Cornell Ball Squad Injured In Bus Crash
In Teantico Va on April 5 a Cornell University baseball bus left the Richmond Washington Highway and plunged off the road. Most players are in Marine Base hospital with injuries. John Russell the student manager has a compound leg fracture. Coach Haddock and trainer Sheehan also injured. Bus driver Faggett has a compound leg fracture and cuts. Thomas Crooke the umpire has thigh fracture and internal injuries.
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Teantico
Cornell University
Marine Base Hospital
Richmond-Washington
John Russell
Pittsburgh
John Haddock
Syracuse
Frank Sheehan
Washington
H.W. Faggett
Thomas Crooke
Indiana Visitors Report Local Business Moves
W H George of Center township attended to business in Indiana today. Constable John L Lye of Penn Run was among Indiana visitors. Mrs Elsie George of Apofio spent the day in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Charles Carnahan and Mr and Mrs S M Fleming, who recently returned from Florida, visited Myr and Mrs T S Lewis yesterday. Frank A Johnston a Homer City drilling contractor was a Thursday Indiana visitor. C M Good of Plumville transacted business yesterday. J W Smeaton Brae Breeze Park proprietor Marchand was a Thursday visitor. Thomas C Gess of Blairsville, appointed Deputy Constable of Second Ward Blairsville, assumed duties here yesterday. Georges Frys of Plumville motored to Indiana yesterday for the day. Frank Wilson owner of Greekside meat market was a Thursday visitor. P F Ryan of Brushvalley township was among Thursday Indiana visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. George
Center Township
Indiana
John L. Lye
Penn Run
Elsie George
Apofio
Charles Carnahan
S. M. Fleming
Florida
Blairsville
Blairsvile
J. N. Langham
Local Shoppers and Visitors Reported in Nearby Towns
Mrs Martha Edwards of Smicksburg among Thursday out of town shoppers. John Vararo of Blacklick transacting business here yesterday. Irwin Elkin, prosperous farmer from West Mahoning townslip, visiting Indiana on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Edwards
Smicksburg
John Vararo
Blacklick
Irwin Elkin
West Mahoning
Indiana
Prohibition era coast guard killings report highlights
A summarized 1920s enforcement tale notes several coast guard and customs deaths tied to rum running and patrol action. It cites Inspector Dawson and others killed by smugglers, plus a Lewiston man who died after resisting search. The report details confrontations, drownings, and refusals to halt.
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Caire
Sid
Patterson
McGuire
McGutire
Fnmuest
Palsalved
Peterson
Towman
Mille
Matigay
Stephen S. Dawson
T. S. Morrisa
Smuvelers
el Paso
Texas
Customs
C. N. Titcomb
Detroit
Coast Guard
Jacob Hensen
Lewiston
N. Y
A Vet Marathoner Leads Pyle's Racers
Herbert Hedeman, veteran Australian marathoner, led C. C. Pyle's trans continental foot racers at 7 a.m. on the sixth lap toward Baltimore, 44 miles away. He held a lead of about six minutes elapsed time, with the group on the road since leaving New York last Sunday. Hedeman also claims 40 minutes for delays on the Trenton Philadelphia leg due to route misdirection, a claim not yet allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre DE Grace
Herbert Hedeman
C. C. Pyle
Baltimore
Hedeman
New York
Philadelphia
Pyle
Strange Sea Tale To Be Revealed Today In Nomad Saga
A sea tale as strange as any unfolds as three survivors of the schooner Nomad's eleven day battle near Cape May testify before a U S Commissioner. Captain John D Schofield disappeared after the yacht was towed in by a Coast Guard boat. Investigators weigh charges while the distressed crew, including Leland I Ross, Richard French, and Henry G Bush, recounts and fear the missing captain’s fate.
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David PD. Sentner C
Insscale
Philadelphia
Minenk Mariner
U.S
Leland I Ross
New York
Richard
French
Brooklyn
Henry G. Bush
Albany
John D. Schofield
Cape May
Ned
Ross
Coast Guards
N. J
Coast Guard
Luther Sterner
Sterner
Harlice
Vape
Wes
Muriel Clairmonte Ross
Washington
Joseph Kehrfield
Tom Brown
Schoucle
Schofield
Brown
Gaptain Sehnfield
Saiior
Dorsey City
Moreristown
Colonia
U. S
J. Howard Patterson
TU. 8
District Attorney’s Office
Fogs Breeds on Display as Judging Begins in Daylight
In DAY this morning two hundred and five fogs representing every known breed and a few surprises are registered and in their stalls. Judging began this morning and will continue until late tomorrow. The display is very interesting in every detail and large crowds are expected.
Prohibition Seen as Here to Stay by Walsh
Senator David Is Walsh argues in Washington that prohibition remains a moral rock and will endure. He cites rising home building agency assets and healthier, longer living citizens as evidence of the policy’s success and societal stability amid state debates on liquor. The piece links national trends to the Wisconsin referendum and Michigan's stance on small quantity liquor dealing.
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David IS
Walsh
I. N.S
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Stock market steadies after initial lift on credit data
New York April 5 The Reserve Board signaled possible action if bank credit remains strong, triggering an early sell off in industrials before a rebound. Trading ranged narrowly as specialists chased fractions on the big board. Blue chips like Bethlehem Steel and American Can moved modestly while rails held steady amid fluctuating quotes and volume.
