Fifth Body Is Recovered From Submarine S-51
Aboard the U S S Camden a fifth body from the submarine S-51 was recovered from the engine room cylinders and brought to the surface at 9 15 am. Divers work to open the hatch to the torpedo room as weather stays favorable and Paul Daniel Berk of Gloucester Mass is identified as the engine man victim.
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Ea Tin i International News Service
U. S. S. Camden
New London
Conn
Paul Daniel Berk
Gloucester
Mass
Weeks Expected to Resign as War Secretary
Washington October 3. John W Weeks plans to resign as secretary of war within a short time. Dwight W Davis, already acting secretary, is expected to be appointed to the post. The changes likely to be announced by President Coolidge as Weeks returns to Washington after months of illness.
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Bulletin. Cataenationst Views Service
Washington
John W. Weeks
Dwight W. Davis
Davis
War Department
Weeks
Coolidge
Missing U S Air Mail Plane Sought In Pennsylvania Mountains
Bellefonte officials report no trace of air mail plane from New York to Chicago. Pilot Charles Ames of Cleveland, regarded among the best, is missing since late Thursday night after a sighting over Laurelton. Search by Bellefonte fliers resumes amid fog and mountains. officials fear injury while hoping for a safe landing.
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International News Sevice
Bellefonte
Air Mail
New York
Chicago
Here
Charles Ames
Cleveland
Laurelton
Ames
Allegheny Mountains
U S Debt Commission Moves To Fund Czech Republic Debt
The American debt commission plans to fund Czecho-Slovakia's 117 million dollar postwar debt with terms similar to Poland Finland and the others. Italy looms as the next test with a 2.138 billion dollar burden, a tougher capacity to pay than France.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Congress
American Debt Commission
Italy
Caillaux
Treasury
France
Ben Franklin Juniors Cancel Prelim to Grove City Game
Ben Franklin Junior high and New Wilmington High Reserves will not play a preliminary at Ben Franklin field this afternoon because Coach Lawther has a Greenville game and his squad of 25 cannot cover both. Announcement says the game may be moved to Monday afternoon at New Wilmington.
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McCombs
Ben Franklin
New Wilmington High
Grove City
New Castle
Ben Franklin Field
Lawther
Greenville
New Wilmington
Soviet Experts to Study U S Railroad Electrification
Moscow reports Soviet specialists Professor N oroginsky and V M Bezgreshnev are to visit the United States to study American railroad electrification and signaling. They will inspect major eastern railroads and several electric plants to place orders for railroad supplies.
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International News Service
Moscow
Noroginsky
V. M. Bezgreshnev
Commissariat of Railroads
United States
Weathered Fans Await Kickoff Amid Light Rain
The verse recalls fans braving rain and sun to cheer a football tilt with weather described as mild and untroubling. It notes many seasons of travel, crowds, and dampened fields, ending with a nod to overcast skies and a forecast of light rain at sixty five.
Air Board Probes Commercial Aviation Plan network
The President's air board shifts from military study to commercial aviation. It will hear aircraft industry representatives and company officials outlining programs to create a nationwide passenger and freight airline network. The aim is to extend the industry and is viewed as the board's most important task by many members.
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Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
President
Air Board
Coolidge
Grove City and New Castle Dedicate Franklin Stadium
The dedication of Franklin stadium in New Castle featured Rev. F. B. McAllister delivering the dedicatory address at 2 15 o clock. The New Castle senior high band saluted the flag and Grove City and New Castle prepared for a friendly exhibition drill by Grove City girls between game halves. Coach Joe Hartman, a New Castle alumnus, leads Grove City in a tight early season rivalry.
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Franklin Stadium
New Castle
F. B. McAllister
First Christian Church
McAllister
Grove City
Ruth Boyd
Grove City High School
Joe Hartman
Two Die In Church Hill Tunnel Cave-In
International News Service reports a cave-in in the Church Hill tunnel near Richmond Virginia that killed Thomas J Mason an engineer and B F Mosby a fireman on the work engine. Nearly a hundred others escaped or were rescued as steam shovels continue moving tons of rock and earth.
Football Opens Season with Public Score Service
The News announces the start of the football season at schools and colleges. Results will be bulletined as available in the afternoon and evening with telephone numbers for scores from 4000 before 5 pm, 22 or 150 from 5 to 6 30, and 175 after 6 30.
