Roosevelt Gathers Support in California Power Speech
Roosevelt, aboard his campaign train near San Francisco, attacked Hoover’s home state with a Pacific coast stop after Portland. He outlined a program for federal regulation of utilities, emphasizing publicity on stocks and ownership, co operation with state commissions, reform of rate setting, and criminalizing false utility statements while affirming private initiative in utility development.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Roosevelt
San Princisso
Franklin JD. Roogeheil
California
Hoover
Portland
Ore
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
Public Uilities Commission
States
McCallum Named Secretary to Governor Pinchot
Harrisburg September 22 United Press Governor Pinchot announced the appointment of Duncan McCallum Leechburg to succeed H. B. Stahlnecker as secretary to the governor effective October 1. McCallum, a former personnel secretary, will receive 7500 a year. He has served 22 months with the U.S. forces in France and is district commander of the American Legion. Pettier details note his prior role and marriage status.
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Pinchot
United Press Harrisburg
Dincah McCallum
Leechburg
Stahinecker
McCallum
Umder
Pinchol
Stahnecker
Ote
Public Bergice Commission
McCullum
Steve Stahinecke
Finehot
Jose My
Public Serve Commission
Deucallimi
France
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Ate
Leerhinirg
Istice of the Peace
McWallum
Hospital Campaign Falls Short of Quota
Campaign for Gosry Hospital trails the 12 000 goal as pledges reach only 2800 by Wednesday noon. Final canvass results promised after Friday luncheon as committees report on expected shortfall and reduced pledges from major donors.
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Peint
Gosry Hospital
Althrough
Yester
Milon TL. Brown
Director Cowles Blames Pinchot Delays on Vital Facts
Washington September 22 United Press reports Director Gomer Cowles of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said the failure of Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania to submit certain vital facts was delaying consideration of the $10,000,000 relief round sought by Pennsylvania.
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F. C
Pinchot
United Press
Washington
Gomer Cowles
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pennsylvania
Pennaylyapia
Erie County WCTU Convention Ends After Flourishing Session
The fiftieth annual Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention concluded last evening with a delightful closing program. Delegates from fourteen of nineteen unions attended the sessions at the Methodist Episcopal church. The Wednesday program featured an organ recital by Kepple Tiffany and a Temperance Light Beavera demonstration. Evening events included a Grand Medal contest led by Mrs. Bessie Barton Winger, solos by Miss Mildred Monroe and Miss Sarah Martha Doty, taps by the Boy Scouts of Corry, and additional organ recitals. Miss Lawson won the declamation contest as the conference opened Tuesday morning and ran through Wednesday evening. The gathering proved valuable and enjoyable for members.
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Erie County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kepple Tiffany
Bessie Barton Winger
Erie
Mildred Monroe
Sarah Martha
Doty
D. A. Hillstrom
Stouts
Corry
Lawson
Father Jailed Son Paroled in Stabbing Case
Ambrose, 58, of near Connellsville Pa, receives six to 12 year term and his son Tony is paroled for three years in the fatal stabbing of Tony Volpe after a family quarrel involving Ambrose daughters. Police say the son joined the fight.
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Hy United Press
Uniontown
Ambrose
Jimate
Connellsville
Tony
Tony Volpe
Juniata
Volpe
Plead with Britain for Gandhi Compromise Urged
Bombay dispatch reports Indian nationalists urge Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to reach a compromise that would allow Mahatma Gandhi to end his fast unto death. Gandhi shows signs of exhaustion as his age and weakness raise concerns he may not endure the protracted hunger strike.
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Britain
Gandhi
United Press
Bombay
Auiste
Ramsay MacDonald
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Madan Mohan Mulaviys
Lottery Tickets Passed Through Mails in Moose Case
New York sept twenty second government showed at the trial of U S Senator James J Mavis that 24 887 960 alleged lottery tickets bearing the names of several hundred Moose lodges were transported through the mails in interstate commerce. Witnesses said tickets were bought to participate in drawings for prizes rather than to attend halls. Davis, part of three presidents cabinets, faces up to 20 years imprisonment and a 28000 dollar fine if convicted of federal lottery violations.
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United Press
New York
U. S
James J. Mavis
Loyal Order
Moose
Davis
Pinchot Silent On Roosevelt Speech
Harrisburg September 2 Governor Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania reform advocate for utilities declined to comment on Roosevelt's proposed utility program. He said he was busy with unemployment relief and could not discuss policies. Roosevelt and Pinchot had a lengthy conference on the utility situation before the candidate's spring announcement.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Woman Dead Husband Dying From Poisoned Toadstools
In Philadelphia on Sept 22 Joseph Polloto 26 lay near death in hospital after ingesting toadstools believing them mushrooms His wife Anna 26 died yesterday at the same hospital Their 6 year old daughter Olivia was also present on a farm near Teenton NT where they had lived during the summer.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Polloto
Pennsylvania Hospital
Bis
Anna
Olivia
Teenton
Russia to Recognize New Manchurian State
Sept 22 Russian Vice Commissar Loy Karukhin informed Japanese ambassador to Moscow of plans to extend formal recognition to the independent government of Manchuria if the situation future allows.
