Germany Attacks Versailles Pact and Recovery Plans
An itemized report covers Germany attacking the Versailles Pact alongside a new relief drive and the Darling margin for sheriff 346 trai. It details grand jury pledges for Bennett and Sisley in Union City, a grade crossing crash connection, and the broader Roosevelt administration inflation relief measures including cotton loans, farm purchases for the needy, and release of bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Versailles
Darling
Agricultural and Treasury Departments
Roosevelt
Wallace
Eorge N. Peek
Reconstruction Finance Corporation and
Farm Credit Administration
Peace hopes pinned on arms plan in Geneva talks
Faris, Sept. 23 United Press reports Germany has begun a direct appeal on the Versailles military clauses ahead of the Geneva disarmament conference. Success hinges on persuading France Germany will not secretly rearm. Paris says Germany is already heavily armed and seeks regional forts on the eastern frontier with heavy guns and flight capacity while preferring treaty by treaty supervision over general international control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D McMillan
United Press
Faris
Germany
France
Brance
United States
Great Britain
Norman H. Davis
Eho de Paris
Roland Koerster Yestar
Lord Tyrell
Wehe de Paris
Wis
Tms
New Rail Schedules Take Effect Sunday Erie and PRR Divisions
Erie Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad divisions unveil July new timetables effective Sunday. PRR reports indicate no changes for Re hover division trains through Corry. Ehwlo division updates adjust No 112 to 2 12 am with tomorrow start, No 80 to 2 40 am, No 91 4 42 am. Erie routes modify No 1 to 1 27 pm, No 2 to 7 46 am, No 5 to 7 48 am, No 6 to 11 09 am, with downstream shifts to 12 04 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Pennnsylvania Railroad
PRR
Rehovo
Corry
Ehwlo
Eric
Reform Fund Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday Evening
City residents are urged to attend a Reform Fund meeting at the Cytry Kalles Pund Wednesday night to discuss reorganization and aid plans for a 1S campaign. Officials say attendance is important to outline goals, require support, and ensure proper transparency of proceeding actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Ain
Cytry Kalles
Medea
Wage Agreement for 50 000 Miners in Pennsylvania
Washington report notes central Pennsylvania coal operators east of Latrobe signed a wage accord with United Mine Workers officials. The deal covers about 50,000 miners with rates 70 cents per ton for pick mining, 52 cents for machine loading, and 59 1/2 cents for motormen. Walter A. Jones of the Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association called it the highest wage scale in the eastern producing fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Latroté
United Mine Workers
Amos
Walter A. Jones
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
Escape After Wounding Two Deputies in Michigan Car-Grab
An escaped prisoner who wounded two deputy sheriffs and hijacked cars from three motorists was at large today. Henry Donmeyald, Clinton county deputy sheriff, arrested a man for carrying concealed weapons. the fugitive reportedly grabbed the gun of a deputy and wounded another before fleeing. Local details about chase and destinations were unclear.
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United Prem East Phorta
Iarge
Henry Donmeyald
Clinton County
Chrlyts
Wiid
Bow Pennaytyanin
Anker
Donewald
Mito
East Trarly
Howes Wells
Bates Loses Plea in Urschel Kidnap Case
Oklahoma City September 23 Federal Judge Wogar Vaught sustained a demurrer to the indictment of Charles Wolk transfer operator in the 200000 Urschel kidnapping case. He overruled attempts to halt the prosecution while denying an instructed verdict of not guilty for Albert Bates. Defense demurrers and testimonies proceed amid heavy security as government pursues the new federal kidnapping law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma City
Wogar
Vaught
Charles Wolk
Twin Cities
Pete Valdez
Isadore Blimenfield
Albert Bates
Last Week for Pennsylvanias Vehicle Inspection Period
State reports show only 45.7 percent of 1,598,141 registered Pennsylvania motor vehicles have been inspected. The period ends September 30 and, after that date, uninspected cars face illegal operation on highways for three months. Motor patrols will enforce violations. About 75 percent of inspected cars failed to meet requirements with many needing light and brake adjustments.
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Carry
Pennsylvania
Fragmented Bullets Across US and Cuba Reported Attacks
Six killed in a machine gun clash near Guadalajara between police and Christero members. Escapes and arrests noted in Louisiana and New Orleans. Fires suspected incendiary damaged Huey Long’s mansion in New Orleans and a Newark market building was chosen for a futures exchange hub. Cuban reports mention a magnet plant and various political ties.
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Guadalatara, Mex
Christero
NEW Orlmans
U. S
Huey Long
Legal Speed Limit Week Observance Opens in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg on Sept 23 reports highway patrol distributing reminder cards to motorists for legal speed limit week starting tomorrow. The Better Erato committee of Pittsburgh and the accident prevention division of Philadelphia police cooperate in the card distribution and safety outreach. Witnesses and defendants appearing before hearings will be issued cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harrisburg
Highway Patrol Foray
Atention
Better Erato Committee
Pittsburgh
Philadelpine Police Department
Defense Opens Fight to Save Bailey's Gang
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Harvey I. Bailey described as America’s most dangerous criminal faces trial with co defendants. The case centers on alleged kidnapping of Urschel and a $200000 ransom. Prosecution testimony references threats by George Kelly and other gang members as defense calls character witnesses. The trial marks a nationwide push to curb felonious kidnapping with government witnesses testifying and jurors weighing evidence.
