Missing New York Boy Believed Held by Tramps
Franklin Roshek, 14, missing for seven days, might be with tramps seeking ransom after a telegram tied him to a westbound passage via Hollidaysburg. Father suspects stories of the open road by a man named Hunchback Reilly influenced the boy to run away. Police hunt another Reilly. one held at the Tombs on suspected charges.
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New York
Franklin Roshek
International News Service
C. W. Meyers
Hollidaysburg
Duncansville
Blair County
Frank Roshek
Kidd
Reilly
Franklin
Middle West
John J. Reilly
Woman in Man's Attire Found Among Cars at Junction
Mrs. Katherine Kusnievek of Charles Street was found early morning in her husband's clothes among box cars at New Castle Junction by Baltimore and Ohio railroad officers. City officers placed her in county jail pending mental condition investigation after she appeared with face blacked and hat pulled down.
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Katherine Kusnievek
Charles Street
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Minnie McKibben
John McCormack Innocent Cause Of Rift In Home Of Ex Mrs Caruso
Captain Ernest Ingram says his estrangement from Dorothy Benjamin stems from visits with John McCormack the Irish tenor in unfashionable Irish restaurants. Ingram states McCormack is the innocent cause of the trouble following their Palm Beach wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Caruso
Central Press
London
Ernest Ingram
Dorothy Benjamin
New York
Enrico Caruso
Ingrams
Palm Beach
Ingram
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso Ingram
Monument Unveiled In Seattle For World Flight Pioneers
In Seattle Sand Point an unveiling honors the three air pioneers Major Frederick L. Martin Lieut Lowell Smith and Lieut Erick Nelson after completing a 28000 mile world voyage. The ceremony marks the end of an epochal flight with international participation and a two week rest planned before returning the Douglas air cruisers to San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Seattle
Wash
America
Pacific
Globe
Sand Point Aviation Field
Air Magellans
Frederick L. Martin
Air Venture
Alaska
Lowell Smith
Erick Nelson
Leigh Wade
United States
Major Martin
Great Britain
Army
Navy
San Diego
Price Placed on Heads of Pekin Leaders by Chang
Chang Tso Lin issues a circular ordering a price of 20000 dollars on Marshall Wu Pei Fu and President Tsao Kun. Lu Yung Hsiang hosts talks with Sun Fo at Lung Wha, as Sun Fo seeks aid for a northward Canton drive. Reports say Kiangsu troops attack Huangtu and Liuho fail to advance. Chekiang gains in Kading. heavy casualties reported.
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International
Shanghai
Wu Pei Fu
Tsao Kun
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Mukden
Lung Wha
Lu Yung Hsiang
Sun Fo
Sun Yat Sen
Southern China Republic
Canton
China
Kiangsu
Huangtu
Liuho
Kading
Seek To Prevent Japs From Voting Against Protocol
A Geneva conference seeks to stop Japan from voting against the arbitration protocol to save the proposed international disarmament talks. Leaders including Ishii and Briand press Japan to abstain rather than veto. The unanimity rule risks wrecking the disarmament project if an adverse Japanese vote occurs.
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International News Service
Geneva
Japan
Viscount Ishii
M. Hymans
Belgium
B. Briand
France
Signor Salandra
Italy
M. Politis
Greece
Lord Parmoor
England
Capture man who shot aged woman in Cincinnati
Cincinnati bulletin reports Vinson Perin aged 50 surrendered to police and agreed to dictate a confession for the murder of his mother in law Frances D Rawson a 77 year old widow. Perin was being held at police headquarters for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
International News Service
Vinson Perin
Inlaw
Frances D. Rawson
Hubbard Road Man Shot By Highwaymen
Louis Badceg, 22, of Hubbard Road, is at St. Elizabeth hospital with a bullet wound in the right arm, claiming highwaymen halted his car on Hubbard Road and shot him during a scuffle. Authorities in Trumbull and Mahoning counties pursue the alleged attackers. He arrived at the hospital by car.
