Lucerne Safety Meeting Draws 300 Attendees
Lucerne Safety Chapter held its annual monthly meeting in Lucerne Hall with over 300 attendees. The event featured safety remarks from several speakers and a prize of 89 dollars awarded for March safety suggestions to Tarry Taylor Edward Sinton and Jr. Vanity. Entertainment included performers such as Walter Lominsky Florence Lisi and Paul Campbell with committee members J. B. Hare Charles Wellen and Frank Sweerey promising the year’s best entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueerne Safety Chapter
Lucerne Hall
dTarry ,Taylor
Edward Sinton
Jr. Vanity
R.A. Sutton
Arthur Holt
M. J. Worter
Recordion
Walter Lominsky
Florence Lisi
Mike
Reading
Paul Campbell
Russell James
Miss James
Arthur K
J. B. Hare
Charles Wellen
Frank Sweerey
Missing Flyers: Pacific Rescue Update From Port George
Report from Port George says rescuers plan to send supplies to missing airmen Kingsford Smith Ulm and crew. Holden sighted the downed Canberra and described the thin, drawn faces of the flyers as they watched from the sky. The group consumed rations from the Canberra and drank from a nearby stream, with the wreck site located along the rough Glenelg river area.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Australia
Ilawan
Fiji Islands
Wyndham
Western Australia
England
Kingsford-Smith
Charles T. Ulm
Titchfield
McWilliam
Port George
Holden
Canberra
Glenelg River
Guin an Alumni Continues From Page One Nuisance Trial
Texas mood turns boastful as ten other defendants in the alleged liquor nuisance case are mentioned and Beavish the Salon Royale had pleaded.
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Texas
Beavish
Salon Royale
Baseball Team of Lucerne Organizes for Season
A lively Lucerne baseball meeting praised the coming season and predicted strong performance. Elected officers include President Thomas Jefferies, Secretary Paul Campbells, Treasurer Arthur Evens, Manager W R Davis, Purchasing Agent Clyde Pullian, with directors K J Nix, R A Sutton, Arthur Holt and Howard Hess guiding the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucere
Lucerne
Elest
Thomas Jefferies
Paul Campbells
Arthur Evens
W. R. Davis
Clyde Pullian
Ki. J. Nix
R. A. Sutton
Arthur Holt
Howard Hess
Hoover Cancels Fishing Trip Near Frederick Md
President Hoover called off his plan to inaugurate the spring fishing season and motor to Catoctin Manor near Frederick Maryland. He postponed the outing because his message to Congress is not yet completed and will finish the document tomorrow.
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Washington
Hoover
Catoctin Manor
Frederick
Congress
Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans meeting
Anna M Melfeury district inspector led a group including George T McHenry Barbara Laghwin and Mrs Wie tant Paita and Sarah at a meeting last evening. Mrs McHonry inspected the DuBois Auxiliary followed by a social launch and dancing. New Castle Camp Pittsburgh Ridgway and Cleantiaed representatives attended along with Mrs Percy Golden and her husband.
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Anna MM. Melfeury
Auxiltery
United Spanish War Veterane
George T. McHenry
Barbara Laghwin
Wietant ‘Paita
Sarah
le DuBois
McHonry
DuBois
JJC
Comrads
Two Hurt When Car Overturns Near Blairsville
Blairsville reports a late night accident on the Blairs ville Derry highway left Theodore Bowers of Johnstown with minor injuries while Wilbert Meyer June Kelly and Gerald ing Duncan all of Johnstown sustained lacerations and bruises. They were treated by Dr J M Leonard in Blairsville. The vehicle overturned at 505 a clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Theodore Bowers
Johnstown
Here
Blairsville-Derry
Wilbert Meyer
June Kelly
Geralding Duncan
J. M. Leonard
Lluirsville
Bowers
United States Won’t Recognize Vatican City State
The State Department announced that diplomatic recognition of Vatican City will not be extended by the United States. Replies sent from the White House and the department state officials will not respond to hundreds of protest letters about sending an American minister to the new Papal State.
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Washington
Vatican State
United States
Tse
White House
Department
Papal State
Blast Wrecks Three Four-Story Buildings in Detroit
A mysterious blast destroyed three four story buildings in Detroit. Sixteen fire units battled the blaze as rescuers searched the ruins for victims believed trapped in a collapse. One man is dead and officials fear at least four more lives may have been lost. the dead man remains unidentified.
