Planes Can Reach Anywhere in World Bulletin
Lieut. Commander Richard E. Byrd told the president's air board that Arctic exploration showed planes can conquer the earth's poles and frozen wastes. He described the recent polar expedition with Donald B. MacMillan, remained undaunted by the pole's failure, and predicted success on a second attempt with more time and better preparation.
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International News Service
Washington
Earth Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Donald B. MacMillan
Byrd
Arctic
Pole
Byrd Sees Air Power Opening Polar Sea Frontier
Byrd stated that the polar sea’s center lies within reach by air and that no part of the world is beyond aircraft reach, signaling a bold expansion of air exploration and conquest possibilities.
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Byrd
Polar Sea
Nomads Of Mongolia To Establish Modern University At Ourga
Two Mongolian delegates report Ourga the capital will host a modern university within five years and be staffed entirely by native professors within ten. They outline plans for a Mongolian Academy of Sciences as Mongolia develops West ern learning.
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Nomads
Mongolia
Ourga
Moscow
Russian Academy of Sciences
Je Ourga
Communist University of the
Toiling East
Zyven Dshanzarano
Chagtshou
Mongolian Academy of Sciences
Right Of Way For Gas Line Filed In North Peaver
The Manufacturers Weight and Heat Company secured a right of way for a gas line in North Peaver township. Agreements filed at the courthouse name James N. Fulerton W. S. Fullerton F W Leslie D T Mollenkopf Frank S. Paden J B Houk Matt Kallainen Mary C Gault Chester E Hunt Lillian M Gault Dora Leight Joseph Szard J E Forbes W T Wright and David Wright.
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Wieght and Heat Company
North Peaver Township
Court House
James N. Fulerton
W. S. Fullerton
F. W. Leslie
D. T. Mollenkopf
Frank S. Paden
J. B. Houk
Matt Kallainen
Mary C. Gault
Chester E. Hunt
Lillian M. Gault
Dora Leight
Joseph Szard
J. E Forbes
W. T. Wright
David Wright
Moscow Closes Two Legendary Cafes in Purge
In Moscow on October 15, the cafes The Bar and The Eldorado were shuttered by the G P U. Owners Ginsburg and Outkin face charges of tax evasion on a net income estimated at about one thousand dollars daily from the two venues. The city’s nightlife now centers on two basement cabarets, The Bear and Arbat Number 98, while Hermitage serves beer and sandwiches in place of former champagne.
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International News Service
Moscow
Eldorado
Nep
Ginsburg
Outkin
Russia
New York
Chicago
Tverskaya
Arbat
Girl Blighted In Love Burns Herself Alive
In Partanna Sicily 18 year old Calogera Gangi took her own life by burning herself after lighting a wood pile and soaking her clothes in gasoline. Authorities say love disappointments were the likely cause of the tragedy.
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International News Service
Rome
Calogera Gangia
Partanna
Capitol Hosts Special Matinee of The Gold Rush
Mer Burke of the Capitol secured a school children matinee on Saturday morning for The Gold Rush. Admission for children is 15 cents with doors opening at 9:30 and a 10 o clock showing. adults pay 50 cents.
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Capitol
Mer. Burke
The
Barney Dreyfuss III May Not Attend Final World Series Game
International News Service reports Pittsburgh Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss III is sidelined by influenza and barred from leaving his apartment. He watched yesterday’s game in rain at Forbes Field until Judge Landis postponed the contest.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Judge Landis
Three Nickel Officials Charged With Liquor Offense
Three officials of the International Nickel Company of New York were bound over to the grand jury after a federal court hearing in Huntington on charges of possessing whiskey at a party. Names given were F. C. Welliver 39 Joseph Sweeney 36 and Richard Dewhurst 42 all of New York City. They attended a conference and were released on $500 bonds each.
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International News Service
Huntington
W. Va
International Nickel Company
New York City
Aoenee
F. C. Welliver
Joseph Sweeney
Richard Dewhurst
Labor Federation Rejects Move to Form Independent Party
At the AFL convention in Atlantic City on October 15, leaders headed by President William Green rejected efforts to form an independent political labor party. They endorsed a non partisan political policy as best for organized labor and the public. The report notes a colonial era reference to foot powered spinning wheels.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Candidate for School Director Seeks Citizens Party Post
Notice to voters announces a candidacy for the six year term as School Director on the Citizens Party ballot for the General Election. The candidate outlines planks on teacher wages and pay equity, board citizen cooperation, elimination of secret ratings, and safe, well equipped schools. He lists education and military background, current teaching position, property ownership, and willingness to serve.
