Texas G O P Plans Drive For Control
Texas Republicans map a bold campaign to capture state power led by Orville Bullington for governor. The GOP hopes to peel away disillusioned Democrats, sparking a fall race that could shift political fences despite Mrs. Ferguson and Gov. Sterling dynamics. Hoover era allies and dry voters join the effort as they aim to exceed 1928 Hoover totals if Ferguson holds primary strength.
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Vernon A. McGee
United Press
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Tort Worth
Texas
Orville Bullington
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
James B
John N. Garner
Bullington
Andrew Jackson
Hoover
Midwife Goes On Trial In Infant's Death
Erie trial centers on alleged involuntary manslaughter in the April death of Matthew and Lillian Lakarj’s three weeks old baby. Mrs Christie Mikelson, 42, denies using tools, says death from ulcers, witness Helen Anderson testified she saw sterilization and tongue cutting. State expects expert medical testimony to influence verdict.
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Erie
Erie County
Matthew
Lillian Lakarj
Raspberry Street
The
Commonwealth
Christie Milelson
West 4Th Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mikelson
Helen Anderson
Crosby Gains Strength in District Race Despite Shreve Bid
Reports from Crawford and Erie counties show Charles N. Crosby gaining new support as the Democratic nominee faces Representative Milton Shreve in November. The city and surrounding areas are expected to vote heavily for Crosby with independent Republicans splitting their tickets, while some Republican leaders endorse Crosby due to Shreve's perceived lack of active service. The piece also notes light registration and calls for last chance to register on October 5, amid debate over Prohibition and a proposed railway policy from Roosevelt.
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Crosby
Charles N. Crosby
Milton Shreve
Crawford County
Erie County
Grisby
Congress
Representative Shreve
Shreve
Corry
Washington
Governor Roosevelt's rail plan earns wide support
The piece outlines Roosevelt's program to rescue railroads from distress without broad government meddling. It contrasts with Hoover, arguing for targeted reforms, dissolution of excessive credit, and ending government money lending. Roosevelt would remove government from lender role and restore private investment faith while stabilizing transport arteries.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Pepares
Trill Indicator to Finish Cement Factory Building
The Trill Indicator Company plans a fine new cement factory building on East South Street, with Rex Manufacturing saving quarters in the new facility scheduled for completion in October. Also reported: a collision on West Washington injuring no one, Corry Athletic Club organizes events at Library Theatre, and clerks travel for study with Graves and DeRosay heading to New York and Philadelphia.
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Trill Indicator Company
East South Street
Rex Manufacturing Company
Corry Athletic Club
Library Theatre
Frank Teffries
St. Louis
Billy Griffith
Wife
Corry Students at Allegheny College Spotlight in Freshman Class
Mike Mary Raymond of 31 East Smith Street and Charles Rexford Mulheir of 232 East Street are at Allegheny College among the largest freshman classes in the school's history. Miss Raymond is the daughter of Mr and Mrs PM Raymond and transferred from Bgente School Ry dale Pa. Mulheir, in high school, played football and was active in track and journalism and served on the student council. He led the Queen City Athletic Club of Titus Hi HL Fortney, manager of the ville, who was in the city today.
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Mike Mary Raymond
East
Smith Street
Charles Rexford Mulheir
East Street
Allegheny College
Miss Raymond
PM. Raymond
Allegheny
Bgente ‘School
Rydale
Mulhelm
Nigh
Corry
Hia
Queen City Athletic
Titus Hi HL
Fortney
Ville
Washington Merry-Go-Round in Hollywood film review
Hollywood film review notes Columbia's Washington Merry-Go-Round portraying army veterans protest at Anacostia before the Bonus Army era. Lee Tracy plays a Washington reporter, Brent Page portrays Burton Gwinner Brown in a patriotic, pro government portrayal. Director James Cruze recreates a veteran encampment outside Hollywood.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Columbia
New Washington
James Cruze
Thacksray
Washington
Lee Tracy
Brent Page
Burton Gwinner Brown
Sid
Corry 1895 Mayor and Vermont Lead Crimean War Query
This item poses four questions about historical figures and events. It asks who served as mayor of Corry in 1895, what Vermont leads in, the date of the Crimean War, and who was known as The Children's Laureate.
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Corry
Vermont
Question about Warren County sheriff and quote attribution
The reader asks who holds the office of sheriff in Warren County and who wrote a line about harm surviving beauty, noting a page 7 reference for the quote. The item preserves typographic questions from a newspaper page.
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Warren Cunty
Bandit Talks Out Holdup by Calm Lumber Dealer
Oil City reports W. K. Borland, a well known lumber dealer, foiled a would be bandit Tuesday afternoon near the railroad tracks behind Elm street lumber yard. The robber threatened with a pistol but Borland declared he had no money and warned the assailant to shoot if he wished for justice. The bandit, seeming to waver, fled the scene as Borland walked away uninjured.
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Oil City
W. K. Borland
Elm Street
Slight Change in P R R Trains
Pennsylvania railroad announces timetable tweaks effective Sunday September 25. Train 8970 from Drie at 7:00 am will reach Emporium 11:05 am, enabling a junction connection with train 670 to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Train 51 shifts five minutes later at Driftwood and Renporigm Junction. Train 9236 departs DuBois two minutes earlier, arriving Driftwood 11:15 am. Train 9208 from Red Bank to DuBois now reaches Red Bank 11:25 am and DuBois 2:20 pm, about ten minutes earlier overall.
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HB. John
Pennsylvania Railroad
Drie
Emporium
Juncion
Astar
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Driftwood
Renporigm Junction
DuBois
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Summerville
Brookville
Reynaldsville
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Mei
Meant
Christine Mikelson
Harrisburg
State Department of Tudor and Industry Sail Today
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Woowevelt
Journal
O¢lovi
Austin
West Washington
Dempsey Brothers
T Wig
Clinton Simonton
Lyric Theatre
JR. Graves
New York City
Kingsley DeRosay
University of Pennsylvania
Hollywood Film Shop
ESS
Citizens National
P.R.R
Jersey
Frank
Chapin & Sons
B. W. Stennett
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