Judge Crater disappearance case widens as inquiries expand
New York investigators press banks for safety deposit box rentals by Crater or his wife while tracing a Havana sighting and a possible Westchester swim plan. Sally Ritz, a dancer from Youngstown, recalls Crater telling her he would swim at Westchester before heading to Maine to see his wife.
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Kayas
Tadie Crater
Sally
Chicago
Judge Crater
New York
Willam Klein
Sant
Sant Down At’ Our Table. Ite
Klein
Westchester
Maine
Miss Ritz
Ia Ritzi
Joseph F. Crater
Crain
Crater
Havana
Bally Ritz
Sally Lion Ritzi
Airport scene notes a watcher bird on daily patrols
A report describes a unique observer, a bird that flies over air route domes four times daily. It notes the bird watches for new clothing lines and reports newcomers along the route. The bird also claims familiarity with cattle in cliff pastures as the days pass.
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Aiis
Cliffe
Missionary progress and Congo church growth noted
A reporter details missionary efforts as Congo counts 9000 members and 600 native workers, all supported locally. In 1020, 1300 converts were baptized amid hardship. A thrilling tale of a Congo girl's conversion is promised, with more Intermelanges stories to follow. Mr Piersen has been in America since July and Philippine Islands missionaries returned that month. evening slides from the field will be shown, all invited.
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Congo
Inter Melanges
Piersen
America
Philippine Islands
Feld
Cripple Pleas Calls For Educating Bright Boy
A mother appeals to the school board to educate a bright boy who is physically crippled. Dr. G W Gerwig compares the case to Charles P Steinmetz, praising intellect over bodily limits and urging civilized Pittsburgh to provide schooling.
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G. W. Gerwig
Steinmetz
Pittsburgh
Dr. Gerwig
Charles P. Steinmetz
Governor to Speak at Dedication Ceremony with Wide Attendance
The governor will attend the dedication ceremony joined by Mr Dight. Hon Charles R Griffith of Marion Center will preside and introduce speakers. Thousands are expected from towns as far west as Town Illinois Indiana Ohio with delegations from New Castle Butler Kittanning Apollo Ebensburg Hellwood Penn.
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Dight
Charles R. Griffith
Marion Censter
Town
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
New Castle
Butler
Kittanning
Apollo
Ebensburg
Hellwood
Penn
Indiana highway gala marks opening of three modern roads
The article reports a statewide Indiana gala timed with the Benjamin Franklin Highway opening and the formal openings of the Apollo South Bend road and Heilwood Penn Run road. Delegations from multiple towns plan caravans to Indiana for a public celebration with a guard of honor and a plaque unveiling.
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Indiana
Apollo-South Bend
Heilwood
Penn Run
Kittanning
Chewsburg
Apollo
Hellwood
Stock Market Drops Amid Bear Drive Across Wall Street
The New York stock market slid after a persistent bear raid driven by lower wheat prices and cautious outside trading. Vanadium, Westinghouse, U.S. Steel, Anaconda Copper and American Can led the declines, while rails, oils and utilities were also hit. Despite the sharp noon losses, the market later steadied as favorites recovered some ground.
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W.S. Cousins
Cins Financial
New York
Mph
Beata
Westinghouse
Case Threshing
U. S. Steel
United
Anaconda Copper
Wall Street
American Can
Auburn Auto
General Motors
Bears
Miami Copper
J.eeeeesaus
Nash Motor Iivseetrdevsere
Penna R. R. Pullman
Pure Oil
Helen
Radio Corp
Reading
Adak Sinclair OW
Nat. Dairy
Pessereseuses
Weisseseeeeeey
Pennroad Corp
Drive Opens New Hopes for Indiana YMCA Program
Secretary Byarett of the local YMCA association expresses optimism for future growth despite heavy work ahead. He urges Indiana residents to support a robust local program this season and back the association in strengthening its community role.
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Byarett
Indiana
Statf
Y M C A needs members to sustain its work
A local appeal urges support for the Y M C A, arguing the organization costs more to run than dues cover and stressing the value of YMCA influence on youth. It highlights benefits of facilities, global membership, and the need for Indiana residents to invest in future citizenship through membership and contributions.
Guilty Plea In Attack Case In Gherryhill Township
John Lambing, a Gherryhill township resident and former road supervisor, testified about an assault at his Nolo service station last night. Clair Cramer was identified as the attacker and Lambing pressed felonious assault and peace charges, with Schrencengost charged with disorderly conduct. Inez Zager and Anna Zager were arrested for larceny in Chambersville. state troopers O Mara and Adams assisted.
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Lambing
John Lambing
Gherryhill Township
Nolo
Mr. Lambing
Lambing Claliyis
Clair Cramer
Cramer
James Schrecengoat
Squire C. C. Mehaln
Schrencengost
Theft report from Somoraat exposes coat thefts
A damaged OCR fragment mentions two young girls accused of stealing winter coats from homes in Somoraat. The text references a loot discovery at the Zdwer Home and notes the involvement of priests or priests' actions. The exact names, dates, and locations are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Twb
Somoraat
Zdwer
Salvation Budget Presented for 1880 Campaign
The 1880-31 budget was presented and approved, with a plan to begin the campaign Wednesday October 16. Officials urge every citizen to respond with generous subscriptions to support the Army against rising demands this year.
CURB SIGNALS PROPOSED FOR CITY INTERSECTIONS
Traffic experts favor a progressive signal system with four lights per corner and go lights at each intersection. Red lights would stay in the lower position on approaching corners, and control would move to a single Municipal building box. Plans await city council review and cost estimates.
