Chief Dankle nets thief in swift land grab raid
Police Chief Dankle led a rapid raid after a Wednesday robbery at the Corry Mutiny and Supply Company. Suspects were captured, loot recovered, and two defendants bound over to December court on charges of burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Milling and Supply Company
Ihel
Corry
Uief
Cel
Police
Sillinye Company
Alglocle
Aliay
Josyphy Lynch
Uhivako
Chick Bynklé
Melaughlin
Dankile
Cee
Crider
Alterman
I. Porter
McLoughliner Toendt
Adil Iurceny
Krig
Lorchfiliensest
Melauehlin
Pyneh
Farm Subsidy Bill Threatens Government Budget
United Press reports a farm subsidy bill as a major threat to federal budgeting. Analysts warn it could wreck government finances and shift power in Congress as farm advocates push for action, prompting administration and congressional pressure amid intense debate.
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United Press
Washington
Intacs
Hy Bine Jeadora
Congress
Sugar Prices Rise Across Major Refineries
By United Press New York September reports show refined sugar prices climbing as national and water companies push wholesale rates up 85 points to 50 cents a pound, with American sugar refining following suit in the market.
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United Pros
New York
National and
Warter
Tonly
Directors Favor Northside Site for Hotel Venture
Directors in a heated session tonight weigh moving the hotel project from the St James site to Guthrie property at Mulhern lands near South and Simeh for stockholder approval. Agent for the Mulhern family has signed a deed ready for transfer, while others insist on honoring the original Mulhern site plan.
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St. James
Gubbith
Mulhern
Conner
South
Simeh
Porter
Mulheirns
Thia
Hraxeartson
Corry Man to Represent at Adventists World Meeting
Rev. DA Parona, president of the West Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, to attend the World General Conference in Milwaukee as a delegate. He will represent Adventist churches from Pittsburgh to Sharon and participate in church advance programs abroad. Mrs. Robert Bentley visits Jamestown with her mother and family.
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D. A. Parsons
Milwaukee
DA. Parona
West Pannayivana Moiferaes
Tondday
Milwaukes
Wis
Ile
Robert Bentley
Jamestown Cline
Robert McCray
Radio In Search For Local Relatives
Local authorities in Altoona sought relatives of Montague who died suddenly. Radio operators in Corry reported receiving an inquiry about the tag and the message was relayed from a Pittsburgh broadcasting station.
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Montague
Altoona
Corry
Iscal Radive
Pittsburgh
Ward case goes to jury in Walter Ward murder trial
In White Plains New Jersey on September 28 the case of Walter Ward charged with second degree murder in the slaying of Clarence Peters went to the jury at 12 32 pm after Judge Robert F Wagner instructed the panel. The jury retired to deliberate as Ward showed signs of strain and his wife comforted him during the final moments of the trial.
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United Press
White Plains
N. J
Walter
Ward
Clarence Petera
Supreme Court
Robert F. Wagner
Luinch
Toms
Former Corry Woman Safe in Japan After Earthquake
Relatives in Great Wend Kann report a telegram from Miss Clemens tine Moses in Japan confirming that Mrs. Leon II of Cowmbus, once from Corry, is safe following a major earthquake. All members of her party are accounted for.
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CORRY
Japan
Leon II
Cowmbus
Great Wend
Kann
Clemenstine Moses
Evie
Pinchot Code Court Battle Opens as Governor’s Plan Faces Test
The article outlines a court challenge to Governor Pinchot’s administrative code, detailing mandamus filings and opposition claims about constitutional scope. The state Attorney General and Troopers support the code, while lower courts weigh delays and potential impacts on state machinery.
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Pinghot
Fsnally
Dauphin County
Trostier Poharies
Snyder
Jesus
Identifying McDermott as Klan Murderer
Pittsburgh report says Patrick McDermott identified by two Klansmen as the shooter in the Thomas R Abbott killing during a Garnewie demonstration. Witnesses include Harry Mbright and BE Meffings, with McDermott jailed briefly then released on bail as revolver remains missing. League of Nations assembly in Geneva elected new member Tipthopia.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Patrck McDermott
Carnegiea
Wil
Nan
Thomas R Abbott
Atlasbury
Garnewie
McDermott
Harry Mbright
All Tuader
Curneigh
BE Meffings
Wilkinsburg
McDeonett
Amole
Mayers
Pat
W Wittiett
United Pras
Geneva
Assembly of the League of Nations
Tipthopia
Wemibershigy
League
Germany Feels Revolt Looming Amid New Martial Law
Berlin dispatchs report Germans fear a revolt near, as Bavaria declares martial law following uprisings. The populace, anxious about a repeat of 1918, expects further political shakeups with Bavarian leadership and Hitlerian factions maneuvering around the federal government.
