Donor Trucks Aid Warren General Hospital Fund Drive
Boy Scouts aided by residents in Warren County as trucks delivered donations and food to Warren General Hospital on donation day. Miss L Mae Priddle supervised unloading while Scout Executive Frank C Roudassiged crews to routes. merchants supplied vehicles and a noon luncheon was served.
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Waren County
Warren General Hospital
L. Mae Priddle
Walter Heasley
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Tidioutey Russell
Chandlers Valley
Sheffield
Frank C. Roud
Miner Crary
Baird Tire Shop
John 8. Bayer
Walter W. Beaty
Bell Telephone Company
A. R. Black
Jerry Crary
Greenland-Lutz Company
Hubbard Sales Company
New Process Company
Penna Electric Company
Pickett Hardware Company
Piso Companys
United Refining Company
Warren County Dairy Association
Woren Water Company
N. K. Werdelboe Company
E. D. Wetmore
Wilson-Wetmore Lumber Company
Wisger Oil Company
Walker Ice Cream Company
Superior Laundry
C. A. Beckley
Kenneth Anderson
John Steinkamp
Bert Wadams
Frank Gerardi
Stephen Stcovp
Thomas Gerardi
David Shields
Louis Hogan
Herbert Danielson
L. Anderson
Jack Staward
Harold Eck
Clair Reynolds
Gordon Burke
Bob Moran
Bill Bail
George Jackson
Jim Hazeltine
Ida Brun To
Pretty Cold Day in Pennsylvania City
A Pennsylvania Gas Company thermometer failed to advance to 50 degrees Saturday, resting at 46 degrees from eight until two o'clock.
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Alercury
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Canvas and Cottages Dominate Business and Art Echoes
The article notes breathtaking art driven value with paintings fetching $20 000 per square foot in New York as Vermeer’s Allegory of the New Testament inspires painters to consider real estate talent. Walter P Chrysler plans a 68 story Manhattan office tower costing fourteen million while Rockefeller and Straus back the project with seven and a half million in loans. Rockefeller Institute reports a convalescent serum showing strong infantile paralysis results, signaling triumph of science over disease. a closing line mentions a British viscountess unlocking something with a silver key on page three.
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Colonel Priedsam
New York
Verweer
Walter P. Chrysler
Manhatsa
W. Straus
Man of Vision
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
Mother and Child Near Death From Yard Fire Burns
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on October 20 Irene Cluss aged five suffered severe burns when her clothing caught fire from burning paper in the yard. Her mother rushed to beat out the flames and sustained serious burns in the effort.
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Shenandoah, Pa
Irene Cluss
Pilot Plans Stunt Flight Over Boao Today
Colonel J J Grady will pilot 3 Wato airplanes in a stunt over Warren this Saturday afternoon looping and rolling high above the borough between 3 and 5 oclock. On Sunday he will offer passenger flights at Brokenstraw Valley airport along Roosevelt highway between Youngsville and Pittsfield. Grady, a World War veteran, was part of the earlier Brokenstraw airport circus known as seven aviators.
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Warren
J. J. Grady
Wato
Grady
Brokenstraw Valley
Roosevelt Highway
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Brokenstraw
Secretary admits taking salary without work in Byrthe case
Patrick Doyne, secretary of the Byrthe township school board, testified at an ouster hearing that he received $750 a year as secretarial pay and did no work. The admission was noted during the hearing held in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, as citizens pursue action against the board.
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Pottsville
Byrthe Township
Patrick Doyne
Body of Mail Pilot Taken to Chicago
The body of William C. Hopson, 33, a New York to Cleveland mail flyer, killed in a Polk County crash near Franklin, will be taken to his Chicago home. His ex wife asked for cremation in Omaha with ashes scattered over the Omaha airport.
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Franklin
U. P
William C. Hopson
New York
Cleveland
Polk
Here
Chicago
Hopson
Jeanette F
Omaha
Threat of Countrywide Express Strike Looms
Oct 20 report from New York and Washington describes a threatened nationwide walkout by express workers after talks between the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and American Railway Express Co broke down. The company demands names of leaders from three February strikes. union rejects the demand and seeks mediation. Some 55,000 workers could be involved if a new strike occurs as mediation chief Winslow studies the dispute, which may affect 135,000 express employees.
