Rescind Closing Order After Tornado Damage In Miami
Former Corry resident writes vivid account of Miami damage after tornado with boats, ruined buildings, and flooded streets. Letter describes winds up to miles an hour, homes wrecked, people destitute, Red Cross relief efforts, martial law in effect, and ongoing search for missing bodies and repairs.
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Mjurnayy
al Worilu
Hourry
Ryan Peedint
Slater
Moe Iy Kiliher
Lee Hirouglay
Amiles
Edety
Winlows
Swami
Yalsed
Mr. Mereweiger
Giles
Lea Wuelenlliet
Red Cross
Aymenean Legion
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Wershodye
Miami Beach
Wren
Notice To Parents Of School Children
Superintendent Dewey warns all children of school ages must attend unless excused by a certificate from their parent or physician. Diphtheria concerns prompt quarantine and strict attendance, schools remain open with precautions while health officials urge prompt reporting of illness. The city investigates sources of the outbreak and stresses school safety and parental notification.
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Siperintantet Af
RS Dewey
Dferiaon Ashe ‘the Smal
Sésson
Uiarantine
Jamestown Store Bandits Escape After Robbery Attempt
Two bandits assaulted 67-year-old clerk George F. Musta at Elk Little Store, Jamestown, yesterday afternoon. They fled before police traced them to Hulkity, escaping toward Lakewood via Corry. The clerk was beaten and treated for injuries. one suspect evaded capture, last seen heading toward Lakewood. Authorities continue search for the pair.
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Guntsen
Jamestown
Corry
George FE
Mustacist
Elk
Upriy
Pearels
Montagin
Mien Meritagne Wis
Lakewood
Erlo Og
Svn
Othyr
Sinclair oil suit rests with Supreme Court
St Louis wrangles over Teapot Dome leases as government and Sinclair interests head to the Supreme Court. Justice Kenyon’s Iowa panel upholds a lower court ruling canceling the lease, while the government fights to preserve its charges and the case moves toward a final decision in the nation’s highest court.
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Sinclair and
Doheny
High Court
Wyoming
ST_ LOUIS
Sinair
Tava
Mmn
Yestpvn
T Harry
Sinetais Marinerly Bil Company
Teresi
Suven Bye
William Kenyon
Towa
Jhilges
Esnicutting
Tower Court
Sinclate
Sinclate Interests Will Appeal Shy Devistor
Eure
Thar Fodale
Puderal
Los Angeles
Sinclair
Albee B. Pall
Tyrmier
the Interior
Worought
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Tse
Rest Hopes on One Witness in McPherson Hearing
District Attorney Ann Keyes aims to call carpenter John Gapaldine as a key witness on the third day of hearings into alleged conspiracy to defeat justice surrounding evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Justice Blake's finding will decide if the case proceeds to superior court for trial.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
Ann Keyes
Tolay
Tim
Aimee Semple McPherson
Evangeliat Keyes
John Gapaldine
Sordling
Considine
Abeelus Tenaie Ile
Minnie
Mies Lorraine
Wiseman Seilaff
Tohoe" Martity
Blake
Hyman
Radio Schedule Snippet with Airdates and Names
A fragmentary radio guide lists multiple features across stations and times with scattered artist names and show notes. The readable items include a late evening program at 10 PM and several short listings featuring bands, host names, and locations, but the text is garbled and only partial context remains.
Southwest Mexico Faces Severe Storms Sweep
Severe storms swept the Southwest and Mexico causing heavy property damage and possible deaths. Vera Cruz was struck by a hurricane bringing rail and highway disruption across a wide area. In Arizona and Sonora, towns along the border endured floods, high winds, and stranded residents as communications collapsed. Reports warned of extensive homelessness and damaged homes, with violent weather extending into central western Mexico and the Gulf coast region.
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Vera Cruz
Arizona
Tocson
Ask
Mexico
West Poast
New Masten
Ariz
Nogales
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Macabs
Sontra Mexico
Cipy
Vera Crus
Gulf
Campeche
Uys
Vets Crus
Hasbor
Puwe
Corry Man McCarthy Dies in Pittsburgh After Illness
Corry resident MeCar McCarthy, known in local cigar manufacturing, died in Pittsburgh today after hospital treatment. He survived by seven children in Corry, Kittanning, Greenville, Detroit, and Homell, with arrangements pending on his body’s return.
