Air circus drew six planes and four thousand people
The Brokenstraw Valley air circus drew six airplanes and 4,000 spectators to the airport between Youngsville and Pittsfield over the weekend. About 350 passengers were carried in short flights Saturday and Sunday. three planes remained Monday. Parachute jumps by Ray Bunnell drew crowds as pilots performed stunts. Traffic congestion and high winds affected operations. regular passenger service is planned with a Waco plane already ordered.
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Brokenstraw Valley Association Air Circus
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Waco
Mercury
Weilsville
Jamestown
Hornell
Salamanca
Brokenstraw Valley
Ray Bunnell
Hornet
Bunnell
Harry Jefferson
Howard McJunkin
Warren
Relief Efforts Mount as Porto Rico Hurricane Toll Grows
National Red Cross staffer George Smith arrives in New York to load supplies for immediate shipment to Porto Rico in conjunction with the army quartermaster. Six disaster relief workers head for Jacksonville to assist Florida hurricane response as Virgin Islands losses mount with dead, injured, and homeless reported. Navy ship Bridge to carry $80,000 in supplies while officials warn the hurricane could threaten additional states as it moves toward the Gulf.
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Pensacola
Cedar Keys
Apalachicola
Tampa
American Automobile Association
Weather Bureau
Weightman
Porto Rico
Washington
U. P
Free Towner
War, Department Today
Coolidge
St. Mihiel
New York
Panama
San Juan
Towner
West Indies
American Red Cross
Continental
United States
Kanowis
Pana
George 5. Smith
National
Rea Cross
Army Quartermaster Department
Florida
Jacksonville
Catherine Cameron
Red Cross
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
U. S. S. Bridge
Smith
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Cayey
Rumacan
Ponce
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Peninsula
Gulf
Northwestern District Federation Meeting Opens Here
The Northwestern District State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Club meets Thursday and Friday at the local Woman's Club. Hospitality chair Mrs. G H Dunham plans out of town guest rooms with several members hosting federation officers and guests. Luncheon, speeches, musical numbers, and a Japanese program open the program, with a Choral Department concert and tea to close Friday. Mrs. F H Rockwell, recently ill, reports improved and out for a drive.
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G. H. Dunham
Woman’s Club
Northwestern
State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Club
J. A. Schofield
Joan A. Frick
Allentown
Federation
Anna Rockwell
J. B. Luther
DuBois
QO. T. Korb
W.H. Allen
Ruth Pennypacker
New York
Bovaird
Ella Tybout
4An McCoy
Meadville
Woman's Club
E. S. Lindsey
Salzburg
Frick
W. R. Bairstow
Patti Peffer
Carmen Milliren
W. E. Yeager
Hoover Opens East Campaign Tour From Washington
Herbert Hoover began a two day speaking tour through industrial northern New Jersey aboard a private car attached to a four car special train. He plans to address labor in Newark and visit several towns, aiming to reach about half a million people while positioning himself against Alfred E. Smith in New York’s shadow. The trip marks his first east of Iowa since nomination and starts a four speech eastern phase before his westward drive in October.
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Hoover
Newark
N. 4
Herbert Hoover
New Jersey
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
Iowa
Rotary Governor Will Speak Here
Win Slocum president of the War ren Rotary Club announced at Monday’s meeting that the next meeting would be held on Tuesday evening September 25 at the Conewango Club at 6 p.m. Harry Whyle District Governor of Rotary will be guest of honor and speaker. Three visitors attended. Wendell Norris Atlantic City was guest of Harry Conarro, Reverend Thomas Dickson pastor of First Presbyterian Church was guest of Ray Steber, and J. J. MacDonald of Canada Dry Ginger Ale Company showed a moving picture on ginger ale manufacture.
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Win Slocam
Warren Rotary Club
Conewango Club
Harry Whyle
Uniontown
Rotary
Wendell Norris
Atlantic City
Harry Conarro
Thomas 8. Dickson
First Presbyterian Church
Ray Steber
J. J. MacDonald
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Company
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Missing Soviet plane saved crew in Siberia drift
The missing Soviets Ever aircraft was damaged by a storm and forced down in the ice fields during a northern Siberia exploration trip. The crew were rescued and reached Uelen, Siberia, safely.
