Hoover strategists in confusion over Roosevelt gains
Corry Evening Journal reports Hoover campaign leadership in disarray as Franklin Roosevelt's rising tide and his speeches stir large audiences. Sources note internal clashes, shifting strategies, and public pressure to respond, with plans to attack Roosevelt’s railroad program and debates debated among White House reporters.
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White House
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West Virginia
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Hove
Gen- Stess
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Titneis
James Hamilton Lewis
Rapidan
Mle Board of atrategy—Socre
Fragmented queries on history and figures
The text poses scattered questions about First Avenue history, China's reading part, the first shed binod of the American War of Independence, Rabindranath Tagore, Crawford County judge, authorship of a quote on generosity and justice, and a broken note on Mr Nsover's speech and identity.
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China
Rabindranth Tagore
Crawford County
Twenty Years Ago At Talent From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago at Talent from the Journal Files dated September 28 1912 reports anniversaries at the Distrow Heywang wedding party on Franklin street and farm hospitality near Sting Creek. It notes Miller biplane trials at Newhill estate and praises Corry police for enforcing speed limits at Miller crossing. A surprise party for Ethel Miller on Wright street and a Texas act broadening fire department powers to wardens and inspectors are mentioned with Fire Chief Stafford.
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Journal Files
MacWilliams Aids Film Sets Safety Pioneer In 1910s
Paul M. MacWilliams, Warner Inn director of first aid and safety, long served as a stunt man. He worked with Erich von Stroheim on Greed, kept cast safe from heat and hazards, and stopped a tarantula during filming. He later assisted in accidents at sea and on trail to hospitals, shaping safety practices in early cinema.
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Warner Inn
Macwilliams
Robert Brunton Studios
Paramount
Erich von Stroheim
Beath Varley
West Spring Creek Grange Meeting and Local Notices
West Spring Creek Grange will meet on Friday September with 8 deivee and fourth degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. A wash will be served and members urged to bring sandwiches. Miss Winfred Mitchell returned to Edinboro after the weekend at home. The Ladies Aid meets today with Mrs Paul Whaley. About fifty attended the Sunday school social. Church services October 2 at 8 o'clock followed by Sunday school at 10. Special music by a Bennett family member. Friends invited. Spring Creek folks at Youngsville fair included the Eldréds, Wynn, Measor families. horse show valued. Sunday street teachers will entertain children who were in the contest through July September at a wiener toast by the creek on Bildred's. Teachers supplying rest. girls sang Vietolaus by 30 points.
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Spring Creek
Bennett
G. D. Eldréd
Homer
Glenn Wynn
Walter Measor
Bildred’s
Vietolaus
Anti Radical Pledge Prompted at University of Pittsburgh
United Press reports petitions to amend the so called anti radical pledge were being prepared for all University of Pittsburgh students. The Pittsburgh chapter of the National Students League decided to circulate petitions on campus. Ingun Falecer, president of the league, said members of the League for Industrial Democracy would circulate the petitions.
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Pittsburgh
John G. Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
Naional Students League
League For Industrial Democracy
Injun Falecer
League
Dog Vigil Over Mate Afton Afton in Mourning
Fragmentary text describes a dog named Wat keeping vigil over its mate Afton in a rural setting. Jumbled phrases mention a table, a mountain, and a capi Vin, with references to a son and a return to jail. More coherent facts are unavailable from the readable content.
Sherman Man Burned At Milk Plant
Sherman Sept 28 Harry Hamilton 49 was badly scalded Tuesday at 10:20 am while cleaning the boiler at the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association plant. A hatch opened and boiling water sprayed from the hips down. He was treated at the plant and taken home under nurse care. Doctor G M Hover said burns cover much of the body but are not deep. prognosis serious but hopeful for recovery.
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Harry Hamilton
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Ass
Sherman
Wse
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
G. M. Hover
Hamiton
Hamilon
Man Arrested After Holdups In Olean
James A. Dris tall 24, Detroit, charged with robbery first degree. Waived exam before Judge Dennis W. Keating and held for grand jury. Taken to county jail in Little Valley. Alleged to have robbed Dinty Moore restaurant at 310 West State Street Tuesday morning, tied manager Richard A. Hall, who identified him as the bandit. They recalled they had been in high school together.
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James A. Dristall
Detroit
Robebery
Dennis W. Keating
Tesday
Little Valley
Driscoll
Richard A. Hall
Dinty Moore
West State Street
Hall
Cleveland Banker Stricken in East Dies in New York
Hoyte Shulters, president of the National Barn of Cleveland, died today in a New York hotel after heave trouble struck him while visiting the East. Shuler led the Cleveland Glesring House and was a prominent banker in Cleveland.
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New York
Hoyte Shulters
National Barn of Cleveland
Shuler
Cleveland Glesring House
Return to Horse and Mule Urged on Farmers in Iowa
Agricultural leaders urge farmers in Iowa to rely on horses and mules despite machinery debates. The piece argues horses are a lasting investment for cash crops and farm operations, highlighting cost contrasts and tenancy issues, with emphasis on pioneer farming pressures and capital tied to draft animals.
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Iowa
Youth is Sent 10 Penitentiary After Attack
Carl Pintagry, 19, of Jamestown, pled guilty to third degree assault in Monroe County Court. He was fined nothing and given six months in the penitentiary with suspended sentence on good behavior. $50 fine due in a month or serve a day per dollar unpaid. Pintagro admitted striking Roy D. Butts on September 14 after a near-miss with his car on Sleslo Street. police found no blackjack. Judge Lee Ollaway likened it to a street fight and urged temperance in the future.
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Carl Pintagry
Harrison Street
Jamestown
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Pintagro
Roy D. Butts
Columbie Avenue
Butts
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Sleslo Street
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