Five Wells to Be Drilled in Perry Lease Flood Test
John B. Cleaves for Bolivar interests announces a five-well flood test on the Perry lease at Stoneham beginning this week. Five simultaneous wells will reach 1000 feet with four water-pressured injections to push oil into the central fifth well. If profitable, this could trigger redevelopment in the 10 mile Clarendon sand area. results expected in two to six months.
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Clarendon Sands
Clarendon
Perry
Cleaves
Three youths held for roadhouse hold up in Allentown
Pittsburgh dispatch reports three Allen town youths confessed to holding up patrons of a roadhouse near Allen town last week. Stanley Patrick 20 Mike Sewabutch 20 and Lloyd Scottem 21 were arrested at a rooming house and later sent to Allentown for trial after detectives found $208 in cash jewelry valued at $1,100 three revolvers and two shotguns in their room.
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Pittsburgh
U P
Allegheny
Ounty
Allentown
Stanley Patrick
Mike Sewabutch
Lloyd Scottem
Michelson confirms speed of light at 186284 miles per second
Nobel prize winning physicist Albert A Michelson of Chicago University has completed Pasadena experiments confirming light travels at 186284 miles per second. The article notes the vast scale of the universe, the Milky Way, and the implications of even small speed differences over cosmic distances.
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New York American
Ins
Albert A. Michelson
Chicago University
Pasadena
Earth
Milky Way
Cold Wave Hits Warren As Temperatures Plunge
A cold wave swept into Warren with a 39 degree low Monday morning, rising to 42 then dropping to 40 and 46 through the day. Snow flurries were reported in Jamestown, while nearby towns saw hail. Western Pennsylvania forecasts called for continued cool, with possible frost. Pittsburgh tied a century low for September 24 at 40 degrees, while Chicago and New Orleans logged record early autumn cold. Continuous cold weather was forecast for several days.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Clarendon
Youngsville
Washington Weather Bureau
Jamestown
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Mercury
United States Weather Bureau
Midwest
Chicago
Government Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Western
Tragedy at Madrid Novedades Theatre Fire Kills Dozens
A blaze at Madrid's Novedades Theatre during a Sunday performance killed 67 people and injured 234 as a lantern ignited a curtain. The stairway collapsed, panic ensued, and many victims remained unidentified. The fire, in the city’s oldest theatre, spread rapidly through dry draperies and woodwork.
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Madrid
Novedades
Novendades
Toledo Street
Three Killed by Autos Near Erie in Separate Crashes
In Erie Pennsylvania on Sunday two auto accidents killed two men and a boy and injured six others. Hugh Nesbitt 60 and grandson Russell 12 died when their car driven by Richard Bunce of McKean overturned on the Edinboro road five miles south of McKean. Bunce injured. Kenneth Kimball was killed when his car collided with a vehicle driven by William C Kauffman of Akron Ohio both cars overturned. Kauffman and his wife were slightly hurt. Charles Brisbee and wife of Seville Ohio were hurt along with Robert Nesbitt of Erie R. N. Matts of McKean and J B Diacon of Akron who rode with Kauffman.
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Erie
Hugh Nesbitt
McKean
Russell
Richard C. Bunce
Edinboro
Bunce
Kenneth Kimball
William C. Kauffman
Akron
Ohio
Kauffman
Charles Brisbee
Seville
Nesbitt
Robert Nesbitt
R. N. Matts
J. B. Diacon
Take Jawarski to Jail After Gun Battle in Cleveland
Paul Jaworski, bandit killer, was moved from a local hospital to the county jail hospital ward after a gun battle with police in Cleveland. Police feared an attempted rescue by Jaworski's gang following his wound.
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Cleveland
U. P
Paul Jaworski
Jaworski
Police Captain Faces Arrest in Bootleg Probe
Philadelphia report cites District Attorney Monaghan saying a police captain will be arrested tonight amid a grand jury probe into crime and bootlegging. He ties a ward leader to the charge and says graft money from bootleggers was in his possession. The district attorney declines to name the captain or ward leader.
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Philadelphia
Monaghan
Charles W. Schoenleber
Matthew Patterson
Peggy Ann to Open Warren Season at Library Theater
First road show of the season arrives with 40 cast members and a six piece orchestra. Peggy Ann will be at Library Theater tonight with curtains at 3 15. Manager George Sarvis says good seats remain late in the afternoon. The Lancaster critic praised the show for dance routines singing and comedy. A separate item reports Frank Wagner aged 69 hanged himself near Freeport Hills Lebanon County after disappearing several days.
