Two youths killed in crash at Lottsville scene of tragedy
At Lottsville a late night auto crash killed Norris King 23 and Arnold Johnson 22 while a third, George Sherman 21, survived with serious injuries. The car struck a concrete bridge abutment and toppled into the creek near the railroad station. Johnson died later at Warren General Hospital. King died instantly. Coroner and state police opened an inquiry.
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Norris King
Arnold Johnson
Lottsville
George Sherman
Corry
Lowry
Warren General Hospital
Wilwaukee
Capt
Coste
Lieut
Beliante
Chicago
Bailey Hill
Stokenshaw Creek
Johnson
Sherman
King
Lyte Johnson
Ray Dillembeck
Jamestown
Warren
General Hospital
Howly
King Boy
Alexander & Compay
Anderiaer Schoonovar
Sugar Grove
Warren ‘Hospital
Louisville
Alfred Jensen
Lottsguiis
Densen
Ota
Fd. Lowrey
B.C. Brady
Coromer Lowrey
Stock market trims losses as near-close recovery seen
United Press bulletins report a slow stock market recovery near the close after heavy reactions in previous months. Investors watched minor gains and steadier activity as trading damped by late sessions in New York.
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United Press
New York
Stock Exchange
U S Adhesion To World Court Threatened
World Court protocol plans raise U S adhesion issues as Cuba objects to court session rules and Geneva residence for judges. League commission debates risks to American membership while Britain Japan Italy members signal varied positions. A second brief notes a hospital fire on the third floor endangering 20 patients at Oschner hospital.
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Judicial Commission of the League
League
Cuba
Geneva
Noel Baker
Great Britain
Ststead
United States
Nabumi Tto
Japan
Vittorio Scislaja
Italy
Orestes Ferrara
Durando
Colo
Pire
Oschner Hospital
Sinclair to Enter German Oil Industry on Large Scale
Frederick Kuk reports Harry F. Sinclair, American oil magnate, plans a major entry into Germany’s petroleum sector. He spent ten days studying Hanover and Oldenburg districts, aims to create a vertical oil trust with production, refining and distribution. He eyes vast land deals, potentially purchasing 5 to 10 million acres and leasing government tracts, as German fields expand despite current output.
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Hanover
Frederick Kuk
United Press
Berlin
Harry F. Sinclair
United Press Today
Sinclair
Germany
Hanover Oldenburg
Bell case heads to jury in Conable Donohoe killing
Uniontown Pa Sept 19 The case of Anthony W Bell Jr former county detective charged with the alleged racket killing of Constable John Donohoe July 31 1929 was to go to a jury late today Special Prosecutor A Jones was expected to conclude the closing argument before noon and Judge Thomas H Hudson was to charge immediately afterward.
Corry Plant Project Contingent on Survey
Aero Supply officials visited Corry to review offers from other towns for relocating the company plants. President George J. Stieh and two executives discussed prospects and surveyed local support, noting about $25,000 pledged though far below the estimated $75,000 needed to move plants from College Point and Dayton.
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Corry
Standard Automatic Products Company
Aero Supply Carporation
George J. Sti
Stieh
Aero Supply
Aero Supply Corporation
Mi Shich
Planta
College Point
Dayton
Stipn
Ohio City
Aero Supply Board
Corry Masons Nominated for 33d Degree
Two Corry Masons, James H. Whect and Carlton W. Smith, are nominated for the 33d degree, the highest honor in Masonry. The formal award is expected at the 1931 meeting. they would be the city’s only 33d degree Masons, following L. Y. Olds.
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Corry
Masonic Fraternity
James H.whect
Carlton W. Smith
Boston
Messrs
Wright
Sacth
Jnihier
Jon
L. YW
Davis to Speak at Erie and Meadville
U S Senate candidate James J. Davis will address Kiwanis at the state convention in Erie on Wednesday morning and then meet Republicans from Meadville and Crawford County to speak at Diamond Park in Meadville at 4 PM. A further Meadville engagement is possible but not yet fixed.
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James J. Davis
Erie
Meadville
Davis
Crayford County
Sind
Diamond Park
Five Best Radio Entainments Listed on Dated Schedule
Radio schedule outlines five programs across WABC WJZ WAC and WEAP networks. Entries include Nitwit Hour Ladybugs Contac Columbia Male Chorus RKO Program and Vincent Lopez Music with EST time slots and network affiliations.
