Shenandoah disaster inquiry probes orders and delays
The inquiry into the Shenandoah crash enters its fourth day as investigators seek who ordered the flight despite a postponement request. Washington navy officials may be summoned to explain why the Western trip proceeded, while Mrs Lansdowne’s testimony about her husband’s concerns remains undecided.
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Tniquiry
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
United Prem Lawemars
N. J
Washington
Zachary Lonsetowie
Oval Court
Paul Milky
Shenandosh
Hilary P. Jones
George W. Steely
Corm
Witiess
Berle
Biggest bootleg ring busted in Broadway raid
United States Attorney Emory R Buckner led a federal and local force raid on two Broadway offices sweeping up 13 arrests with 14 warrants issued. Irving Wexler alias Wasi Gordon named as alleged mastermind and sought with his wife believed to have sailed to Europe. Prisoners held on charges with bonds set from 8500 to 300.
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United Prosa
York
Sept
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Vanites
Broadway
Department of Tastics
Undepr
Washington
Prohibition
Thenty-seven
Tulen
Maind
Irving Wexler
Wasi Gordon
Way Hoy
Fiurope
Rescued Seaplane Crew Returns to U S
Commander John Rodgers leads the rescued crew of the seaplane PN as they return to the United States aboard the Idaho. Crowds greet them at the Golden Gate with cheers after nine days adrift in tropical waters following their forced landing.
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United Prox San Trangisco
Johie Rodgers
Bve
Idaho
Sithrancisca
Golden Gate
Presidio
Gespat
Community Day Sale Set for Saturday in Corry
Merchants prepare for a citywide Community Day sale with bargains and Sacri fice offerings. The special sales edition is distributed to Corry and surrounding areas under the Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce, hoping for a record crowd this Saturday.
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Merehisity
Corey
Monus
Neem
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Journal Press
Corry
Union GF
Garrison of 500 Rescued From Druse Tribes
A Kiwanis Club meeting featured Lawrence Desmond describing Yale students visit to Ford plant at Detroit. He spoke on assembly, plant operations and production while Miss Marjolrie Desmond sang. Attendees included Rev. Robert Davids Chicago Perry Eokles C T Thompson J J Desmond Parker Mills and Miss Eddy.
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Lawrence Desmond
Someda
Ford
Yale
Itis Kiwanis
Bluebird
Ford Automobile
Détroie
Desmond
Marjolrie Desmond
Bowsation
Musiner
Robert Davids
Chitgo
Perry Eokles
C. T. Thompson
Vonneaut
J. J Desmond
Parker Mills
Annapolis
Miss Eddy
French garrison relieved by 5000 Brennel troops at Soufeda Fortress
United Press reports Paris dispatch detailing relief of a 500 man French garrison besieged in the Soufeda fortress by Druse tribesmen. Gen. Gamélin’s column arrived after failed earlier relief attempts, lifting the siege and averting starvation.
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United Press
Paris
Soufeda
France
Gamélin
Gumelin
Postmasters Indicted in Western Pennsylvania
Erie Pa Sept 24 The Federal grand jury morning indicted three western Pennsylvania postmasters on charges of embezzlement of post office funds and failure to make proper entries. William McTarland of Rossiter Fayette County Wak embezzlement $160.08 Elizabeth Davidson of Merritstown for $15425 and Augus W Boslet of Elmora Cambria County for $972.73.
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Erie Pa
Pennsylvania
William McTarland
Rossiter
Fayette County
Wak
Elizabeth Davidson
Merritistown
W Boslet
Elmora
Cambria County
Grading Progress on Union City to Cantervilis Highway
Walis reports ongoing grading of the Union City to Cantervilis highway with work well advanced. The contractor expects completion this year as the project proceeds toward fall improvements.
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Walis
Union City
Cantervilis
Shichas
Rey Porte
Woman Magistrate Witnesses Execution in Glasgow
In Glasgow on September 24 a woman magistrate Mrs. Mary Bell witnessed the execution of John Keen condemned for murder. Public protests preceded the event but the law prevailed as 19 witnesses crowded the scene.
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Glasgow
John Keen
Mary Bell
Bell
Bain
Restitution Sought in Erie Embezzlement Case
Ray Miner a former Corry resident is wanted at Erie on charges of embezzling upwards of 313600 from the N N Thayer Carriage Company. He is said to surrender soon after gathering funds to make restitution. The company will not pursue arrest immediately, knowing his whereabouts. A prior audit reportedly found a shortage and Miner admitted taking funds and making false entries.
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Ray Miner
Corry
Efe
N. N. Thayer Carriage Company
West Tenth Street
Thayer Harriage Company
Big
Ete
aGormey
Sitjate
Minor
New
Concrete Pour Planned To Complete Wrightsville Link
The Wrightsville stretch baring the unfinished section near Columbia will have 2200 feet of concrete poured this week. Completion aims for Friday or Saturday, finishing the road between Columbus and Wrightsville. Bridge work over the Brokenstraw requires weeks more, with crossing hearings delayed by the Public Service Commission.
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Wrightsville
Columbus
Wrightsgile
Brokenstraw
cAliar Resources
Crossiney
Conference Opens Final Sessions of Metho dist Episcopal Church
Warren Sept 1 The Brce Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins active business after preliminaries. Rev C E McKinley a distant relative of the late President McKinley is chosen secretary. Bishop Francis J McDonnell addresses on modern ministry and Dr M S Rice of Detroit Mich speaks as part of a 10 day program.