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New York
Reserve Hoard
Dons Anaconda Copper
U. & Steel
Johns Manville
American
Bethelehem Steel
Evie
New Flaven
American Can
Angeonlit
Lamy Amerigan
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacifie
BDU
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ehededne Bey Chrysler Assesse Gondetee TR
Myle Railroad
General Motors O
Kelvinitor
Seecenapeateriaeee
Ciecereeisiveeerees
Home Minimi Copper
AL Stewart
Ertag Nash Motor Oo
Ponty
Nort
West
Radio Carpocauion Yepeeserey
le Shuedeonhey
No Relief for Radio Fans in Pennsylvania Bill Stalls
Harrisburg reports that the Warner Bill to let listeners file complaints with the Public Service Commission over radio interference has been practically killed. Power lobby opposition blocked committee action, leaving radio listeners without redress. The Turner amendment to empower the commission to curb interference faces slim chances this session. Eight days remain, with six needed to pass both houses.
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Robert II
Gorman
CINS
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Warner
Lece Commission
Electrie
H. Stanley Wolty
Leigh
Committee On
Corsporations
Power Lobby
Welty
Welty Committee
Dauphin County Court
Public Service Commission
Public Service Act
Commission
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Corporations Committee
Jong
Turner
Awakening to Truth on Prohibition Limits
The piece argues that crime penalties should not be tied to liquor bans and predicts a shift toward regulating alcohol rather than absolute prohibition. It cites public awakening against treating drinking as a moral wrong and references Aurora murder cases to illustrate extremes of enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iran Mourning Flags Mark Public Buildings
In Herrick Iran a tender procession moved through the railway station and public buildings bearing French and American tags at half mast. Many structures displayed crepe bands as mourning signs while Warcraft merchantmen and other craft filled the harbor. The coffin was placed on a train amid a crowded scene.
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United States
Pirot
Brest
Tourville
Iran
Deaths in Johns town and Punxsutawney area
Obituaries list James Glaney of Johns town aged 61 a janitor and former mill foreman who died at Mercy Hospital Funeral set for St John Gunnel? Catholic Church Burial in Geistown Zion Cemetery for Mary E Snyder age 76 who died after fainting at a Barnett home. services at Zion Church in Porter township. burial in Zion Cemetery Also Mary Corey died Wednesday morning funeral at daughter’s home in Punxsutawney with Oaklawn Cemetery interment
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James Glaney
Johnstown
Winostrent
Catholic High School
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Glaney
Scotland
America
William and
Ellen Dineen Glancy
Weaime
Geistown
Shane
Porter Township
Jefferson County
George Lingenfelter
John M. Travis
George Snyder
Harry
Edward Travis
Oregon
Will Recommend Plan To Limit Production Of Crude Oil
R C Holmes president of Texas Corporation and committee chair on oil conservation will urge the group and the API regional committee to push planned crude oil production limits and leave court action to decide public interest. Oil leaders criticize restraint of trade and anti trust violations while claiming no intent to violate law.
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New York
INS
R. C. Holmes
The
Texas Corporation
Committee On Oil Conservation
American Petroleum Institute
Federalaw
Holmes
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Houston
Oil Conservation Board
Christian Science Rumpus Reaches Court Stage
Six members representing the Christian Science Parent Church in Boston filed a bill in equity against six representing the Mother Church in Boston. The suit seeks a temporary injunction to stop them from persuading firms to stop selling the Watchman and other trustee publications of the Parent Church. The complaint describes alleged “wrongs” by the defendants and requests court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian Science
Equity Court
Boston
Christian Science Watchman
Publishin Society
The
Boy Scouts Plan Expansion at National Council Meeting
Indiana County Boy Scouts notify Gazette of plans at the National Council gathering in New York City. The program aims to admit younger boys under twelve and extend vocational guidance, with May 19 and 14 dates at the Commodore Hotel. Walter W Head of Chicago will preside as National Council president.
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Indiana County Boys Scoute
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
National Council
United States
Cor
Oy Scouts of America
Bay Senate
America
Hotel Commodore
New York City
Boy Scouts
Robert Baden-—Powell
England
Wll
Indiana
Walter W. Head
Chicago
Boys Work
Plaintiffs Claim Frictions Between Parent Chiireckh and Mother Church
Plaintiffs allege ongoing controversies between the Parent Chiireckh and the Mother Church in a bill of complaint. Followers of Mrs. Annie C. Bill accuse plagiarisms by Mrs. Siddy founder of Christian Science and outline additional charges. Named plaintiffs include John V. Dittemore W. S. Campbell Ina B. Kepner Mabel Kellie Hubert H. Kelner and Jessie WW. Sinsabaugh. Defendants listed are James A. Neal Edward A. Merritt W. R. Rathvon Annie M. Knott George W. Adams and Clifford P. Smith.
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Chiireckh
Annie C. Bill
Siddy
Christian Science
John V. Dittemore
W. S. Campbel
Ina B. Kepner
Mabel Kelli
Hubert H. Kelner
Jeasie W
Strenuous Push for 4-Hour Week for Women in PA
Harrisburg April 5 INS The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor will press for a 44 hour week for women in industries with Senator McCrossin's bill. Miss Margaret Burke of the Women's Trade Union League urged quick action as sessions run to April 18. The union also plans broad contact with lawmakers. Secretary Charles A Waters of Labor and Industry announced an expanded employment bureau and noted a safety campaign reducing industrial accidents.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
McCrossin
Philadelphia
Margaret Burke
Women’s Trade Union League
Miss Burke
Miss
Three Die by Electrocution in Pennsylvania Homes
In Greensburg Pennsylvania three people died in separate electrocutions at nearby Biduie homes within half an hour. Pauline Caipelly 24 was electrocuted while handling a lift wire. her husband Angelo 51 died attempting to lift her. Jeaconda Menegas 51 died in the cellar nearby. Funeral arrangements were being completed.
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Greensburg
Biduie
Pauline Caipelly
Angelo
Jeaconda Menegas
Canella
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Cornell
Southern Highway
the Gazette
Russ
Schofiel
Watch Bay
General Electric
Electric Supply Company, Inc
Indiana, PA
Herrick
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