Pinchot to Greet Voters in New Castle Monday
Gifford Pinchot, Republican candidate for governor, will tour New Castle on Monday October 2. He arrives at 10:15 AM and hosts a reception at Mountain Inn until noon, then speaks at 1 PM in the council chamber at City Hall and follows with a public reception. He plans to depart for Ellwood City around 3 PM for an address at 4 PM.
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Gifford Pinchot
New Castle
Harvey Martin
Republican Committee
Pinchot
Mountain Inn
Council Chamber
City Hall
Violated Parole Sentences Set For Five Months
Nick Watsie was sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a 100 dollar fine and serve five months in the Allegheny county workhouse for violating parole in a liquor manufacturing case. Joe Seybolt was sentenced to the workhouse on a niece related charge and paroled. Ralph Bonzo, sentenced to five months for assault and battery, was returned from the workhouse and paroled after partial service.
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Nick Watsie
Emery
Allegheny County
Commonwealth
Joe Seybolt
Ralph Bonzo
Frank Johnston
Fragmented Car Scene Reflects Vanished Use
The narrator notes an old battered car with flat tires torn top dented body and missing horn. He reflects that life parts become discarded when usefulness ends as forecast for 1973 weather appears.
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Ufe
Rotary Club Leaders Convene District Conference
In the Masonic Temple the executive conference of the 32nd Rotary district gathered, Governor Anthony W. Smith Jr. presiding. Presidents and secretaries from Ambridge to Woodlawn presented lists of officials and their cities, detailing post titles and names for the district meeting closing today.
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Masonic Temple
Rotary District
Anthony W. Smith
Borda
Lst
Ambridge
Curtis M. Canady
Arch Johnson
Beaver Falls
John H. Hoop
James M. March
Brownsville
D. L. Cowan
Jacob H. Sherrard
Butler
Edw. Soppitt
Clyde N. Watson
Charleroi
Edwin McKay
J. Russell Carroll
Donora
Ben
Greensburg
Wm. G. Muse
Fred W. Morgan
Greenville
Stanley A. Gillespie
Alexander C. Hartzell
Grove City
Edwin B. Harshaw
Milford L. McBride
Indiana
Geo. T. “Buchanan
J. A. Whiteman
Rotary Guests Banquetted Tuesday Night in City Armory
Rotary officials from 30 clubs in District 22 gathered at the Masonry Temple armory on September 26 for a convivial banquet honoring the 33rd district executive meeting. About 200 Rotarians attended as guests of the local club, with a relaxed program as business was set aside for fellowship.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Torpedo Planes Attack Warships Test Off Virginia Capes
Off the Virginia Capes 60 miles at sea, three dreadnaughts under Admiral McDonald faced a first real test of torpedo planes. Twenty planes, 18 with torpedoes, prepared at Hamp ton Roads naval air station to launch heavy loads at dawn, with the last taking off at 9 12. The test used regulation 8 inch torpedoes minus warheads to study impact.
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International News Service
Norfolk
Virginia
Capes
Wyoming
McDonald
Arkansas
North Dakota
Naval
Hampton Roads
Governor Won't Pardon Ryhal Before Execution
As Verne Ryhal faces execution the week of October 2, debate centers on a possible gubernatorial reprieve or commutation only if the Pardon Board recommends it. Attorneys state the governor acts only on board recommendations, with reprieve as the last option if commutation is denied. Clyde Gibson, Ryhal's attorney, says no woman is connected to the case and no such person has been presented to the board or governor.
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Verne Ryhal
Pardon Board
T Fe
Clyde Gibson
Courigel
Rybal
Clara Bello Leimpx
Hydal
Cdge
Several Casualties In Irish Jail Riot
BELFAST September 27 Free State troops fired on riotous irregular prisoners in Cork jail causing casualties. Irregulars renewed attacks at Tralee Macroom and Jens with severe fighting and additional casualties reported.
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Belfast
Cork
Tralee
Macroom
Jens
Revolt Breaks Out in Albania Now
International dispatches report Albania in revolt with insurgents defeating regular troops. Advices from Valona claim insurgents march north while the population flees in panic. A London bulletin notes Prime Minister Lloyd George convening a cabinet meeting at seven to discuss Near East developments following King Constantine’s abdication.
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Albania
Ciinternational News Service
Rome
Valona
Insurgenta
International News Service
London
Ma Pranier Lloyd Georga
Near Enat
Constantine
Greece
Marriage Licenses Rendered in Ellwood City Area
Marriage licenses issued in the Ellwood City region include George Rape and Iva Knauts, Vere Be and Doubenspe Mary J., along with Shaner. The list reflects local civil records of couples obtaining licenses in the noted city.
