Democratic Convention Chooses McMillen After Ballot Battle
Indiana county delegates met in Library Hall to nominate leaders and approve rules. Jackson McMillen won the jury commissioner post after six ballots amid clashes over the county chairmanship and party platform.
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Saltsbury
Young
Buffington
White
Tomb
A.W. Campbell
Patterson
Rayne Township
J. Wood Clark
Stewart Martin
Salisbury
Franklin Sansom
D. M., Smith
Indiana
John H. Hill
C.F. Murray
Blairsville
Murray
CG. Brown
K Hee Chabi
J.albert Barker
Saltsburg
John ©. Patton
G. W. Roser
Brusnvalley
J. J. Tinckom
Armagh
James Landfair
Bay Sd. McMillen
Landfair
Grofbatersiseneiters EA
Kingey
Kinsey
McMillen
Grafton
Church Trustees Brawl Leads to Assault Suits
Trustees of Pike's Peak Evangelical Church clashed over secretarial records. Secretary Mench allegedly attacked Rev Strayer, while President Cameron struck Mench. all three faced bail and pending court actions for aggravated assault. Other notes cover militia drills and upcoming summer rifle practice.
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The
Evangelical Church
Pike’s Peak
Frank Mench
H.C. Cameron
Strayer
Mench
Camron
Cameron
Rev. Strayer
Mr. Mench
Squire Crossman
Notable locals visit and travel notes across town
Landlord MacHenry hosts Indian visitor on Thirschy while Harry Jfobaugh of Maléshurin spends Sunday with friends. Adam DLawry of Wilkinsbury wed here on Memorial Day. Steele Clark now in Pittsburg and visits home. John Taker of Carraltown guests A. T L. Dower in Campbell's Mills. William Akers leaves for Tantingdon two weeks. Frank Moorhead heads to Charleroi to join United States Geoloit coll survey. Mary Cripps at Greenville summer school visits Miss Mary Dick. Mrs J B Hinds Jett travels to Braddock for niece’s funeral. Mrs. Davis Ellis, Wildebrand, and Williard attend Children’s Aid Society convention in Titusville. Paul Gesler to resume work with United Traction in Pillsburg. Solomon Fulmer to Bornmp Minn. Harry White Jr returns from sale and stays home. Ildo Lewis of Geological Survey to Charleroi next. J D Foster to Latrobe for Westmoreland survey. Alex M steward and W Mack go to Lang Tstuna for a Miss Mabel Waller house party. Military officers attend inspection of Company D in Blairsville.
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MacHenry
Taitrohe
Thirschy
sHarry Jfobaugh
Maléshurin
Adam Dlawry
Wilkinsbury
Steele Clark
Pittsburg
John Taker
Carraltown
A. T L. Dower
Campbell’s Mills
William Akers
Maple Avenue
Tantingdon
Frank Moorhead
Charleroi
United States Geoloit
Mary Cripps
Greenville
Mary Dick
South Fifth Street
Hinds Jett
Braddock
Stewart Pyson
Davis Ellis
Mel. Wildebrand
Williard
Titusville
Children’s Aid Society
Paul Gesler
United Traction Company
Pillsburg
Solomon Fulmer
Rayne Township
Bornp
Norman County
Minn
Fulmer
W. 2. Fulmer
Harry White, Jr
Wnavionsal Cilacs Company
Itldo Lewis
Geological Survey Corps
J.D. Foster
United States Geological Survey
Norghhood
Latrobe
Westmoreland County
Alex. M. Steward
Jets W. Mack
Lang Tstuna
Mabel Waller
D. J. Walter
Prinaipal
Normal School
Gonpany D
Blairsville
Dr. W. Simpson
Samuel J. Hughes
W. 2. Lkin
A1. W. Pee
DM. Caldwell
Religious Notes And Literary Contest At Blairsville College
Rev D M Kinter will preach Tuesday morning on Striving for Peace and evening on The True Faith Children Day will be observed at multiple churches Sunday next and following Sunday at others Children day observed at the Christian church with singing and recitations drawing a large audience The annual contest between the Irving and Lowell Literary Society of Blairsville College for Women was held in College chapel Miss Anna Shamilton recited Miss Mary Simmons oration Miss Lillian Geib debate Miss Sara Black won for the Irving society by six to four
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A. W.campbell
Warry W. Fee
William Morrison
A. O. Cravener
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Indiana County
Thomas Defferson
Chivaya
Daly Poxty
Unies
D. M. Kinter
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Luththeran
Baptist
Trving and Lowell Literary Society
Blairsville College
College Chapel
Rving Society
Eneny
Anna Shamilton
Mary
Imnons
Slivs
Lillian Geib
Dubate
Sara Black
Fragmented reader notice fragment about county merchant
A heavily garbled OCR style notice mentions county merchants and preservation, with scattered phrases about eggs, keeping shelves stocked, and a buried reference to urgent bargains. The readable parts hint at a local preservation or inventory angle and Saturday sales, but specifics are unclear.
Baseball clash ends in tense tie between Normal and Kiski
In a rough contest Normal and Kiski traded innings with errors shaping the score. Key moments featured pitchers exchanging blows, late baserunning, and a dramatic finish as the game ended tied with the return match set at Kiski on Saturday drawing a large Norian crowd.