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MeCarthie
Corry
Aty
Sistare
Morey Hospital
Pittsburghy
Mee McCarthy
Tiere
Concord Building In Good Condition Investigation Finds Basement Safe
J B Love of the Board of Education De Wood state school official and a state representative inspected the Concord building this morning focusing on the basement. They reported the basement in good condition better than average for schools and all sanitary doors working properly. No trouble since term began though sensational reports had circulated for two days.
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Dhwey
Ringle
J.B
de J. Kibler
Schoo
Wood
State Mealifi Department
Concord d
de Wood
Coolidge’s Aid Sought to Help Retain Congress
Washington reports President Coolidge may campaign more actively to help Republican candidates retain control of Congress. Despite initial reluctance, leaders plan to have Coolidge stump in several states, with VP, cabinet officers, and party allies backing efforts as calls for unity grow.
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Republican Party
Congress
Coolidge
Washington
Cdntfal
White House
Mike
Alogan
Army- Navy
Chicago
Young Fardink Falls From Silo in Farm Accident
Ten year old Raymond Fardink fell about twenty five feet from a silo at his father Fred Pardini’s North Chrysner farm around 8:30 this morning. He suffered serious non fatal injuries including a broken leg and possible internal injuries. He was rushed to Corry Hospital in very serious condition, with recovery expected.
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Earl Brown
Raymond Fardisk
Fred Pardini
North Chyinér
Corry
Pardini
Pardvnk
Andl
Ad Brown
North
Center Street
Inbow
Brown
Bear Lake
Burkhardt Art Store Sold to Barton and Smith
Mrs A C Barton and Miss Marion Smith buy the complete stock of the Burkhardt Art Store on North Senter Street and will take possession Friday. They also acquire the Victor dating machines agency and will offer a full line of Victor records and accessories. The sale was completed this morning and Burkhardt will continue in the plant timing business and picture framing.
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A. C. Barton
Marion Smith
Barlow Hardware Company
GF Burkhardt Art
North Senter Street
Pridat
Rto- Repist
Barton
Qe Sih
Sisi
Vietor
Burkhardt
Jst
Art
Beaten Robbed in Pittsburgh by Two Men Near Hotel
United Press report from Pittsburgh dated Sept 29 describes Tony Amiero of Swissvale who was assaulted by two men from an alley near the Pitt hotel at noon. He says he withdrew $250 and was robbed of $350 before witnesses aided him and he was treated at home by a physician.
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Jn United Press
Pittsburgh
Pit Pitt Hotel
Tony Amviéro
Bandits Face Murder Charge in Patrolman Killing
Three armed bandits tied to weeks of countryside terror and city holdups will face murder charges after Patrolman Leo Busch died from a running gunfight. Busch had asked the Navy Militia not to mark him with A W 1 as his commander praised him as a hero for capturing the suspects.
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United Press
Washington
Leo Busch
Busch
Navy
A.W
State doctor finds outbreak well handled
A state doctor reports the outbreak is under control and well managed. Mayor withdraws order closing theatres churches and other public places though restrictions on children will continue in effect. Dr Wood from Harrisburg remains to assist in the emergency effort.
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Dr. Wood
Harrisburg
Diphtheria Measures Move Forward After City Health Visit
Dr Wood, health official, reviews diphtheria outbreak with Mayor Bracken and the city commission. A single new case, E W Tross of Park Street, is reported as officials keep school and public gathering restrictions in place while immunization efforts continue and quarantine rules are enforced as needed.
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Bracken
Loesl
Kibler
Concord
Wood
Board of Education
J Kibler
Atlock
Health Board
Bo E. Trass
Park Street
Trass
Mora Vine
Somme
Ds Wood
Focal
Bracken Imme
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Clymer
Corry Man
Miami Damage
Claude Messenger
Fox
Ralph] S| Dewey
Iarold B. Wood, M
State Department, of Health
Huntherefore
Sinclair Oil
Supreme Court
Raf Hobkenp
Boaterm
WOCO
Mindeapolis
Se Juul
Ured van Winkle
WIS Ghiengo
Ental Skindari Tn Patkhe
Aye Pnitadelphia
Raigtorsy Saito
Ontednias Gunes
Southwest
Young Fardink
Silo
Burkhardt Art Store
Victor Agency
State Department of Health
E.W. Tross
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