Floods Roar as Rains Surge Through Eastern States
Widespread heavy rains flood rivers and wash out bridges from Pennsylvania to Scranton. Ten feet of water swamps towns like Franklin and Gilberton, suspending rail service and displacing residents while officials report thousands in property losses and rising river levels.
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Whole East
Franklin
United Press
Trafic
Hugh Valley
Todd Fn
Pennsylvania
Wity
Dushipter
Tring
Central Raila
New Jerey
Benton
Haslet
Carolina
Athofin
Norfolk South
Treve
Wilkes Barre
Prescot
Saringbrook Water Company
Bannelisa
Phils
Scranton
Sebech
Samuel Lana
Merehany
Emery Avery
Jerr
Lackawanna
Carbondale
Tiliston
Langan
Avery Juptaburgh
Sant
Othe Weather Bureau
Oxy Reuwidenis
Gilberton
Hart Corben
Gilburton
Seranton
Harrisburg
Reading Railroad
Glark
Japan wins important league victory at Geneva
Recreation board fights to keep funding as City Council weighs continuing a $1,200 yearly appropriation for in school physical education. Weather dampens activity with record rains flooding areas. farmers report losses, roads and construction slowed, and a potential shift to a female strategist director if funds are cut.
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Japan
Geneva
Recreation Board
State Department of Edeation
EWR Wells
Syracuse
Ulrettur
Hiatt
Board of Education
Cornell
Miuney
Bbards
Express Station Construction Starts in Jamestown Area
Construction began on a new express station by the Warren Ponstrive company of Jamestown. A brick structure with high platforms for rapid transfer and minimal handling is planned. Site staking occurred yesterday and work commenced today for completion in sixty polling days.
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Warren Construction Company
Lonatmnetigi
Warren Ponstrivevon Company
Jamestown
Orig
Asne
Geoupaney
Cixty Polloyae
No Action Taken In Gas Case Petitions
Urie, Sept. No action was taken yesterday at a meeting of the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission regarding postponement of hearings on natural gas rate increase petitions. The commission decided to postpone hearings until the latter part of November as advised by rate analysts. Cities in this section are preparing new filings while awaiting the delay.
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United Press Urie
Ausfisburg
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission
Dai
Welch
Irish Boundary Issue Cured Century Later
London dispatch reports a special session where Prime Minister MacDonald seeks a Irish boundaries bill. Britain plans a boundary commission to arbitrate the line between Protestant and Catholic areas. Opposition may pivot to Turkey and Mosul while government faces broader political risks.
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United Press London
Trelunit
MacDonald
Lister
Britain
Trish
Establish
Phus
Fale
Turkey
Mosul
Lord Marinoors
League of Nations
Rainsly MacDonald
Otber
Bound Over to Court for Larceny of Auto
Marville, Sept 0 Walter Rudalgh was bound over to court for larceny of an auto in Spartansburg. Leroy F. Cady of Corry preferred the charges. Rudalgh released on $500 bail and to stand trial at a later term. J S Tilotson of Bloon Reid township stood as surety. Miss Josephine Duffy returned home today.
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Marville
Walter Rudaiptig
Spartansburg
Punte
Leroy F. Cady
Corry
Rudalgh
Phucense
Cady
Rudolph
J. S. Tilotson
Japan Exclusion debated as Geneva talks yield partial amendments
Geneva dispatch reports Japan winning a partial breakthrough in the League of Nations talks on arbitration clauses connected to the peace plan. Delegates faced deadlock after amendments. new proposals aim to let the League council use diplomatic pressure even after a court rules a dispute domestic.
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United Press
Geneva
Japan
Leagde of Nations
Univers Peare
Amenditenes
Andassa
Dors Adares
Enire
Silscommission
League Cour Assembly
Jill Anteriere
Whitclleels
United Sitates
League of Ions Council
Ate
Prisan
League
Actitel
League Council
Tague
Corry Choral Society Names New Officers
The Corry Choral Society held its season opening at the Municipal Building with 40 members present and four new enrollments. Officers elected include President D A Hillsteam Vice President Reset Hearing Director Carl Stemmens Secretary E B Hawkins and Treasurer M G B Kamps. A banquet was planned and the next meeting set for Tuesday evening in the city dining room. attendees expect a larger turnout. Mr and Mrs Donald Amy and son Richard returned to Meadville after spending the holidays with relatives in the city.
