Tax bills and hearings dominate state House session
Lawmakers pressed bills on taxes including a permanent three cent levy and an emergency one cent tax while a public hearing on motor code proposed five to eight million in extra fees. The House also passed the Ederer Game Commission bill and considered other measures on aeronautics health and marriage laws amid protests and amendments.
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Gopital
Talbot
Senate
Committee On Public Roads
Senate Chamber
Department of Highways
State Department of Health
Turner
Harris
The
Game Commission
Maybelle Kirktride
Congressman's Liquor Case Br Morgan Aide Investigates
New York April 2 INS amid U S Attorney H Tuttle challenging probe into alleged shipment of four liquor bottles through customs. Officials including Philip Elting Henry Stuart and Louis Crawford examined. Morgan awaits a grand jury decision as Tuttle studies reports and denies them.
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New York
INS
U.S
Charlies H. Tuttle
William BR
Morgan
Tuttle
Ya, & Attorney’s Office
Mong
Philip Elting
Henry 8. Stuart
Louis “B. Crawford
Elting
Stuart
Legionnaires Circus Band Tells Glories to Come
A fragmented article excerpt describes Legionnaires in Uncle Sam costumes and circus-like performances with William Clarence Fleck as storyteller and William Pearl Walker as interlocutor. It lists performers in various groups including Tambos John Johnston and John A. Erickson, Circle members, and an Orchestra under L Delos Campbell, with a Drum Major John Trainer and Drums.
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Sam
William Clarence Fleck
William Pearl Walker
Tambos
John Johnston
John A. Erickson
William R. Rees
Bones
W. Reyburn Keeler
George Edwards
Mickey Stroup
Edwin Fyock
Clarence Fleck
Gilbert S. Parnell
William Herpel
Logan Houck
L. Delos Campbell
Parker Lytle
Philip Runzo
John Trainer
Stoge Market At Noon Hour Inactive Yet Slight Gains Seen
New York April 2 under oil stocks and specialties the industrial list rallied to slightly higher prices in a quiet market. First half hour turnover under 400000 shares, about half of recent sessions. Oil stocks led gains as production cuts and higher consumption boosted profits. Standard Oil of California up about 3 points to 80 1 2, Atlantic Refining up 2, Houston to 168 1 3. Several names such as American Can and National Cash Register rose on buying demand, with short covering providing main support.
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New York
INS
Wall Street
Mello
Reserve Board
American Can
National Cash Register
Standard Oil of
California
She Oiis
Atlantic Refining
Houston
American Gan .Oe
Beeee JL
Anaconda
American Loco
Bathlehem Steel Oo
Canadian Pacific
Sers
Chile
Chrysler Ce
Aswe
Coco Colt
Cuba Cane
al Irie Railroad
General Motors Vseeeseeereene
Kelyinatov
Siveruepegep Fahy Kennecott
Willys Overland
Curtis Aero
Fay Ke Atchison. T
Patho
Minstrel Show Receives Warm Audience Applause
A large local audience packed the venue for a minstrel show featuring Fred Weitzel John Goheen Bernett Shea Clair Weaver Arthur Peter man Floyd Barry and many more. The performance highlighted ensemble singing vocal solos and comic interludes with standout acts by William Raymond James Lepley and George Edwards among others.
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Fred Weitzel
John Goheen
Bernett Shea
Clair Weaver
Arthur Peterman
Floyd Barry
Valjean Work
Clay Davis
James Lepley
Joseph Porter
James McNelis
Harry Hare
Bugles
John Risheberger
Harry McCrea
Harry McClain
Lawrence Sawyer
John Moorhead
Ernest Moorhead
George Anderson
William Hildebrand
Mack McGarey
Edgar Borland
Ralph Cummings
Dick Grant
Clarence Compton
Tom Moorhead
Wm. Beck
Dave Pennington
Jim Miller
Earl Hamilton
Fred Gershman
Phil Runzo
Glen Hammers
Happener
Logan Miller
Dick Walker
Harry Clawson
John Thobrat
BM Stadtmiller
Dick Shank
Harmony show dazzles with Olsen kids and Drum Corps finale
An evening of varied acts featured George Edwards as Mead Barrel with three assisting vocalists and a lively set by the Olsen kids Dean and Glenn with accordions. Prosecution and entertainment bits drew laughs, a lie detector interlude, and a strong Raymond solo with the Drum Corps closing drill. Repeats promised tonight.
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Park
George Edwards
Mead
Jowey
Keeler
Rees
Hildebrand
Harry Hare
Arthur Peterman
RHL
Olsen
Dean
Glenn
Raymond
Mary
Kitty
Eentire Company
Proficiency for Profit Aims at Better Community Medical Care
Hospitals seek recognition to ensure service quality. Of 458 investigated, many Pennsylvania hospitals were disqualified or not admitted. Public interest rises as one in ten will need proper hospital care yearly. The Journal of the American Medical Association emphasizes ethical staff, facilities, and supervision in recognized hospitals amid technical medical advances.
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Pennsylvania
Journal of the
American Medical Association
April gale damages West Virginia school and area
A strong April gale injured several in West Virginia and caused extensive damage across the region. A 10 year old girl suffered a fractured skull after a window frame struck a classroom. Other children were hurt by debris and blown signs while trees and poles blocked highways. Across the Midwest floods worsened with rain hail and snow. the Mississippi rose, factories closed in Canton and Wisconsin damages reached about a million dollars as levees and power lines failed.
