Missing suspect escapes after Cranberry Bog murder scene
Seven workers near the Cranberry Bog where Dr William Liliendahl was slain are questioned. Willis Beach, wanted for aiding and abetting, remains at large on $25,000 bond as a material witness. Prosecutors consider murder warrants and note obstructing justice as a possible charge. The grand jury meets today, but Beach’s case may not be presented. A Baltimore hotel sighting is under investigation.
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Hammonton
N. J
Evansberty
Willian Lilliendshl
Trane J. Harsuld
Sitle
Beach
Teach
Edson
Hedge Hedges
Louis Repetto
S. Cameron Hinkle
Tayeast
Baltimore
Altimore
Liliendahl
Bear Lake Men Reported Hurt In North Hast Road Crash
Two Bear Lake men were injured in a car crash on the North Hast Pind ley Lake road near the schoolhouse. The most seriously hurt was taken to Elie hospital, with updates uncertain. A second man was sent home after the wreck when the vehicle left the road in a ravine after failing to negotiate a curve. Wes Howard traveled to Meadville and Greenville on business.
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Carty
North Hast
North Hast-Pindley Lake
Bear Lake
Elie Hospital
Women brains equal to men say Cornell curator
United Press dispatch reports Dr Ken Por es of Wilder brain collection at Cornell University finds two year study of Helen Gardener's brain supports the claim that environment influences gender brain differences. conclusion states women's brains are not inferior to men's despite feminist views.
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United Prow
UHAGA
Wome
Editar of
Mera
Ke'n Pores
Wilder
Cornell University
Helen “Ty Gardener
Kiwanis Club Forms Plan for City Chamber of Commerce
The Kiwanis Club moves to create a service board to act as a Chamber of Commerce and address civic problems. A committee will fundraise and organize, with Botsny Council to decide, and immediate steps expected to form a citizen council and oversee ten year program.
Birthplace of United Brethren Church Pilgrimage
Lancaster Sept 2 The birthplace of the United Brethren church a log barn on the True Log arm meeting here was the site where 128 years ago evangelists Rev Otterbein and Rev Boehm formed the first congregation All ministers and laymen attending the East Pennsylvania Conference will visit the barn led by Bishop Winifred Ball
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United Proms
Lancaster
United Brethren Church
East Pennsylvania
Otterbein
Boehm
Winaf Ball
Sensations in probe of death of cleric's wife
Enid Oklahoma September report says insufficient poison found in Story Line Dailey’s body to cause death Dr Wit Hailey pathologist testified as Mary Atkinson a nurse faces charges of poisoning The hearing revealed the rector Rev Charley Bailey and the nurse lived together four letters found in the gilth room showed affection and possible attempt at self destruction The Bailey household had an unexplained series of illnesses and deaths among its members
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United Prose
ENID
Okla
Wit Hailey
Oklahoma City
Mary Atkinson
Dan Mitchell
Bailey
Miss Atkinson
Charley Bailey
Aniniyters
Reve Bailey
Stuart Walley
Soviet May Aid Chinese Revolt
A Riga Daily Mail dispatch reports a Soviet office announcement that ex‑foreign minister Chen Moxtow and widow Madaane Si are en route to China to launch a new revolt. The Third Internationale allegedly provided a substantial funding check to support their activities.
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United Prose
London
Daily Mail Dispatch
Riga
Euxéns Chen
Madaane Si
China
Daily Mai
Third Internationale
Magruder Navy controversy nears closure in 1920s press row
United Press reports Washington talks show the Magruder navy controversy ending for now with both sides satisfied. Rear Admiral Magruder apologized for misrepresentation of Wilbur and offered aid to cut red tape while congressional leaders plan economy steps and potential recommendations.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Congress
PL Magruiser
Wille
Navy
Magruder
Whlivur
Ian Wiltersew
New York Times
Wilbur
Charles P. Plunkett
Maghier
Magrud
Ors Pitomise
Novena Nears Close With Public Devotions
The St Therese Lisle Plower of Jesus novena at St Thomas Catholic Church concludes Friday evening with a blessing of the statue and distribution of roses. Rev Father Francis J Graves delivers talks on The Lethal Flower as attendees include many church members and non Catholics. An invitation is extended to the public to join the closing rites and devotions.
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St. Therese
Lisle
Jesus
St. Thoms Catholic Church
Sir ‘Therese
Sadie Howard
James
Francie J. Graves
St. Thome Bs Church
Labor leaders prepare for annual confab in Chicago
United Press reports in Los Angeles that labor unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor hold preliminary conferences ahead of the federation convention. Plans include sessions on insurance, injunctions, immigration, five day workweek, and legal sales of wine and beer. About 780 delegates are scheduled to attend with President Green present. No discussion of the Sacco and Vanzetti case.
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Chicago
Porest
Feder Gardens
Rosd House
United Press
Los Angeles
Wins Green
American Reseration of Labor
Germany
England
Matal Trades
Federation
A.B. of L
Grean
Ton Mien
Suveo-Vanzetti
Warren Store to Open Branch in This City
FE L Stein announces plans to open a Warren ready to wear store branch in this city on Saturday October tab. The new shop will operate with Parker and Costello Millinery, just north of Barlow Hardware, moving a large stock to ensure readiness for the formal opening. Stein promises the public the same high grade service and stock as in Warren and invites ladies to visit and inspect the full line of goods.
