Republican rally to open meeting at Warren courthouse
The Warren event features Congressman James A. Frear as principal speaker with other dignitaries including Thomas Feamne A Wheler and A V Dieger. Dinner at 6 precedes the rally at the court house under the county Republican committee. Frear plans to discuss presidential campaign issues tonight.
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Wall Street’s Lucky Friday and the Honest Market
Detroit notes rising demand for affordable cars as the New York American argues honesty as a cure for fraud. The column dismisses Friday as unlucky, urges patience until after elections, and imagines universal honesty with universal prosperity.
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Cornerstone laid for new Glade school building
A few hundred people gathered as the cornerstone of the new Glade school was laid Thursday morning despite rain. Rev. Fassenger offered the invocation, with students singing America. I. H. Beshlin delivered the principal address, followed by benediction from Rev. Ginader. The stone contains pupil and teacher names, directors, a silk flag, and copies of Warren newspapers detailing the bond issue results. Architects were Lawrie-Green. Hyde-Murphy Co. of Ridgway handled general contracting. The thirteen room building involves Lindemuth Engineering, York Keating, C. W. Beckley, and Pickett Hardware Co. approved specialists.
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Twenty-One Hurt In Auto Crash At North Haven
At North Haven Connecticut on October 25 twenty-one people were injured in a collision involving three tracks and a touring car. Most injured were believed to be Connecticut Trolley Company employees en route to Wallingford. All were taken to Grace Hospital in New Haven. Two were seriously hurt.
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Odd Weather Week Brings Snow and Hail to Warren County
Warren county endured a freak weather spell with rain sun and hail on Thursday and a first season snow reported at Youngsville. Franklin Mount Pleasant Wayne county also saw snow and rain with damage to Venango Manufacturing. Temperatures fell to 38 degrees and later to 45 above zero with light frost forecast for southern Pennsylvania.
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Plea Change In Philly Bribery Case Sparks Rumor of Cooperation
Albert Long once a south Philadelphia detective changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on extortion conspiracy and bribery charges. The indictment stems from a police corruption probe with two star witnesses named Morris Whitey Clearfield, a confessed bootlegger who kept a black book of protection payments.
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Weather Delays Graf Zeppelin Flight From Lakehurst
Unfavorable weather postpones the Graf Zeppelin takeoff from Lakehurst by nightfall after delays and added passenger listings. Dr Hugo Eckener plans a nonstop flight over the Midwest with a potential return to Germany, weather permitting.
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Highway Patrolman Kidnapped Forcibly Used In Hold Up
Lancaster Pa Oct 25 state highway patrolman Russell Troup of York substation was abducted by three youths while escorting them to fix headlights. They deprived him of his gun forced him to participate in a holdup near Baltimore before releasing him near New Texas at the Maryland line.
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Citizen Suggests Old Golf Links as Airport Site
A citizen letter to the Warren airport committee proposes the old golf links as a landing field. The writer argues the site is high above nearby buildings and large enough for planes. The committee notes public interest and is consulting experts as stock subscriptions advance. Also from AltoonaOct25: nurses education convention of the Pennsylvania League met.
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Japan and China reach in principle settlement agreement
Tokio dispatch from Nanking says Dr. C. T. Wang and Japanese consul S. Yada agreed on all disputed points including the Tsiwan uprising. They propose a revision of the China Japan commercial treaty. Yada returns to Shanghai to await approval from the government.
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Hoover projects 301 electoral votes in 1932 race
Washington October 25 United Press learns Republican headquarters privately claims a basic minimum of 301 electoral votes for Herbert Hoover, a majority of 35, with hopes to add New York Massachusetts New Jersey Virginia Idaho North Carolina and Wisconsin to reach higher totals. If all goes to the Republicans the tally could reach 421 with 266 needed to win.
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Team Captains Plan Legion Drive Meetings Friday
Preparatory to the opening dinner of the American Legion membership drive two team captain meetings are scheduled Friday. The first at 5:30 pm in the Legion rooms, with a 6:30 pm roster check. Ten teams of ten will form the drive pool of about 100, aiming for 500 to enroll in Warren and vicinity by November 8. L. H. Gavin of Oil City Chamber will speak at the opening dinner. other meetings run through the 5th and 8th. Team captains listed: Walter Johnston, Torston Miulenius, Kay Davis, William Cannon, Manley Putnam, William Walker, Reno Morrison, Fred Sehmacker, Fred Davis, Carl Swanson.
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Fred Davis
Carl Swanson
Open conference on reparations claims in Berlin
Berlin Oct 25 S Parker Gilbert agent general of reparations payments held discussions with the German government regarding reaction to negotiations in London Paris and Brussels on thawing the reparations payments on war debts.
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Johnson to Continue Support of Hoover in California
Fresno report says Senator Hiram Johnson intends to do nothing to endorse any presidential candidate. He told United Press he will not back Governor Alfred E. Smith and plans to continue supporting Herbert Hoover. The Republican senator spoke in Fresno on October 95.
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Yankee Doodle Planel Crosses New Mexico In Westbound Hop
The Yankee Doodle monoplane, captained by C B B Grilger and piloted by Captain C B D Collyer, with Harry Tucker aboard, passed over Albuquerque at 9:10 AM en route from New York to Los Angeles. The craft, from Roosevelt Field, departed yesterday at 4:16 PM, loaded with 520 gallons of gas and 25 gallons oil, boasting 135 mph cruising speed and 170 mph max.
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Weather Forecast for Western Ta-Fair Tonight and Friday
Forecast calls for light frost in the southern portion tonight with fair conditions Friday and little change in temperature. Local observations note Sam at 38, river level 8, sunset at 5 06 and sunrise at 6 25 with tides at 5 05.
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