Lewis Lashes State Spending Increases In Address
Auditor General Samuel S. Lewis told Lycoming County Republicans that state expenses rose by about 24 million dollars over the previous two-year period ending May 1, 1924, and highlighted expenditures excluding certain items. He contrasted this with a 67 million dollar total for two years ending May 1, 1922, and argued for fiscal restraint and accountability in state government.
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United Pres
Williamsport
Samuel S. Lewis
Lyarming County
Uns Andiley
Anurans
Chipeline
Commonwealth
Joelle
Iyinid Myles
Neil
Soviet Bloc Call Against Anglo America Urged
In Moscow a government report urges a united bloc against Anglo America and its allies. It argues world peace hinges on Soviet policy with Britain and France, while noting Russia faces isolation unless others resist Anglo American hegemony and asserts Anglo American influence in China is aimed at Japan.
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Uniton Preps
Moscow
Ryan
Tavastin
Am Op Fiele
Eventuil
Anglo African Union
Tyghes
MacDonald
Russia
Jesus
Japan
China
Mooresco Lays Eagle Street Sewer at Twenty Feet Depth
The Mooresco Construction Company is laying sewer on Eagle street and extending toward West Washington street. Excavations reveal depths around twenty feet at several points near Malion street, with crews advancing the line.
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Mooresco Construction Company
Eagle Street
Washington Street
Malion Street
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted Across Stations
A fragmented listing identifies radio features airing today across multiple stations including WSAT in Cincinnati WSA Midnight WMG in Memphis and WOAW in Omaha. Program snippets name performers and times though details are partially garbled.
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WEAP
New York
Vincent Lopes
WSAT
Cincinnat
WSA
WMG
Memphis
Neentral
St. John's
WOAW
Omaha
Sibbert
Barbara
Turpist
Lumplein
Bisnint
WFAA
Dallas
Centenl
Romberg
Vani Sylating
Artivts
American Marines Rout Chinese Force in Shanghai Skirmish
United From Shanghai reported a clash near Standard Oil in Shanghai as American Marines repelled Chinese forces. Chinese commander Lis Wang Hajang launched a counteroffensive with ChMeigh Yuan’s two armies near the city, aiming toward Nanking as American troops pressed the engagement.
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Shangital
Weinetrippall
Ean Hatton
Aviator Reaches 227 Miles Per Hour Record Flight
Lieutenant Davie Rittenhouse of the US Air Force set a new world speed record by reaching 227 miles an hour in a Yale test flight. The feat broke the prior mark as observers noted the craft and conditions.
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United Press
Port Washington
Davie Rittenhouse
USA
Creeading
Wikaya
Ion
Hiousy
Letent
Jones
Tme Cirge
Rittenhouse
Clemenceau in Seclusion at 83 After Political Life
The aged Georges Clemenceau, famed as the father of victory, lives largely in seclusion near the open sea at Si Vincent, Sur Jard, preparing a literary legacy. He plans two more volumes, eight years of drafting, then rest, while remaining sharp and active despite age.
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Si Vincent
France
George Clemenceau
Cinimarus
Henry
Clemencea
Suspect Held After Cincinnati Shooting
Police identify a man held in Bellefontaine as Vine ton Périn 50 after he shot and wounded a widow 77 and her daughter 40 in a dispute over finances at Mrs Rawson home in a Cincinnati suburb. He was taken off a train last night carrying a revolver and claimed to be an auto mechanic.
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Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
Vineton Périn
Frances D. Rawson
Nigua Rawson
Rawson
Tunnels Under Capitol Work Attributed To Entomologist
Washington dispatch reports a baffling tunnel project linked to an entomologist from the Smithsonian. Dyar, a Smithsonian entomologist, claims he dug tunnels years ago as exercise while living near an area later replaced by apartments. He says the tunnels were dug slowly with a shovel and rickety tools.
Prosecute Ku Klux Klan At Buffalo
United Press reports Buffalo plans state action against the Ku Klux Klan starting Monday. District Attorney Guy B. Moore will appear in city court to allege violations of the Walker Act by Klan members and officers. George Bryant, a Buffalo insider, is among the first to be arrested as authorities pursue the case.
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United Eves Buffalo
N. Yi
Theektowayn
Klu Klux Klan
Guy B Moore
Walker
Buffato
George Bryant
Wenger
Moore
Bryant
Edward Obertem
Himi
Adel Bhomar
Austin
Monroe, N.C
Crawford Co. Construction Resumes on Corry Hotel Project
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Corry hotel construction is set to restart after a materials delay. Crews will resume full operation next week as terragasta arrives and the first floor work proceeds. In Crawford County, Mrs. R W Young and child visit Cambridge Springs with T J Titus and wife and sister Lot Titus accompanying.
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Corry
Vanenriven
Harrisburg
R. W. Young
Little Daugh
Crawford County
Pittsburgh
Meadville
T. J. Titus
Pinchot
Cambridge Springs
Board of Trustees of Pennsylvania
Lots Titus
Kiwanis Club Moves to Clear School Stage Deficit
Kiwanis directors discuss a plan to erase the deficit from remodeling the high school stage. The club may stage a play fundraiser and take over ticketing with support from the Trame He Cuban. A joint plan with the Chamber of Commerce aims to present a draft solution to the city manager.
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Kiwanis
Compatien 1
Ole
Te Kivanis Club
Nomination of Smith Alters Speaking Tour
Syracuse dispatch reports that Governor Smith changes his presidential tour plans after his party drafts a new nomination. The revised itinerary reduces southern and western stops, leaving New England and New Jersey as primary targets and raising questions about a Chicago visit and Midwest support.
