DIVERS SEARCH FOR SUNK Ondine Submarine OFF OPORTO
Paris reports three officers and 39 crewmen of the French submarine Ondine are believed sunk off Oporto after a collision with the Greek steamer Ekaterina Coulanderis. Divers were sent to the reported wreck site, but no trace or tapping signals have been found. The Ondine has been missing since October 1, and officials fear all aboard are lost. A full search has been ordered, with lifting gear potentially needing five days to reach the craft if found.
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Paris
U.P
Ondine
Oporto
Portugal
Ekaterina Coulanderis
Cherbourg
Ministry of Marine Steamships and Aircraft
Albert Leborgne
Rouben
Rotterdam
Ekaterina Coulandris
Verive
Open Atlantic Service Connects U S Spanish Line
Washington Oct 13 A conversation between President Coolidge and His Majesty the King of Spain opened the United States Spanish telephone line today.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Spain
Baseball Fever Fades as Ruth Hits Three Homers
The Yankees beat the Cardinals four straight while Babe Ruth blasted three home runs in the finale. Prohibition pressure grows as New York authorities crackdown on speakeasies, with twenty six poisoned whiskey deaths since last Saturday and forty closures among a thousand police investigations. The Supreme Court allows Canadians to cross the border for work before returning, with continued coverage on Page Three.
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Yankees
New York
Cardinals
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
The
Supreme Court
Hickory Street Property Bought by Pete McCabe
Pete McCabe owner of the Mc Cabe Restaurant on Pennsylvania Avenue West acquired the Ball property on Hickory Street, including two residences and six double garages, from E I Glassman. He took possession Saturday and plans to move his family from 411 Third Avenue West into the brick home at 387 Hickory Street in the near future.
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Pete McCabe
McCabe
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Hickory Street
Mr. McCabe
E. I. Glassman
Glassman
Warren Lodge of Owls
New State Patrolman Stationed in Warren
Patrolman Russell Beck, formerly at Greensburg, assigned to Warren station. Howard McJunkin promoted to corporal and placed in charge of Warren patrol. Beck has already arrived and will be on duty here permanently.
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Russel Beck
Greensburg
Warren
Highway Patrol
Howard McJunkin
Beck
Cold wave hits Midwest with 12 degree drop in hours
Chicago reports a rapid cold wave as government weather bureau notes a 12 degree fall from midnight to 8 AM. Temperatures slide to 62 while the day prior reached 78 at 2 PM. Forecast calls for colder air and fresh northerly winds. In Fall River, Mass, six textile mills announce wage increases of 5 34 percent benefiting about 7 000 workers starting Monday.
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Chicago
U. P
Middle West
Government Weather Bureau
Fall River
Mass
Hoover Finishes Boston Speech Preparations
Herbert Hoover completed final preparations for a Massachusetts trip aimed at boosting his campaign. He will speak Monday night in Boston on tariffs and foreign trade, outlining a prosperity theme. The itinerary includes station greetings in Springfield and Worcester and an official Boston Commons welcome.
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Washington
U. P
Herbert Hoover
Mass
Boston
Massachusetts
Springfield
Worcester
Hoover
Hover
Speaty
Newtonville
Boston Common
Nichols
Ther
Fuller
Republican Cervics Men’s League
Francis Prescott
Hoovie
Senator Smoot
Utah
Arthur Hyde
Missouri
Republican
John W. Davis
Episcopal bishop urges church to reaffirm prohibition stand
Bishop John Ward of Erie Pennsylvania urged the national Episcopal convention to reaffirm the New Orleans prohibition action of 1925. He introduced a resolution praising enforceable prohibition and anti narcotic laws and called on church members to set an obedience to law example. The measure was sent for committee review. Clarence Chamberlin departed Le Bourget Field Paris at 10:25 AM in his amphibian plane bound for Berlin in a trans Atlantic flight.
