G O P Dinner Rally Planned With Frear Visit
Warren county Republicans schedule Thursday events at the YMCA with a 6 p.m. dinner and an 8 p.m. court house rally. National speaker James A. Frear of Wisconsin will headline along with Alice Bentley and Maurice Breen as campaign participants.
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Warren County
Warren
James A. Freay
Court House
Henry H. Bassett
Rkeaubhean County
Frear
James A. Frear
Wisconsin
House Farm Bloc
Alice Bentley
Meadville
Maurice P. Breen
Franklin
U.S. Signal Covps
National Law University
Hudson
Wis
Figar
St. Croix County
Wisconsin House of Representatives
State Senate
Legislative Insurance Investigation
Congresman
Congressman Frear
Happy Candidates Confident Despite Uncertain Ballot Box
A 1928 political column notes the optimism of Republican Hoover supporters and the uncertainty of election outcomes. It cites prosperity, past gains, and Wall Street bets, while mentioning a $22,000,000 contract between American General Electric and Russia as a sign of improving ties. Continued on Fags Three.
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Wall Street
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
American Generallectric Company
Russia
United States
Warren Woman Hurt in Wreck in Pittsburgh
Mrs. D. J. Somers of 18 Jefferson Street suffered severe injuries in a Pittsburgh automobile accident Sunday night. Thrown through the windshield by driver Miss Ann Geer, Somers, cut on the face with bruises, is hospitalized at St. Margaret's. Geer was uninjured.
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D. J. Somers
Jefferson Street
Pittsburgh
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Ann Geer
North Warren
Somers
Miss Geer
Slot Machine King Forney Ordered To Testify In Probe
Alfred W. Forney, imprisoned for six months on a federal offense, will be moved from the county jail to testify before the Allegheny county grand jury investigating slot machine operations and graft. District Attorney Sammel H Gardner said this is the last day allocated for witness questioning before presentments are returned to court and indictments recommended.
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Pittsburgh
A. P
Alfred W. Forney
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Othey
Forney
Sammel H.gardner
Porney
Psychic's Wife Refuses Mars Contact After Husband's Attempt
London reports Dr. Mansfield Robinson again sought to contact Mars via radio while his wife, Mrs. Robinson of Roydon, forbids further experiments in their home. Oonaruru the Martian maiden sent telepathic cautions to stop using the Rugby station and try again from America. Prof. A M Low later received an undecipherable telegraphic signal during a social gathering.
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London
Mars
Oonaruru
Robinson
America
Earth
God Is Love
Prof
A. M. Low
Cade
Low
United Press
Mara
Vessel Vanishes in Atlantic Missing 45 Crew Members
The British registered tanker David C. Reid bound for Philadelphia vanished after sending an SOS on October 14. West Carnefax searched the area for sixteen hours but found no trace of the vessel or its 45 crew, leaving only oil patches and wreckage. Two St Johns College students aboard, George Dezavala and George Watson, were among the crew.
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Philadelphia
U.P
David C. Reid
Atlantic
T. F. German
West Carnefax
Boston
David ©. Reid
Azores
German
Maritime Exchange
Delilian
Reid
St. Johns College
Annapolis, Md
George Dezavala
Washington, D. C
George Watson
Arlington, Virginia
Work on Kinzus Road Nears Completion
Unofficial reports say the Warren Kinzus road improvement is nearly finished as winter traffic is anticipated. R E Waid, president of the Good Roads association, is out of town for confirmation. Gravel has been laid in spots up to 1.5 feet deep along the route, and the Corydon Kinzua Good Roads association formed to promote the project has raised several hundred dollars.
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Warren-Kinzus
R. E. Waid
The
Good Roads Association
Corydon-Kinzua
Respite Granted to Condemned Man Wormsley
Governor Fisher granted a respite for Wray Wormsley condemned for first degree murder in Washington counts. The date stretched from the week of October 29 to the week of December 31 as Wormsley appeals to the supreme court.
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Harrisburg
U. P
John S. Fisher
Wray Wormsley
Washington
Strorm
Wormsley
Supreme Court
Tanker Resumes Voyage After Reef Stranding Near Naghead
The American tanker Vaba with a crew of 31 was pulled off a reef near Naghead, North Carolina, by Coast Guard cutters Manning and Mascoutin and continued its voyage from New York to Tampico undamaged. The grounding occurred in fog yesterday.
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Norfolk
U.P.J
Nagshead
N. C
Coast Guard
Manning
Vaba
New York
Tampico
Campaign log frames Smith Hoover clash across Atlantic seaboard
Governor Alfred E. Smith prepared to answer Hoover's state socialism charges as he opened the Atlantic seaboard campaign in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut speaking in Boston tonight. Hoover boosted by New York welcome pursues a New York victory as Norris backs Smith in Omaha. Hughes argues Hoover stronger on affairs while Curtis ends east campaign with tariff charge at Rochester.
