Walton Bares New Evidence Against Klan
Oklahoma City reports a heated scene as Governor Walton faces a rising Klan challenge. Witnesses claim a special grand jury and militia influences collide with state authority. McRee, a country lawyer and Klan supporter, is described as the catalyst behind the mobilized resistance. Local officials, including county attorney Weil and Judge Clark, are tied to Klan activity. The article notes mass attendance at the state capital and calls for financial and legal aid to counter the governor's actions.
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Walted
OK Miomy City
Okla
Patrickeney
W. J. Meflan
Revolution Aginst Coy
J . Walton
Oklahoma
Gov. Walton
Molen
Sidte
America
Americhin Tibertieg
Mellge
McHee
Austin
New Mexico
MuRos
McRee
Potlee
Walton
Finiah JeWatt
Airich Blake
Oklahoma City
Judge Clark
Mauphin
McCarra
Coolidge Faces Ever Annoying Shipping Issue
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge and shipping officials wrestling with a persistent shipping problem amid fallout from Attorney General Daugherty's rejection of the Lasker-Purley indirect government operation plan. Rumors of a wholesale uproar in the shipping board swirl as Daugherty argues the merchant fleet should be sold for cash or through corporate arrangements, while critics warn of disrupted policy and profits.
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United Press
Washington
Usuillg
Pewsidunt Coolidge
Dolid
Athoney
Daugherty
Concrete Pavement Project Advances in City Streets
First concrete pavement work is completed and ready for traffic within days. The East Street project spurred the concrete program as residents pressed for street improvements. Contractors Keystone Construction and EB Love and Sex finish base work. remaining paving on surrounding streets slated for fall completion, with optimism for full program this year.
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Try
Kult
Mo’ Pendine
Citcome
Worley
He Otter
Keystone Construction
Tia Rast
Mayfly to St Louis May Fly to St Louis
The Navy considers using the large airship Leviathan for a flight to St Louis for the international air aces event on October 1 2 and 8 Rear Adm Moffit head of the Bureau of Aeronautics says the trip would require a practical mooring site in St Louis A naval officer is in St Louis to scout mooring possibilities and the airship would detour to major cities along its route
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United Rreaa
New York
Navy
St. Louis
International Air
Av Moffit
Navy Bureau of Aeronautitcs
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Moffer
St Louis
St Leo
Sunday Evangelist Billy Sunday Faces Campaign Troubles
Niagara Tagle New York reports Billy Sunday, famed evangelist, threatens to quit his Niagara campaign as attendance declines and local ministers consider abandoning support if the revival falters.
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Niagara Tagle
N.Y. Shipt
Billy Sunday
Sunday Tabernacle Orheeds
Aiyguyariant
Former well known hotel man Parker dies after operation
William J Parker, aged 62, a longtime hotel operator in Corry, died after an operation. He managed the National Hotel on East Washington, later ran the European Hotel on East Main Street, and lived at West Spring Creek. A Spanish American War veteran, he is survived by his wife and sister in Jamestown and Meadville. Funeral services will be Sunday at his West Spring Creek home with the Corry Elks guard and burial in West Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Willian
Parker
Cty
Corry Hoppila
Hotel Hiusmnese
National
East Washington Street
East Main Street
Inne
West Spring Wreek
Godden
Mr. Parker
7Th Regiment
Tewana Momihir
Jamestown
Tic‘elovk
Corry Ledge of
Elks
West Spring Crock
Auto Thieves Arrested After Car Theft in Oli City
Polio authorities report two youths stolen a car owned by Mark Goylé of Oli City. The vehicle was recovered. The suspects Clyde Hangon and John Borisel, arrested in Oli City, will be transported back to Potloa Dunidle tomorrow morning.
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Oli City
Mark Goylé
Clydé Hangon
John Borisel
Ealy
Chint
Potloa
Evacuations Of Corfu Start As Italy Orders Evacuation
Athens reports Italy has ordered formal evacuation of Corfu island in retaliation for the murder of Italian commissioners. The move follows earlier Greek apologies and warship salutes by Italian flag in Phaleron Bay as memorial services proceed for the victims.
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Athens
Italy
Greece
Jualaa
Cort
Bay of Phaleros
Tims
Pinchot Rumor Stirs Pennsylvania GOP Delegation
A Philadelphia dispatch reports a Republican leaders meeting failed to clarify Governor Pinchot’s ambitions for 1924. Senators Pepper Hopper Reed and Baker discussed rumors of Pinchot seeking the national convention nomination, with county leaders weighing the best course and possible delegation shifts.
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United Prest Pintadelphia
Hopper
Reed
Warey Baker
Republician
Guy Pinchot
Pinchot
Sen
Ator Pepper
Wis
Pennylvania
Solilly
Pennsylvania
Ajo
Harding
Probable Boost in Hard Coal Prices Reported
Local dealers foresee a price rise of about 1.00 per ton for hard coal after October 1. Prices at mine level show increases from 0 to 70 cents per ton, with Lehigh Coal and Navigation and other majors lifting stove egg and chestnut coal by 60 to 70 cents per ton. Retailers may not pass the entire rise to consumers.
