President Roosevelt Begins Western Tour With Informal Speeches
President Roosevelt leaves Hyde Park for a 13 day cross country swing to the northwest and Pacific coast with stops in Wyoming Idaho Washington Oregon North Dakota and Chicago. He plans informal appearances and will be followed by factions seeking support for a liberal Supreme Court shift. Before departure he met with John D Biggers head of the administration's unemployed voluntary registration plan.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Northwest Pacific Coast
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
England
Ku Klux Klan
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
North Dakota
Chicago
John D. Biggers
Toledo Glass
Biggers
Legion Parade Breaks All Records In 18 Hour Marathon
New York held a historic parade lasting 17 hours 53 minutes ending at 2 48 a m with an estimated 200 000 spectators and 35 000 Legionnaires marching from 5th Avenue and 26th Street to 59th Street as records fell for duration and turnout.
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Legion Parade
International News Service
New York
5Th Ave
26Th St
American Legion
59Th St
Chicago
Shenango Pottery traced to local makers in Crater Lodge note
A PA Newc Observes item notes Dr. and Mrs. C F Flannery praising Shenango Pottery found locally after admiring dishes at Crater Lodge Oregon. They also discover Union Pacific dining cars’ dishes originated in the area and mention a Maine traveler report. The piece shifts to local life humor and state speed law reminders.
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Pa Newe
C. F. Flannery
Shenango Pottery
Crater Lodge
Oregon
Union Pacific
Maine
Daily Weather Report Summary for 24 Hour Period
U S weather report shows maximum 70 and minimum 35 with no precipitation for the 24 hours ending this morning and a river stage of 5.6 feet. Compared to the previous year, the same date had a maximum 88 and a minimum 56 with no precipitation.
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U. S
New Pastor Named for First M. E. Church
Rev. McLean, formerly of Titusville, assigned to lead the First Methodist Episcopal church in the city by the Erie Conference. He will begin duties Sunday succeeding Dr. Norris White, who is assigned to Titusville.
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McLean
Titusville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Erie
Norris White
White
Farewell Service For Pastor C H Hauger And Wife
Members of the Croton Avenue M E church and city ministers gathered to bid farewell to Rev. and Mrs. C H Hauger as they depart for Washington D C to make their future home. The program, led by Mrs. Russell Gormley, included greetings from Rev H A McCurdy and Rev Archie Gibson and remarks from Dr Norris A White.
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Croton Avenue M. E
Croton Avenue
C. H. Hauger
Washington, D. C
Russell Gormley
Death Records for Mrs Malloy Mulcahy and Mrs Turner
Two obituary notices list Mrs Jane Malloy Mulcahy aged 89 of 304 South Walnut Street and Mrs Mary Ann Turner aged 75 of 414 Martin Street. Both are recorded in the local death notices.
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Jane Malloy Mulcahy
South Walnut Street
Mary Ann Turner
Martin Street
McIlvaine Elected Shenango Presbytery Moderator
Rev. J. J. McIlvaine was chosen moderator of Shenango Presbytery succeeding Rev. Charles G. Berger for a six month term. Rev. D. C. Schnebly was re elected permanent clerk for one year. New council members include Dr. W. L. Wishart Dr. S. A. Kirkbride and Rev. W. L. Byers with other officers and delegates. Three churches celebrate 100th anniversaries Pulaski West Middlesex Clarksville marked in September. The meeting adjourned to January with next venue to be announced.
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J. J. McIlvaine
D. D
First Presbyterian Church of
New Castle
Shenango
General Council of Presbytery
W. L. Wishart
Sharon
S. A. Kirkbride
W. L. Byers
New Wilmington
J. Greer Bingham
Wampum
United Promotion
C. B Wingerd
Central Church
Schnebly
Bingham
Synod of Pennsylvania
Grove City
F. W. Guy
F. L. Orth
Charles B. Bovin
Pittsburgh
W. S. Bingham
Butler Presbytery
Pennsylvania
Grant E. Fisher
Presbytery
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Found Guilty In Manslaughter Case
Elmer Mains was found guilty by a Lawrence county jury of manslaughter in the death of I. H. Pollard. The trial before Judge W. Walter Braham concluded with the verdict returned around 5 p.m. Tuesday after the jury deliberated since noon.
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Elmer Mains
W. Walter Braham
Lawrence County Court
I. H. Pollard
Warships Ready to Fire If Attacked Near Nanking
U S warships stationed on the Yangtze near bombed Nanking are prepared to open fire if attacked by Japanese air raiders. Commanders have full authority to defend the vessels against unprovoked aggression as the capital endures renewed aerial bombardment.
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Washington
Yangtze River
Nanking
Navy
Red Cross Board Plans Roll Call. Potter resigns as secretary
Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross discussed the forthcoming Roll Call campaign at a board meeting. Orville Potter resigned as secretary effective September 15 to pursue his Republican campaign for Register and Recorder, with Mrs. Sylvia Sturdevant temporarily handling duties. Charles Brest became Life Saving chairman after Jack Hulme resigned for a trainer post at Penn State. The board approved $111.70 to provide glasses for underprivileged Ellwood City children.
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Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Orville Potter
Potter
Register and Recorder
Sylvia Sturdevant
Charles Brest
Life Saving
Jack Hulme
Penn State College
Ellwood City
New Protest Made To Japan
The United States government delivered a formal written protest to Tokyo over Japan's air raid on Nanking. Secretary of State Cordell Hull announced the note had been delivered to the Tokyo foreign office early today. Ambassador Joseph B. Grew contacted the Japanese foreign office to present the protest.