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Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Smith
Boston
Charles Curtis
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsfield
Mass
Cardinal De Lai, Vice Dean of College of Cardinals, Dies
Rome reports the death of Gaetano Cardinal De Lai who served as vice-dean of the sacred college. He won the rank eight times and was elevated to Cardinal in 1911 with the title of Bishop of Sabina.
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College OF Cardinals
Rome
U. P
Gaetano Cardinal de Lai
Sacred College of Cardinals
Sabina
Sargent seeks rehearing in immigration case
Attorney General Sargent asks the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing of the government appeal from the Buffalo Circuit Court of Appeals ruling on Canadian labor immigration. The decision allowed Dominion workers to cross daily for work without passports, prompting protests from U S labor groups.
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Washington
U. T
Sargent
United States Supreme Court
Cicuit Court of Appeals
Buffalo
Dominion
United
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Labor Department
United States
Oil City officer dies of gunshot wounds
Oil City Police Sergeant Walter Powell died from bullet wounds suffered last June when he tried to stop John Gidders from escaping the Oil City jail. Gidders was later captured in Erie and returned for sentencing to two and a half to five years in the Western Penitentiary.
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Oil City
U. P
Poice
Walter Powell
John Gidders
Gidders
Erie
Western
Odds on Hoover Drop in Nationwide Election Odds
New York October 21 odds favoring Herbert Hoover shifted from four to one to three and a half to one as Wall Street statistics show, with several financial houses reporting an influx of Western money.
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New York
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Wall Street
Financial District
Senator Norris Backs Gov. Smith in Democratic Strategy
Senator Norris of Nebraska endorses Governor Alfred Smith, aiming to sway about 5 million voters in the Midwest. The Progressive League backs Smith, tying praise for La Follette and public power to Smith’s campaign while Hoover attacks state socialism.
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New York
Alfred F. Smith
George Norris
Nebraska
Nbraskan
Democrati
Progressive League
Smith
League
Piederick C. Howe
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Middle West
Robert M. LaPollette
Norris
la Follette
la Muscle Shoals
South
Blaine
Wisconsin
Robert J.a Follette, Jr
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
New York City
Washington State
Senator Dill
Tacoma
Thirteen-Hour Battle Ends With Thirty Dead In Mexican Clash
In Aultlan near Guadalajara a 13-hour battle pitted 300 rebels against federal troops and local forces. The town was sacked and burned, two citizens were kidnapped and believed executed, with streets strewn with dead and wounded as the fighting ended.
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Mexico City
Aultlan
Guadalajara
Prenga
Reading Company Bids TN Short Railroads
Bloomsburg Pa October 24 The Reading Company yesterday acquired possession of the Bloomsbury and Sullivan railroad a short line through the Fishing Creek valley for 70000 at public auction Bonds of 150000 under a mortgage of 178900 due last January 1 still were outstanding.
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Bloomsburg
Reading Company
Bloomsbyre and Suwlivan
Fishing Creek Valley
Graf Zeppelin to Begin Lakehurst Flight Friday
Graf Zeppelin preparations at Lakehurst proceed with fuel complete and crew alert. Passengers are instructed to arrive this afternoon for a possible departure between 6 PM and midnight or early tomorrow morning as the dirigible plans a western swing via Scott Field and Chicago depending on weather conditions.
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Lakeehurst
Graf Zappeiv
Hugo Eekener
Vind
Scott Field
Belleville
Lakeburst
Scott
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lakehurst
Eithur
Wealthy Writer George Barr McCutcheon Dies at Luncheon
New York reports the death of 62 year old novelist George Barr McCutcheon from heart disease while at luncheon with friends. He collapsed after excusing himself and died before a doctor arrived. He will be buried in Lafayette, his hometown, after years of wealth from bestselling works including Brewster's Millions.
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New York
George Barr McCutcheon
Lafayette
McCutcheon
Witten
Federal Radio Commission refuses WGY full time use
Louis G Caldwell, general counsel of the Federal Radio Commission, advised station WGY Schenectady that the commission cannot consider its bid for full time use of a wavelength already assigned to the Pacific coast zone. Granting the request would deprive western stations of privileges and interfere with reception from KGO Oakland, as the Oakland station now shares time with WGY on 790 kilocycles.
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Washington
U.P
Louis G. Caldwell
Federal Radio Commission
WGY
Schenectady
Pacific Coast
Caldwell
KGO
Oakland
Calif
Weather Forecast For Western Pa-faie Continues Cool
The forecast calls for continued cool conditions across western Pennsylvania through tonight and Thursday. Light frost is expected tonight except near Lake Erie. Observations at 8 a.m. show 40 degrees, 2 p.m. at 46, with river level 5 above and precipitation 0.08. Sunset is 5:08 p.m. tonight, sunrise Thursday at 6:23 a.m. and sunset 5:06 p.m.
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Lake Erie
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