French Debt Talks Endorsement Intercepted by Caillaux
Washington reports Joseph Caillaux, French finance minister, rejects the American debt funding plan. He pledges to present a detailed analysis of the US offer, arguing its adverse effects on France’s finances while seeking latitude for negotiation. The talks, ongoing since Friday, show a crisis turning tentative toward settlement but hinge on Paris’s approval.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
Joseph Caillans
France
Caillaux
United States
Joseph Caillaux
Arisis
Teo
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon Agr Hiv
Hench Finance
Mellon
Phisi
Henri Durmay
Tinison
Cailans
Smoot
Guillux
Tote
Frank
Will a Corry Girl Start in Hollywood
Corry Evening Journal reports Globe Films will film in Corry for a locally made feature titled The Story Without An End adapted by J B Launt. The picture will premiere at the Rex Theatre, then play the Grand, showing the city’s newspaper life and civic scene with mayor officials and public buildings featured.
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Corry
Jones
Rex Theatre
Corry Evening Journal
Globe Films
Corry Amusement Company
Grand Theatre
J. B. Launt
Finure
Corry Community Day Sale Draws Hundreds
Corry merchants report a large turnout for the second Community Day sale under the Chamber of Commerce Merchants Division. The event drew people from nearby towns and rural areas with plans for a third sale in late October and a meeting to review the latest sale.
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Corry
Specia
Chamber of Cormmerce
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Thirteen month old Ruth Elizabeth Poss dies after pneumonia
Ruth Elizabeth Poss, 13 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Plots, died Sunday at her grandparents home after a short illness. Survived by parents two brothers and other relatives. Services held at three o'clock this afternoon from the grandparents home on East Columbus avenue with Rev Reagle of the U B Church officiating.
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Ruth Elizabeth Poss
Charles Plots
Archie Patton
Taiss ix
Panera
Columbus Avenue
Rev. Reagle
U. B. Chireh
Five Best Radio Features Across Major Stations
A terse listing covers radio features across networks including WEAF New York WEEL Boston WCAP Washington WJAR Providence WCAB Pittsburgh WW Der troit WOO Philadelphia WOAW Oakland and KGO Oakland. It notes time blocks from 7:29 PM EST to 8 PM PST and mentions a Grand Opera Program and an English speaking banquet.
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WAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
WEEL
Boston
WCAP
WJAR
Prudence
WCAB
Pittsburgh
Dertroit
WOO
Philadelphia
Eastern Standard
Gypsy Orchestris
Milia
KGO
Oakland
WJZ
Hants
Rev Bartlett Returned to Carry Pastorate in Erie District
Rev W F Bartlett is returned to the Carry church for another year after serving First Methodist in Erie. The Erie district list shows Bartlett under Cranesville and other assignments, with confirmation that friends will be pleased he retains his post in the city. Continued on Page Four.
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W. F. Bartlett
Erie
Baytett
Jamestown
Meadville
A. Ginandor
Mbiun
Rosset
Asbury
C. H
Frampton
Brockton
R. W. Skinner
Chautangsa
J. B. Horton
Corry
W. B. Bartlett
Cranesville
A. S.M
Hopking
Dunkirk
J. E. Rogerts
Edinboro
H. K. Steele
Elgin
J. W. Hunter
Castude
W J. Small
Piest
Arthur Staples
Jaimes Bensinger
Henderson
W Downing
Kingsley
P.S. McKnight
Discharged by Alderman in Motor Law Case
Arraigned before Alderman CB Porter on motor law violations, Kingsley DeRosay and Frank Gillette were discharged after witnesses testified DeRosay did not pass a machine but rode parallel for a short distance. Gillette faced charges for operating with one license plate and a borrowed tag. Clint Williams paid a $10 fine and costs for a similar violation. Arrests were made by Patrolman W. Philips.
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Alderman CB. Porter
Kingsley DeRosay
Frank Gillette
DéRomy
Mn DeRosay
Gillette
DeRosay
Clint Williams
Ousted Public Service Commissioners Case In Court
State Supreme Court in Pittsburgh will hear Quo Warranto case filed by Attorney General George Wandruff on behalf of the Commonwealth seeking to force Benn and Shelby to prove removal actions. The dispute centers on executive power versus the Public Service Act right to a hearing before removal. The term also includes the Willity Zavalier first degree murder appeal from Pottsville, a fifteen year old charged in his grandmother's death.
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S. Ray Shelby
Uniontown
James $. Benn
Philadelphia
Rim
Public Service Commission
Pinchat
Pirichows
Hen
Shelby Cortest
Public Service Act
Supreme Court
George
W. Wandruff
Common Wealth
Benn
Shelby
Iife
Willaty Zavalier
Pottsville
Kiwanis Club Holds Meeting in New Hotel
The Kiwanis club met at the Hotel Corry basement for a noon gathering. John Price praised the new hotel and spoke on Zem Zem temple plans for a crippled children hospital, urging local support. An Education committee report noted progress in aiding Corry youths with college expenses. Music by an in-house orchestra accompanied the event.