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Washington
John Ward
Erie
National Episcopal Convention
New Orleans
United States
Ward
Committee On Resolutions and Social Service
Chamberlin
LE Bourget Field
Paris
U.P
Clarence Chamberlin
Fiel
le Bourget
Berlin
Eleven Die After Mail Train Collision Near Charfield
Bristol dispatch reports eleven dead after a mail and freight train collision under Charfield station bridge, 17 miles from Bristol. Rescue teams worked through wreckage with feared further bodies beneath debris. total injured listed at 21, with none identified hours after the incident.
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Bristol
Eng
Bess
Charfield
Debrig
Italian Consul to Attend Sunday Celebration Here
Giovanni Cappabianci Italian consul at Erie will speak at Crescent Park Sunday afternoon during a Columbus Day celebration by the Marconi Society of Warren. The event opens Saturday with a dance at the Armory with Merle Jordan’s orchestra. If not rained out a parade will leave the Marconi lodge to Crescent Park, ending with a tableau on Columbus arrival and remarks by Cappabianci and other speakers.
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Giovanni Cappabianci
Erie
Crescent Park
Marconi Society of Warren
Armory
Merle Jordan
Marconi Society
Library Theatre
Third Avenue
Hickory Street
Hickory
Columbus
America
Borgesa L. E. Chapman
Fred Windsor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Russell Street
Market Street
Fourth Avenue
Morrison Street
Liberty Street
Plan New Manse With $10,000 Gift
Trustees of the Presbyterian church of Tidioute plan a new pastor’s manse funded by a $10,000 gift from a congregation member. The present structure will be razed and a new building erected on the site, with ground to be broken next spring. The donor’s name was not disclosed.
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Presbyterian Church of
Lambert
Rev
Tidioute
Titusville
Vare Hearing Concludes Testimony in Pittsburgh
The senate subcommittee on the Vare-Wilson U.S. Senate seat contest will finish taking testimony in Pittsburgh today. The second sitting opened yesterday under Senator Charles W. Waterman with witnesses called to prove the honesty of William S. Ware’s 1926 campaign, as political leaders of Allegheny County testified on behalf of the Philadelphian.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Senate
United States Senate
Charles W. Waterman
Colorado
William 3. Ware
Allegheny County
Public Shower Day Sparks Donations at Children’s Home
The Children’s Home on Conenan go avenue resembled an army commissary as hundreds of donated food, clothing, and toys were unloaded. Forty Boy Scouts and 18 vehicles collected in Warren and then in Garland, Columbus, Russell, Akeley, and Pittsfield. Director George Calderwood noted record contributions and higher quality clothing this year. Scouts paused for hot dogs and cocoa provided by local merchants.
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Conenango Avenue
Army Commissary
Warren
Garland
Columbus
Russell
Akeley
Pittsfield
George Calderwood
D. L. Lewis Market
Pennsylvania Avenue
Srout
Frank Roud
Eastern Star Officers Visit Warren for District Banquet
State officers of the Order of Eastern Star led by Jane B M Roberts and Orin W McElwee of Pennsylvania will attend a District No 3 banquet and meeting next Wednesday at Founder's Hall and the Y W C A Activities building. Miss Florence Shawkey IC D G M heads arrangements with all district chapters Sally tickets available from committee members and Wanderboe's store on Liberty Street.
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Jane BM. Roberts
Orin W. McElwee
Pennsylvania
Orand
Order of Eastern Star
Florence Shawkey
Founder's Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
Oil City
Franklin
Tidiouty
Tionesta
Rouseville
Wanderboe
Liberty Street
Auto Hits Pole Injuring Two Women on Jackson Run Road
Two women identified as Mrs. Frank Williams and her mother Mrs. Florence Brinkley sustained cuts and bruises in an automobile accident on Jackson Run Road Friday afternoon. They were discharged from Warren General Hospital Saturday. The car, driven by Frank Williams, swerved after a front tire blew and struck a telephone pole. Frank Williams and his daughter Rose Zaie were uninjured and the vehicle was badly damaged.
