Anderson files charges against election board
Albert Anderson of 25 Grove Street asks county commissioners to disqualify the entire Fourth Ward election board over alleged irregularities in the September primary. He alleges voters were not asked why they sought aid, affidavits were not required, watchers and workers were inside the guard rails, and some individuals forced assistance at the polling places. He calls for removal. Commissioners will consider the protest, with District Attorney to investigate. Local reaction notes heavy registration and polling delays in the Ward.
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Tire
Albert Anderson
Grove Street
Pourth Vere
Corry
Anderson
Erie Adyives
Trim
Davis
Novena at St Thomas Opens With Daily Devotions
Special devotions to St Therese begin tomorrow at St Thomas Church and run daily morning and evening through October 4th. Rev Francis O Gon nell plans say a large parish turnout is expected for the novena and prayers for relief from the present low mood.
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St. Therese
Flower of Jesus
St. Thomes Thurch
Francis O'gon‘nell
St. Thomas
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio guide lists five programs across networks. Wiz on NEG Network assigns 6 16 p m. Jesvers teil Coote at WARC CBS Network 7 30 p m. Burbig at WEAIP NBC Network 8 p m. AEC eis NerrINA no Mr Radio Roundip.
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Wiz
NEG Network
Jesvers Teil Coote
WARC
CBS
Burbig
Weaip
NBC Network
AEC Eis Nerrina
Mr Radio
War Veterans Call For Dry Law Referendum
The American Legion, by a 1008 to 394 margin, urged Congress to hold a referendum on repeal or modification of the 18th Amendment. Delegations from New York and many states voted for the measure while southern and midwestern rural regions opposed.
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United Press
Detroit
American Legion Today
Congress
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Arkansas
Missisiippi
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Legion Rejects Cash Bonus Plan Vote in Detroit
The American Legion voted to uphold Hoover's plea and oppose an immediate cash bonus. The official tally was 902 in favor of denying the payment and 907 against.
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United Press
Detroit
American Legion Today
Hoover
Charity swindle exposed by forged pledge cards in multiple cities
Joseph Hamilton and Harvey S. Davis, both Detroit men, were arrested on charges of a fraud scheme using forged charity pledge cards to extract money from wealthy donors in New York, Detroit, and Chicago. Police say victims signed fake pledges, later paying the apparent obligations.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Hamilton
Harvey S. Davis
Detroit
New York
Hamilton
Davis
White Slavery Ring Broken Up in Local Area
Immigration inspector James B. Payers reports fifty-two undesirable aliens arrested in the past year have been deported or sentenced and await deportation, as part of breaking up a white slave ring. Announcement made of realty changes including sale of the W. P. Foster property on West Congress Street to form Bluth as Rex theatre manager. BF Smith property on Wayne Street bought by Miss Marjorie Bricker who will take possession soon.
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James B. Payers
Rie
Tony Verma
Tatr
Lins
Belin
W. P. Foster
West Congress Street
Frank Johns
Bluth
Rex Theatre
Mr. Blate
Perseckl
Yraterday
BF. Smith
Wayne Street
Marjorin Bricker
Poxsenaign
Fiturg
Hyde to probe economic side of beer making
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde announced a personal inquiry into the economic impact of potential moves to permit beer production. He will study how many farmers would gain employment if prohibition were modified, noting the investigation is his own idea and not ordered by the White House.
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United Eres
Washington
Arthur ML Hyaerie
Xoom
Hyde
White House
Consuy Bureau
Oil City Party Crash Near Franklin Injures Five
Five people were injured when a car crashed into a 30 foot ravine near Franklin while a driver, Herman Stahl a Oil City theatre owner, tried to light a cigarette. Two women remain in hospital. Stahl his wife and another woman were treated for cuts. The party had been en route to Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Franklin
Herman Stahl
Oil City
Michael Potts
Keane Brody
Rhnkdjtr
Stahl
Dallas Stall
Pittsburgh
Itwig
Pirates Target Two Men in Collings Murder Case
Mrs. Lillian Collings, widow of yachtsman Benjamin P. Collings, fails to identify two suspects in Mineola as the men she says attacked her and killed her husband on the yacht Penguin. One man, Timothy Quinn, is described as 6 feet 4 inches, 45, with close cropped hair.
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Siites Press
Mineola
Lillian Collings
Long Island South
Benjamin P. Collings
L. J
Long Island Sound
Wiidlow
Timothy Quinn
Alexander Blue
Suffolk County
Quinn
Blue
Bind
Mayman
James Smith
Thomas Dovery
Independent party names face petition dismissals
Prothonotary James B. Yard reports no candidate has filed under an independent party name though 13 names are listed for preemption. Many petitions may be thrown out for infringing on existing parties, with Ralph Benedict noting few independents have submitted to the county clerk and deadlines looming in October.