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Citizens Party
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Peoples College
Kansas City
United States Army
Lincoln Junior High School
Youngstown
Gateey
Smith-Williams Institute
Rumors Tie Reds to Giants in Major Trade Talk
New York October 15 Jack Hendricks Cincinnati manager denied trading any players amid circulating talk of a Reds Giants deal. Rumors linked Frank Snyder Emil Meuse and Bill Terry to Reds for Adolfo Luque and Bubbles Hargrave. Hendricks and John McGraw shifted from Pittsburgh to New York fueling speculation. Hendricks denied seeking Rabbit Maranville.
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International News Service
New York
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnatis
Reds
Giants
Frank Snyder
Emil Meuse
Bill Terry
Adolfo Luque
Hendricks
John McGraw
Pittsburgh
Rabbit
Maranville
Chicago Cubs
Dozen Passengers Imperilled In Fire On Pullman Train
A dozen passengers narrowly escaped with their lives as two coaches a pullman and a baggage car burned. A train shed was gutted after a crash between a passenger and a freight train on the Moffat railroad near Corona Pass, about 50 miles west of Denver. No injuries to passengers or crew were reported.
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International News Service
Denver
Moffat
Corona Pass
Building Permits Filed for Local Structures
R B DeGarmo at 1229 Finch street applies for a shop permit. A M Boyd at 1009 Huey street seeks a garage permit. R B Withers at 398 Garfield Avenue applies for a dwelling permit. W A Kyle at 1022 East Washington Street seeks a coop permit.
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R. B. DeGarmo
Finch Street
A. M. Boyd
Huey ‘Street
R. B. Withers
Garfield Avenue
W. A. Kyle
East
Washington Street
West Pittsburg Birthday Parties Highlight Local Festivities
Mrs Walter Bannon hosted a dinner for Ruth Bannon's eighth birthday with guests including Margaret Seamai Virginia Rose and Lillian Newswonder. Mrs Newswonder then hosted a Saturday afternoon party for Lillian Newswonder with attendees Hilda Adams Ruth Bannon and others. Lunch followed the second celebration. West Pittsburg locals and visitors like Edward Wadding Ralph Taylor and Mary Gibson appeared in society notes along with multiple health and schooling updates.
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Walter Bannon
Ruth
Margaret Seamai
Virginia Rose
Lillian Newswonder
Naomi Benn
Tootsie Voland
Tilda Adams
Wm. Newswonder
Lillian
Hilda Adams
Ruth Bannon
Margaret
Helen Saddler
Carrie Carvella
Naomi
Freddie Benn
Joseph Richey
West Pittsburg
Edward Wadding
New Castle
Mary Foley
Ralph Taylor
Mahoningtown
Mary Gibson
Fred Emery
James Quinn
Richard Adams,Sr
Pittsburgh
Walter Thomas
William Savage
Arthur Hainsworth
Fred Newmeyer
Alvin Busch
Samuel Frisbee
Ruth Frisbee
Cleveland
Arch Snodgrass
Percy Howell
Catherine Howell
Ollie Brashear
Methodist Episcopal Aid Society
Carl Cochran
M. Gibbons
Lee Morgan
Ellwood C Cty
Henry Roth
Kenneth
Roth
Andy Cassidy
Savannah
Richard Adams
Daisy Hill Virginia Purchase Announcement
Thomas Cooper of this city announces the purchase from Daisy Hill Company of Chagrin Falls Ohio of the dark grey mare Daisy Hill Virginia. The filly was foaled June 13 1924. The note mentions carpets for slippers and France to Pay U S War Debt with a brief nod to Lafayette.
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Thomas Cooper
Daisy Hill Virginia
Daisy Hill Company
Chagrin Falls
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Arest City
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Howland
Ee Pal
Roth Sph
B. L
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Volant Garage
Volant
Barney Dreyfuss III
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Labor Federation
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Fred Anderson
Val Mohney
Rose Stop
G. C. Benn
France
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David H. Long
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