Miller wins both nominations for mayor in Corry primaries
Local contractor Glan Miller captured both parties nominations for mayor, defeating Frank England on the Republican ticket by 20 votes and building a larger margin on the Democratic ballot. Charles A Pain won both nominations for City Controller, with Mulderick and Williams taking Republican Council seats and Blatt and Duke capturing Democratic long-term Council spots. John Lambing swept school director nominations for both parties, while Maude Barnes and Thomas Garrity won respective Republican and Democratic nominations for the other school vacancy. Ralph B. McCord won the sheriff nomination on both tickets, defeating N Dell Darling. Harvey Willis led the Republican slate for city controller.
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Glan Miller
Uerry
Miller
Frank 1. England
Charles A. Pain
James P. Crown
M. Leo Mulderick
Ernest A. Willams
John A. Blatt
A. Duke
Blatt
Mulderick
Frank Heath
J. L. Spielman
Heath
John W. Lambing
Maude Barnes
Thomas W. Garrity
Dumbing
Ralph B. McCord
North Hast
Shriff
Corry
McCord
N. Dell Darling
Mile
Joh M. Blynn
Flynn
Demberstic
Harvey Willis
Humphreys
Leslie
Caribmoy
Ralph McGann
North Hust
Reading
Futh
Nneviff
Bok
Clty Connell
Mulderiate
Ernest A. Wil- Mais
Tote Yeur Temain Line Municipal Commission
John A. Britt
Tin
Davies
Masideeck the Sauer
Englang Miller
Dead City
Conwall
Duke
Williams
Howard
Foley As
Muilderick
City Council
Splesman
County Controsien Willis
TBA
Humphrys
Eslie
Seroe
Grasgo
Inwaaus
Bay
Tag
Bngland
City Gal
Mead
Foley. Ag
Fl City Council
Lamping
Barnes
Garrity
Sheriff Smoot
Darling
Ba Flynn
Sturrac
Glas McCord
Ost Hanley
Kuppler
County Jombraller
Guard Western Penitentiary After Threats
Western penitentiary was under guard after threats as twenty state troopers, led by Captain Joan Mauk, entered at 6 a.m. to secure the yard while Warden Stanley P. Ashe and Major Lyn Adams of the State Police conferred. Officials said agitators were plotting an escape and the threat appeared non-specific.
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Pittshurgh
Western Penitentiary
Stave Police
Ashe
Inflation Movement Aims at Washington by 1,000,000 Afforents
United Press reports inflationists plan a Washington march of up to one million supporters within two months to push a Roosevelt administration inflation program. The effort, led by Senator Thomas and others, would mobilize farmers with families and supporters, signaling a major political push.
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Frederick C. Othman
United Press Staff
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas
Okla
Id Smith
S.G
Key Pittman
Pittman
Continuem
Revolt Against Tammany Grows With Primary
United Press reports New York City primary results show Tammany Hall weakened as reform forces gain ground. Sam Koenig’s Republican faction claims county chair victory though tallies are fragmentary, while Chase Mellen Jr. expands his influence. John W. Harman and Franklin J. Print face defeats. Mayor O’Brien secures a large majority amid anti-organization sentiment.
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United Press
NEW York
Tammany Hall
New York City
Joun Fy. Curry
Samuel
Koenig
Piereli
Mellen
Tammany
John Wii
Harman
Brooklyn
Comptrollen
Prank
Lip
John FP. O'Brien
Yotr
Clymer State Bank Reopens Its Doors Today
The Clymer State Bank resumes operations at 9:00 A.M. after a holiday closure ordered by President Roosevelt. Depositors and local stockholders helped craft a reorganization plan with support from the banking department. an event Friday evening hosted by the Business Men's Club will honor Joseph A. McGinnies and Major General Bailey with music and speakers.
