Disappearance of Nurse Lucile Fouchers Sparks Police Search
Miss Lucile Fouchers, a 31 year old graduate nurse at City Hospital, vanished from the Homestead area on August 5 while en route to Oil City to visit her stepfather. Police and county detectives in Pittsburgh pressed the search as details emerged that she planned the trip and left the hospital early that month.
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Lucile Fouchers
Oil City
United Prom
Pittshurgil Pa
Bea
Lucille Fouche
ON City Hospital
Fowehe
Harestead Hospital
Olive
Parsons
Pittsburg
State Highway Patrol Active Near City
State highway patrol officers conducted three hours of enforcement at railroad crossings and traffic violations but did not catch any offenders. They will continue patrols across the region, closely checking motorists for violations and issuing warnings as needed.
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Highway Patrol
Corry
Auxiliary to Veterans Plan Rummage Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars scheduled a rummage sale for Thursday and Friday at the Easter Star Hall, using rooms on North Center Street recently located by photographer Vealy. Items should be brought in Wednesday afternoon. proceeds benefit the Auxiliary. The meeting featured games and refreshments for attendees.
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Focal Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Easter Star Hall
Shusa
North Center Street
Glenn Spencer
Lewis Given Four Year Terms In Federal Case
Judge Schoonmaker handed down four year sentences to George Lewis for stealing from an express shipment to Erie and to William Free who pleaded guilty to robbing the Consellsville post office. The sentences come in the present term of federal court, with Lewis and Free each receiving prison time at Atlanta.
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Dutton
Schoonmaker Day
George Lewis
Erie
William Free
Consellsville
Atlanta
Several Corry liquor cases disposed of in Erie court
Federal court in Erie disposed of several Corry liquor cases. Benjamin Clickner was found guilty with mercy recommended. George Stexler was fined $4 by Judge Schoon. Honest Tarek remained a noted figure in police circles. Demos Hronopolis faced an information, no disposition yet. Herman Rosenberg and George Garanw had no action taken.
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Benjamin Clickner
Mercy
Hie Mse
George Stexler
Schoon
Ao True Hill
Honest Tarek
Demos Hronopolis
2E Wiise
Stegler
Herman Rosenberg
George Garanw
Municipal Day Fines Watched At Uniontown
A test case on municipal fines for prohibition violations is pursued in Uniontown. Mayor RP Warman’s arrest on extortion charges and $1000 bail precede a potential ordinance allowing cities to levy fines, a measure the court may test for constitutionality and statewide impact.
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Inter
Uniontown
Maybrs
Warman
Dec&m
Iver
Witich Mayor
Stocks Rally Strengthens as Markets Advance Across Sectors
United Prose reports renewed stock vigor in New York as prices rise broadly. Heavy gains appear in high priced industrials and rail stocks, with American Mail, General Blettie, Muck Truck, and Chrysler among leaders. Major rails such as New York Central, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Southern Railway also show strength.
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United Prose
New York
Americanan
General Bleettie
Muck Truck
Chrysler
Industion
New York Gentral
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Railway
Forced Into Street: Fire Levels Three-Story Pittsburgh Building
A Pittsburgh incident left two families homeless after a three story building burned, forcing occupants from their night clothes into the street. The blaze caused about 7000 dollars in damages and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Unknown body found in Riverview Park Pittsburgh
A well dressed man about 50 was found dead near a bench in Riverview Park in Pittsburgh. Physicians believe the death resulted from natural causes and no foul play is suspected.
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Pittsburgh
Riverview Park
Wards and Whiskey Shipment Alert Reported by Authorities
Federal agents raided a facility here after cryptic three word code phrases were decoded. The message indicated a shipment of 82 ounce American quart bottles of whiskey aboard the Mauretania was consigned for delivery.
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United Press
New York
Sept
Mauretania
Man Slain In Automobile Collision in New York
United Press report from New York details a man shot dead in a sedan after a collision with a taxi at 8th Street and Second Avenue. A taxi driver and fare escaped as three robbers fled. cash and checks found on the body, along with stolen license plates, but the victim’s identity remained unknown.
