Hotel Corry Opens Monday as Finest Hostelery in City
The Hotel Corry, a brick five story hostsiry facing City Park at North Cone Street, opens Monday with modern fully furnished interiors. It features a grand lobby, elevator access, a large dining room for 115, a coffee shop, a complete kitchen, and 76 bedrooms with baths and writing desks. The hotel proclaims a new standard of comfort in Corry with ice making, electric dishwashers, and Warwick china.
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Chevy
Pennesylvanis
Corey
Chapman and Graham
Jamestown
Corry
North Cone 16
Nsers
Franke Morantas
Larson
Hove
Tiel
Sinoh
Thonsand Dollaary
Mote Corry
Rush Rescue in Hope Men Alive After Submarine Collision
United Press reports a submarine 851 trapped 130 feet below the sea after a collision with the City of Rome off New London. Fourteen officers and crew are aboard and rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess whether they survive.
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RUSH
Rescue
United Press
New London
Conn
City
Rome
Scanton
Bate
Liere I
Crawford County Sentence Court Postponed to Saturday
Joseph Gray and Miss Fronson of Titusville convicted of voluntary manslaughter in a deadly July 15 automobile crash near Hydetown. Sentencing moved from Monday to Saturday as docket clears. Judge Prather to be aided by Judge C U Aririt of Warren County.
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Joseph Gray
Miss Fronson
Gray-Bronson
Prather
Stevens
Ogmmmale Kuhns
Crawford Has Mystery Fire In Western Crawford County
Meadville Sept 25 A mysterious blaze struck a garage at State Road in Hartstown Western Crawford County. The structure owned by Dr W W Wilson lost books and records as the frame building burned while W P Wat worked under a car. Insurance covered part of the $4000 damage. Visitors include O E Rafter from Pittsburgh then Findley Lake and Mrs E Alien with daughter Delia heading to Warren for a visit, and Ross Pehlman leaving for Russell to spend the weekend with parents.
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United Press
Meadville
Hartstown
Crawford County
W. P. Wat
West
State Road
W. W. Wilson
O. E. Rafter
Pittsburgh
Findley Lake
E. Alien
Delia
Warren
Debt talks paused as negotiators regroup until Monday
Washington reports that American French debt negotiations are halted until Monday as both sides regroup. Finance Minister Caillaux informed Secretary Melon that Paris has not completed analysis of the American counter proposal and will resume talks after renewed efforts. The French delegation split into subcommittees to study the offer and craft a new response.
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Alliaux
Treasury
Melon
Caillaux
VFW Post Plans Indoor Bazaar at State Armory
Arrangements by Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for an indoor circus and bazaar at the State Armory begin October. The event will feature entertainment booths and varied offerings, and follows successful similar shows in nearby cities. Proceeds go to fraternal orders and the post reports rapid planning.
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State Armory
A. W. ‘Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gn Oi City Cancer
Astitabuls
Andersons Testimony Eagerly Awaited at Shenandoah Inquiry
United Press reports in Lakehurst on September 20 that the naval court preparing to hear Monday the final account of Lieut Joseph A Anderson, Shenandoah survivor, will reexamine witnesses Bauch and Meyer today. Anderson arrived from Ohio after studying climate conditions related to the airship crash.
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United Press
Lakehurst
Naval Court
Shenandouh
Joseph A Anderon
Anderson
Ohio
Bauch
Meyer
Te Court
Hallowe'en Plans Quiet This Year In Corry
With Halloween a month away, Corry residents see little public celebration planned this year. A masquerade dance planned by Keystone Roosters and Company A may be the sole event, while past parades and Mardi Gras festivities have faded from the scene.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Bing
Corry
Keystone Roosters and Company A
Farner
Anniversary of Argonne Battle Today
The article recalls the opening of a major World War offensive at the Argonne in September 1911 seven years earlier, noting heavy cannonading and the 23rd Division leading the forward march as Lolly soldiers participated in the engagement.
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Argonne
Argonine
M E Conference Endorses World Court Plan and Peace Education
Unanimous ME conference resolutions back Harding Hughes Coolidge world court plan, codification of international law, armament reduction, and a league of nations. Hails inter national church conference and education via churches and Sunday schools. Calls for preachers and clergy to join study courses and school programs. Representatives from Allegheny College and Methodist Hospital present updates and trustee appointments.
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Commission On International Relations
Pennsylvania Federation of Churches
Erie
Grace Church
Warren
Harding-Hughes Coolidge
League of Nations
Deliph
Allegheny College
FP. Miller
N. A. White
Pittsburgh
Allen Bheny College
TodayS Five Best Radio Features Time and Stations
Today s five best radio features list broadcasting across WTAM Cleveland WOAW Unuha-8 PB Mt Central Standard Rartio Reposition Finale ADEA East Pittsburgh .30 PM Eastern Standard Band Gonnerk RSD St Louis 7 PM Central Standard Theatre Program WRG Washington 10 PM Eastern Standard Saturday Night Amy
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Central Standard
Rartio
ADEA
Pittsburgh
RSD
St Louie
WRG
Washington
Eastern Standard
Amy
Pinchot set to tour Pennsylvania October 14
Governor Gifford Pinchot schedules a statewide tour starting October 14 from Harrisburg visiting Erie, Philadelphia, and counties including Clearfield Dubois Brookville and Warren with night meetings in several towns. The itinerary lists stops through mid October ending in Mercer and Mercer area towns.
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Gifford Pinchot
Sryon
Northwvest Sen
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Erie
Philadelphia
Callege
Rothview
Clearfield
DuBois
Brookyitle
Snl Nighel
Phrixstitawney
Indi
Ind
Kittanning
Tidmesta
Plarion
Franklins
of City
Warren
UL Curry
Union Gite
Edinboro
Titusville
Meadville
Greenville
Mercer
Grove City
Butler
New Castle
Ellwood City
New Brighton
Rochester
Beaver
Gove
Valiey
Wichite
Five Autoists Die as Train Hits Cars in Ohio Crash
Five autoists died and two were injured in separate wrecks. In Painesville Ohio a fast passenger train struck a mobile a killing four Cleveland residents and injuring one woman hospitalized in serious condition. A second crash in Norwood Massachusetts killed two and left another fatally hurt as two cars attempted to pass a five ton truck.
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Painesville
United Press
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Prant
Schiller
Maryole
Cleveland
Gwendolyn Dodd
Painesville Hospital
Tyne
Norwood
Sepp
Ewa
William Pris
Mattapan
Frances Walsh
Price
Douisey Prine
Henry A Land
Submarine S51 Located Off Block Island Rescue Underway
New London Sept 26 The stricken submarine S51 with officers and men trapped in her compartments has been located on the sea bottom off Block Island and rescue attempts have begun. Officials say the imprisoned crew may still be alive, though pessimism grows as to their fate. Commander Francis W. Seamon optimistic they may hold out for days if not rescued soon.
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New London
Block Island
Rome
Kho
Livet
Francis W. Seamon
Duke Torpedo Bunt Co
Navy Department
City of
Savannah
Boston
Opeon Steamship Co
Dublin Camden
York Shipbinding Uo. Nd Lawright
Per Ward
New London Traxal
Grandin proprietor Benjamin Tiltner sentenced to four months
Reports from the court indicate Benjamin Tiltner, proprietor of the Grandin, was found guilty yesterday of violating a habit prohibition. Judge Schooner imposed four months in jail.
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Benjamin Tilner
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Flora Fox
C.A. Myers
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