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Russia
Changchun
Forsisn
Loy Karukhin
Sov
Koke Eh~rots
Matehudup
Fume
Manchalyn
Campaign Talks Reiterate Former Points in Hoover Plan
Washington Sept 22 President Hoover will reuse lines from earlier appeals and push to let the recovery program progress under careful supervision. Advisors say farm relief and power regulation remain key topics as Wisconsin setback renews confidence in campaign strategy.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Maine
White House
Uose
Art Hoover
Farm Board
Roosevelt
Portland
Federal Power Commission
Calvin Coolidge
Des Moines
Delays Hit East Main Street Project After State Order
New delays arise on the East Main Street project as the contractor is ordered by the state to tear up nearly two hundred feet of recently laid binder east of Mill Alrest for noncompliance with state requirements. Contractor reps travel to Franklin to confer with district engineers, while officials in Harrisburg say the material was later approved by the state inspector at the point.
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East Main Street
Uplaya
Stikte
Mill Alrest
Franklin
Tron Harrisburg
Shift to Dems May Be Lafollette Revenge
Bugsgnited Press reports in Wisconsin on September 2 recounts a bitter reprise in the LaFollette movement as Republicans rally around the progressive ticket. Gov. Philip F. La Follette lost the gubernatorial nomination to Waller J. Koehler, while Yates and Senator Joan J. Bias were defeated by John B. Chapple. Democratic hopes rise as progressive leaders may endorse Franklin D. Roosevelt. tensions trace to criticism of Hoover. Continued on Page Six.
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Wisconsin
Philip F. Lawllete
Guy
Waller J. Koehler
Yates
Joan J. Bias
John B. Chapple
Yaling
Lane Ingal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Eddy Trial Dragging in Crawford Court
The trial of RW Eddy of Meadville for manslaughter continues in Crawford County Court for the January fatal accident on the Lake Meadville highway. Witnesses and court attaches doubt a jury verdict will be reached today as the defendant is charged with driving the car that killed Thomas Morley of Corry.
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Contquins
Urag Stuyty
RW. Eddy
Meadvilla
Crawford County
Eddy
Thomas Morley
Corry
Connectut Lake
Meadville
Wimer Ends Pastoral Tenure at First M E Church
Rev Frank A Wimer, long serving pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, will lead one final service this evening. He will move his family to Little Valley New York next Tuesday to begin a new field of labor. Rev Perry F Haines of Little Valley will occupy the pulpit in his stead. A R Barris arrives in the city to lead the United Brethren Church succeeding Rev H F Reagle who moves to Deckard.
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Frank A. Wimer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Little Valley
N.Y
Perry F. Haines
Corry
Erie
M. W
Sharon
M. E
West Pleasant Street
A. R Barris
Brethen
Sharpsville
H. F. Reagle
Deckard
Grant Group Accident Insurance For Firemen Endorsed
Harrisburg attorney general confirms group accident policies for volunteer firemen and firemen’s relief associations do not duplicate workers compensation. Insurance commissioner Armstrong advised policies are distinct in nature and provide additional coverage.
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Grant Group
Curry Firemen's Relief Association
Harrisburg
Stereen
Pennsylvania
Charles Armstrong
Armstrong
Harold Saylor
Yohotal
Sitio Sronp
Installment tax payments rise as penalty date nears
Thousands pour into school tax coffers as 1982 penalty date approaches. Collector G H Gordon notes growing installments payments, with five percent penalty taking effect on October 3. Board of Education approved installment option last week to help taxpayers avoid penalties. Larger accounts, including major manufacturers, are settling as preparations ramp up for usual year end rush.
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G. H. Gordon
Board of Education
Gordon
State doctor discusses venereal disease at Kiwanis meeting
Dr. William Allen of the Erie State clinic told Kiwanis Club members about the history and contagiousness of venereal diseases, praising progress over five years and urging offender arrests as a key control measure. A committee was named to plan a dinner meeting, and other notes cover G A R activities and encampment tours.
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William Allen
Erie Clinic
Kiwanis Club
State Clinic
Erie
Vanis Club
Dig Allen
Messrs
Shoes
Davison and Bracken
United Press
Springfield
Willam P Wright
Riswili
Martin
Laie
Angeles
Merrill
West
Kan
Henpcords
Sithitte
Philadelpnia
Marin
Hop
Tlie
Senator Reed seeks European stand on Far East policy
Senator Davi A. Reed travels in Europe to sound out Britain and France on Kellogg Pact enforcement in Manchuria. He aims to report to Secretary Stimson, influencing future U S policy as a Senate Foreign Relations member and veteran of Japanese affairs. Reed’s Europe trip appears tied to Reeves of the Lytton report and possible League action next month.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Davi A. Reed
Partment
Pennsylvania
Paris
London
Stimson
Manchuria
Reed
Senate
Japan
Hoover
Wm. R. Casile, Jr
League of Natal
League
Europe
Duahlegesus
France
PTA Will Sponsor Diphtheria Immunization Drive
Parents of city pupils will have a chance for their children to receive diphtheria toxin-anti-toxin treatment at a nominal charge. The PTA Council, with Parent and Teachers associations, plans a group immunization to lower costs. The campaign is supported by the Child's Conservation League and will be discussed in a future council meeting.
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Trent
Lin
Courtnelly
Child's Conservation League I
Alcohol Poisoning Deaths Surge in New York Area
A beverage incident on the Lower Hudson River region has killed nine men since Monday with four deaths occurring yesterday. An outbreak of poisoning is ongoing, spanning a four day period and affecting multiple workers as authorities investigate the source and extent of the incident.
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York
Haat
Bufua
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W.C.T.U
Erie County
M. E. Church
James J. Davis
Will Shum
Crawford Court
F. A. Wimer
Perry Haines
Firemen’s Relief Association
Attorney General's Office
Chicago
State Department
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