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Cienen
Fries
Walliotine
Altman
Willison
Sais
Jina
Dante
Kivki
McColl
Pusciyon
Whitelout
Williams Loe
Kishi
Giyuth
Gre
Thins
Wilson
Donahey
Hiner
Willistaie Maces
Trump
Truman Stale
Crrar
Kiski
Tere
Noriaws
Coal news on Laters time near Salisbury and Arcadia plans
Developments in Leige and nearby Salisbury show progress toward new coal operations. A contractor clears twenty five acres for Arcadia in Canoe township as 170 workers prepare sites for rail access and future ovens. A Pittsburgh firm buys 150 acres near Cokeville, with land slated for coking and connections to a 3800 foot road link to the county system.
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Tie County
Leige
Naines Daque
Salisbury
Dave Lantier
Caipany
Saltsburg
Enul Tunk
Arcadia
Canoe Township
al Live
Vale
Cokevill
Phannes
Phones Surface Company
Niles
Cokeville
Carondsey
Dealt record obituary items from early local paper
The notices recount the deaths of Mee Wiest 8 of Pine Gorpatie and Wilson with services at St Ddaa graveyard and burial at Bethel cemetery. James W. Dalby of Kansas City, longtime Missouri Pacific railroad official, dies after a storied career. funeral at 806 Penn Street with railroad men in attendance.
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Kansas City
James W. Dalby
Sltoanph's
Missouri Parific Railroad
Dalby
Leweds
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Walrin Fields
Mir Deavett
West
Jolie
St. Louis
Pete
Sierty
Bart
Weber
Denver
Bayer
Thormiig Marraavaes
Deliv
Ravd
Gia
Fle
Agas
Colorado & Southern
Railroaudt
Lia
Ross Dalby
Roadminster
Mr. Dalby
Will Glerk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pleasant Day Outing From Tainsville Ends In Camaphedls Mills
A social gathering of young women from Tainsville spent an afternoon and evening at the home of Katie Baker in Camaphedls Mills. The party included Misa Mow Malvonti Belle Beatty Maw Khiatare Baglioni May Andean Sue Thahler Samie Kane Gertrude Kirby Rose tea Garvie Molive Ania Minde atek Minihy Linewroyer Mbaps steel ph. sya concluded with travel by wagon and a return journey to Lowe.
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Tainsville
Katie Baker
Camaphedls Mills
Bities
Misa Mow
Malvonti
Belle Beatty
Maw Khiatare Baglioni
May Andean
Sue Thahler
Samie Kane
Gertrude Kirby
Rose Tea
Garvie Molive
Ania
Minde Atek
Marriages in Cambria County and Surrounding Areas
Several couples wed in quiet ceremonies across the region. John T. Myers of Cambria and Manders Cramer of this county were married at the bride’s home with only immediate relatives present. Jilda M. Lewis and Belle Smitten wed near Marchand, Rev. Cramer officiating, witnessed by close friends. Lewis, a North Mahoning Township resident, works for the U S Geological Survey, while Smitten has taught in local counties for years.
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John Tl. Myers
Cambria County
Manders. Cramer
Cramer
Joseph Cramer
Jilda M. Lewis
Belle Smitten
Marchand
Lewis
North Mahoning Township
United States Geographical Survey
Ifis
Miss Smitten
This
Jefferson Counties
Little Locals and Local Events Echo Town Happenings
The town reports plant sales at Kline's on Carpenter Avenue and urges growing Sweet Potato Plants. The Kittanning-Nig Presbytery summer meeting opens Tuesday June 19 at Marion Center. Nineveh Cornet Band held a Decoration Day ball, a town success. Indiana County O E Union plans an August 14 to September 15 convention at Midersridge. The Potter Washing Co on Philadelphia Street offers feather and hair cleaning. The Normal School faculty ladies plan a campus lawn fete Friday evening to benefit the baseball team.
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Klines
Carpenter Ave
Sumer
Kittan- Nig Presbytery
Marion Center
Nineveh Cornet
Indiana County O.E. Union
Midersridge
Star Potther Washing Co
County Farmers Institutes Board Meeting Set for June
The County Board of Farmers Institutes Managers will meet at the County Commissioners office on the third Tuesday in June to arrange locations for institutes this season. Members include Local State Board of Agriculture reps, one County Agriculture Society rep, Pomona Grange, and County Alliance. Attendees should present claims. those unable to attend may mail requests to the Chairman via the County Commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Farmers
County Commissioners’ Office
State Board of Agriculture
Pomona Grange and County Alliance
Board of Institute Managers
Dr Hall Resigns From Presbyterian Church
Dr David Hall, long time pastor of the Presbyterian church, announced on Sunday his request for release to end his service the last Sunday in June. Dr Fell, the pastor for 20 years, is highly regarded by townspeople and will be difficult to replace. Hall plans retirement to a farm near Washington, D. C.
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David Hall
Presbyterian Church
Pee Anto
Fell
Our Presbyterian Church
Ele
Washington, D. CG
Fatal Accident Claims Aged Citizen Araos Mottern
Araos Mottern of Heshbon, aged about 70, suffered a likely fatal fall from a porch roof while dining yesterday. He struck his head on a stone wall and fractured his skull, with recovery deemed impossible. The report notes his age and describes the sequence of the accident.
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Araos Mottern
Heshbon
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