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Vane City
Police Seek New York Love Nest Of Slain Couple
New Brunswick authorities broaden the hunt for a hidden rendezvous linked to Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Milly Mills. Investigators surveil suspects, consider jealousy as motive, and push exhumation of Mills body while probing a $210000 legacy from Hall’s mother-in-law.
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Hall
Mrs. Mills
New York
International News Service
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
James Milly
Mills
Stranded Tourists Including Yankees Stage Demonstration
Eighteen hundred stranded tourists, including many Americans, took part today in a final demonstration at the French seamen's strike. The strike disrupted traffic as steamships could not be loaded or unloaded, hampering operations in Marseille.
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Internacional News Service
Marseilles
Tool
Feamen
Ruler Renounces Claim To Throne In Greek Revolt
Greek crisis deepens as Constantine abdicates amid revolution. Athens declares martial law as a revolutionary army advances. Crown Prince George may return Venizelos to a national government while Turkish actions in Thrace draw international attention. Reports claim mass killings of Greek and Armenian Christians in Aigaha district.
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Greece
Venizelos
George
Constantine
London
Offictn Acyrees
Athens
Icig
Athen
Athensa
Thrace
League May Extend Arms Pact Power to All Nations
The League of Nations assembly adopted a resolution to convoke an international conference. It seeks to extend Washington conference armament limits to private manufacturers and authorize a committee to draft a treaty reducing armaments with mutual guarantees.
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C International News Service
Geneva
League Or Nationa Assembly
Washington
Dr Pollock Defends Care For Walter Wehr In Jail
City physician Dr J K Pollock says he did all he could after Walter Wehr, jailed after a police pickup, exhibited no external injuries and appeared to be under liquor. He repeatedly examined Wehr, noting no marks, then after a morning decline ordered transfer to hospital where Wehr died.
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Dr. Pollock
Walter Wehr
J. K. Pollock
I T
Pollock
Wehr
Lennox says no mysterious woman in Ryhal case
Frank L. Lennox, father of murdered girl Clara Belle Lennox, says Thomas Verne Ryhal named a woman six weeks ago in jail and that his wife removed the clothing from the victim. He argues no reprieve or rehearing is warranted and that many residents would oppose any such action.
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Thomas Verne Ryhal
Clara Belle Lennox
Frank L. Lennox
Ryual
Rydal
Herbert J. Lennox
Mr. Lennox
Houghton University
Ryhal
New Castle
More British Ships Reach Dardanelles Reinforcement
Constantinople dispatch reports ten additional British ships arrived at the Dardanelles today to bolster naval forces, reinforcing the siege operations amid ongoing Balkan conflict.
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Dardanelles
International News Service
Constantinople
Dardaneles
Death Notice for Mrs Frank FEF Cunningham
Mrs Frank FEF Cunningham of Dean Block aged 64 died there. Survived by daughter Mrs Joel Hayt and son J H Kirkwood both of 65 South Beaver Root. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Frank Fef. Cunningham
Dean
Germany to Pay U.S. Rhine Army Expense in Dyes
Germany faces a $256 million owed for occupying troops on the Rhine. A Hughes plan credits dues against the German reparations account rather than cash, with Allied governments consenting. Dyes allocated via a voluntary American dye industry body have been delivered, but distribution machinery and tariff issues linger as Congress hesitates.
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Germany
Harry I
Rogers Internacional Mews Service
Washington, D. C
Rhine
Secretary of
State Hughes
International News Service
United States
Rhineland
Paris
Spain
Title Alliance
America
Fire destroys Keith farm barn and stock in Lancaster
A fire at Lucien Keiths two hundred acre Lancaster farm today destroyed the barn and cattle including horses, causing an estimated loss of $20,000.
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International News Service
Lancaster
Lucien Keith
Beaver Falls Marine First American in World War Arrives
The body of Harry Bracken of Beaver Falls, the first American marine at Beaver county to fault in the world year, arrived in New York yesterday. A tax collector sued his wife for divorce in Youngstown on grounds of alleged financial dissipation. Lucia Smith, 3, of Meadville, injured when struck by tram wheels while playing with a dog. Mercer county Sunday school survey finds 43,288 not enrolled in Protestant schools. An engine spark set clothing on fire in Reading railway incident. One death and five injured in a car crash near Shenandoah. Captain and Mrs Luster DL Chester observed a sixtieth wedding anniversary.
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Harry Bracken
Beaver Falls
Beaver County
New York
Dl AL Daubenmsive
Youngstown
Lucia Smith
Meadville
Mercer County
Co Shider
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