Extremists Fail to Gain Centro Influence in Labour Conference
In Liverpool on September 29 the 25th annual Labour Party conference rejected a bid by extremists to admit communists. The standing orders panel backed a three year ban on revisiting agenda items including communists, and a motion to reconsider failed 2,954,000 to 321,000, signaling limited impact for extremists.
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F. A. Wray
Liverpool
Extremers
Labor Party
Standing Orders Committee
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Mrs Bertha Goss of Youngstown and John Treharne of Youngstown. Discharged Mrs Alice Medard of Wampum, Mrs Charlotte Harkless of New Castle, Mrs Anna Hamilton of Shenango Street.
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Bertha Gosslar
Youngstown
John Treharne
Alice Medard
Wampum
Charlotte Harkless
New Castle
Anna Hamilton
Shenango Street
What Did You See A Colorful Local Page Vignette
A series of brief vignettes captures city life and events. A colored woman arrives at the police station by taxi to tell the chief a tale of woe. A businessman buys a paper then discards the comics. Friends advise remedies for a sprained ankle. A ribbons clerk measures by arm length. A recently married man endures jibes from bachelor friends. Steel mill workers wait for an owl bus after a night shift. A second group waits across Washington street for an East Side bus. Indignant baseball fans condemn Berney Dreyfuss for World Series reservations. Two farmers chat on the Court House porch.
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North Hill
Washington Street
Winds Hinder Rescue of Sunken S-51 Submarine
After the S-51 sank east of Block Island following a collision with the City of Rome, rescuers faced heavy seas and shifting winds. Divers were sent to reconnoiter the hull though conditions worsened, sparking continued hopes that some crew might survive in the after compartments with oxygen and food.
French Finance Talks Teeter on American Demands
An American commission rejects Caillaux’s counter proposal as French experts study a four page Mellon memo outlining how France could meet terms without harming its economy. If Caillaux rejects, a sharp room discussion could yield a settlement or rupture within 48 hours before his Paris boat Friday departure.
Authorities Probe Beale Case After Car Crash Mystery
Beale's family clings to identification of a body found in a wrecked car after it left a Hancock loading place. Fire consumed the vehicle and a charred body was found. chemists may confirm if it is Beale. Beale was said to carry $2000, now unlocated, as investigations proceed. two states are cited in the mystery.
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Beale
Hancock
Franco American Debt Negotiations Near To Showdown
Two main points of difference in France debt settlement with the United States center on annual payments and an automatic revision clause. France rejects payments above 100 million dollars yearly while the Americans want about 150 million after a ten year breathing period. An automatic downward revision clause could trigger if political overturns occur in France.
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France
M. Caillaux
American Commission
Washington
le Matin
America
Echo de Paris
Caillaux
Eve Nouvelle
Unique Display In Uptown Store Window
New Castle Box Co. secures show window at Mercer and Washington streets to display a ton load of kindling wood. Factory improvements ensure constant supply and Penn Coal and Supply Co. arranged for delivery if desired.
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New Castle Box Co
Mercer and
Washington Streets
Penn Coal and Supply Co
Bandits Shoot Bank Chauffeur at Cambridge Payroll Heist
Edward Ross the Central Trust chauffeur is dead and Rufus Johnson the messenger is severely wounded after bandits held up the bank car at the Ward Baking Company plant in Cambridge Massachusetts. A payroll of 10200 is missing as three robbers fled in a waiting car. Willia O Toole guarded Johnson and the incident ended with Ross shot in the chest.
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International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Edward Ross
Central Trust Company
Rufus Johnson
Messenger
Ward Baking Company
Willia O'Toole
Johnson
Ross
Mitchell urges independent air force to win future wars
Col Mitchell renews charges on air service telling the president's board that aviation will dominate future conflict. He argues coast defense is obsolete and cites the need for a strong air arm to defeat enemies and speed victory. He says testimony can stand without oath and stresses a world role for air power.
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Col. Mitchell
Mitchell
Morrow
Bingham
United States
America
Groundhog Kills Child Nips Woman in Butler Street Tale
In Butler Pennsylvania a groundhog bit a child on the leg when she opened a screen door to view the animal on West Pearl street. C E Cronenwett then shot the animal. later it was found to be a harmless groundhog. The incident surprised locals as a young groundhog approached a building in autumn.
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Butler
West Pearl Street
Walters Motor man seeks lookout for gunshot wound suspect
R G McKembry of Walters Motor company in Coraopolis Pa asked police to be on the lookout for a man needing medical attention after a gunshot wound. He said a group stole cars from the garage, clubbed the watchman, and one thief is believed shot.
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R. G. McKembry
Walters Motor Company
Coraopolis
McKembry
First Body Found From S-51 Battery Room
News from Admiral Christy reports the first body recovered from the S-51 salvage. Engineman John J. Gibson of Portland Oregon was found in the battery room, his body brought to the surface, raising fragile hopes of additional survivors among 34 missing men after the S-51 was rammed by the City of Rome off Block Island.
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H. H. Christy
Gibson
Rome
Block Island
Naval
Flanigan
New London
John J. Gibson
Hall Street
Portland
Oregon
Spicer Avenue
Christy
Two Injured in Auto Crash on Moravia Street
A northbound vehicle at high speed on Moravia street collided near the center of the intersection with Mrs. Gosslar and Tre Harne ejected from their car. Both were taken to Shenango Valley hospital by Jos. S. Rice Co. ambulances. Cameron sustained a shoulder injury. Martin escaped injury. A second crash at Moravia and Division streets involved Stanley Blasak and a Pennsylvania licensed car, both cars damaged. George Gronman reported being struck by George Grant near No. 118 North Mill street but Grant said he was not hurt. Mrs. Ella Beacom has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bea com.