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Corry
Kiwanis Club
Tie
Moran
John Price
Erie Club
Ray
Arthur Campbell
R. W. Brown
Deny Students Blamed for Wreck in Submarine Case
Washington reports that Navy officials deny students bore responsibility for the submarine ramming and sinking by the steamer City of Rome. They stress the submarine held right of way, was struck on the port side, and that the four student officers aboard were skilled navigators only in submarine school at New London.
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Washington
Stile Dent
Sil
City of
Rome
Navy Department
New London
Lindsey Pays Fine in Federal Court Hit
Marty Lindsey, arrested by federal agents in spring liquor raids, paid a $200 fine on a guilty plea to possession of alcoholic beverages in federal court at Erie. Prosecution notes another Corry liquor case pending and Benjamin Clickner received the heaviest sentence so far, four months in Erie County Jail, after conviction. Steve Kovalcik’s statutory offense case was postponed to the November term.
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Marty Lindsey
Lindsey
Erie
Merman Rosenbere
Courtenjamin Clickner
Grandin Hotel
Erie County
Steve Kovalcik
Clemency Sought in Gray Bronson Case in Crawford Courts
Petitions circulating in Titusville and nearby areas urge clemency for Joseph Gray and Jocelyn Bronson, convicted of involuntary manslaughter for a fatal crash near Hydetown. Sentencing set for Saturday by Judge Prather after jury verdicts. Maximum potential penalties include two counts of involuntary manslaughter with up to $2000 fines each.
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Gray-Bronson
Crawford
Joseph Gray
Jocelin Bromson
Titusville
Hydetown
Hye Meadville Tribune Republican
Joseph W. Gray
Jocelyn Bronson
Jing
Gray
Bron
T. J. Prather
Ty Titusville
Gourk
Tudlge Prather
Tom
Maxi Bucy
Penalty on Taxes Takes Effect October First
Cory taxpayers have three days to pay their 1925 assessment and avoid a five percent penalty starting October 1. City taxes incur four percent penalty from October 1. City and county taxes are collected by City Treasurer FE Westley and GH Gordon handling serious taxes in Arlington Block.
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Cory
Girdon
FE. Westley
GH. Gordon
Arlington
Reorganization of Air Forces Urged by Kilner
Washington September 28 Army air men urge swift reorganization to place air defense under actual flying men. Major Kilner executive officer of the Air Service testified before the Presidents' committee, citing slow action and lack of authority as main issues. He supported Major General Patrick's plan for a separate air arm amid pilot dissatisfaction with the current system.
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United Press
Washington
United States
WG Kilner
Army Air Service
Ner
Sir Sunit
Patrick
Kilner
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Congress
Child Hurts Self Falling From Piano Bench
Martha Anne Wallace, seventeen months old, fell from a piano bench while attempting to reach a picture as her mother briefly left the room. She suffered a fractured collar bone but is reported to be getting along nicely at home.
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Martha Anne
G. 5
Wallace
Seneca Street
Rescue ops under way as Sabotage sub sinks off New London
Heavy derricks Monarch and Gene Thury battle high seas to lift the sunken submarine Sab. Rescue crews report stinking sea conditions and dangerous swells as cranes work toward freeing trapped men. Harbor choices remain uncertain as dawn nears and sea weather delays continue.
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New London
Conn
Seax
Monarch
Gene Thury
Alocle Islay
Missionary Society Meets at Erie for Annual Meeting
Large delegation from ME Church expected to attend the fifty-fifth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at First Church in Erie from September 27 to October 2. Returned missionaries from China and South America will speak, with duets and amateur numbers. Notable talks include The Call South America by Mamie Dow Fine and Women's Work in America by Bishi Francis J. McConnell. A separate note reports an automobile wreck on Main Street involving a youthful driver and resulting damage to several vehicles.
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Philadelphia
Hravely
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Erie
China
South America
Amistad
Mamie Dow Fine
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Mee
Moy
McDowell
Daugltars
Niagara Mhils
Columb Tk
LJ. Bighmney
Bighmney
Hollywood
Bartlett
W. E. Bartlett
Service Commissioners
Pinchot
Noble
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Mr. Doud
Union City
Charles Botsford
Myrtle Rejaler
Royalcik
FYS\ Austin
Warren
Elle Walken
Cadie
Ohio
Mest
Pernoon
Charles McLaughlin
Eric
Army
Block Island
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
de Campe
Harmon
Cooper
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