Progressive Bible School shows strong attendance growth in March and April
The report highlights First Regular of Indiana leading the state in March and April attendance. General Superintendent C Mingamore notes the average pupil turnout across March and April 1801, with March to March figures and weekly totals. Over seven weeks, classes reached 80 percent attendance three times, and several teachers are earning credits in the Community School of Religious Education. The church, debt free and decorated, is led by Dr Scott as a worshiping host. A testimonial is planned for secretary Henry Pharoah, who has long pressed for higher attendance.
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Pennsylvania
Schont
Indiana
Mareh
C. Mingamore
Abe Lendanan
Gingsford
Heavlinet
Br. Scott
Gchgal
Henry Pharoah
Seeeryone
Sabbnifr
Boy Admits Stolen Money Spent On Fall Fun
A boy who died last month after a spree with stolen money had claimed he found the funds in an unoccupied shanty. Police traced the $90 to the thefts from his family, and the youth confessed after evidence was shown. He said his companions had no part in the robbery. He bought a bicycle and other items, spending most of the money during a night of “good time.”
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Bush
Evan Bush
Policie
Agché
Tremor Rocks Santiago as city wakes at 3:40 am
Santiago Cuba reports the heaviest earthquake shock since February disaster. At 3:40 a m the tremor drove residents from their beds into streets and open parks where they stayed until daylight, authorities say.
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Santiago
Cuba
Interest Grows in State War for Congress
In a fragmented report, John R. Pary seeks the Republican nomination for Congress while Peter Wy Tans appears as a third candidate. Democratic tensions center on Alfred E Smith’s clash with Franklin D Roosevelt over the presidential nomination, with Roosevelt poised to secure delegates if he wins key primaries and Smith threatening to challenge at the Chicago convention. INS Albany dispatch notes Roosevelt’s counter move and Smith’s possible delegate status as political maneuvering intensifies.
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John R. Pary
Peter Wy Tans
Lackawanna Recorder
Dreds
Roland
Wasitington
Alfred B. Smith
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Willy
New York
Licket
Capitol Hill
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
INS
Albany
Explosion at Ohio State building kills six
A blast at Ohio State’s new civic center office building killed six and wounded several. Victims include W. B. Ryder 57 Frank Baker 48 Russell Neal 95 Edward Chesney 3 William Dokken 25 and CG B Carter 25. Damage estimated between 1 million and 6.9 million. the 12 story marble structure may be rebuilt after the collapse of four floors.
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Ohio State
W. B. Ryder
Alabama Marble Co
Grant Hospital
Frank Baker
Russell Neal
Edward Chesney
William Dokken
Detroit
CG. B. Carter
Nashville
Tenn
Monongahela
INS
West Main Street
Sam Piccolo
Ohio
Columbus
Sciatta River
State Capitol
Roosevelt Shuns Delegation Citing Political Indelicacy
Governor Roosevelt told Democratic leaders he would not serve as a delegate to the convention, citing political indelicacy for a candidate to join the New York delegation. The discussion touched on temperance politics and internal party maneuvering in Washington.
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Tlan
New York
Roosevelt
John Fr. Curry
Tammany Ebles
Smith
Stimson to Act as Back Seat Driver at Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Elowry L. Stimson will join the American disarmament delegation at Geneva, but will not lead. He expects to discuss groundwork on disarmament and possible reparations with British and German leaders, and plans to stay about two weeks.
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William Parker Iis
Paris
Elowry Lh. Stimson
Geneva
Havre
Stinson
Andre Wardlew
Stimson
Ambassador Gibson
Gibson
Arthur Henderson
Premiser Ratigay MacDonald
Great Britain
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
Rabbit dispute ends with elbow hit in Portland
In Portland a neighborly quarrel escalated over a rabbit wandering into a yard. Willis chased the animal and struck Nennie Newcomb on the elbow after being ordered out. Police were summoned to calm the disturbance.
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Portland
Ore
Red Willis
Nennie Newcomb
Willis
Newcomb
Death notices report Kirsch and Kinsey families in Indiana and Johnstown
A batch of death notices details the funerals and family connections of Andrew Kirsch of Barr Township and Gladys Kinsey of Johnstown. Kirsch, aged 63, longtime Barr Township resident and former justice of the peace, will be buried at St Nicholas Church with 31 grandchildren noted among survivors. Kinsey, 25, a Chandler School teacher in Morrellville, died after illness. she leaves parents Joseph and Nellie Kinsey, a brother Wilbert, and sisters Kenneth Frye and Evelyn Kinney, with services set at Park Avenue U B Church and Grandview Cemetery.
