Meeting Friday Night Select New Hotel Site
Stockholders of the New Mate company urged to attend a town hall meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Municipal building. Directors discuss authorizing stockholder action and selecting a hotel site, with consideration of Millheim property and other options like Raymont, Patterson, and Babbit properties, aiming to complete a signed deed and possible bylaw changes.
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Atock
Maat Aight
Wumbly
Minhelin
Extuasiung
Paraguay
Moll Holt
Nike Deen Wallaed
Usk
Raymont
East Pleasant
Jd South Center
Pattersun
Kase
Round Park
Frank Habbite
Atreet
Park Mace
Frankly Daven
Babbitt
Devine
Thy Securil
St. Sames
Pola
Totel
Milheim
Prosecutions Under State Pure Food Act
Andrew Repman reports ongoing state pure food act prosecutions with several cases in progress. A Topeka fruit dealer reportedly paid a $60 fine, and an eatery faced resistance when samples were sought. The agent expects prosecutions for both pure food violations and obstruction of officers.
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Andrew Repman
Ibie
Repman
Fireman Dies in Ship Blaze During Rescue Try
Camden No 1 Sept 45 report states firefighter Prank Woodall died saving the newly commissioned battleship Golonda Thompy. He carried a fire extinguisher from a smoke-filled forward hold, donned a gas mask, and descended to fight the fire before succumbing as crewmates tried to assist.
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Hy United
Camden
No 1
Woodall
Fréman
Golonda Thompy Xevlows
Woodfall
Ita & Mindu
Dale Must Be Tried In Courts Of Venango Co
Local authorities were advised by County Detective Sullivan that a warrant against William Wickman and Aling Martin Dale would require trial in Venango County. Wickman is accused of aiding in the murder of two youths and using stolen license plates. He was arrested with Hanigan and Nuroutt in Erie City and pleaded guilty to an accessory charge. action against Dale in Venango County remains uncertain.
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Sullivan
William Wickman
Aling Martin Dale
Venango County
Erle
Wickman
Youthe
Hanigan
Nuroutt
Oi City
Aldermin Gordon
Veago County
Gas case arguments heard by state Supreme Court
Platshburg Pa Sept 20 Arguments were heard before the state Supreme Court yesterday on appeals from the Public Services Commission. The cases involve People's Natural Gas Company of Johnstown and the City of Erie. Issues center on contract renewals for fuel supply and rate approvals by the Pennsylvania Gas Co. Both appeals were argued together.
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Yas Cory Piny Wis
Exchange head is summoned by grand jury in corruption probe
Seymour Cornwell president of the New York Stock Exchange is ordered to appear before the grand jury under subpoena. He must explain remarks about politicians allegedly receiving funds from the exchange to push favorable legislation. District Attorney Banton announced the subpoena and warned no one will shield corrupt acts.
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United Free New York
Seymour Cornwell
New York Stucke Exchange
Tory
Banton
Klan Threatens Governor Walton in Oklahoma Crisis
A chaotic dispatch reports Klan forces in Oklahoma threaten Governor Walton and claim they will arm for constitutional rights as the legislature convenes. The broadcast cites Dr J Mt taking and Wilmington’s Klan organizers. warnings extend to Delaware and mobilization orders issued for today.
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Wittunigtin
Vei
Klensmen
Oklahoma
Tuck Walton
Dr J. Mt Taking
Atlanta
Gay
Wilmington
Hawkins
Delaware
Corry Women Co Respondents in Divorce Case
Ave Grace Rowe and Mabel White, Corry residents, were named co respondents in a divorce suit filed by Mrs Edmonds against David Minenn. Erie common pleas court granted a decree of divorce to Mrs Edmonds after testimony of neglect and alleged intimacy with Rowe and White, including admitted relations with Mabel White.
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CORRY
Grace Rowe
Mabel White
David Edmonds
Mes Dheaberh
Liberty Treet
David Minenn
Erie
Phos
Edmonds
Tudge Rossiter
Mrg. Edmunds
Futore
Corry area voter shows Plate ahead in Recorder race
Official county tallies place Corry resident F M Plate well in front for Recorder of Deeds with about 10,870 votes at ZAI Tor Ruwwwll, while Hess trails with 607. county results also list Republican totals for District Attorney Clerk of Courts Treasurer and more with mixed tallies. George Marshall and others depart for Titunquie to visit a friend for about a week.
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Plate
Corry
Recorder of Deeds
Plato
Zai Tor
Hess
Pasir
Lobel
Leak Neles
Sryee
Hosbach
Dutt
Satay
Mahoney
Corbin
Mel An
Micra ST Brow
Proclamation of Capitulation Made Public in Berlin
Amid mounting Allied pressure Germany proclaims surrender terms public after cabinet vote. Ruhr occupation ends as government acknowledges inevitability. Paris London Brussels react as Reich announces unconditional surrender and full war signals to pass into postwar fate.