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Lwo Tiona
Jackson Runl Road
Warren General
Frank Williams
Florence Brinkley
Shock Restores War Veteran's Memory
Pueblo Colorado October 13 U P The shock of being thrown from a car rough ride into a stream restored the memory of Harry Devlin a World War I veteran who wandered for twelve years while his Toronto parents believed he had been killed in action Devlin was injured in a 1916 French air crash He was robbed and cast from a car by strangers who left him unconscious in a hospital where he recovered memory yesterday
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Pueblo
Colo
U.P
Hein
Pere
Harry Devlin
Toronto
Canada
Devlin
France
Mumps Epidemic Quarantine Hits Warren County Schools
Attendance across Warren County schools drops as about 100 mumps cases are quarantined. Dr. C. W. Schmehl cites Youngsville as the infection center, with cases also in Pleasant Township. Strict quarantines aim to curb spread while two typhoid cases appear in Mead and Eldred townships. Four scarlet fever cases are reported in Warren and at Glade Russell and Kinman. Elizabeth McNeil recovers from infantile paralysis as quarantine ends for Barnes.
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Warren County
C. W. Sehmehl
Youngsville
Pleasant Township
Schmehl
Mead Township
Eldred
Olean
N.Y
Warren
Board of Health
Glade
Russell and
Kinman
Elizabeth McNeil
Barnes
Ralph Brown
New Instructor Arrives in Boro Seeks School Reform
Miss Mary Pollock formerly of Pineville College arrives in Warren to organize home economics work in Warren and Forest counties. She replaces Miss Dagmar Wulff as home economics representative for State College district, with duties in Warren and Forest counties and a temporary posting directing the Sugar Grove clothing center until October 22.
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Mary Pollock
Pineville College
Pineville
Warren
Farm Bureau
Court House
Forest
Miss Pollock
Dagmar Wulff
State College
Miss Wulff
Erie
Maryland College
Pollock
Sugar Grove Clothing Center
American miner killed by bandits near Mascota
Mexico City dispatch reports Charles Smith, an American mining man, murdered by bandits near Mascota. Lieut. Col. Julio Pardinals said the American was shot after refusing to supply arms and horses to the attackers.
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Mexico City
U P
Charles Smith
Mascota
Guadalajara
Excelsior
Julio Pardinals
Graf Zeppelin Heads for Cape Hatters after stabilizer damage
The Graf Zeppelin, slowed by a damaged port stabilizer later repaired, faces head winds on a course toward Cape Hatteras. Commander Rosendahl radioed the Navy from Washington noting 1800 miles east of Charleston and 35 knots, with repairs underway and surface vessels on standby.
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Washington
Lakehurst
Navy Department
Ronendahl
U.S
Bermuda
Rosendahl
U.S.T
Charleston
S.C
Cape Hattleras
Navy
EB. Rosendahl
Messagre
Destroyera Ab
Log of the Zeppelin Flight Across Europe to Bermuda
A historical log records a Zeppelins journey starting from Friedrichshafen Germany at 1 52 A M and passing over several European locations including Constance Basie Franco German border Lyon and Montolimar before reaching the Atlantic near Gibraltar. The craft later reports contact with Radio Marine Corp in Chat ham Massachusetts and heads toward Bermuda at 85 miles per hour, with a radio update from SS Republic noting position at 32.25 N 29.00 W.
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Friedrichshate
Germany
Constance
Basie
Switzerland
Bolsamy Prance
Lyony Prance
Montolimar
France
Stes
Maties de Lamer
Barcelomy Spala
Tarragona
Spain
Castellon
Spaim
Atlentic Ocean
Gibraltar
Funchal
Madeira Island
Horta
Ameres
Radio Marine Corporation
Chatham
Mass
Gaid
Bermuda
Fanehal
Madeira
Radio Corporation
S. 5S
Republic
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast calls for light showers and colder tonight with Sunday partly cloudy and colder. Observations record low water levels on the river and light precipitation. Sunrise and sunset times noted for Sunday, with moon and sun data aligned to daily schedule.
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Open Atlantic Service
Abe Martin
Arthur Brisbane
Pete M’cabe
Midwest
Parade
Tidioute Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Calderwood
Eastern Star
Boro
Cape Hatteras
Navy Dept
the Tribune
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