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United Pros
New York
Threeen
Lend Amis
Polite
8Th Street
Anil Second Avenue
Murray Goll
Samuel Hona
High Seed
88Th Street
Goit
Passeniger
Toro
Tei
Italy rocked by new earthquake shakes Avellino dome
Sept 2 Rome reports a brief quake cracking the dome of San Pieters Cathedral at Avellino and damaging several houses. Tremors were felt across other Italian areas with additional cracks and small damages reported in Roccasicuta.
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Italy
Rome
San Pieters
Avellino
Callapsedi
Holses
Roccasicuta
Fire destroys home of Hatsold Johnson near Carter Yal
Early today a blaze swept the Hatsold Johnson residence near Carter Yal. The fire, likely caused by a defective appliance, broke out about 8 o clock and rapidly consumed the structure and contents. The family escaped with a few belongings as the home burned. Insurance coverage was only partial.
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Hatsold Johnson
Carter Yal
Bex
Pinchot to Visit Corry During Week of October 12
Governor Pinchot plans a statewide tour visiting public and private state aid recipients. He will inspect Corry Hospital in Corry and visit northwestern Pennsylvania cities during the week of October 12, aiming to assess public projects and the power issue amid warnings of a planned giant monopoly.
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Pinchot
Corre
Clites
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Corry Yall
Corry Hospital
Pile Espana Se
Cit Pinchot Ie
Scranton
Mitchell and Wiel testify on US air service plan
United Press reports a summons to appear Monday for Brig. Gen James Fechet and Brig. Gen William Mitchell successor Wiel to testify on the single air service proposal. The Army and Navy pilots and top officers, including Admiral Robt H. Robinson and Vice Admiral Henry A. Wiley, are to provide testimony on administration, equipment, and management of air forces.
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United Press
Washington
Spi
Presidents
Inquii
James Pechet
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Air Service
Mitchell
Tues
Unified Air Service PLC
Fechetis
Fils
Puchet
Fechet
Army
Army Land Navy
Navy
Navy Department
SS. Robinson
Robert & Twents
Hampton Ready Hava
Henry A. Wiley
Battleship Division
Fleet
Britain Faces New Crisis Over Miner Pay Talks
London report outlines renewed tensions between mine owners and miners following July agreements and national subsidy bills. Workers raise suspicions of sabotage while owners reject wider cooperation with the Royal Coal Investigating Commission unless their terms are met.
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United Prin London
W Niew
Royal Coal Investigatting Commission
Freed of Slaying In May Altercation Incident
Henry Wilson, a Black man, was acquitted of murder in the death of James Ellis after a quarrel over a one dollar bet. Ellis was shot as he left a Black neighborhood bar on the city’s east side in May. The case drew attention across the community and involved a previous dispute at a local venue.
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United
Henry Wilson
James Ellis
Wis
Community Day Sale Big Event in Corry Area
The Community Day sale brings thirty seven Corry merchants under one banner as part of a monthly sales drive by the Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division. The event, heavily advertised in northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York, expects hundreds of visitors tomorrow with significant price cuts and money saving offers. Copies of the special sale edition circulated widely, with eight hundred distributed in Union City and many rural districts covered.
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Beccastance
Columbins
Clymer
French Forces Open New Attack on Rif fs
French forces began a new operation at dawn near Fez to widen the front against the Rif tribes, following a period of calm and recent French victories. The attack aimed to flank the enemy and forced retreats, with two guns and ammunition abandoned as troops occupied a strategic mountainous position.
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Riffs
United Press
Fez
Morocco
Ait
Frances
Tate
Peale
Tipsters for bootleggers exposed by federal probe
Fred M. Baird, administrator for the third U S district, discloses that in a dry raid probe ten applicants for federal prohibition officer jobs were found to be wetlogbers seeking inside information. Baird’s agents uncovered the scheme as part of the investigation into illicit operations in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Fred M. Baird
United States
Baird
Hotel Corry Opens With Delayed Public Reception
The formal opening of Hotel Corry is postponed to October 8 and 9 with a private pre opening. Hotel officials announced the delay and said invitations will be mailed next Monday to leading residents and invited guests only. Local invites will be issued through the press.