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United Press Warren
Brce
Episcopal Church
C. E. McKinley
McKinley
Francis J. Mc Jonnell
M.S. Rice
Detroit Mich
Postal Worker Is Sentenced For Mail Theft
Erie report shows Donald R. Lee a Pittsburgh postal employee pleaded guilty to stealing from the mails and received a two year term in the federal penitentiary at Athens. Judge Charles H. Levens imposed one day in Allegheny County jail for sending obscene letters through the mails.
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Mind
Erie
Donald R. Lee
Pittsburgh
Post Office
Italian Debt Mission Sails for U.S. Oct 13
Rome reports the Italian debt funding delegation will sail from Cherbourg on October 13 aboard the Leviathan to the United States to pursue a funding arrangement with America following the Calliaux mission.
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United
Prins Rome
Cherbourg
America
Calliaux
Ohio Town Swept by Fire Heavy Loss
Newark Ohio September 24 A fire swept Alexandria twelve miles north destroying Hempson Foundry and two buildings in town with losses near 100000 The blaze began in a bakery shop and damaged a photograph gallery and two residences reporting 35000 in losses A Pittsburgh Greisburg accommodation train was delayed when a cow stood on the tracks causing the train to stop shortly after departure.
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Ohio Town
Newark
Ohio
Alexandria
Hempson Foundry
Akeshop
Pittsburgh
Greisburg
Attur
Youth Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Jealousy Killing
John Rebastiano, 22, was found guilty of second degree murder for the June 95 shooting of Joseph DePaul. DePaul objected to the marriage of Sara DePaul and Joseph DePaul. Rebastiano fired at Mrs DePaul then turned the gun on DePaul, firing three shots that killed him. The case centers on a love affair described as central to the tragedy.
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United Press
ERIB
John Suburtiano
Joseph DePaul
Sebastian
Jasophine de Paul
Rebastiano
Yom Kippur Observed by Jews Worldwide Monday
The article notes Yom Kippur begins Monday with a 24 hour period of prayer and fasting. It describes synagogue services, ritual coverings, and the traditional Ep Nidte melody tied to the Day of Atonement rituals and biblical origins in Leviticus.
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Corry
Aischamts
Heavy Traffic Reported On Smith Street Crossing
The Journal notes during a four hour survey by the Pennsylvania railroad last week that over four hundred feet of crossing traffic passed the Smith street crossing. About 350 pedestrians also crossed in that period along with other vehicles. A decision on a nighttime Wilchmar is expected soon following a city request.
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Smith Street
Peninsylvania Railroad
Doris Keane Seeks Divorce From Sydney
New York dispatch reports the stage star Doris Keane traveled to Paris for divorce proceedings with Basil Sydney. Her move follows the couple’s 1918 marriage and prior restoration of citizenship plans after the separation of eight years with the stage hit Romance.
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Doris Keane
Sydney
United Prose
New York
Paris
Memerie
Basil Sydney
Jannuary
Kean
No Appeal Planned in Gray Bronson Case
In Meadville authorities report no definite statement has been made and an appeal or new trial appears unlikely for Joseph Gray and Miss J edelyne Bronson both of Titusville who were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in an auto crash near Meadville. Sentencing is set for Monday before Judge Prather at Meadville. The defendants showed calm resignation after the verdict with no protest or emotion in court.
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Joseph Gray
Jédelyne Bronson
Titusville
Grigeford
Meadville
Leonard Anil
Charles Myer
Hyderpiwn
Tuly
Gray
Miss Bronson
Thoms Prather
Prather
Negotiations Opened in Washington on French Debt
Washington reports negotiations between United States and France over a multi billion debt, with Andrew Mellon and Joseph Caillaux leading talks. Officials describe a tentative timeline aiming to reach an agreement soon as both sides seek a feasible settlement.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Joseph Cuillany
Tothy Issions
Shnther Escinin
American Commission
Andrew Mellon
Offalies
Amercan Fingoee
Joseph Atlas
France
Rou
Debe
Leir
Elds
Amt Shipman
Ing
Prané
West Tee
Dagren
Taboriowlss
President Coolidge
New York
Onpcretes
Seonion
Dye
Borah
Franco
Young People Rally Draws City Leaders at Union City Church
The Local Baptist Young People's Union held the first district rally for Area youth at the First Baptist Church in Union City. Rev Barth Tomlin urged unity, refreshments followed, and many local residents attended including Harver Loveland Goodrich Grandy Bertram and others with Rev A. L. Roth supervising.
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Baptist Young People's Union
Mrst Batylist
Union City
Ala
Ray
S. Joshua
Stalagity Ethicels
Barth Tomlin
Oil Gres Association
Thanedelim
Harver
James Loveland
Lifes
Tess Goodrich
Laverne Grandy
Melvin
Lloyd’ Thomas
Walter Bertram
Ralph Carroll
Misses Dorotha William
Edith’ Raymond
Matel Warner
Lewi Stanser
Dora Henhet
Lauren Bertram
Ither Damon
Lyle ‘Thomas
Jot Rickers
A. 1
Roth
Spencer to Open Grocery Store on West T Washington
Builder Mr Spencer advances a project at West T Washington, just west of Firat Avenue, with construction ongoing. A grocery store line is planned for the main floor, plus offices and living apartments on the upper levels.
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Spencer
T Washington
Firat Ascave
Ays Ag
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Schedule
Radio list shows P M air times across networks WRU Washington WIZ New York WG Schenectady WLS Chicago WPG Atlantic City and stations WEAP WEAE WGR WEBI WIAR WCCO WOO WSAT. Entries include United States Army Band replacing Marine Band and an organ recital segment.
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M Mountain
Oquartette
Sétus
Washington
WIZ
New York
Weskly- Conant Fado Artis Watt Vishestral
WPG
Atlantic City
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