Heavy Damage in Louisiana from Tropical Storm
Across Louisiana and along the Gulf, a tropical storm caused heavy destruction and power outages. In New Orleans a man was killed. winds reached up to forty miles an hour with widespread property damage and downed wires.
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Wall Street Bombing Investigation Advances
United Press reports the grand jury will finish its probe into the Wall Street bombing today with no valuable clues about the perpetrator. A separate bomb warning arrived at the Brooklyn port office warning of danger at 1245 a.m. on Thursday, signed T. J. Thank-you.
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Reprisals Reported After Simu Fen Attack
Sept 22 Dummlen reports punitive reprisals for an attack by Simu Fen. A constabulary member killed a man named Tyna in County Cone during a hate crime incident. Lynghh was shot through the head by a police member amid the unrest.
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Series With Batter Krusts Arranged For Fall Games
Fans cheer a series of games featuring the Warren Batter rusts who have won against OH City and Brookville. The opener is set for Saturday September 2 with a second game in Warren the next day. Two more games follow the next week. On Saturday the locals Journey host Celoron, then travel to AlTamestown for a game. Local fans plan to attend the so called caliber game.
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Lord Mayor MacSwiney Improves After Illness
London report states Lord Mayor MacSwiney showed improvement after a restful night. Officials say his condition was better today, with updates from the hospital and council sources.
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Macsiwiney
Meadville Store Robbed in Meadeville Incident
Meadeville reports a burglary where burglars entered during Monday night and stole merchandise valued at about $6,010.00. The haul included several women’s coats and a large quantity of sheep herder clothing watches and other items. Police have no leads yet.
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New York Stock Listings and Miscellany
A garbled New York market page notes stocks from Trane General Motors and Allied organisms with scattered names such as Williams MaCasthy and Private W A Holner. The fragmentary text mentions naval and transport topics, a hospital shift, and recruiting at 1015 State Street, New York, amid sporadic financial references and uncertain figures.
Bomb plotters hunted as police press for clues
New York dispatch reports no progress in the bomb investigation. Police and experts continue methodical work on the Manila theater blast scene, with dust cleanup and forensics underway. Officials say no new leads yet as ten suspects failed to reveal usable evidence or items.
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Coolidge 70 Speak in Philadelphia October 15
Report from New York lists Vice Presidential candidate Calvin Coolidge scheduled to speak in Philadelphia on October 15 and in New York on October 28 under the auspices of the Young Men Republic party.
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Republican campaign in final phases
United Press reports the Republican drive entering its final phase as Cox and Harding conclude campaigning across Ohio. Aiming to finish in Cleveland with a likely closing speech, Cox may also address Marion audiences while Harding wraps up in Maryland, West Virginia, and Kentucky before returning home.
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Paul Gretzler Named Ford Sales Manager
Paul Gretzler has been appointed sales manager for Ford cars and Fordson tractors at the Ford Garage. He previously led the Journal's commercial printing department for nine years and has a record of successful department leadership. His move is viewed as a promising advancement with strong local expectations for Ford sales in the territory.
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Poles Break Relations With Luthuanians
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that Polish and Luthuanian negotiators have ended peace talks and renewed fighting. The clash comes amid League of Nations mediation and actions by the British and French diplomacy, with no immediate resolution in sight.
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Root Will Demand Harding Accept League With Reservations
United Press reports Governor Cox announces that Root will press Senator Harding to accept a League of Nations with reservations. Cox cautions against a new national organization or remodelling, arguing American justice requires careful handling of international affairs.
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Unclear OCR fragment about threats and incidents
Faulty text references a Wall Street explosion and a Boston threat case with mentions of New Bedford and Fall River mayors. Names and details are garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Roestvont
Cholera Epidemic Report From North China
A United Press dispatch from New York describes a cholera outbreak in north China with fatalities and the spread alarming residents. The report cites a letter received from a Northern Baptist missionary detailing deaths and local emergency measures.
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Polish Successes Continue Drive Reds From Galicia
Polish troops push beyond the Russian line in Galicia as reports say forces occupied Toyno and advanced beyond the demarcation. A Moscow bulletin notes vigorous fighting in the Grodno region. The London Times says Russians driven from Galicia and Poles now well past the boundary. evacuation at Baku reported.
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Gerard before probers in avasimington campaign filing
A former ambassador Gerard, chairman of the Democratic financial committee, reported Senate campaign expenditures totaled 128,821 dollars to date. The filing notes a minor voting campaign raise and a request for further disclosure.
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Funeral of W. C. Wicks Held at Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for W C Wicks were held at his home in Boat Center yesterday afternoon with relatives and members of the G A R in attendance. The rites were conducted by Roy, with hymns and prayers, as bearers bore the casket to Pine Grove Cemetery where the committal service of the G A R was performed.
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Cattle killed by train in city market incident
A herd owned by O Philpa broke from a pen and wandered onto the railroad tracks. An eastbound freight train struck four cattle around 11 pm, with all animals recovered nearby shortly after. Weather tonight and Thursday shows no temperature change.
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Erie Railroad repairs promised at local crossings
Erie Railroad division officials assured city leaders yesterday that repairs would be completed soon to stop blocking crossings at Manic avenue Winter street and First avenue. Cement walks will be added near the railroad in front of the ex- Press office on Cater street as work starts. Division Superintendent Kinear Meadvilla said there was no reason for crossing blocks and pledged police aid to enforce the plan.
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Lovell Supply Company General Store Opens Monday
The Lovell Supply Company under Claire J Wilson and Mc Pluck will open a general store at Lovell's station next Monday. Equipment and supplies are arriving and a complete stock of general merchandise groceries coal seed and farm machinery will be on offer. Mrs W Js Bawards traveled to Chau Tauqua New York on business today.
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Nason Defeated in Legal Fight Over Senate Nomination
The Nason Bigson senatorial nominating dispute ends as Judge McCormick of Clinton County disqualifies a recount challenge and declares Sleson the Republican nominee. Nason plans to run as an independent in November while Harrisburg supporters prepare a rival bid for the district’s congressional seat.
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Nubone Co to Keep Main Office in Corry City
The NuBono Corset Company confirms its main offices will remain in Corry, with Erie operations expanding but not relocating headquarters. The firm plans a four story factory complex to house up to 1,000 workers, with major office space and future hires of 100 to 200 office staff.
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Amidon Named to International Grievance Board Seat
Judge Chylles F. Amidon of North Dakota has been named to the committee of 100 to settle grievances between England and Ireland. The appointment, noted as a significant honor, places Amidon among distinguished jurists and public figures.
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NARNS AGAINST GOUGING IN SUGAR SALES
Washington dispatch reports Peale Pepori Weatherly of the Tustin Lye department urged caution in sugar purchases and warned consumers to beware inflated prices and deceptive labeling amid talks of gouging in the sugar market.
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