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Corry
Petidor
Erie Man Beats Off Robbers in Bank Vault Escape
Charles Emster Brown of Brown Avenue fought off two robbers armed with a pistol after they attempted to cut his finger to seize his $1,000 diamond ring from a safety deposit vault. The ring had belonged to Brown for 21 years and was recovered when Brown escaped with the ring, wearing it for the first time.
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BRIE
Charles"Emster" Brown
Brown Avenue
Jost Fus Hatte
Brown
Harvest Moon Dancing Party Held by Catholic Waggiters
Last evening the Catholic Waggiters in America led by Knights of Columbus members concluded the Harvest Moon Dancing Party at St. Fil's Ward's Hall. Ticket sales progress well with a capacity crowd anticipated. After the business session a social hour featured refreshments served by Mrs Carl Edwards, Ms Cleve Mourton, and Mrs Earl Haight.
Tooth Extraction Fatal in Pittsburgh District
A report from the Pittsburgh district notes a fatal outcome following a tooth extraction procedure. The patient died due to heavy medical failure during the operation, with another individual reportedly dying after having a tooth extracted, indicating a dangerous medical incident in the same area.
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Mittsburgs
Daetum
Pittsbireh
How Does You Can Compare With Auto Of Twenty Years Ago
An article from twenty years ago is used to compare early auto interest with today. The Duquesne Motor Car Company of St Jamestown showcased a premier touring car on St Cancer Street. Mayor Bliss and Ames of Cory endorsed the firm which plans eighty cars, claiming the machine as the era’s finest road vehicle.
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Frost
Corry
Duquesne Motor Car Company
St Jamestown
Cancer
LeRoy Pelitier
Smid
Cory
Bliss
J] Bagley
Coh ‘Ames
French Reply to Terms Disappoints Allies in Stiff Counter Proposal
France shows disappointment over terms and rejects initial proposals while presenting a firm counter offer to American negotiators. The exchange highlights a tense stance as discussions continue with no agreement in sight.
NO SIGN OF BREAK IN NEGOTIATIONS REPORTED
Washington reports indicate no break in talks as the American counters proposition to the French debt mission was presented. Secretary Mellon and the U.S. commission held private sessions while the French delegates faced a brief, formal exchange and then departed the room.
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United Press
Washington
Gootidem
Fie Mehl
Treacury Mellon
Tielfore
Amarean Commission
Gailenus
Mion
Peet
Treasury
Winston
Shenandoah disaster probe advances with survivor testimony
At Lakehurst New Jersey on September 27 survivors testified regarding the airship Shenandoah's doom. Experts favored engine failure or control car trouble as the cause, while Colonel Trall’s testimony suggested a squall vortex and two failed engines led to destruction of the airship.
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United Press
Lakehurst
Hall
Gol Charles
Hlacon
Trall
Indibatath
Aged man missing in Munir township case marks third disappearance
A Tuesday report notes an aged man missing in Munir township on Monday morning, the third disappearance linked to the area this week. The piece names local families and possible leads while urging residents to assist in locating the missing person.
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Af Munir
Armstrong Cen
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Cities
A clipped TV radio guide lists notable programs across New York, Toronto, Chicago, and Portland. It names shows such as Standard-Jonea and Hares CNRT and Opera in Toronto, with station hours and brief program cues for WGY WGN WLS and KGW.
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New York
Standard
Jonea and Hares
CNRT
Toronto
Bai Standand Opera
Schenectarly
Fern Slansiurs
WGN
Chicago
Spin College of Ninsies
Alfie
KGW
Portland
Finol Oly
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Lewis
Lil City
Sedan
Cety
Wiel
Fetcher
Aircrafft Inquiry Board
Britain
Harvest Moon Dancing Party
Shenandoah
Pi A
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