Four diphtheria cases rise as two more quarantined
Four new diphtheria cases are reported this morning with two additional residents placed under quarantine. The first adult case is a Concord Street resident, and two others are in the third and fourth wards under observation. Health officials note the outbreak is limited to a small number of local households.
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Norton property purchased for lodge headquarters
W F W Norton post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to buy the Norton property on West Washington Street near First Avenue to remodel as a lodge. The plan aims to provide headquarters with outdoor grounds for activities and to support a community house project. Health officials warned of a diphtheria outbreak with several local cases and planned mass immunizations for Junior High and younger students.
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Latrobe Man Killed by Train Near Munson
Ashtabula Ohio September 25. A man believed to be David Newherter 24 Latrobe Pennsylvania was killed when struck by a Pennsylvania train near Munson early today. Authorities identified the body and are awaiting positive identification.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Tonight Across Regions
Tittsburgh dispatch notes clocks across areas observing daylight saving time will be set back tonight to standard time. New railroad schedules adjust to the standard hour starting tomorrow. Churches will hold services in standard time, and many people will gain an extra hour of sleep tonight.
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Grand Jury May Investigate Plane Wreck
Nassau county prosecutors weigh a grand jury probe into the Sikorsky Paris flight wreck that killed two and injured crew. The inquiry follows Monday’s takeoff crash and testimonies by Charles Fonck, Rene Tonel and others amid scrutiny of piloting competence and prior flight experience.
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Republicans Organize for Fall Campaign in Erie Cur it Home
A meeting was held at the Erie Cur it Home last evening to organize the fall campaign. Sam Russi tor was named to take charge of the western region and Fibsters tor was selected chairman to arrange a gathering in October where all candidates will attend. A special campaign committee is being formed by Chairman Rossiter.
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Coolidge Opposes Geneva League Move and World Court
Washington Sept 25 United States leaders oppose the Geneva disarmament drive and a general League plan for a world disarmament conference. President Coolidge backs a regional approach with the State War and Navy Departments, favoring a separate naval conference and resisting entanglement in European affairs. Reports from Geneva show concern over European politics and naval limits and Senate reservations on World Court adherence.
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Cold snap to hit Ohio Valley and East this weekend
The Weather Bureau forecast a cold snap following mild weather. Western Ohio may see a light frost, with more extensive cold spreading east overnight and Sunday night toward the Atlantic states. Snow is not expected in the East, and the cold spell should last two or three days.
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Florida death toll rising as race clashes erupt in Miami
Reports from Miami detail escalating tension after West Indian hurricane devastation. Governor Martin orders evacuations across Lake Okeechobee district amid drowned bodies and disease fears. Marines and police clash with Black residents. dozens arrested as state troops deploy to restore order. widespread property loss estimated around $200 million with only a portion insured.
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Board of Health Meeting Held This Afternoon
A special meeting of the city commission and the Board of Health convened at 2 PM chaired by Mayor Bracken to discuss measures against diphtheria spread. Present were Commissioners Loverland Brown Teach, and health officers Dr Re Bile and Dr J C Kibler.
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Case Against Daugherty Nears End
The Daugherty Miller conspiracy case nears its close as government evidence links Liberty Bonds to Thomas Miller and traces $100,000 to Daugherty via a German syndicate intermediary. Harry M. Daugherty faces cross-examination as the trial resumes Monday after a weekend adjournment.
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Canada's New Governor General Succeeds Lord Byng
London Sept 25 Lord willing don formerly governor of Bombay and later of Madras will succeed Lord Byng as governor general for Canada tomorrow. The British official confirms the change in high office amid formal ceremonies.
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Flooded Flats East of City as Streams Run High
Heavy rainfall sent streams high and several flats flooded east of town. Water covered streets near East South Street and the City Market, with basements and low-lying areas under several feet of water. The Brokenstraw and nearby creeks reached bank-full levels, threatening nearby properties and underscoring widespread flood conditions in the area.
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Warren Boy's Body Not Yet Recovered
Warren Sept 25 A large crew of linemen police and citizens labored to recover Uttis Ray Erickson age 14 who drowned near Thirel Street as flood waters rose. The body was not found after hours of digging and attempts include dynamite use approved by state authorities. The swollen stream hampered searches along the river and dam at Porte mill and nearby.
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Chinese rep attacks British policy at Yangtze in UN meeting
Geneva September 27 The League of Nations Assembly heard a veiled rebuke of China after Chao-Lsin-Chu accused Britain of killing thousands of Chinese and destroying 1000 houses in the Yangtze crisis. President Nintohitch warned against off agenda questions while Viscount Cecil of England faced applause for a faltering reply.
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China Rebuked for Attack Before League
Washington September 25 cabinet members to stump for Republicans to keep control of Senate and House. Cabinet officials will tour New York Chicago and Massachusetts to mobilize support, with Hoover and Davis slated for Ohio Kentucky Oklahoma Colorado and Missouri campaigns to aid key races.
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Rock Shaft Trapped Men Entombed After Cave In
Ironwood Mid September report details a rock shaft collapse at the mine opening. Three men, Thomas Rowell, Eivar Gustafson, and Gust Sei, died in the cave. Rescue teams struggled to reach the entombed workers as ventilation and gas concerns raised danger of suffocation.
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Barn Fire Strikes Afra Minule Joy Farm During Storm
A lightning strike during last night’s storm destroyed Afra Minule Joy’s barn beyond Union City Road near the State Hatchery. Fire crews from Corry used chemicals to stay the blaze, saving a poultry house and other structures. Estimated loss about 1900 dollars with 100 dollars insured. no livestock inside, but farm tools and equipment were lost. Mrs Ed Guss returned home after visiting in Union City. More: Mrs Mercarides, staying in Oakmont, has returned home.
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Today s Five Best Radio Features and Programs
A listing of radio features and programs across stations including AR Pittsburgh, CNRO Ottawa, WLS Chicago, WSB Atlanta, WOCO Minneapolis St Paul, WPG Atlantic City and WIP Philadelphia. It notes show times in various time zones and mentions Hiawatha s Wooing set to music, a Longfellow adaptation, and a joint city program.
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