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Louis Badceg
Hubbard Road
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Youngstown
Badceg
Trumbull
Mahoning
Badcey
Yanks Complete Worldwide Journey In Fifty-Four Days
Arthur Mometer notes the Yanks have ended their globe trek in their homeland after a perilous air journey. The group crossed ice, snow, mountains, deserts, jungles, and tides in a craft described as modern Magellans, proving Yankee grit throughout the voyage.
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U.S. A
O. K
Ice Pick Used By Pittsburgh Woman To Kill Husband
Margaret Elizabeth Gardner 22 is held in Oakland police custody after her husband Edward R. Gardner 38 was found murdered in their Pittsburgh home. Police say she confessed to stabbing him with an ice pick claiming self defense after years of alleged abuse. The couple, once Chicago residents, had worked for Kinney Rome mattress makers with Edward recently managing the Pittsburgh office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gardner
Butler Remains To Sit Delayed In Philadelphia Crisis
General Smedley D. Butler likely stays as Director of Public Safety in Philadelphia for another day as health delays his return to City Hall. A massive town meeting at the Academy of Music, organized by the law enforcement league, plans a 4000 strong rally to back Butler despite Mayor Kendrick’s ongoing plan to dismiss him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Kendrick
Butler
Academy of Music
Law Enforcement League
County Prepares Ballot For November Election
County commissioners received a sample ballot from the state showing nine parties Republican Democratic Socialist Prohibition American Commonwealth Labor Industrial and Workers with one constitutional amendment. The vote question asks Shall a Constitutional amendment to be held in 1925 as required by the Act of the Legislature passed June 12 1923. Printing bids depend on registration totals after October 4 last city registration day. No absentee voters this year due to a Dauphin County court ruling.
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Lawrence County
State Department
Harrisburg
Industrial
Clark
James Lamoree
New Castle
Dauphin County
Football Player Dies After Rib Pierces Heart
Harrisburg Illinois September 29 Max Lancaster 22 former star football player of the local high school died today after a tackle in a game between Harrisburg and Gaskins City independent teams. The knee of a tackler pierced his chest and he collapsed then died at his mother's feet.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gaskins City
Max Lancaster
Southern Illinois
Lancaster
Saturday Is Last Registration Day for City Voters
Saturday October 4 is the final day for city voters to register. Registration has been light on prior days but a large turnout is expected Saturday. Voters are urged to visit early to aid registrars and avoid wait times at the polls.
France Approves Arbitration Amid Japan Tension
Paris reports the French cabinet unanimously approves the League of Nations arbitration protocol despite hostility from Japan and authorizes the Geneva delegation to sign it.
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France
Japan
Frank E. Mason
International News Service
Paris
Geneva
Wreckage Found of Freight Steamer Clifton in Lake Huron
Detroit report details discovery of the Clifton wreckage near Goderich after it sank in a September storm en route to Detroit from Mackinaw Straits. Pilot house debris and a cabin door bearing the boat's name were recovered as search for crew continues.
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International News Service
Detroit
Mich
Clifton
Lake Huron
Goderich
Straits of Mackinaw
Falcon
Alpena
Death notices for several residents in Moravia and nearby streets
Death records list Elizabeth May Glitsch 45 of 211 North Malnut street Edward McCune 31 of rear 222 Pearson street Lawrence J Gilboy 48 of 474 Ne shannock avenue and Arthur Howard Miller 3 of Moravia street.
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Elizabeth May Glitsch
North Malnut Street
Edward McCune
Pearson Street
Lawrence J. Gilboy
Neshannock Avenue
Arthur Howard Miller
Moravia Street
Motorist Beaten Unconscious Along Road At Pottstown
Arthur Brown of Reading was found unconscious in a wrecked car along the Pottstown West Chester highway after a beating by three highwaymen. He was hospitalized with internal injuries, fractured ribs, and a possible skull fracture. He says one attacker, a colored man, struck him with a brick and the trio robbed him of $32. Police suspect the same gang responsible for a prior murder nearby.
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International News Service
Pottstown
Arthur Brown
Reading
West Chester
Homeopathic Hospital
Brown
Joseph Krug
Niece Killed by Automobile In Stoneboro
Mrs. W. H. Grove of Edison Avenue learned Sunday morning that her seven year old niece Marjory McClymonds of Cleveland was killed Saturday evening by a car in front of her home. The child, daughter of Earl McClymonds, was a frequent visitor to Stoneboro and beloved by locals. Mr. Grove left Sunday for Cleveland to bring the body, and the family will remain in Stoneboro until the funeral.
