ben Nabbet
Vermont
Former Corry man named moderator at Oil Creek Baptist convention
Rev Charles Puller of Centerville elected moderator of the Oil Creek Baptist Association at Kane after a two day convention attended by 110 delegates. Immanuel Baptist Erie chosen for 1983 meeting site. E J DeGoliet Bradford vice moderator Alice Sill Warren treasurer. Rev George Lawson Lincoln Barechurch Cincinnati among speakers. Express worker hurt at federal offices by steel wire incident. Lyle Saxton hospitalized with hand lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Puller
Centerville
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Charles Fuller
Center Ville
Oil Réek Baptist Association
Kane
EA. Hook
Prank Gilson
Fred Ross
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptist Church
Erie
Mr. Piller
E. J. DeGoliet
Bradford
Alice ©. Sill
A.B. Cody
George Lawson
Lincoln
Epesker
Our Baptist
Lyle Saxton
American Railway Express Company
Nis
Police Department Reorganization 15 Completed
City announces reorganization of the police force following the fatal accident to Patrolman James Mulleira and injuries to Chief John Flanigan. Extra patrolmen Charles Ober and H. Burlingame are assigned night shifts. Lloyd Ruppersburger becomes Acting Chief during Flanigan’s absence. Leon Brown covers the late night. Further details to be announced at Monday’s council unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J.mul-Leira
John M. Flanigan
Fram T. Waglandt
Charles Oher
Ober
Lloyd Ruppersburger
Flanigan
John M. Ruppersburger
Burlingame
Leon Brown
England
Garner's Mother Reported Dying in Washington Crossing
Tex Sept 17 Mrs Sarah Garner 81 lingered between life and death as her famed son Job Nance Garner returned home from Washington. The frail woman, under 100 pounds, had lapsed into a coma and doctors could not say how long she has. Her condition is extremely grave.
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Winceress Omtroit
Tex
Sarah Garner
Job Nance Garner
Washington
Tong
Three Day Drive Planned to Save Corry Hospital
A three day fundraising drive opens Monday in Corry to secure subscriptions and pledges over two years totaling 12,000 dollars. Local solicitors led by Moon L Brown will canvass all wards urging residents and workers to support the hospital and prevent service cutbacks or closure.
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Corry Hospital
Haugon
Lie Heneral
Moon L Brown
Next Wen
Corry
Areso
Gerry Hospital
Hve
Brown
Center Street
Man Slain in Quarrel Over Liquor Price
Strattanville man was killed in a quarrel over liquor price at the home of Roy Armimost near Strattanville. The shooter, Harry Basin, surrendered to local authorities after the fatal 12 gauge shot. Armagost is serving a sentence. police describe the scene at the old Carney farm near Route 323 as the crime location.
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Otl Ofer
Urem
Strattanville
Harry Basim
Roy
jAmmagost
Armagost
Basin
Ihe Clation
Hélgard
Rolgard
Carney Farm
Clarion
Armagast
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Corry Church
Brotherhood — Conference
O.P
Laudshoover
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Neal Sherman
Rite
Union City
Fx Tires
Los Angeles
Alice Henry
Hey
Mer
Sine Farmot
Hospital Atterdanty
Corry Man
Charles Ober
Garner
Milon L. Brown
LOS Angelws
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