Protest Plan to Abolish Corry Stop on Erie Limited
Protest plans spread to stop the westbound Erie Limited at Corry to preserve service as officials announce the schedule change effective Sunday September 29. Business leaders and citizens prepare to join a community remonstrance with the railroad, while eastbound service remains unchanged. Four Pennsylvanian postmasters are among those indicted for embezzlement in a federal case, with other figures charged for theft and misconduct, and juvenile offenders sentenced to a reform school.
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Fire tragedy at Study Club cabaret kills many
News from Detrovar states a blaze at the Study Club cabaret killed eighteen and injured sixty four as patrons fled through exits without proper markings. Prosecutor Jamies B. Chynes filed criminal negligence charges against proprietor Pranty Cohen, who admitted no fire escape and no exit signs. Cohen remained jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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Blaine Warns on Tariff Bill Tactics
Senator Blaine of Wisconsin warns that a tariff bill could fail if leaders rush passage without thorough consideration. The progressive bloc is cited as opposing rushed action and pressing for careful debate.
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Examinations Scheduled For Columbus Postmaster
Mrs. Covel resigns after 17 years as Columbus postmistress prompting examinations for her successor next month. Applications close October 18. Columbus postmaster salary last fiscal year was $804. Voting machines approval announced by Commonwealth officials in Harrisburg as satisfactory and compliant with act provisions.
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Today’s five best radio entertainments
NBC and CBS network listings present a schedule of five radio programs across stations WAM WEAM WABC WAHG and WJZ. Program names include General Electric hour Lucky Strike orchestra Briggs and Mr and Mrs Phe Trane in an era of network radio lineups.
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Phe Trane
Roosevelt Highway meeting boosts regional auto travel link
C F Brown James Mead and Worth Hammond attended the Roosevelt Highway Association annual meeting in Wellsboro. The group aims to develop the Roosevelt Highway into a major automobile artery from the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Hammond, president of the Corry Credit Exchange, urged boosting the promotion drive. Corry’s yearly quota of 200 was proposed with early steps planned to raise funds while towns along the route benefit from tourist traffic.
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Man from Masontown Claims Torture by Officers
Uniontown Sept 21 A testimony presented alleges third degree methods were used to force statements during a moonshine operation. Patrello of Masontown faced with 24 liquor counts claimed nine days in hell due to torture by police. Judge directed dismissal of the charge after the testimony emerged.
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Woman Injured as Car Upsets on West Smith Street
Mrs. Sarah Hefling of Cleveland was hospitalized after a Ford roadster skidded on the frosty highway near the city line on West Smith street shortly before 7 am. Hefling sustained bruises and shock but is not believed to be seriously hurt. husband Ernest Hefling escaped unhurt.
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Sarah Hefling
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Corry Hospital
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Narrow escape after gate damages car at center street cross
Mr and Mrs Thomas Horn escaped serious injuries when a gate collapsed on their car at the Hike Hallroad cross on Center Street, puncturing the tire and striking between them. Police investigated the incident as a freak accident with minor damage reported.
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Saraceno Slain Ties to Erie Friends Reported
Report from Erie claims Ralph Saraceno of Uus city was involved with men’s friends in the slayings of Exe men Anthony Cuztoni and Ralph Boceto, whose bodies were found near Tidioute. Police doubt sensational rumors tied to Saraceno’s disappearance since Monday night.
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Ralph Boceto
Tidioute
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New Obstacles Confront Naval Conference Efforts
Lyle C. Wilson reports from Washington that France presses the League of Nations preparatory disarmament conference to decide limits before the five power naval talks begin in January. Officials hesitate but see the five power plan as central to solving global naval questions, with Britain, the United States, France, Italy, and Japan forming the core. Observers warn that requiring League ratification could delay action and hinder progress toward an immediate naval agreement.
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League of Nations
Rene Massigli
France
League Assembly
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Great Britain
United States
Italy
Japan
Steel magnate called in navy lobby inquiry
Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab testified before the Senate naval affairs subcommittee on activities linked to the Geneva arms conference. Bethlehem Ship Building Co and other shipyards employed naval observer William Shearer to report on Geneva events, with testimony detailing agreements and hires totaling $25,000 annually.
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Ned Goodell Meets Hoover at White House
Ned H. Goodell, president of the National Rural Letter Carriers' Association, was received by President Hoover at the White House with other association officials. The Washington Post carried a photo of the gathering on the White House lawn, noting Goodell as a frequent visitor to rural letter carrier meetings.
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National
Rural Letter Gunners’ Association
Hoover
White House
Washington
Priday
Goodallea
President Hoover Refuses Commutation for Sinclar Day
Washington reports President Hoover rejected the clemency petition for Harry Sinclair and partner Henry Mason Day, upholding a Justice Department recommendation. The oilmen faced 14 sentences in District of Columbia Jail for contempt of court and contempt of the Senate. Decision announced by White House amid late Department of Justice briefing.
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Harry
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Lindbergh Flight Leaves Haiti for Dutch Guiana
From Port au Prince on September 21 Colonel Charles Lindbergh led his party in a flight inaugurating air mail and passenger service from Port au Prince to Dutch Guiana. The group, including Mrs Lindbergh, departed at 10 30 a m after a 50 mile windward passage from Santiago de Cuba. The party then received a reception at the palace before returning to the field in calm weather.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Charles Lindbergh
West Indies
Santo Domingo
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Mra. Lindbergh
Santiago de Cuba
Flori
Dilich Guiana
Louis Boro
Louis Borna
Balti
Lindbergh
Twis Palace
Tuccus Tucci Bound Over To Court For Prohibition Charge
Tony Tucci was arrested by Weal police in Concord township as part of the search for Ralph Saraceno tied to the Erie men killings. He faced Alderman Porter after a hearing for violating the prohibition law and was bound over to quarter sessions court with $500 bond.
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Weal Polley
Concord Township
Ralph Saraceno
Erie
B. Potter
Pucci
Weather outlook west into late September
The forecast covers September 25 to 28 with general rain early in the week followed by mostly fair conditions. Cooler temperatures are expected Monday and Tuesday with a slow rise toward Friday. A chance of showers appears again near week’s end.
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