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Smith
Embezzlement Arrest Tells Local Bank Branch Case
Florence Alg arrested on 27 count embezzlement at local American Express branch after relatives of Everard Moss accuse overcharges for shipping a body. Investigators find other misconduct and allege an attempted poisoning en route.
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Florence
Alg
Emilio. Raspont
Amerian Express Company
Everard Moss
Philadelphia
Raspori
Genoa Me
Muse
Rusponi
Anthrax Discovery Triggers Quarantine in Harrisburg Village
Officials report a case of anthrax prompting quarantine measures in Harrisburg Village. Health authorities from New Orleans arrived to manage screening and restrict entry as residents and workers face containment at the gate amid a disrupted milk supply.
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United Press
Houston
Tekie
Harrisburg
Mowsdon
New Orleans
Mystery case bewilders New York police
A baffling disappearance case in Uptown New York draws police attention as rumor and clues swirl around Robby Pranks, a troubled youth associated with a shipyard area and a mysterious friend nicknamed Munchback Billy, with locals recalling odd interests and a telescope valued at around 350 dollars.
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Roshek
Ims
New York
Robby
Iimeblack
Almintarice
Micheal Levy
Chum
Tuearly
Jets
Teague
Billy
Vans
Lev
Franklins
Newlst
Hoperfor
Poisoning Man to Marry Another in Williamson County
Mrs Ruby Tarrington confessed to poisoning her husband Joseph Tarrington to wed Robert Tate. Authorities say the sensational case unfolded near Taw son City with two West Brankfort policemen arresting Ruby September 2, twenty one days after Harringtons death. Sheriff George Galligan ordered the arrest and county jail confessions were obtained by officers and a newspaper crew.
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Marion
Ruby
Harrington Tite
Jossph Tarrington
Robert Tate
Tawson City
Tlls
Janes P Sultois
West Brankfort
Tate
Harrington
Georze Galligan
Williamson County
Utr
Tale
Building and Loan Co Shows Fine Progress
Gratification at the progress made by the City Building and Loan Association was voiced today by JB Patterson and officers. The group reports strong growth since organization several months ago with $150,000 in sales, about a quarter deposited, daily subscriptions, and funds rapidly employed.
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Cony Building and Loan Association
JB Patterson
Patterson
Presidential candidates all at Washington in separation
All three presidential hopefuls were planned to be in Washington today but their itineraries diverged. John W. Davis stopped in from West Virginia to confer with Demmerline campaign managers, while Coolidge and Taft remained in the capital with limited engagements. Senator La Follette planned western speaking stops with his son Robert M. La Follette Jr.
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Washington
Tampalea
John W. Davis
Irgina
New York
Hent Coolidge
TaFolletti
Minister Pennfold Appeals After Outrage Conviction
Rev. Charles Penfold pastor of Sentinel Methodist Episcopal Church was jailed in Erie County Penitentiary after a sentence for outraging public decency. He was released on $500 bail pending appeal. Penfold and Mrs. Freda Lohr were arrested on a country road and Lohr faces trial after yesterday's court return.
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Buffalo
Charles Penfold
Sentinel Methodist Episcopal Church
Erie County
Pulic
Penfold
Freda Lohr
Lohr
Cate Alle
Dirigible May Cross Atlantic Next Week
Berlin reports the giant airship ZR-3 could depart for America next week if weather stays favorable. Captain Bekenen! plans a cautious flight, awaiting fully safe conditions and reliable engine status after a test voyage.
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Atlantic
United Press
Berlin
America
Bel
United States
Kane motorists escape in string of crashes near Kane
A series of automobile accidents in the Kane area left several injured and one possibly fatally hurt. Edward Shoup, 14, remained in hospital with a bullet wound after being shot by Tene Young during a party. John Foless is sought in connection with a Cambridge Springs crash. multiple others sustained injuries, some severe, as cars left the road or struck trees.
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Edward Shoup
Frankedin T
Tene Young
John Foless
Pndatetor
Gil City
Ambadge Springs
Thomas Kinesis
Yennar
Wumbridge Springs Hospital
Mary Parks
Thomn
Par
Wyant
Randall Starard
Kane Summity
Sheffield
Bernard Leck
Sane
Herame
Bull Hill
Keane
Hergiard
Luck and Sons
Jol
Robert
William
Luck
Dorothy Duck
Franke Luck
Republican tariff touted by Wheeler in Nebraska tour
In Omatia Nebraska on September 27 Senator Burton Wheeler Independent vice presidential candidate argued the Republican tariff hurts farmers by blocking European markets. He urged repeal of the tariff if independents win and told farmers they pay high prices for goods while producers can dump surplus on foreign markets.
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United Press
Omatia
Neb
Tani
Burton K. Wheeler
Westarst Farm Belt
Wheeler
American Woolen Co
Army airmen begin leg toward Eugene Oregon
San Francisco observers report round the world flyers taking off from Crissy Field, Fort Meyer and the Presidio for Eugene Oregon. Lieut. Lowell Smith led at 8 09 A.M. with Bients, Nelson and Wade following at half minute intervals in the record flight.
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United Press
San Francisco
Crissy, Rield
Presidio
Eugene Oregon
Lowell Smith
Bients
Nelson
Wade
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Secres Pinchot
Sitanghal
Gener
Marteyer
Nanking
Clemenceau
Jamon West
Jamestown
Minnig Darrow
Chixcago
Mim West
Smithsonian Institute
Warrisox
Smithsoniar
York
Y Dyur
KU Klux Klan
Crawford CO
Ferra Cotta
Kiwanis Club
Syracuse
N_Y
Smite
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio
Ubte&ge
New Jersey
George Brennan
Ilinois
Brenan
Adenopolis
N.Y
Franklin Roshek
Bobby Fra
Building and Loan CO
Friedrichshafen
Alt
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