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WABC
CBS
WJZ
NBC Network
Ladybugs & Contac
WAC
CBS Network
Ocolumbia
WEAP
NBC
WHA
Vincent Lopez
Warlord Chang Hsu Ling Seeks Peace in China
Chang Hsu Ling, a powerful Manchurian warlord, intervened to hasten peace in China. He issued a circular calling for an end to seven months of fighting and proposed that national affairs be decided by the central government.
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Anion Press
Shanghat
Chang Hsueh Ling
China
Chang
Nanking
Flying club meeting invites teachers as Rotary guests
City residents signaled for eight o clock meeting in the Municipal building to form a community flying club with hope of financing a first class airplane. About a dozen young men have expressed interest, with an experienced pilot to teach aging Jessons and inspect the plane if funds allow immediate development.
County women hold meeting in city at Women's Club
The county Federation Women's Clubs met in the city for a county fair style gathering at the Woman's Club home on Mott Street. Delegations from across the county attended. A strong program included several out of town speakers with Mrs. Charles Seouler of North East presiding.
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Brie Vouunty Federation Wworen
Woman's Club
Mott Street
Charles Seouiler
North East
French Aviators Planned Long Flight From Le Bourget
Sept 19 1919 Le Bourget France Lauluette and Gonets flew in a Farman monoplane toward Telisran Persia with stops only at Bucharest and Aleppo Syria en route.
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LI Bourght
France
Display of Aurora Borealis Brightens City Night
City residents witnessed a brilliant aurora display after a sharp evening temperature drop. The northern lights stretched across the horizon for hours, with many noting it as one of the brightest in recent years.
Archdeacon Foreman to Lead Services at Emmanuel Church
Rev Harris W Foreman the new archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of Erie will conduct services at Emmanuel Episcopal church Sunday at 11 o clock. Foreman a World War chaplain has served in central New York and as secretary of rural work at the post of nations before joining the Erie diocese.
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Harris. W. Foreman
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
Emmaenuél Episcopal Church
Foreman
New York
Poat of Nations
Remains Hope Fades for 19 Lost on South Coast
United Press reports in Marshfield Oregon that 19 crewmen of the steam schooner South Coast are still missing after the ship reportedly founders near Cape Blanco in heavy fog. Rescue ships sweep 30 miles offshore while coastal wreckage is seen from Cape Sebastian to Crescent City. authorities believe lifeboats may have carried survivors.
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United Press
Marshfield
Ore
Cape Blanco
Pacific Ocean
Cape Sebastian
Gold Beach
Crescent
Calif
Here
Rogue River
Bandits Escape With $100000 By Air Planned Stab
Lincoln Nebraska September 19 aviators and ground crews in Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma searched for a blue OX-5 Travelair plane believed used by six bandits who robbed the Lincoln National Bank of $100000 in cash and securities The robbers fled in a stolen aircraft and left a penciled route on a highway map in an abandoned car Police did not tie them to yesterday's $15000 robbery at Hays Springs Nebraska Five men held up that bank and netted $15000
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Ey United
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklatoma
Travelair
Lincoln National Bank
W. D. Mauls
Bike Citys
Okio
Oklahoma
National Bank
Hays Springs
Community Fair Opens in Spartansburg Today
The annual Community Fair at Spartansburg opens today drawing many city residents to view exhibits and enjoy an enhanced entertainment program. Tonight features the rural comedy Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick, already staged successfully in the area, with more acts planned as throngs are expected to attend through Saturday with favorable weather anticipated.
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Spartansburg
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Five Firemen and Woman Injured in Collision
Five firefighters and a woman were injured in an early morning crash in Pittsburgh. The fire truck driven by Thomas Churchill swerved to miss a car driven by Emilio Bersani, 40, West View, then plowed through a fence.
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Fittsburgh
Thomas Churchill
Dmilio Bersani
Corry Minister Weighs Call to Motor Church
Rev H L Henderson, recently helping prepare a new Corry city directory, contemplates accepting a call to lead a mobile church project. The non denominal caravan would tour the country winters in the southern states with four large motor trucks and a 100 by 150 foot front.
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H. L. Henderson
Call To Motor Church
Erie
Hornell
Erle
Mr. Henderson
Motor Church
Henderson
Church of God
Hori Null
Ihla City
Henderson Hia
Advent Christian Church
Six Burned in Toledo Apartment Fire Stampede
A four story Toledo apartment building fire left at least six seriously burned and a dozen others overcome. The blaze sent tenants fleeing through windows or being carried down ladders by firemen. many escaped, though some were injured in the chaos.
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United Press
Toledo
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JURV
Corry Masons
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