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Margaret Beal
Newell
W. Va
Marion Brooks
Vernon Cline
Bettis Field
Storm rips through Midwest with 60 mph wind and damage
A severe storm lashed Indianapolis with 60 mile an hour winds, smashing plate glass, tearing down wires and unroofing homes. Waves along the lake shore from Indiana to Wisconsin washed out docks and construction, while Chicago faced widespread damage and a $500,000 loss. One death occurred in Indiana as Mrs Effie Bieze, 90, was killed by the gale. A workman, Frederick Yeend, was seriously hurt when a wave struck an outer-drive section and rescued by colleagues. Traffic halted by flooding. Michigan City cottages threatened by high waves. Uniontown church in Jefferson Township was leveled by the gale with several others damaged. In Greensburg, Captain Joan Lo Gans of the Carmellaville Courier broke a leg amid wind damage. Governors, crews, and ambulance services responded as repairs and service restorations continued.
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Titois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Tront
Effie Bieze
Frederick Yeend
Michigan City
Ind
Jing Beach
Lake Michigan
Greensburg
Joan Lo Gans
Carmellayille Courier
First Presbyterian Church
Coroner to Probe Search Warrant in Inquest
Coroner Herman J. Vierke vows a thorough inquest into a controversial search warrant, aiming to present every relevant fact to a six member jury. Kane County State's Attorney George D. Carbury and Assistant Attorney General W. Hadley will participate. The inquiry will cover Deputy Roy F. E. Smith's claims of self defense and the warrant's basis from Eugene Fairchild's affidavit.
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Herman J. Wierke
Vierke
George D. Carbury
Kane County
Carlstrom
W. Hadley
Roy FE. Smith
Coast Guard Intervenes After Boat Protest Encounter
A yacht captain reports a confrontation with the coast guard near the Statue of Liberty during heavy rain. The coast guard boarded the vessel, searched it, and armed personnel demanded a search, prompting a tense standoff in rough seas.
Unclear excerpt hints at yacht incident and official denial
Report describes a vessel sought for liquor rumors and a possible machine gun warning. Officials at a guard office overseeing waters say no record of any such incident exists. A base commander notes no notification or log has been received regarding weekend cutter activity. Wish 15 is referenced as the son of a former rail magnate and owner of a stock exchange gent.
Jones Law Victory Hinted as Referendum Debated
In Wisconsin voters face a popular referendum on repealing the Severson state enforcement act and eliminating penalties for sale and manufacture of beverages containing not more than 2.75 percent alcohol. Michigan repealed its life for a pint law after the Jones Act. Illinois wets won a repeal bill amid a wet majority shift after Aurora killing. New York Republicans and Democrats joined to defeat a state enforcement code.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Illinois
New York
Scouting Grows as Nation Celebrates 19th Birthday
The text notes global Scouting parity in oath and aims, with 1928 US participation at 16,058, spanning Alaska, Philippines, Hawaii, and foreign posts. It credits 200,000 volunteer leaders, including 25,496 Assistant Scoutmasters, and 164,740 other officials. Indiana County Council contributes 1,300. Movement poised to hit one million members soon.
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United States
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Indiana County Council
Ambassador's Son Delays Paris Trip Over Ship Schedules
Thousands attend the Ambassador's bier as veterans and dignitaries such as Elihu Root and Mme Joffre honor the envoy. Cables of sympathy pour in worldwide. Speculation centers on Kellogg reaching France before the Tourville departs to the United States aboard the Ile De France.
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Elihu Root
Marshal
Mme. Joffre
Mme
Poincare
Kellogg
France
Tourville
United States
Ile de France
Havre
Lindy Heads To Mexico City From Brownsville
Col Charles A Lindbergh took off from Brownsville at 8 45 am for Mexico City with no planned stops after flying from San Antonio earlier in the day. He arrived here at 7 43 am and then lifted in the Curtis Falcon plane for Cuernavaca estate to dine with his fiancée Anne Morrow later.
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Brownsville
Tex
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Lindbergh
San Antonio
Curtis-Palcon
Pacific Coast
Anne Morrow
Cuernavaca
Easter Service at Salvation Army Hall
The Salvation Army Sunday School presents an Easter program this evening at 7:45 in the Army Hall Water Street. The program includes vocal and instrumental music, band selections, recitations and pantomimes with Willard Home children. An Easter offering supports the Army missionary work. Special missionary meetings follow Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:45 with flags of nations and talks on Army work abroad.
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Salvation Army Sunday School
Army Hall
Water Street
Willard Home
Army
Lost Australian Airmen Still Missing in Wilderness
Sydney April 12 The famed trans Pacific airmen Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain Charles Ulm remain missing after their plane was forced down in North Australian wilderness. Continuous storms hinder search efforts as planes and a launch fail to start this morning. It is believed the crash site lies near the Drysdale River.
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Sydney
Turner Streams and Indiana Visitors Fill Monday Court House Gossip
Creekside resident Turner Streams attended to business while Mrs Orphie Connor and Miss sfes sie Stiffler of Mosscreek shopped and called on friends. Indiana visitors included George V Gardner of DuBois and J M Martin of Homer City. Local notables such as architect George Van Wagner and Troop A state police officer J W Morrison were seen about town. Several families and professionals traveled through Indiana for errands and greetings.
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Turner Streams
Creekside
Orphie Connor
Sfessie Stiffler
Mosscreek
George V. Gardner
DuBois
Indiana
James Rocco
Homer City
Mainess
W.op. Alexander
George Wolfe
Ford City
D. W. Naylor
Paul Naylor
Heath Hastings
Punxsutawney
George Scott
Arcadia
J. M. Martin
Court House
C. L. Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Paul S$. Maloney
William and
Isaac Smith
Montgomery Township
Lawrence H. Getty
Jack
John L. Getty
Youngstown
W. M. Wise
J. W. Morrison
Troop A
State Police
Greensburg
Indiana Station
Moore Hotel
George D. Naughton
Morrison
Charles Freeman
John
Philipsburg
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