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James B. Yard
Grié
Alk
Ralph Benedict
Tounty
Tye
Benedict
Bayem
Road to be built across county for $1,520,000
Erie county plans a new highway from Union City through Mill Village and Edinboro to the Ohio line, extending the Roosevelt highway. The project aims to cut about fifteen miles in east west traffic. Governor Pinchot reports the U S government may contribute about 670,000 toward the Erie improvement, with total cost around 1.42 million. The route would be shared by state and federal governments, while the county covers damage claims.
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Ids Thay
Union City
Albion
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Corry
Miné
Gilford Pinchot
U.S
Erie
Erie County
Mill Village
Edinboro
Ohio State Line
W. H. Supplee
Not Guilty but Pay Costs Verdicts Return in Erie County
Erie county juries return not guilty but pay costs in several cases. John Cheney and Hugh Bailey faced drunken driving charges and were told to pay costs, with trials before Judge A P Rossiter and visiting Judge Joseph Bouton. A B Foster also received not guilty but pay costs on assault charges related to a dispute with landlord John Lanehyn.
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John Cheney
Hugh Bailey
A. B. Foster
Erie County
A.P. Rossiter
Bailey
Joseph Bouton
McKean County
Common Pleas Court
Erie
Cheney
West Washington Street
Polies
Samuel Shull
Monroe
Pike Counsel
A.B. Foster
John Lanehyn
Foster
Broken tail skid halts Havana flight attempt
Lew Reichers aviation editor of Liberty Magazine abandoned a record trip from New York to Havana after a tail skid broke on takeoff. He chose to land safely in New York rather than risk a crash in Havana. Ugo V. Dy Amundio, a noted tallan poet, accompanied Reichers as a passenger. The aircraft refueled at Pan American Airways airport after six hours and ten minutes since departure.
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Lew Reichers
Liberty Magazine
New York
Havana
Reichers
Ugo V. DyAmundio
Tallan
Belchérs
Pan American Airways
New Yorke
Convict Kauffman in Crawford Court
Kauffman was found guilty in Crawford County Court this morning after twenty four hours of jury deliberation. The prosecutor reported that Honey Cornell and Thomas Shook had pleaded yesterday, with the remaining defendants facing charges related to the same case.
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Kauffman
Crawford Court
Tyre Casinta
Arxon
Crayford County Court
Abs
Honey Cornell
Thomas Shook
Polls
Contanelrd
Prank
Ard
Dousth Wemher
Grouids
In WiMiclant
Svidénus
Comal
Shotie
Mewdyllie
Guardsmen Move From Camp in Bovine War
National Guard troops began departing the camp in Tipton Indiana after enforcing the state bovine tuberculosis test law. Soldiers in khaki clashed with farmers protesting the operation as trucks carried them away from the fair grounds camp through town.
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United Press
Tipton
Natonal Guard
Fair Grounds
Starr speaks on mayoral duties before Kiwanis meeting
Ben F. Starr addressed Kiwanis members at today’s luncheon, outlining mayor and council powers, municipal finances, and expenditure curtailment to meet obligations. Ray Yount joined the club, Milon Brown paid a fine via recitation, and tennis courts at Mill and South streets were inaugurated with new rates. Gordon Panton attended as a guest.
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Ben PF. Starr
Fimeelf
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Starrs
Alio
Rotary Club
Ray L. Yount
Montgomery Ward Company
Milon Brown
Charles Hollmaster
Mill
South Streets
Loveland
Allentown
Gordon Pantaon
Plan to buy voting machines for entire county announced
County commissioners disclosed plans to adopt a resolution within two weeks to issue up to 100000 in county bonds to buy 80 voting machines. The purchase would provide 18 machines to equip the county for a normal election and follow a demand from Jamestown Voting Machine Co. regarding current equipment costs and freight charges.
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Erie County
Couuty
Jamestown
Une Actiinimant
Akron carries load of 113 men on maiden trip
Akron sets sail on maiden voyage carrying 113 men on the airship’s first flight. Commander Rosendahl and Navy officials praise workmanship and potential for future trials as Akron heads toward Cleveland. Disturbances with one engine occur but do not halt the mission.
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AKRON
United Press
Mairworthy
America
Charles B. Rosendahl
Naval Board of Inspection
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Goodyear-Bepnelin Corp
Rosendahl
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Hiese
David 8
Galls
Tary
United States Navy
Te Base
Bate Glidig
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