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Kirseh
Barr Township
St. Nicholas’ Catholic Church
Kirsch
John Kirsch
Amelia (Mauger) Kirsch
Esther Dumm
Bradley Junction
Aleium
Herman Kirsch
Nicktowns
Walter Kirsch
Ebensburg
William and Clair Kirsch
Indiana
Edwin Kirsch
Aline Dumm
R. D
Ruth Duman
Culver
Alma Kirsch
Camden
N. d
M. Consulla
St. Mark’s Convent
Altoona
Merle
Herbert
Harold
Marlin Kirsch
Demetria
Homer
Theodore Nealen
Mary Agnes
Philadelphia
Mary Demetria
Tacoma
Wash
Augustine Kirsch
Stayton
Ore
Anselm Kirsch
Nicktown
Gladys Kinsey
Johnstown
Chandler School
Morredville
Joseph and
Nellie Ream Kinzey
Ash Street
Miss Kinzey
Central High ‘School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Morrellville
Kinney
Wilbert
Ise- Kenneth
Business mood improves says Colonel Ayres
Colonel Ayres notes brighter business sentiment in 2932 with waning fear and growing confidence. He cites fewer bank suspensions and money returning to banks while Washington sees irregular progress. Congress fights to cut expenditures and raise tax returns to balance the budget, continuing efforts.
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Portant
Ayres
Washington
Noted foe of criminals dead
The celebrated Baltimore born detective and founder of the National Detective Agency with a role in fed cases including Herman Rosenthal and Leo Frank murders. He helped probe the Wall Street explosion of 1920, was jailed briefly in 1927 for juror shadowing, and later advised on the Lindbergh baby case though he did not join.
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Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
National
Burns
Herman Rosenthal
New York
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Wall Street
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Lindbergh
Joint Burial For Fire Victims In Altoona
In Altoona on Saturday union burial services will be held for Mrs. Galdie Krumer 29 and seven children who died in a Henshey town fire on Wednesday night. The victims include Roy Charles two weeks old Levi three years Anna 10 Lillian Pearl 8 Edna Grace 6 John L Lawrence 5 and Minnie 3. Mr Dillon and wife were away when the fire started leaving Mrs Dillon in serious condition.
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Altoona
Union
Hensheytown
Galdie Krumer
Roy Charles
Levi
Michael Dilon
Anna
Lillian Pearl
Edna Grace
John L., Lawrence
Minnie
Dillon
Mrs. Dillon
AT&T Declares Share Dividend to Record 665000 Holders
American Telephone and Telegraph Co paid its regular quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share to more than 665,000 stock holders, the largest number ever. The firm noted a gain of about 25,000 holders in the past quarter, the third largest quarterly increase in its history.
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New York
INS
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Long Range Camera Catches Governor At Jefferson Day Dinner
A long range camera captured Governor Alfred E. Smith in an informal pose at the Jefferson Day Democratic dinner in Washington. Chairman John J. Raskob of the National Democratic Committee was greeted by a roar of cheering during the Jefferson Day event attended by prominent party leaders.
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Alfred K. Smith
Washington
John J. Raskob
National Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
America
Wilson
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Lindbergh Kidnapping Probe Nears New Lead
Reports from Vienna and New Jersey indicate a potential new lead in the Lindbergh baby case as authorities pursue European angles and local suspects. Prominent figures including Dr Condon and Rear Admiral Burrage are active while pursuit extends to maritime and diplomatic realms.
Former Governor Fisher Talks at Pennsylvania College for Women
Former Governor John 8 Fisher spoke Thursday at Pennsylvania College for Women on early Western Pennsylvania history and Bicentennial ties. He recounted a 21 year old British Army advisor, friendships with Native Americans, and early logging routes linking logs town and Allegheny Monongahela rivers, tying immigration to France and England with regional growth. Mrs Henry Clay McEldowney planted an elm for DAR, Lew Wickleyseedling, Kathrine MacCloskey and others planted trees representing trustees and college groups during the campus bee marking the centennial celebration.
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John 8. Fisher
Washington
Pennsylvania
Logstown
Lake Ewe
Braddock
Allegheny
Monongahdla
France
England
Henry. Clay
McEldowney
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lew Wickley
James B MacCloskey
Kath
Clara McCombs
Colloquium Club
Caroline Brady
Daily Health News on Head Injury First Aid
The article stresses prompt care for unconscious or shocked head injury victims. It advises warm blankets, immediate skull examination for wounds, X rays when possible, head kept lowered, proper position for breathing, pulse and breathing checks, spinal fluid test for blood, and vigilance for delayed symptoms like headache dizziness and vision changes to prevent worsening brain or spine injuries.
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Skullar
Third Victim Dies In Auto Crash At New Castle
Betty Jane Wiles, 11, died in New Castle hospital early today as the third victim in an automobile crash that killed her father and infant brother and seriously injured four other family members the previous Wednesday evening.
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New Castle
Betty
Jane Wiles
New Castle Hospital
Everning
Incomplete Schwarzenkopf statement on arrests
H Norman Schwarzkopf says no arrests have been made and no police from other cities have arrested anyone. He notes no report of arrests by other authorities, following a state police investigation overnight involving a New Jersey automobile that visited Maryland and raised suspicions with Maryland police.
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Bey
Trenton” X
New Jersey
Meith
Lindber ‘N
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Maryland
Thompson's Barosma Compound Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Compound as a cure all improving rheumatic pains and general health. It cites Mrs. Susan Lyons of Titusville praising the medicine, and promotes Barosma for cleansing and stimulating kidneys, bowels, and liver with price points and Golden-Lax Tablets. Sold by Daugherty's Drug Store.
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Thompson
Susan 4. Lyons
Titusville
Daugherty
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