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New York
The
Nation l
Brotherhood of Railway Steamship Clerks
American Railway Express Co
Express Company
United States Mediation Board
Washington
Man Winslow
Express
United States
Winslow
Railway
Steamship
Clerks Union
Express Companies
Camployers
Parker Resigns as Manager of Local Theatre
Parker resigns as manager of the Columbia Theatre in Warren. He will stay at his Columbia Theatre building address while Erie office seeks his successor and he plans to enter another business locally. Parker previously oversaw the Strand’s remodel into the Columbia and is noted for Warren County Agricultural Association work and fair attractions.
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Manley D. Parker
Columbia Theatre
Columbia Amusement Company of
Erie
Mr. Parker
Parker
Warren
Strand Theatre
The
Columbia
Warren County Agricultural Association
Dismissal of Philadelphia Detective Beckman Ordered
The Civil Service Commission ordered Captain of Detectives Charles Beckman dismissed from the police force effective from his suspension last month. The ruling ended his bid to resign and revealed he had a $75,000 fortune and met alleged bootlegger king Max Hoff during his tenure leading the city detectives. Beckman denied the charges.
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Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Charles Beckman
Beckman
Max
Boo Boo) Hoff
John Monaghan
Woman fails to set endurance record in solo flight
Mrs Martha Beying attempted to break an endurance mark from Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey on October 20 but her solar powered plane stalled as air pressure on the mirror failed. She took off from Teterboro airport at 7 38 a m and landed at 2 04 p m Local mechanics began installing a new motor in the Challenger biplane and she said she would try again tomorrow at dawn.
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Hasbrouck ‘Heights
N. J
Mrrs
Martha ‘Be
Dra
Mra
Bevies
Teterbetow
Amail
Graf Zeppelin Western Tour Set To Start Next Wednesday
Dr. Hugo Eckener plans a train departure to begin the Graf Zeppelin Western tour. After a Press Club luncheon in Washington, the crew will visit the Goodyear plant in Akron and travel to Chicago. Weather permitting, the dirigible will depart Lakehurst for a westbound test, with stops at Scott Field and Belleville, before returning to Lakehurst and heading home to Germany. Grezinski sailed home yesterday, with no implication of a boycott by the passengers.
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Washington
Hugo Eckener
United States
Eckener
National Press Club
Akron
Lehman
Zeppelin
Chicago
Graf Zeppelin
Lakehurst
Scott Field
Belleville
Ill
Germany
Atlantic
Grezinski
Queen Marie in Excellent Health in Roumania
Queen Marie of Roumania was reported in excellent health today and influenza rumors were denied. She will observe her 53rd birthday on October 29.
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Bucharest
Roumania
U. P
Marie of
British flyer MacDonald abandons hope of landing in Britain
London report says Lieut. Commander H. C. MacDonald, who departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland in a Gypsy Moth Wednesday to cross the Atlantic, has exhausted all hope of reaching any part of the British Isles. A single sighting occurred about 700 miles east of Harbor Grace as strong mid ocean winds and stiff breezes near the Irish coast tempered expectations of a successful landing in Ireland or Scotland.
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London
H. C. MacDonald
British Isles
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Irish
MacDonald
Ireland
Scotland
Question Suspects In Two Year Old Murder
Philadelphia police say they solved the two year old murder of Robert Lee Gustine who was shot while trying to stop car thieves. Detectives questioned James Slavin and Loxon Linder over roles in the shooting and a detective questioned John Bedner now serving a sentence. He implicated Slavin and Linder.
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Philadelphia
U P
Robert Lee Gustine
James Slavin
Oxon Linder
Lahey
John Bedner
Eastern Penitentiary
Showers and Colder Forecast for Week Reach Washington
Weather outlook for October 22 to 27 covers North and Middle Atlantic states with showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week end. Temperatures run slightly below normal early in the week, moderating Tuesday, then turning colder Thursday or Friday. In the Ohio Valley a period of showers Monday or Tuesday and again Friday accompanies generally moderate first half and colder mid to late week.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Seven Civil Cases Set for Trial and Seven More to Be Rescheduled
Seven suits are listed for trial at the civil court term opening Monday before Prothonotary E. B. Whiting. Of twenty calendar cases, four were settled, three continued, one uncertain, and five postponed to a special session the last week in January and first week in February. Settled matters include borough’s suit against Jamieson for fire department services during the refinery era. Other settled actions involve R. L. Alford v Conenango Furniture. B. B. Norton and M. E. Jackson v Ulf. and Miles-Kane Co. v Picano and Pagano. Trial actions include W. L. Trill v Hatch. Andrew Grip v Kalay. Publicker Commercial Alcohol v Winger Oil. William C. Shay v Clapp. Warren National Bank v Jamieson, Guiffre and Guiffre Jr. v Russo. and Warren National Bank v administrator of Elmer Sword v H. Moomquist.