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Clymer
Clymer ‘State Bank
Ilah
ValWick
Batt
Pres Isant Roosevelt
Marenath
Gielneke
Banking Department
Joseph E. Hayes
Jnout
Clymer Wank
Business Men's Club
Joseph A. McGinnies
Hipley
Bailey
Jamestown
Two On Trial At Erie For Extortion
Erie Pa Sept 20 Two men from Kile were slated for trial in federal court charged with extortion by using the mails to obtain money from Edging Roach president of the Penin Brass and Cops pwr Company George Joint and John Nolati allegedly threatened Roach with death if he did not pay and also reportedly threatened to harm his young son
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Erie
Roach
Penin Brass
Pwr Company
George Joint
John Nolati
Idhay
Youth Arrest Ties Thefts to Girard Farm Slayings
Erie district attorney says Thomas Ernest Smith confessed to killing Albert Biegert and Hannah Biegert on a Girard farm last August. Smith, 36, of Knox, admitted after hours of questioning that he used a pitchfork and hammer. Also implicated were Len Sloan and Leonard Berlin, with a woman, Polly Luther, involved in a plot to kill her husband George Luther. All four held for further inquiry.
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Erie
Mortimer FE. Graham
Erie County
Thomas Ernest Smith
Knox, Pai
Albert Biegert
Hannah
Girard
Sinc
Smith
Leonard H. Berlin
Knox
Berlin
Len Sloan
Salamanca
N.Y
Biegers
Edward Price
Leroy
Sloan
Graham
Sgt. Price
Polly Luther
Smith N
George
Luthers
Luther
Funds Urged for Butler Highway Improvement
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports families prepared to confer with Governor Pinchot to press for federal funds to complete the Willikng Funn highway Route No. The committee includes Joseph C Trees chairman of the Pennsylvania NRA advisory board Allegheny County Commissioner C McGovern and State Senator Frank J Harris.
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Fy Unites
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Toseph C.trees
Pennsysvania Nra
Allegeny County
C. ©. McGovernn
Frank J. Harris
Threat of Civil War Hangs Over Cuba Today
Havana Sept. 20 Threat of civil war intensifies as government troops confront three revolt groups and Communist activity rises in the east. Revolts threaten wider uprising while Batista leadership looms in Santa Clara and Camaguey. government says it has surrounded the Cuban Sandina force at Taino in Camaguey Province.
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Lawrence
Haas
United Press
Havana
Santiago
Oriente
Grau
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Gray San Martin
Santa Clara
Cameguey
Juan Blas Hernandez
Taino
Morom
Camaguey
Two More States Join in Repeal Procession
Two more states joined in the repeal parade today as the movement gained momentum. Reports mention New Mexico and Virginia approving the federal amendment, while other states debated ratification timelines and political alignments, highlighting national momentum toward repealing the old constitutional provision.
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Benator
William
Borah
Wien
Virginia Geld
Markie
Bane Ciliy
Former Corry Man Wins Sheriff Nomination Against McCord
N Dell Darling of Erie, a former Corry resident, won the Republican sheriff nomination over Ralph B. McCord of North East by about 200 votes in unofficial returns. Darling led countywide after Erie city totals offset McCord gains in other districts. John J Wynn won the Democratic nomination and will face Darling in November. Harvey Willis swept both parties for county controller, and William carried both nominations by a heavy margin.
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N. Dell Darling
Erie
Corry
Ralph B. McCord
North East
Darling
McCord
Hiie
John J. Wynn
Sheriff
Will
Darjling
Bre- Cord
Olers J
Fitzgerald Club
Harvey Willis
William
Nominions
Revised Code Announced For Retail Trades In United States
Washington reports a revised code for the retail trades introducing price protection and stop loss provisions. Officials say the document aims to curb abuses without fixing prices, detailing limits on discounting below a cost price and the rules governing wholesale delivered pricing. The code, prepared by NRA officials, will be discussed further before presenting to President Roosevelt for approval.
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Unites Press
Washington
Stade Public Today
NRA
Ronsavell
Joss Learnee
Prihihite
Holenale
Ena
Dunia
Munca
Tequiett Taf Ee Teese
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