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L. Stein
Parker and Costello
FE. L. Stein
Sho
Warren
Warrea
Stein
Vity
Resurfacing Complete On North Center Street To Columbus
Resurfacing of North and Center streets to Columbus avenue is finished and traffic is opened. Preliminary work continues on the section between the Pennsylvania and Eye railroad tracks with actual resurfacing to begin soon.
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Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania
Eye
Remarkable memory demonstration by Clark at three venues
Haven R Clark of Coudersport, 23, gave three demonstrations of his memory in one day at the city’s Senior High School, Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Orry, and Junior High School. Injured in a gun explosion ten years earlier, he retains a photostatic memory, recalling long rows of figures from grids on chalkboards with precise totals surpassing a million.
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Haven R- Clark
Coudersport
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Orry
Clark
Couces Port
W F W Party a Big Success at Club Social
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary and Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their families enjoyed a social evening at the club home on West Washington street. A seven o clock dinner for forty five guests featured flowers on tables and a Shullings orchestra provided music. Plans are set for a rummage sale at Hendersons rooms October 7 8 with donations welcome.
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Ladies Auxiliary
A. W Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Pelnyk
Will Pagher
Mes
Id. Harrington
Shuling
Auxiliary
Henderson
Distinguished Flying Crowns Awarded to Maitland and Heganbergen
President Soolidige conferred Distinguished Flying Crowns on Lieuts. Lester J. Maitland and Albert P. Heganbergen for bravery and navigation accuracy. Citations were read by Secretary of War Davis at the ceremony in Washington.
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United
Washington
Soolidige
Lester J. Maitland
Abert P. Heganbergen
San Francisco
Davis
Demolition Order Placed On Mill Street Barn
Harrisburg fire protection official Mr Traeger ordered immediate razing of the dilapidated Mill Street barn after inspection of Ed Hewitt’s property. City Council had issued prior orders and Hewitt has one week to demolish or authorities will raze the structure. Traeger also inspected a gasoline station at Irving and Center streets and the Frederick and Den sites, citing fire hazards near the lave foundry and opposing a proposed station at that point.
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Traeger
Harrisbuire
Theoly
Paulson
Kinewid
Ed. Hewitt
Mill Street
Hewitt
Frita and
Beckwith
Irving
Center Streets
Frederick
Den
Fk Nitisanca
Thouphourt
Titusville Man Fined On Two Charges After Railroad Incident
Alfred Martin, a Titusville man, was arrested Tuesday night near the Pennsylvania railroad west of Aventis crossing on suspected intimidation on the tracks. He paid a $15 fine plus costs on one charge and was released. On the second count, trespass, he faced a $10 fine and costs after being arraigned before Alderman GH Gordon.
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Alfred
Martin
Titusville
Womg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aventis
Burt
Magainite
Pennsyvania Tailroad
GH Gorden
Brock-Schlee to Make Detroit Hop After Round the World Flight
San Francisco dispatch reports aviators Brock and Schlee plan a hops from Oakland to Detroit after their world flight legs. The Pride of Detroit was unloaded at Crissy Field and officials arranged quarantine as the Korea Maru delivered supplies and the crew prepared to resume flight.
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Richard Baldwin
United Press
San Prangcts
O. Mali
Paul
Joel
Globe
Broots
Elwaed Suhles
Datinp
San Francisco Turtay
Korea
Fem
Japan
Plutas
Cristy Field
Oatland
Detroit
San Pranciso
Aruit
Edward P.sotitee
Qallarid
San Francisco
United Press Drum
Oakland Field
Broek
Schles
Sorea Mart
Phone Service To Mexico City Is Introduced
President Coolidge will discuss with President Calles via telephone in a ceremony to be held in Reno this afternoon. The Army band will play the national anthem, with a Mexican band answering from Mexico City. Officials will hear the conversation in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium as Acting Foreign Minister Gengto Bee and other dignitaries preside. The event marks the start of direct political talks and cross border exchanges, while a separate charity match between Kiwanis and Rotary featured in the morning. The new service, arranged by the Mexican Bell Telephone Co and American Telephone and Telegraph Co, will charge $12.70 for a three minute Washington call, with standard rates thereafter. Mrs John Dawson and Roby Dawson visit Mayville with relatives before continuing to their hometown.
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Coolidge
Calles
United Prets
Washington
Coolie
Mexico S
Army
Mexico City
Isi
Chamber of Committee
Walter S. Gifford
Thre Ch
Je S. Rowe
Pan American Union
Gengto Beetrida
Wilbur Cairntémbére
Kiwanis
Rotary
Telles
Alexico
Herbert Schoenfeld
Amari
Mexico
Alee
Land Telegraph Co
United States
Youths Escape Serious Injury In Auto Crash
Herald Hill of East Main street and Welmer Smith of East Washington street were bruised and shaken when their new Ford touring car crashed at the old fair grounds race track lake evening. Smith was hurled high in the air and struck heavily in the fall, Hilt Stitenet sustained minor injuries, but both youths escaped serious harm in the mishap.
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Herald Hill
East Main Street
Welmer Smith
East Washington Street
Old Fair Grounds
Smith
Hilt Stitenet
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Jersey
Wes
Howard
Meadville
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Kirwednisain Rotary
Saw Nurse
Magruder Navy
BAOT
Magazine of Operation of Navy
St. Thomas Church
Therese
United Pro
Bureau of Fire Protection
Kincaid
Brock-Schlee
Oakland
Frisco
John Dawson
Roby
Mayville
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