Deputy Marshals Lose Jobs Over Jail Transfer
Two United States deputy marshals were fired for their lax handling of Terry Druggan during a transfer from the federal building to the Sycamore jail. The planned two hour trip stretched to seven hours amid reports Druggan was drinking and a woman rode with him. Federal officials pursued accountability as Druggan faced a day of supposed floor scrubbing.
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International News Service
Chicago
United States
Terry Druggan
Federal
Sycamore
Druggan
Palmer
Philadelphia woman held in Felt murder case
Miss Lillian M. Emanuel, 26, accused of slaying Maurice E. Felt, a wealthy realtor, remained in county prison under no bail after her initial hearing. Judge Bartlett postponed the habeas corpus hearing to Monday at 3 PM despite defense requests for release.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Lillian M. Emanuel
Maurice EK
Felt
Commonwealth
City Hall
William A. Gray
Bartlett
World Series to be strictly dry under Volstead act
Prohibition chiefs announce the 1925 World Series between the Pirates and Senators will be a dry event. Ed Mund Budnitz and Frederick Baird will be held to account for enforcement with L. C. Andrews overseeing the program.
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Robert
Thornburgh International News Service
Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Edmund Budnitz
Baltimore
Frederick Baird
Pittsburgh
L. C. Andrews
Budnitz
National Capital
Baird
Andrews
Divers Ordered To Remove Dead Bodies Of Crew
Reported order directs divers to recover the crew members corpses from the wreck of S-51 disaster. The incident raises concerns about submarine safety and signals potential shifts in deep sea rescue protocols and future lighted submarine operations.
Payroll Bandits Rob Wood Mill Paymaster in Lawrence
Armed bandits held up the Wood Mill paymaster in the card room at Lawrence Massachusetts and escaped with a box of pay envelopes containing several thousand dollars. Two shots were fired but none hit. Police and officials doubt whether the robbers fled the building or hid inside the six story mill.
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International News Service
Lawrence
Mass
George Alexander
Escape at Sing Sing Prison Opens Way to Liberty
John Ryan a 37 year old murderer serving life at Sing Sing escaped by prying open bars on a chapel window and slipping into the prison yard. From the yard he faced a 22 foot wall or a 10 foot board fence along the Hudson river after nine years of sentence for the 1916 murder of Harry Green in New York.
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International News Service
Ossining
N. Y
John Ryan
Sing Sing
Liberty
Ryan
Hudson River
Harry Green
New York
Death Record for J. C. Kaliher in Hillsville
J. C. Kaliher, age 72, of Hillsville, Pennsylvania, has died. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities and the Hillsville Mortuary.
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J. C. Kaliher
Hillsville, Pa
Rescue Effort Continues for S-51 Sinking Victims
At New London base divers plumb the sunken S-51 off Block Island as crews seek to recover the remains of score or more sailors. Four bodies recovered from the engine room. one more found wedged near machinery. Hatch to forward torpedo room to be opened despite 22 inch diameter, as divers expect most deaths in bunked engine room.
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Block Island
Dauntless
Marriage Licenses of Several Pittsburgh Area Couples
Public record lists marriage licenses issued to Albert G. Slack and Vivian E. Oviatt in Pittsburgh and Dormont, to James M. Ford and Susie Williams in Sewickley, to Green Badgett and Annie B. Williams in New Castle, to Harry B. Durham and Amelia Sunday in Wilkinsburg, to Charlie Polis in New Castle, and to Virginia Zarat of Richmond Virginia.
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Albert, G. Slack
Pittsburgh
Vivian E. Oviatt
Dormont
James M. Ford
Sewickley
Susie Williams
Sewickley Green Badgett
New Castle
Annie B. Williams
Harry B. Durham
Wilkinsburg
Amelia Sunday
Charlie Polis
Virginia Zarat
Richmond
Jewel Robbery of 250000 Reported to Chicago Police
Jewels valued at 250000 were stolen from the trunk of Edward L. Morse of Morse Bros New York after transfer from the Sherman Hotel to Polk street station. The trunk appeared at Atlantic Hotel but its contents were missing. A man in haste claimed another trunk, and the jewels were insured with Lloyds. Earlier a jewel salesman was robbed of 50000 in diamonds in a Loop building.
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International News Service
Chicago
Edward L. Morse
Morse Bros
New York
Sherman Hotel
Polk Street
Atlantic Hotel
Morse
Baggage Room
Lloyds
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