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Detroit
Stock Market At Noon Hour in New York
New York April 12 Most active industrial stocks opened higher but gains faded as traders and big operators sold to take profits. United States Steel traded above 190 on rumor of a new share issue at 130, with rights worth 7. Bethlehem slipped from 113 to below 111 amid narrow copper stock activity. Short covering lifted several issues after days of decline, with American Smelting and others trading near Thursday’s levels. Market notes list many prominent names with varied moves and overall cautious sentiment in a tight money market.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Anaconda
Cerro de Paseo
Kolster
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Caco
Eeeey Yee LI
Si Sittiel
Pete Ge
Wright Avra
White Motor Co
Ceeey Crepe Eens West
Hire
MBL PL
Pth
Esas Fc
M. St. Pyteomaisa
Willys Overland Sas
Acto Vivre Epareeveeee
In Memoriam Walter Cameron Atial col
In remembrance of Walter Cameron Atial col who departed this life several months ago on September 1. We miss you and wish you were here to hear your voice and see your face. Sadly missed by parents and brothers.
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Tn Toving Qwerery
Walter Cameron Atialcol
Walter
Waller
Sin and salvation amid Kinloch mine disaster witness scenes
A revival tone opens amid a Kinloch mine explosion report detailing a preacher urging confession to purge sin and a witness account of the blast. Foreman John B. Bryson testifies on mine layout, conveyor speed, and a fallen watcher named Taylor who died, while tipple operator James Arnold describes stopping signals as the blast hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinloch
Jenes
John B. Bryson
Valley Camp Coal Company
Curance
Bryson
Taylor
Bryson Gaid
D James Arnold
Arnold
Tornado devastates Arkansas counties in historic storm
A violent tornado struck Jackson, Lawrence and Green counties causing widespread destruction. Whole families vanished, farm homes demolished, and a house with five people lifted and dropped in a creek bed. Two children died, three others injured. The path traced the state highway and even skirted a railroad. Engineers reported outrunning the funnel as it followed trains. Injured were treated in hospitals at multiple towns as rain and floods hindered rescue efforts.
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Jackson
Lawrence
Green
Swittus
Alicia
Lhado
Sneed
Jackson County
Ster
St. Louis and
Iron Mountain
Batesville
Newport
Kinloch Blast Witnesses Testify In Mine Inquest
Testimony at the Kinloch mine inquest details the morning routine before the explosion. Superintendent Taylor says inspections showed the mine in good condition, while inspector McGregor notes prior signs of dust and conveyor issues. Fire boss and rescue accounts describe rush, water-filled passages, and the push to safety as workers exited through flooded areas.
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Thomas
Coal and Tron
Dustin
Greensburg
Toi A'Elock
Miine
F. Taylor
Kinhows
Taylor
Wyd. McGregor
Freeport
Kinloch
Hunter de Crooks
Fiscman
Nudl Fase
Kinloul
Dubes
Winwes
School Board Sets Terms and Staffing for 1920 21
The board reelects Dr C E Rink as school physician and Miss Harriett Walker as attendance officer along with nurse Mrs Saunders and cafeteria head Mrs Lottie Stewart. Principal Hugh Bell is kept, with teachers elected for High School and two ward principals named for 1920 21 term. Repairs planned include an auditorium floor replacement and sale of portable buildings.