Youngstown Boy Killed In Sunday Car Crash
Mike Corelli twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Corelli of 146 North Fruit street Youngstown Ohio died Sunday afternoon from a fractured skull after the automobile in which he and three companions from Youngstown ran over an embankment near Beaver Falls and overturned. The driver is in Beaver Falls hospital in serious condition and another rider escaped by jumping from the car when control was lost. The Corelli boy body was taken to Youngstown today.
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Mike Corelli
Charles Corelli
North Fruit Street
Youngstown
Beaver Falls
Corelli
Pringle Given Ten Years In Cleveland
Kenneth Pringle a New Castle man previously found not guilty here on a serious charge has been sentenced to ten years in the Ohio state prison in Columbus for a similar Cleveland case. He was arrested June 7 in Cleveland on a charge of assaulting 12 year old Edith Hoffman of Wade Park Cleveland and was found guilty in Cleveland court.
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Kenneth Pringle
New Castleman
Ohio State
Columbus
Cleveland
Pringle
Edith Hoffman
Wade Park
New Castle Fair Opens On Tuesday
New Castle’s annual fair opens Tuesday with a premier midway featuring clean wholesome amusement. Concessions manager S B Carpenter says old-time midway glories return without risque shows. Traveling shows have been gathered to offer the best in bona fide amusement while objectionable features are excluded. Stock display arrivals continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
S. B. Carpenter
Carpenter
La Follette Delays Nationwide Tour Start
Senator Robert M. La Follette, independent presidential candidate, will delay at least another week his departure on a nationwide stump speaking tour. Progressives said the plan was to leave Washington within days and tour from coast to coast until election day.
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International News Service
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Progressive
la Follette
Marriage Licenses Listed for Edward J. DuPont and Others
The notice lists couples including Edward J. DuPont and Mary E. Butler, Thomas Phillips and Rose Rogert, Joseph K H Moody and Hazel E. Garrett, George W. Campbell and Bertha A. Stewart, along with Buffalo Sabatino and Mae Napolitano. Locations span New Castle Pittsburgh Ellwood City and New Castile.
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Edward J. DuPont
Butler Mary E. Jones
Butler Thomas Phillips
New Castle
Colored Man Sought For Knife Attack On Pryor
Police seek a tall colored man in an overall suit and light hat who allegedly cut Jim Pryor on Preston avenue near Bank. Pryor says he asked to change a five dollar bill. assailant slashed his left ear and struck him with a brick. Officers Lynch and Young searched the Bad Lands but found no suspect.
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Jim Pryor
Preston Avenue
Bank Street
Pryor
Lynch
Young
City Council Orders Removal Of Iron Post On Private Property
City officials ordered the street department to remove an iron post located at the corner of Robinson and Smithfield streets on private property. The action follows a dispute over encroachment and safety concerns.
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City Council
Street Department
Robinson and
Smithfield Streets
News Snapshots From Venango to Sharon Area
Snapshots report wool poolings sold to R J Schnizer of Mercer county at 40 to 51 cents a pound. A Carnegie man allegedly shot his wife after domestic trouble. A Youngstown boy killed in a Beaver Falls car crash. A Clarksburg crash injures a U S commissioner’s son who dies. A Good Government league forms in McKees Rocks. Hostetter of Pasadena dies. Western Pennsylvania delegates attend United Trades council in Sharon.
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Venango County
R. J.schnizer
Mercer County
Western
Pennsylvania
United Trades Council
Sharon
T. J. McMichael
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Chang
Lung
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Arthur Mometer
Margaret Elizabeth Gardner
Der
Margaret Elizabeth
Pleayer
Yeggs
Frank Baldwin
Carnegie, Pa
Sadie
Mike Cedelli
Clarksburg
W. Va
Samuel Gordon
George H. Gordon
U. S
McKees Rocks
Albert KK. Travis
Herbert Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Manufactuer of
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