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Carry Choral Society
Iit
D. A. Hillsteam
Presidi'it
Carl Stemmens
E. B. Hawkins
Treesumer
M's GB
Kamps
Amyieh
Donald Amy
Richard
Meadville
GR. Amy
Leaders confident of victory amid mixed election signals
Washington reports overconfidence among Republican leaders as they project paths for Coolidge and Davis. Despite favorable impressions from John W. Davis's Western tour, the Democrats remain in play in several states. Republicans privately cap Davis at around 30 states and set an irreducible minimum of 27 electoral votes for Coolidge, with potential shifts possible in doubtful states and border regions.
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Washington
Sept
Haye
Imisell
Rothinie
GOF
John W. Davis
Tentere
Davis
West Virginia
White House
Senator la Vallette
Coohidge
Coolidge
New Mexico
Anzona
Nevada
la Pallette
Wisesisity
Minnesuit
Nori Dakota
Montara
Washinger
Wyoming
Torayl
Netra
Frey
Agdependents Cay
Rotary Club Concert Delights Luncheon at Hotel Phoenix
Rotary Club members enjoyed a pleasing concert during today’s luncheon at the Hotel Phoenix. The program included Tyrolean Dreams and multiple harmony duets and quartets led by Adams, Burkhardt, Deering, Stunner, Swarm, and Decker. A fire incident is noted with Jaynes Wright and Dorothy Wallers assisting, as Rotary Educatio? faced scrutiny.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Cornet
K Murray
Charles Burkhardt
Adams
Ohn Deering
Stunner
Adams Harmony
The
Pale
Miray
Rotary Educatii
Jaynes Wright
Clulin
Dorothy
Offers Big Reward for Pekin Leaders
United Press reports a $200,000 reward offered by Manchurian warlord Kang Tso Lin for the capture of Pekin leaders General Wa Peh Ba up President Trao Kun or the Pekin government. The amount would be paid only if Fang’s enemies are delivered dead. The breakdown suggests $74,000 each.
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London
Seon Sun
Wa Peh Ba
Trao Kun
Kang Tso Lin
Daily Malls
Shanghai
Fhang
Bina Ali
Final Day for Registration Ahead of Election
Saturday marks the final registration day for voters for the upcoming election. Polls run 8 am to 10 pm, with registrations encouraged as efforts aim to boost turnout. Voters are advised to bring tax receipts and proof of residence to complete registration on October 4.
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League of Women Voters
Capitan
Inca
Jis
Dr L P McCray of Clymer Dies in Jamestown
A large circle of friends mourns the death of Dr L P McCray of Clymer who died at Jamestown General Hospital in Jamestown NW at 6 o clock morning. He practiced as a physician in Clymer for about fifty years and was well known in the area. He is survived by his wife two sons and one daughter. Funeral services will be held at the home in Clymer Friday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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L. PB. McCray
Clymer
Janus General Hospital
Jamestown
McCray
Thousands of Chinese Fall Before Shanghai
Shanghai battle reports heavy casualties as four thousand Chinese soldiers die in fierce fighting at the city gates. Both sides dig in along the isiroad near Sungkang while wounded Chekiang troops flood into the city and foreign settlements.
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Fross
Shanghai
Shangfim
Isiroad
Sungkang
New Monarchist Revolt Feared in German Lands
Berlin reports intense monarchist rumors amid Bavaria’s tense security. Police hold Munich districts in alarm readiness as fascist demonstrations are dispersed and three demonstrators are arrested. Authorities fear a Hitler release could trigger a coup attempt or mass protest.
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Berlin
Hitler Ludendorf
Bavaria
Munich
Ferestschaft
Pascisti
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Five Best Radio Features Listed in Encore Schedule
The listing shows radio feature blocks across stations WIP Philadelphia WEAA Dallas KPO San Francisco WOAX Detroit and WOX Omaha. Programs include Magazine of the Air Naval Reserve Night Melody Men and Red Apple Club broadcasts with time slots from evening to midnight.
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WIP
Philadelphia
KPO
San Francisco
Pacific—Naval Reserve
WEAA
Dallas
WOAW
Omaha
Franke Hoedek
WOX
Detroit
Red Apple Club
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Ity
Adeen
fFsislock
Cooperative Obsurver
Dickson
Pudley Lake
Walter Rudolph
Corry Man
Josephine Duffy
Vie
Rome
Corry Choral Society
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Lu Yong Hsiang
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Chang Tso bin
Chi Li
Wu Poi
Span Hai Kwan
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