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Duquesne Uiversity
Pittsburgh
C. E. Rink
Harriett Walker
Saunders
Lottie Stewart
Porter
Bell H. 5
Hugh M. Bell
State Board of Health
Indiana County
War Shank
Johnstown
Earl Shank
Aloni
Fiv
Board of Education
Viola Simpson
Anna Laughlin
Audrey Mead
Harry Canfield
Harry Krehart
Louise Hall
Ward Johnson
Alice Clements
Laura Buterbaugh
Bernard McCormick
Mary McCregor
Gerteude Tams
Elizabeth Carson
Ruth Johnson
Kielen Hersporper
Ffolen Eldstein
John Shrum
Iertha Black
Jane Bradshaw
Paul Mevhlin
Laura Church
George Hill
Ray Ralston
Joseph Shane
Laura Duncan
Ferne Metlenry
Caroline Gessler
Pearl McGregor
Zella Sourwine
Clair Borland
Glac Moorhead
Crissie Cameron
Augie Marshall
Laila Armstrong
Laura Bush
Bonnie Bowen
Mary Hanks
Margaret J. Lowman
Ruby Day
Elizabeth Maines
Osie Overman
Carolyn McCally
Alice Jacobson
Gertrude Lewis
Barbara Pletcher
Lola Beelar
Anna Thompson
Clee Doyle
Marvy Russell
Florence Raguse
Mrys
Birdie Keaner
Bernadine Livingston
Alice St Clair
Goldie Preston
Dorothy Shank
Margaret Hartsack
Beatnice Fleming
Mary Rankin
Thalia Williams
Mabel Parker
Edna Wrye
Mabel Brown
Crystal Dodd
M. Ella Moore
Melinda Detwiler
Myrtle Diessa
Elizabeth Moora
Bigamy suspect Campbell linked to multiple deaths
The Chicago man H Colin Campbell, in a Newark Elizabeth NY case, confessed to killing Mrs Mowry in a bid to hide an affair with his wife Rosalie Campbell. Detectives connect his past bigamy with Emma Campbell in Omaha 1910 and Rosalie in 1913. Police trace shoes to identify another deceased woman in a sprawling web.
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Campbell
Ile
Rosalie Campbell
Rosalie McCready
Elizabeth
Chicago
Emma Campbell
Omaha
Lowry
St. Louis
Greenville
Philadelphia
Washington
Dover
Del
New Jersey
Cranford
Willsie
Mowry
Elkton
Richard M. Campbell
New York City
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Mexico
H. Colin Campbell
Haneep Katte
Nyd
Benjamin
Oak Park
Orsalio McCready Bell
Richmond Vin
Portland Cement Association
Prosperous
Rosalie Cam
Notable Indiana Visitors Fill County Offices
A long list of residents from Lewisville Johnstown Dilltown Dixonville and surrounding townships visited Indiana yesterday attending business calling on friends or conducting official duties. Notable names include John Lytle Constable Penn Run and Carl Bence Dixonville among others. Local officials Squire J Dudley Carnahan and Sheriff’s staff also hosted or met visitors during the day.
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J. GC. Berkley
Lewisville
Philip Kleinstub
Johnstown
Creekside
Indiana
A. Marsh
Dilltown
D. BE. Martin
Alverda
S. H W. Alshouse
Smicksburg
John Lytle
Penn Run
Carl Bence
Dixonville
Court House
AL 2D. Mero
Wesleyan Motherlist Church
Edward Stephens
Cherryhill Township
Paul Ansley
Plumville
George Overdorff
Blacklick
H.W. Bennett
Buffington Township
C. CG. Taney
Center Township
Commissioners’ Office
Dell Keith
Stafford
W. I. Weitzel
Bert Munch
Dormont
H. H. Muffman
State College
Kay Klingensmith
McKeesport
Reed
Clearfield
Rossiter
Robert P. Good
Marion Center
Squire George Richardson
Roochester Mills
H. §. Strong
Morrison Lydick
John FL. Palmer
Grant Township
J. Dudley Carnahan
Saltsbury
C and E Motor Co to display new Whippits and Willys Knights
The sales rag from C and E Motor Co. invites the public to a Saturday and Sunday display at 1055 1067 Philadelphia Street featuring a full line of Whippits and Willys Knights. An official grand opening announcement will follow with added show features. Indiana visitors reported touring the Willys Overland plant and dining with company officials. A light weathered aside about mountain brooks and a playful note closes the item.
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Philadelphia Street
Willys- Knights
William Beck
Wilmer Johns
Charles Hildebrand
Paul Stewart
John Bessinger
Indiana
Teleco
Toledo
Chesles Varnicer
Willys-Overland
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
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Pittsburgh Ailiomiire
Tarry
Hunan
Tello
Home of the
Brave
Land of the Free
Guinan
RCA Radiola
INCA
Au- Electric
RCA
J. M. Stewart & Co
J. M. Stewart & Co., Inc
Vatican City
Fado
Paga No
Fiim
Christ
Arkansas
Kinloch Blast
the Gazette
C. & E. Motor CO
Mountain Brook
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