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Sweynhams Collieries Company
Lehigh Maal and Navigation Company
Delewitry and Hudson Company
Anglo French Solidarity Thot Restored Victory Seen
Paris reports indicate restored Anglo-French solidarity after Germany's surrender offer is weighed. Papers reflect mixed but united views. Echo de Paris argues time favors France and Franco-Belgian unity grows stronger as Germany faces pressure to concede.
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United Press
Paris
Prerier Prine
Ftr
England
Pubtica Lini
Germany
Kerlin
Pertinax
Ing Igy
Echo de Paris
France
Gasoline price protest grows as motorists seek cheaper fuel
A Claxton era style plea notes widespread anger over rising gas costs in Pennsylvania cities. A survey lists prices like 24 cents per gallon in several urban centers while rivals report cheaper rates, prompting calls for nationwide parity and renewed scrutiny of refiners.
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Ory Tuototiges Toy Puid
Hindley Lake
Dihue
New Wink
Pennsylvania
Xicultie Nas
Diaputon Herald
Ashame
Opening of the Grand Theatre Draws Large Crowd
About 1500 people attended the opening of the Grand Theatre on North Manter Street. The feature The Bachelor Cartelye starring Thomas Meighan drew crowds for the opening and matinee, with evening shows planned for Saturday. The venue promises high grade pictures and extended hours from 2 to 11 daily.
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Penple
North Manter Street
Howe Wein
Shears
Yeas
Wall
iThomas Meighan
Meighan
Fang Oh Corry
Nationwide whiskey ring unearthed in probes across cities
Sept 21 report from Paladel Pita describes federal raids on a bootlegging syndicate supplying many cities. 85 barrels of nearly pure alcohol valued at 825000 seized. officials say production was centralized in Washington and Baltimore. Syndicate diluted alcohol with water and coloring to imitate whiskey as shipments moved countywide. Prohibition agents suspect more storage sites and additional seizures soon. J J Riley of Spring Street sails to Boston due to family illness. Mrs John Prin.
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United Press Paladel Pita
Fedleral Prohibition Etheers
Washington
Haltimore
Prohibl
Avito
State Hammers Down Alibi in Ward Defense
In White Plains on September 2 the prosecution pressed Ward’s alibi in the Peters murder case. The state seeks to prove the pistol in Ward’s claim belonged to Peters and that Ward’s claimed motive for Peters’ death is fabrication. Key testimony included police chief Jinks Cody’s assertion about the murder weapon and defense objections questioning firearm identification.
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United Press
White Plains
Walter S Ward
Milonatie
Clarence Peters
Ward-claine
Ti Peters
Ward
Peters
Tess
Dapper
Ancore
Jinks Cody
New Rochelle
Cody
Supreme Court
Robert M Wagner
Court House Wikeil
Heryl Cut
de Ward
Ralph D. Ward
Campbell
Start Scotch Foursoms at Corry Country Club
Weather permitting the Tournament Committee of the Corry Country Club will state Scotsh Poursoms, comment iig at three o'clock. Saturday afternoon September 29, it is hoped that all ladies and men golfers will be on hand to take part in the usual good time.
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Corry Country Club
Slady
Ito
Belgium Demands End to Passive Resistance in Crisis
Belgium presses for end to passive resistance amid German evacuation proposals via Belgian minister. Paris signals Poincare seeks terms while Belgium weighs Stresemann’s concrete German offers. Brussels reports Berlin conveyed conditions through Count Lille. France and Britain consulted as passive resistance policy endgame unfolds.
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United Press Veriain
France
Germany
Streseulin
Strestmann
United Press
Elmimert
Poincare
Belgium
Wrussels
Mhanestler Stresemann
Count Ile Luille
Berlin
Definite action urged to end New York paper strike
Striking pressmen faced a critical vote as Major George E Berry offered to disband the strike and form a new contract with publishers. The plan would revoke Local No. 25 and issue new cards to workers who returned. Publishers reported 70 percent of normal output in the combined edition as mounted police guarded offices amid rising violence and high customer demand as Yom Kippur ended.
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United Prom
New York
Eller
George E Berry
International Union
Fay
Guy
Qnublishers
Terry
International Autohy
Merning
Combinaton Tan Hoes
Ctiit
Hatchery Superintendent Visit Mentioned in Society Meeting Route
C H Garford superintendent of Tacketstown Hatchery in Hacketstown New Jersey was a visitor at the local hatchery today en route home after attending a Pish tiny Society meeting in St Louis Missouri.
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C. H. Garford
Tacketstown
Hacketstown
N. J
St. Louis
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