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Econ
E. B. Whitng
Cour
Jamieson
R. L. Al*ford
Conenango Furniture Company
B. BE. Norton
M. E. Jackson
Charles A. Ulf
Franklin E. Ulf
Miles-Kane Company
Thomas Picano
Lewis Pagano
W. L.trill
John T. Hatch
Andrew Grip
John Kala
Landsperger Held on Charge of Making Liquor
Clarence Landsperger of Morrison Hill waived examination and was held on a $1,000 bond after arraignment before Justice Clark Nelson on a charge of manufacture and possession of intoxicants. He was arrested Friday after a raid by Sheriff Harry Jefferson and Deputy Robert Ritchie, who confiscated 10 gallons of moonshine, five barrels of mash, and a 20 gallon still.
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Clarence Landsperger
Morrison Hill
Justice of the Peace
Clark Nelson
Landsperger
Harry Jefferson
Robert Ritchie
Jefferson
Legion Officers to Be Named at Monday Meeting
At Chef Cornplauter Post American Legion a Monday evening meeting will install officers with Dr Ralph B McGod of North East as vice commander and William Yeager as assistant. Three candidates vie for commander Manley Putnam C Emerson Metzger Fred Schoracker while Everett Endy J Leslie Elis Donald EB McComas Horace Blair are listed for adjutant posts Ben Kinnear to preside at his final meeting as commander and expresses gratitude and support for the new officers.
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Legion
Everett H Endy
J. Leslie Elis
Donald
EB McComas
Horace L. Blair
Ben Kinnear
Munday
Kinnear
New York Curb Logs Million Share Day in Record Trade
On Oct 20 New York curb market broke a Saturday high with 1,074,900 shares traded in two hours and bonds at $1,134,000. Previous Saturday record was 733,300 shares set on April 14. Full-day totals reached 1,655,800 shares, among the heaviest since the market moved indoors. A separate item notes Hanover township politics blamed for arson charges in the Honesdale glass factory fire case.
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New York
U_ Pj
Wilkes-Barre
Hanover Township
Wilfred Jones
Luzérie County
Honesdale
Revenue Bureau Won't Appeal Tax Case Involving Couzens
Washington October 26 The Internal Revenue Bureau tentatively decided not to appeal the U S board of tax appeals ruling in the 1919 Ford Motor stock disposition by Senator James Couzens Representative Mich and others A split decision prompted the treasury to ask Attorney General Sargent to review and rule on an appeal option.
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Washington
U.P
Internal Revenue Bureau
U. S. Board of Tax Appeal
James Couzens
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Tax Board
The
Treasury
Sargent
Europe Splits Over Payment Plans In Dawes Revision Debate
Paris reports Europe remains divided on postwar reparations and war debt solutions after a high level conference. Poincare and Gilbert push for France’s claims and a fixed total debt, while Churchill defends Britain’s war debt stance. Gilbert favors a set total of 39 billion gold marks and reduced annuities, with Germany renouncing the transfer clause in return for Allied troop withdrawal from the Rhineland. France seeks guarantees of territorial and financial security before relinquishing Rhineland safeguards.
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Paris
Europe
Kant
Raymond Poincare
France
S. Parker Gilbert
Winston Churchill
England
United States
Germany
Poincare
Clanberry
Cilbert
Chamberry
Peance
Chucchil
Gilberts
Dawes
Gilbert
Rhineland
Coolidge
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania Tonight and Sunday
Forecast calls for fair conditions in western Pennsylvania tonight with possible light frost in the southern portion. Sunday will be fair with gradually rising temperatures. Local observations show morning readings around 46 degrees with light winds. Sunset around 6:18 PM, sunrise near 5:12 AM.
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Tuo
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