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Peggy Ann
Warren
Library Theater
George Sarvis
Lancaster Daily Intelligencer Journal
Lancaster
Death toll from hurricane surveyed near Lake Okeechobee
West Palm Beach officials report a possible death total around 2200 with 1700 of the dead being Black. Early figures show 800 buried in West Palm Beach, 500 in the Okeechobee flood area and 700 still missing, with recovered bodies between 1300 and 1400. Health officials Issuing burial certificates. Relief workers focus efforts at Pelican Bay on Lake Okeechobee.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
U. P
Howard Selby
Rad Cross
Lake Okeechobee
Hurricaneott
Red Cross
Okeechobee
E D. Clawson
Florida
Memorial lacks artistic merit for erection in state
Harrisburg Pa September 24 The Pennsylvania Art Commission today disapproved the Fioneer Mother memorial planned for Washington Twelve replicas are to be placed along national trails by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 12 states The commission said the figure submits lacks sufficient artistic merit to justify erection in Pennsylvania If the statue stands on private ground the commission has no authority to object
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Art Commission
Fioneer
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
State of
Pennsylvania
State of Art Commission
Commission
Man Near Death From Knife Wounds in Ohio Quarrel
Steubenville Ohio Sept 24 Andy Rodent 49 of Wolfe Run near here is in serious condition at Ohio Valley hospital from knife wounds suffered in a quarrel with Andy Luci last night Both men were believed intoxicated and Luci's wife was said to be implicated in the stabbing.
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Steubenville, O
Usp
Andy Rodent
Wolfe Run
Here
Ohio Valley Hospital
Andy Luci
Rodent
Luci
Patica
Bank Bandits Loot Citizens National Bank at Pleasantville
Warren police were urged by Pleasantville authorities to help追 locate robbers who blew the safe of Citizens National Bank in Pleasantville with dynamite early today and escaped with an undetermined sum. Fire companies responded and contained the fire within an hour. The robbers likely fled by automobile. the safe clock stopped at 4 65 a m. The bank held about 7000 dollars the previous night. details of the exact loss were not yet known. The bank and Pye stores building suffered considerable fire damage possibly from the torch used by the bandits.
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Pisaanntville
Warren
Vesange County
Titusville
Arrest Bank Clerk for Defalcations in Pittsburgh
Harrisburg dispatch reports Charles W. Wiesman a trust department clerk at Potter Title and Trust Company Pittsburgh was arrested on charges of forgery and embezzlement totaling 13 450 dollars. John T. Stewart chief examiner provided the information leading to the arrest and Wiesman is held on 15 000 dollars bail.
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Harrisburg
State Banking Department
Charles W. Wiesman
Trust Department
Potter Title and Trust Company
Pittsburgh
John T. Stewart
Wiesman
Banking Department
Death near Denver claims Warren man King F Rogers
King F Rogers age 22 son of Mr and Mrs James P Rogers of 604 Market street Warren was killed in an automobile accident near Denver Colorado Saturday night The body will be brought to Warren for burial Thursday The Rev J L Ware will officiate and pallbearers are Warren men with one from Jamestown He attended Warren High Culver and Kiski and was once with Warren Electric Appliance prior to going west with his wife and son King Rogers Jr for the winter and summer in Colorado before the tragedy
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King F. Rogers
James P. Rogers
Market Street
Denver
Colorado
Katherine Rogers
Rogers
Warren
King Rogers, Jr
F. G. King
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Richard Smith
Fred Printz
Chapin Reese
Eugene McLaren
James Herbert
James, Hughes
Francis Fisher
Richard Shearman
Jamestown
Warren High
King Rogers
Culver
Kiski
Miss Harriett Savage
California
Mayville
Warren Electric Appliance Company
Lexington Avenue
Uniontown School Buildings Looted In Night Break-In
Two Uniontown school buildings were looted during the night. About $200 was taken from Benjamin Franklin junior high and about $15 from the senior high. The loss included a 35 cent locker key deposit. thieves likely sought football receipts, but funds were already banked.
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Uniontown
Benjamin Franklin
Teacher killed in fall at Washington Seminary dormitory
Hulda A. Hoenig, 45, selected to be primary instructor at Washington Seminary, died after a four story plunge down an unused elevator shaft in the teachers dormitory. She had arrived from Lincoln Nebraska the day before and was to begin duties today at the girls school in Washington Pa.
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Washington
U. P
Hulda A. Hoenig
Washington Seminary
Weather Observations and River Levels Reported
Local observations show 3am reading 42 and 2pm reading 46. River level notes indicate low water. Precipitation 15 noted. Sunset times listed 5:54 pm tonight. Tuesday sunrise 5:81 and sunset 5:53.
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Abe Martin
MIOON
Rose Monte WesTess
Lettie Plum
Gov. Smith
Arthur Brisbane
Jawarski
United States
Germany
Atlantic
Kaweera
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Okeechobee District
Library Tonight
Leban' Pa
Frank Wagner
Yeaterday
Freeporta Hills
Lebanon County
Say
Pleasantville
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