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Fourth
Philadelphia
Three Die After Collision in Youngstown Crossing
Three relatives of the Sergoce family died in a collision near Fort Palmer when a five ton truck from Carradio Galardi Construction Company struck a DeMartini car at an intersection. The DeMartini driver and Lena Servoce died, Lena's father died after extrication. the girl survived with shock. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Sergoce
Youngstown
Porch
Carradio &Galardi
New Florence
Fort Palmer
DeMartini
Lena Servoce
New Scandal Rocks New York City
New York follows a sweeping scandal as three city employees face grand larceny charges tied to alimony bureau accounts. One defendant admitted loaning 4600 dollars to Edwin J Cooley former chief of the probation bureau who was acquitted of falsifying bureau records. The city expands its magistrates courts probe to include all lawyers as Referee Sam Wiel Seaury starts Monday. The grand jury that indicted four persons resumes deliberations as the magistrate George F Hward seated 10,000 dollars question remains.
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New York
Family Court
Edwin J. Cooley
Court of General Sensions Probation Bureau
Cooley
Sam Wiel Seaury
George F. Hward
T Ha
Manager of Daredevil Held in Homicide Case
James Murray, manager of Norman J. Terry of Kittanning, faced homicide court on September 30 after Terry leapt to death from the Hurson River Bridge. Murray was charged with allowing the jump without proper safeguards and pleaded not guilty. hearing postponed to the date.
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New York
James Murray
Norman J. Terry
Kittanning
Padaredevil
Hurson River
Murray
Terry
Pinchot dodges issue in Pennsylvania campaign
Democratic aspirant John M Hemphill accused gubernatorial candidate Gifford Pinchot of dodging the national prohibition question in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Hemphill said Pinchot was running around and delivering an extravagarant carom of undeliverable praise in a heated campaign scene.
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Greensburg
Pinchot
John M. Hemphill
Kiladelphia Hemphill
Giggard Pinchot
GABONES OFFER TO SURRENDER IN VAGRANCY CHARGE
Chicago Sept 24 In a bid to curb crime Scarface Al Capone and his brother Ralph offered to surrender on vagrancy charges. Four lawyers appeared before Municipal Judge John Lyle, claiming the men were ready for bail while authorities expected their surrender.
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Chicago
Inb—Oftera
Scarface al Capone
Ralph
pSibis
Sha Gong Overlord
Wea
John Lyle
War Against Crime
New Type of Booze Frame-Up in Prohibition Case
In Pain Pennsylvania Attorney General and prohibition officials hailed a federal victory in a unique labor conspiracy case. Erie firm Sheet Metal Company owner B. G. Warren and associate Stanley Debkowski were convicted for manufacturing stills used to illicitly produce liquor. It marks the first such conviction in the district court.
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Pain
G. Warren
Sheet Metal
Erie
Stanley Debkowski
United States District Court
Federal District Court
Indiana Visitors and Residents Ride Week’s Local Circuit
Mrs Susie and Mrs Mary Spichak of Dixonville shopped and called on Indiana friends yesterday. George Daugherty and his mother Anna returned from a week in St Louis with friends. H B Clark and son in law B W Wilmuth Glen Campbell coal operators visited Indiana. Anna Weaver attended Miles Pisher funeral in Plumville. Gilmore Bell returns to Schenectady after vacation studying electrical engineering. Blair Ansley Ragus township former horseshoe champ visited. Mr and Mrs Mack and Nina Mae Johnstown returned home after visiting County Commissioner Hendersons. Mack had a tonsillectomy at Indiana hospital. E S McGinnis Cherryhill township returned from Pittsburgh by plane of Indiana Airways. Mrs Daniel Mauner and Charlotte Armstrong visited relatives in West Lebanon. John Culbertson of Altoons visited A C Farren of Shellyot. G C G Shanabrook of Philadelphia, ex-town resident, called on Indiana business friends. John Lambing Lambine service station Nolo visited Indiana. GC S Kunkle Homer City real estate dealer called on Indiana business friends. John Wise Green township and Merle Neal North Mahoning township state gasoline tax collector visited yesterday. W E Bayer Wear Mahoning township drove to Indiana to call on business friends. Justice L A Cassiday and E E Stear Smicksburg active citizens called on Indiana business friends. Mr and Mrs William Downer of Pittsburgh were Tuesday visitors in their former home. J F Lightner Dixonville was among Tuesday business callers in the Court House. D C Bethel plaster contractor and Monroe Bethel Creekside attended to business yesterday.
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Susie
Mary Spichak
Dixonville
Indiana
George Daugherty
Anna Daugherty
St. Louia
H. B. Clark
B. W. Wilmuth
Glen Campbell
Anna Weaver
South Tenth Street
Miles D. Pisher
Plumville
Gilmore Bell
Harry Bell
West Water Street
Schenectady
N. Y
Blair Ansley
Ragus Township
Scott “Mack
Nina Mae
Johnstown
J. Henderson
Church Street
Mack
Indiana Hospital
Nolo
S. Kunkle
Homer City
John Wise
Green Township
Merle Neal
North Mahoning Lownship
W. E
Bayer
Wear
Mahoning Township
Justice of the Peace
L. A. Cassiday
E. E. Stear
Smicksburg
William Downer
Pittsburgh
J. F. Lightner
Court House
Lucerne Man Dies From Stroke At Work
Joseph Machechik aged 58 collapsed while walking to his Lucerne job Tuesday morning. He was rushed to Insana Hospital where he died that afternoon after failing to regain consciousness. He leaves a widow and four sons. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Lucerne
Jorseph Machechik
Insana Hospital
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