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Bam D. Hales
United Press
Oklahoma City
Olds
Harvey I. Bailey
America
Oday
Charles I
Urschel
Collcot
George
Alley
Ian Syho
James Mathers
Batley
Bailey
Tim Toryr
Texas
Albert Bates
Denver
Ématch Pd
Trvchal
St Pau
Kelly
Trachet
BIA
Ry Alematvcd
Gypsy Serenaders Benefit At Senior High Auditorium
Rich in catchy tunes and dance numbers the M R A Gypsy Serenaders present a two night benefit at the Senior High School auditorium to aid the Red Cross Shoe Fund for underprivileged children. Rehearsals near completion with performances Monday and Tuesday at 8 05 p m under Mrs Jerome Haight Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs Charles Pain directing the production features a gypsy circus opening and a program ending with Gypsy Rhapsody and Gypsy Love Song. Stage management by Joseph Hickey with musicians Merrill Lillie Willis Price Mrs Frank Lillie Frank Perry Dominick Falcone and others. Continued on Page Six.
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N. R
Red Cross Shoe Fund
Jerome Haight
Charles Stewart
Charles Pain
Francis Graves
Ruth Sheen
Joseph Hickey
Merrill Lillie
Willis Price
Frank Lillie
Frank Perry
Dominick Falcone
Charles Auer
Percy Clark
James Sullivan
Richard Ware
Riga
Amelit Urvon
Mercedes
Merrill Tulle
Tage
Stella Barry
Marie
Jean Taber
Gertrids Reed
Ostrude
Besa Kinsey
Lizbeth
Mina
Mary Roberts
Carmilita
Ruth Dow
Celebration marks reopening of Clymer Bank in town
A large crowd gathered in the village square Wednesday for the reopening of Clymer State Bank. A bonfire lit the night as the Goleman Band from Iron City played while speakers including H. C. Ton and J. A. Mohn addressed the crowd.
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Clymiet
Clymer State Bank
Goleman Band
Thion City
C. Ton
Clymer
Ray
J. F. Winters
Withon i Prien
Depositom
Huph Y. N. Bodine
Harley N. Cronby
Falconer
J. A. Mohn
Bessey Niven
Amu
Darling Wins Erie County Sheriff Nomination by 346 Votes
N Del Darling of Erie, a former Corry resident, captured the Republican nomination for Erie County Sheriff in Tuesday's primary by 346 votes after the official count at the courthouse. John J Flynn won the Democratic nomination in Erie, defeating McCord 4 277 to 2 566. McCord also ran on the Democratic ticket.
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Flynn
Corry
N. del Darling
Erie
Erie County
Court House
Darling
McCord
John J. Flynn
Sheriff
New Farm Aid Plan Drafted for Grain Belt
Chicago report outlines a threefold plan to boost hog prices by 2.00 per 100 pounds through an 8 processing tax, reduce corn acreage in 1884 with a bonus, and continue eliminating surplus pigs. The proposal, drafted by the National Hog and Corn Committee, awaits federal approval and faces likely packer backlash over the tax.
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United Press
Chicago
National
Hog and Corn Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace II
Wallace
Newlée
Probe youths death mystery in Boston case
A garbled late September Boston notice reports a youth death and a police inquiry. It mentions a Bayte 75 and references a hospital and city names. The fragment hints at a tragic event near a hospital and a tropical region, with unclear connections to local authorities and victims.
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Boston
Tuveaui
Zaeed Todiry
Bayte
Biow
Diet Wits
Ab Fates al Carsely
Cuban Regime Faces Imminent Split Amid Army and Student Rift
United Press dispatch from Havana reports growing tension as President Grou Gast Martin struggles to hold power with Batista, army chief, opposing leaders, and student groups. A planned concerted action was foiled, sparking warnings that the revolutionary government stands in danger of collapse. Military maneuvers and political infighting signal a volatile crisis in Cuba's capital.
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Lawrence 5
HAAS
United Press Star
United Fresco
Havana
Grou Gast
Martin
Pulgencio Batista
Watt
Prilititaney
Waveram
Honda
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Red Cross Shoe
Bennett and Sisley
Grand Jury
Union City
Miller
Peniling
Ques Honing
Lynford Bennett
Ben Sister
Pesce
Neil Robbins
Frank Miller
Sisley
Bennett
D. I. Dingle
Paul Hanna
J. P Potter
Potter Place
Bermett
Cecil Carpenter
Erlé-Philadelphia
Gates Street
Carpenter
Scranton Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania and Erie
Petorborg
Ohn Lawrice Mhivan
St Tait
Hationélly-Knowm Archi
Pelwsboro Hospital
Serzes
Bates
Harvey J. Bailey
Thatenets
R. G. Shannon
Penn’a
Bulletins
Hot Springs
Ark
Louisiane
New York
Newark
Jy Today
Ld Wem
Joraay Btonie
Iexchange
Syrestzai
Cubssavorarn
Hays
Oklahoma
Pnet- Weamgter
Teeddy Purley
Odie Thes
Prins 2
Werner
Jax Anti Rusts
Lae
Paulsen
M. R. A. Gypsy Serenaders
Clymer Bank
Senate
Walmingtonm
Emily Peer
Cruchor Ravelt
Colon
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