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Germany
Ruhr
Stresemann
Whin
Berlin
Bethany
Passien
Garvigny
Europe
Hanes
Previa Munt Inn
Garmany
Paris
Brusselyeid
London
Gow
United Press
Unique ads follow strike by New York papers
New York newspapers, expanding to sixteen pages, gradually recover from a printers strike as major department stores reappear with full page ads and eye catching campaigns. Broad stores use large scale layouts to push bargains while one retailer prints a wide delivery vehicle wrap.
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Unita
New York
Arv
Nailed
Te Books
Otho Stereo
Hargett Sentenced for Auto Theft and Death
Hargett was sentenced for auto theft linked to a crash near Sparlansburg that killed a companion. He received a fine of 25 dollars and confinement in a state penitentiary for a term of three years. Pal Joby Hoover faced implications in the case.
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S.A Winansay Sparlansburg
Whit Wip
Hargett
Cluo Youn
Ford
Crom
Oieshalf
Mearlyisie
Saukrs Af Symbutsbury
Defense rests case in Ward murder trial in Plains NY
United Press report from Plains New York notes Walter S Ward’s defense resting after motions and testimony, with judges, prosecutors, and jurors holding to orders as trial proceedings continue.
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Ward
United Prosente Plains
N.Y
Walter S Ward
Clarence Peters
Wnt
Ile Telerise Ghee
Mittal Agu
Wagner
Mills
Dalanse
Small boil death of young Pauline Walton at 18
Pauline Walton, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tilliote Walton of Pine Valley, died Tuesday at 5 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Steen in Cory. She had suffered a fever after a boil on her nose. Survived by sisters Ned Thompson of South Dakota, Martha and Arile Walton, Mildred Clark, and brother Nick Walton. Body to Pine Valley. funeral and viewing details noted with arrangements by Crosby of Columbus.
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Pauline &. Walton
Tilliote Walton
Pine Vi Pay
W .A. Steen
East Prederick Street
Mac Steen
Pine Valley
Crosby of Columbus
Hina
Thurch
Bitter
Peldek
Borin
Thomas
Oklahoma Legislators Dispersed At Capitol By National Guard
Oklahoma City Sept 26 Oklahoma legislators attempting impeachment of Gov J Walton were dispersed before the Hall of Representatives by the National Guard. The lawmakers left the capitol silently amid a tense scene as guards blocked doors and restrained the crowd. The governor warned against a session and ordered measures to prevent convening.
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Walton
Capitol
National
United Press
Oklahoma City
Okls
Oklahoma
Déenite Anders
Altenok UW
Tiden
Senate
Baird Marleen
Oreler Alley
Coolidge to Stay Neutral in Klan Conflict
President Coolidge秤 remains neutral amid tensions between Guy Walton and state legislators over enforcement and federal involvement. White House officials stated no party would drag the government into Oklahoma turmoil, with Assembly called to address custody of federal property and related charges.
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United Pres
Washington
Moolidge
Miomia Amaintai
Unier
Guy Walton
Provident
White Mouse
Olddhoma Trogbie
Okara
Walton
Eastey
Blue Sky Act Brings Suit in Harrisburg Courts
United Prom reports a suit filed by stock concerns in New York against the Bureau of Securities under the Clark act. Three actions began with registrational challenges, responses from Evans Spraine and Sturges Co of Chicago, and the Rowley Corporation of New York first to file. Peter G Cameron, deputy, and Ernir Barford led the investigation and prepared the defenses.
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United Prom
Harrisburg
NR. Rowley Corporation
New Yatr
Evans Spraine and Sturges Company
Chicago
Petty strikes rise in coal fields at Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on September 26 reports show petty strikes spreading in coal fields. About 3,000 miners at the Delawares colliery threaten a general walkout if negotiations fail by Saturday. District No 1 United Mine Workers plans talks with company officials to avert escalation. Two strikes arose last night affecting nearly 6,000 men across the Tradin’ Ghat and Audenried collieries near Haslewn.
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United
Wilkes Barre
Ewa
Priuvanes
Geneti
Delawares
Carbondale
Heinaldo Chypelini
District No 1
United Mine Workers
Traddin' Ghat Company
Hel Luidson
Audenried
Lehigh
Wilkes Birth Woal
Haslewn
Huerta Seeks Mexican Presidency Campaign Begin
Adolfo de la Huerta, minister of the treasury in Obregon's cabinet, resigns to launch a campaign for the presidency of Mexico. The move signals plans to contest the republic's top office.
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United Presa
Mexico City
Adolfo de LA Huerta
Treasury
Branident Obregon
Proske “Dent of the Republic
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