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United Press
Berlin
Asim Uy
Bavaria
Marshall & Co. Closes Doors in New York Trading Day
The failure of Robert P Marshall and Company of Broadway was announced today from the New York Stock Exchange. The firm, organized July 18, had members including Robert P Marshall, Clinton Graham, and Yeaness P Mallabs. Miss Minnie Nelain returned home in Warren after a city visit and is recovering from an automobile accident on July 9.
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Germany
Ruhr
Enn
Vranow Munich
de von Kuhip
Tony
Pascisti
Herr Hlvler
Laidenearié
Yok von Kate
Munich
von Einesens
Ludangdorff
United Pras
New York
Robert P Marshall and Company
TI Broglway
Rosmunaf
New York Stock Exchange
WIM+ teemapragd
WIT BR
Sins
Robert P- Marshail
Clinton Graham
Yeaness
Minnie Nelain
Warren
City
Nelnot
Usttes
Boosted Motor Fees Take Effect in Pennsylvania
The state enacts higher motor vehicle registration and title fees. Beginning November 16 1928 a 2.50 title fee is added and a separate certificate of title will be required for all vehicles. Drivers will need a separate license as of March 1 1924 with renewed requirements moving forward.
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Commonwealth of Povania
Department Af Highways
Priv
Department
Wtighings Winky
Pennsylvania
Marth
Enthusiastic Local Union Meeting Names WCTU Convention Delegate
A small gathering at Mrs Day's home elected S Sitler as delegate to the State WCTU Convention, with fourteen members and four visitors present. Plans were made for a city parade and a fundraising tally reached 30.10. Howard Crandall returned from Angela VOY and Mrs Crandall of Matt Street plan to stay in town for a time.
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Kent
Vitor
Sitler
Ere
Depesent
North East
Howard Crandall
Angela Voy
Ity
Patria Aly
Sarazen Advances in Pelham Golf Semi Finals
Gene Sarazen shines in the Pelham Country Club semi final, defeating an unnamed opponent while Hagen and Melwan are mentioned. the match progresses toward the championship as the field narrows at Pelham.
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Gene Sarazen
Strong TN
Pelham Country Club
Pelham
Gene Sarafen
Nawonil
Champiles
Bobbyruthshank
Walter Hagen
OH George Melwan
PG. A
Walton Faces New Obstacles in Klan Battle
Oklahoma reports a clash over a proposed legal framework and state actions linked to a governor led emergency session. Court and legislative maneuvering create hurdles for organized opposition as tensions rise in a disputed action against extremist activities.
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Walton
Train No 30 Plunges Through Bridge Into Creek Disaster toll climbs
Rescue teams battled high water at Casper Wyoming as train No 30 on the Burlington railroad plunged through a swollen bridge into the Big Muddy river killing an estimated 35 to 40 passengers. Two trainmen bodies recovered at daybreak as survivors recalled the crash and flood engulfing two day coaches a mail car baggage car and express coach.
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Casper
Wyo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Big Muddy River
Charles McLacken
Denver
Caudina
Ming
McLocken
Sumaer
Harry Crusé
Geoek
Paris
Four Tots Held for Death of Playmate
Four children were held by authorities in Philadelphia on charges connected to the death of a playmate. Witnesses described a push near the Delaware River during school recess. Police recovered the body and detained two boys and a sister for questioning as investigators work to determine the motive and sequence of events.
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United Prous
Philadelphia
Ate
Delaware
Euuaie
Luna Markowski
Olind Footing
Rom
Seach Hasl Lown
Howard Barrett
Byldesburg
Edward Wabauk
Murkowski
Burcott
Palies
John Koleski
Mary
Groceseaki
Stephen
Louis
Antes V
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Chief Dunkle
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Babbitt Property
Evik
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Adventists’ Meeting
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M’dermott
Carnegie
Cramer
Clarion
United
Houston
Tex
Parker
Svimer Elyysian
Oklahoma
United Prow
Okta
Wallon
Drantrey Junction
Ovtakuuiy
Gots
Werknewly
Murray
Sulphy
Ruittoy van Die Hunker
Aigianyt
Risque Works
Burlington
United Prest Casper
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