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Robert G. Nixon
Washington
Japan
Nanking
Tokyo
United States
Cordell Hull
Joseph B. Grew
Foreign Office
Rev H J Rose honored for 25 years of service
Twenty five years as synodical superintendent of missions is marked by Rev H J Rose of New Wilmington. At the First Synod of the West gathering in Third U P church, Dr Rose received a purse from synod in tribute. Dr James Ferguson spoke on behalf of the synod and Rose pledged renewed allegiance. About 300 delegates attended the session.
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Synodical Superintendent of Missions
H. J. Rose
D. D
New Wilmington
First
Synod of the West
United Presbyterian Church of America
U. P
Rose
James Ferguson
Bellevue
New Castle
Synod Ends Noon Session of West United Presbyterian
The eightieth annual session of the First Synod of the West United Presbyterian Church of America adjourned at noon after devotions led by Rev A W Nichol. Bishop Adna Wright Leonard of Pittsburgh gave the closing address. Proceedings indicated a 1938 potential meeting in Butler, under moderator Dr Samuel C Gamble. Speakers included Dr J A Alexander and Rev W E Minteer with Rev Ray Woodburn leading Bible School and Young People sessions.
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First Synod of the West
United Presbyterian Church of America
Adna Wright Leonard
Pittsburgh
Butler
Samuel C. Gamble
A. W. Nichol
Leetsdale
J. A. Alexander
Sabbath School Association
Western
Pennsylvania
W. E. Minteer
Ellwood City
Ray Woodburn
Mt. Jackson
A. J
Los Angeles Chosen For 1938 American Legion Convention
Delegates at the New York convention vote unanimously to hold the 1938 American Legion convention in Los Angeles California. The decision ends the selection process and sets the coast city as host.
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Los Angeles
Legion
International News Service
New York
American Legion
Cal
Coast
Installation Set for Rev J Cal vin Rose at Second U P Church
October 15 is the installation date for Rev J Calvin Rose as pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church in New Castle. Beaver Valley Presbytery appointed a commission to handle arrangements with Rev Yeates delivering the sermon, Rev Smith the ministerial charge, and Rev Woodburn addressing the congregation. The commission includes William Ingram and Carl Baldwin.
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J. Calvin Rose
Second United Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Beaver Valley
Yeates
Rev. Smith
Woodburn
H. J. Rose
New Wilmington
U. P
No Word From New York On Legion Band Contest
No word has been received from New York on the status of the Perry S. Gaston Post Junior Band defending its cadet class championship. Most post officers travel with the band and return tomorrow morning with definite results expected from the convention.
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New York
Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Carrs Prepare To Secure Bond
Carrs group moves to secure bond funding as part of a local financing plan. Denhardt referenced as a key figure in the effort, signaling a preparatory step toward finalizing debt arrangements.
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Carrs
Plans for Trial of Brothers in Garr Denhardt Slaying
In Shelbyville Kentucky on September 22 the Garr brothers await bail for the slaying of Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt as the Denhardt murder case heads toward a second trial. Attorneys J Ballard Clarke and Rodes K Myers weigh bond amounts while family members claim self defense amid a community rally.
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Verna Garr Taylor
Henry H. Denhardt
Shelbyville
Jack
Dr. E. S
Roy Garr
Denhardt
Rodes K. Myers
Garr Brothers
Garr
Henry H. Denhardat
Kentucky
J. Ballard Clarke
Gen. Denhardt
H. B. Kinsolving
Dr. E. S. Garr
Jack Garr
Jeptha Tracey
Gen Denhart
Three Killed As Train Hits Auto Near Salem
Three persons including a father and his young son were killed instantly when their automobile was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a crossing near Salem Ohio. Victims were Arnold Stroller 50 his son Robert 4 and neighbor Walter Gerbach of Deerfield. Authorities said Stroller apparently failed to see the approaching train in time to stop.
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Salem
New York Central
Here
Arnold Stroller
Robert
Walter Gerbach
Deerfield
Stoller
Japanese Planes Bomb Nanking For Eight Hours
Four waves of Japanese bombers attacked Nanking for eight hours killing and injuring hundreds. More than 50 tons of bombs fell across thirty districts including the water front and foreign quarters. A Japanese spokesman warned of continued and repeated attacks likely to extend into tomorrow.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Hasegawa
Ninghai
Japan Expresses Deep Regret To Great Britain
Tokyo note to London expresses deep regret over the wounding of Britain's ambassador to China. It says two Japanese planes over the Nanking Shanghai road machine gunned and bombed two vehicles believed to be military transports. Britain regards the reply as not wholly satisfactory, noting the attempt to excuse the aviators actions against non combatants.
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International News Service
Tokyo
London
Japan
Britain
China
Nanking-Shanghai
Football Experts Predict AA Standings and Surprises
Analysts weigh teams with top punch and AA hopes while noting shifts in form. The piece teases how current favorites may falter and experts miss the mark as the season unfolds amid uncertain weather.
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Justice Black
Montana
Nebraska
George Duano
the Garr Brothers
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
M. E
W. V. McLean
H. A. McCurdy
Epworth M. E
Archie Gibson
City Mission
Hauger
Norris A. White
Ministerial Association
C. J. Kenehan
First Church
U.S
Yarnell
State Department of
Red Cross Board
U.P. Synod
Leonard
Second U. P
Assas
Clyde L. Reece
Rodes K Myers
Garrs
United
States
H. Knickerbocker Internatens Service Staff Verponden
Great Britain
Arthur Mometer
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