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Moscow
Siberia
Uelen
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle Answers and Clue List
This page provides the completed crossword clue set from a 1925 King Features Syndicate puzzle including horizontal and vertical entries such as authors, languages, rulers, and place names with answers like Main Street author and various historical figures. It notes the solution is here with copyright retained.
Warren pastors return home from trip abroad
Mr and Mrs Harry A Logan and children arrived home at noon Monday after a trip abroad. They traveled via the White Star Line to Montreux and then drove by motor from Westfield, N. Y., to Warren. Treasury balance as of Sept 14 stood at 218,179,481.25 with customs receipts this month to the 14th totaling 323,623,148.82.
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Mayhood
Jamestown
F. P. Salmonnelli
Kinzua
E. V. Rupert
Lakewood-Celoron
M. M. Mook
Lander
W. H. Sloan
Little Valley
T. EB. Colley
Panama
J. C.averdl
Randolph
E. H. Jones
Russell
A. A. Swanson
Saamanca
W. E. Davis
Sheffield
R. J. Montgomery
Sinclairville
Federated
J. C. McDonald
South Dayton
P. N. Taylor
Sugargrove
F. W. Shope
Tidioute
P. F. Haines
Tionesta
R. Decker
Warren First
C. T. Greer
War
Ren Epworth
J. G. Gineder
Warren Grace
L. M. Barnard
Wesley
K. T. McQuay
West Hickory
W. H. Oviatt
Treasury Balace Washington
Treasury
Market gains drive New York stocks on Sept 17
New York stocks rose sharply in early trading led by rails oils and copper shares with steels and industrials also advancing. Buying was fueled by easier money as call rates fell to 8 percent from 7 percent, while U S Steel hit a new yearly high and General Motors climbed on higher production with copper issues Anaconda Cerro de Pasco and oil stocks also reached new highs as rails and amusement stocks rallied.
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New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
St. Louis Southwestern
Funeral notices and hurricane report from the era
Deaths and funerals note Laura Fox seven, infantile paralysis, triplets with survivor Leota Fox and siblings Lena Iva Adda Ellen. John Raymond Peterson infant two months, burial Oakland cemetery. Mary Marsh Cole 82, funeral at 110 Wetmore Street, Oakland cemetery. other survivors listed. Guadeloupe hurricane kills 300, Point a Pitre devastated. 225 bodies recovered. Baseball world series set to begin October 4, with venue rotation between American and National League parks per commissioner Landis.
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Laura Fox
Will Bennett
Barnes
Laura
Leota Fox
Lena
Iva
Adda
Ellen
Clarion Normal School
Joan Raymond Peterson
John Raymond Peterson
A. Raymond Peterson
Jackson Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
Oakland Cemetery
Betty Jane
Mary Marsh Cole
Pearl Griffiths
Wetmore Street
Harold F Stoddard
Earl Marsh
Griffiths
New York
U.P
Kenshaw M. Landis
Plan to aid Germany to meet financial burden in Europe
Paris dispatch reports a move to extricate Germany from its war debts within a month. Aimed at fixing the total Germany owes and whether interest should be paid, with a committee of experts to determine the debt, while Rhineland evacuation talks in Geneva proceed. The French insistence on 182.0 billion gold marks as a benchmark persists amid broader efforts to underwrite costs and stabilize Europe. Local social note mentions Dr A B Mac Donald and others visiting Ventnor cottage.
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Paris
U. P
Germany
United Press
Geneva
Rhineland
Europe
Quai D'Orsay
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Im Aviation Circus
Brokenstraw
J. J. Grady
Wellsvile
Grady
Milton Carlson
Archie Newton
Chautauqua Lake
Garlson
Warren Woman’s Club
DR. Mitchell
F.H. Rockwell
Third Avenue
LABOR
G. O.P
Harry Whyel
Warren Club
the Tribune
Joned Coolidge
Comedie Francaise
United
Iecca
Mount Halicen
Nancy
Rhe Fuad
England
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Gaul
Britain
Tower
Geneslat
Ible
Naval Academy
Rhode Island
Tyre
Leary
Cabot
N. W
Belgium
Macedonia
Utah
Satus Day
King
Srmdloes
Belmgrecht
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank Bldg
Guadeloupe
Point A Pitre
Allied Governments
A. C. Kirberger
A. B. MacDonald
Hugh Siggins
CE. Wilder
Ventnor, N. J
Bayer
J. S. Bayer
Roger Quality Cotton Batting
Johnson Bros
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