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Gibson
Moravia Street
Cameron
Unveil Markers in Westfield Cemetery Saturday
Daughters of American Revolution host an October 3 program at Westfield Presbyterian Church. Markers for Revolutionary War soldiers James Allsworth Francis Nesbit and William Carson will be unveiled with a brief historical address and benediction by Rev. Ross M. Haverfield.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Westfield Presbyterian Church
James Alsworth
Francis Nesbit
William Carson
Ross M. Haverfield
Robert Hammil
Mr Jackson U. Po
Lawrence
America
Haverfield
Frances Fullerton
W. B. MccCurley
A. H. Fullerton
Allsworth
Frances McClelland
Dell Davidson
Mary Fullerton
Velma Fullerton
Alice Fullerton
Pauline Gil
Marie McCurley
Willis McCurley
Jean Brewster
Carson
Marybelle McClelland
James Y. Carson
Nesta Allsworth
Robert Webber
Becky Jane Carson
Hammi
Grange Hall
Caillaux Offer Called Final by Paris Press
Paris reports indicate Caillaux faces a final moment in debt talks with Washington. Premier Painleve cites optimism despite a critical moment. Caillaux promises return October second as reports from Washington are reviewed by the cabinet. A Buddhist university for women in Tokyo costs 750000 dollars and will be built within two years.
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Premier Painleve
M. Caillaux
M. Doumergue
Painleve
Washington
Tokyo
Sojiji
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Oswald Todd and others
Obituary notices from Port Allegany and nearby towns record the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Carnes Todd 64 wife of Oswald Todd in Port Allegany Pa from a stroke suffered weeks earlier. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Juliet Morrison Mrs Geraldine Gilliland and Robert Lawrence Dripps with funeral details and interment at local cemeteries.
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Margaret Carnes Todd
Oswald Todd
Port Allegany
Todd
New Castle
Martin Carnes
Port Allegar
Las
Thomas and
Russell
Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Charles
Marion Ind
Daniel Carnes
Marry Froelich
Toledo
William Spencer
Kansas City
Kansas
Jane Carnes
Port Allegan
Funeral Rites Held for Frank McGonigle at St Marys Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9 am for Frank McGonigle of North Beaver Street at St Marys Church with Rev Fr Fitzpatrick presiding. Pallbearers included local funeral directors David M Ritchie J C Offutt Fred C Wolford Lou Boyd J R Hodge and Charles Kelley. Burial was in St Marys Cemetery. Antonio Musoman age 7 died Monday at home of son Benjamin Musoman 39 East Washington Street. He also left wife and several siblings Mrs Bell Borio Mrs Mary Borio Mrs Rose Ross and Benjamin Museman in this city with relatives in Sharon and Buffalo. Funeral for Antonio is set for Wednesday 8 39 am from St Vitus Church with interment in St Vitus Cemetery.
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Juliet F Morrison
William FP. Morrison
East North Street
Morrison
Mercer County
Ashbury
Jane McLean Leech
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Howard Morrison
Clyde P Morrison
Homer Fenton
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert Lawrence Dripps
Edenburg
Ross Haverfield
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Raymond Rhinehart
George Kaufman
Randall Park
William Louden
Clinton Cemetery
Frank ©. MccGonigle
North Beaver Street
St. Mary's Church
Fr Fitzpatrick
David M. Ritchie
J. C Offutt
Fred C. Wolford
Lou Boyd
J. R. Hodge
Charles Kelley
St. Marvws Cemetery
Antonio Musoman
Benjamin Musoman
East Washington Street
Bell Borio
Mary Borio
Rose Ross
Benjamin Museman
Joseph
Sharon
Minnie Julian
Buffalo
N.Y
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus
Funeral services for Robert F Leonard to be held Thursday
Funeral services for Robert F Leonard will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m from his residence 906 Croton avenue. Burial will be in Savannah cemetery. Myrtle Virginia Brightshue died at Willow Grove at three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Brighstshue. Services were held at 2 o clock this afternoon from the house.
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Robert F Leonard
Croton Avenue
Savannah Cemetery
Myrtle Virginia Brightshue
Charles Brigshtshue
Willow Grove
Four Brothers
Obituaries and burial notices from Clinton and Rose Point areas
Betty Lou Womer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Womer died at home in Clinton and interment will be in Clinton cemetery. Harriet Kelty widow of Dr A A Kelty died in Rose Point after a stroke with service at Rose Point church and interment in Rose Point cemetery. The mammoth skeleton found near Bichoury in trans Baikal region is described as the largest on record with shank bones around 699 pounds and teeth weighing eight pounds.
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Betty Lou Womer
Paul Womer
Fami
Clinton
John Worner
Clinton Cemetery
Harriet Kelty
A. A. Kelty
Rose Point
Quest Street
Kelty
Pentecostal Mission
Jacob
Harriet Onner
Harriet
Edward E. Kelly
California
Harrie M
Harry
Rey F. D. Drake
Rose Point Cemetery
International News Service
Moscow
Bichoury
trans-Baikal
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