Mine Accident Cases Move Toward Rehabilitation Aid
Reports from Indiana reflect ongoing workers compensation matters. One miner who lost his right foot in a mine incident seeks state rehabilitation to retrain and cover living costs, while another farmer injured in 1925 pursues equipment purchases and farm obligations. A separate dispute over timing of policy coverage ends in settlement, and a case involving George Weston is dismissed for late filing after a July 1927 injury.
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Indiana
State Rehabilitation Bureau
David Duncan
Hollsepple
Victor
Duncan
Charles Cherry
Miltown
State
United Bituminous Cars Company
State Fund
United
George H. Weston
Clymer
Deringer Fuel Company
Spangler
Reew
Constitutional orations crown regional champions
Miss Helen Arnold Townville Vocational High School is the north region champion and third overall. Arthur P. Keller Lincoln High School Elwood City is the central regional champion with The Origins of the Constitution. Miss Helen M. Yochim David Anderson High Lisbon is the west region champ speaking Origins. Miss Helen Petonic St John the Baptist High School Scott Dale speaks on The Constitution a Guarantee of Liberty. Miss Arlene Vinton Indiana High School is the east region champion with Personalities in the Constitutional Convention. Charles S. Titus is the south regional champion with The Making of the Constitution.
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Helen Arnold
Townville Vocational High School
Lincoln
Arthur P. Keller
Lincoln High School
Elwood City
Helen M. Yochim
David Anderson High School
Lisbon
Pittsburch
Helen Petonic
St. John the Baptist High School
Scottdale
Arlene Vinton
Indiana High School
Charles S. Titus
Tri-State orator to broadcast from Harrisburg after polls
Judges and college leaders from Wash ington and Jefferson College Carnegie Institute of Technology Duquesne University and West Virginia University recorded decisions under a low point scoring system. An orchestra will perform Schubert and Moskowsky pieces as silver cups are awarded to regional champions. The Tri-State champion will also receive a grand trophy and the winning oration will be broadcast from the Wilian Fern Hotel to the Eastern zone Nation semi final in Harrisburg on April 27.
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The
Post-Gazette
8. & Baker
Washington and Jefferson College
Thomas S. Baker
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Robert 8. Gawthrop
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Martin A. Hehir
Duquesne Unversity
Frank Butler Trotter
West Virginia University
Schubert
Moskowsky
Raskoczy
KDKA
Wilian Fern Hotel
Pittsburgh Post-Cazette
Harrisburg
Capitol Hill backs machine purchase with optional paper tally
Governor approves Pittsburgh metropolitan bill consolidating Allegheny county municipalities into greater Pittsburgh. Voters will decide in June on the plan while lawmakers argued over mandatory machine use and curtain rules. The measure, backed by administration and party leaders, faced House and Senate resistance before final approval.
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Republican State Organization
Frank Harris
Allegheny
Albert Davis
Lackawanna
Senate
House
Harrisburg
INS
John §. Fisher
Pittsburgh
Max G. Leslie
Allegheny County
Farm bill debate splits Congress as Senate hones export bounty plan
In Washington April 19 administration forces back the House farm bill backed by President Sloover while Senate leaders push a McNary draft with an export bounty. The House votes next week on the bill in its current form, with the White House favoring swift passage and possible amendments likely. The Senate Agriculture Committee resumes work to align terms on stabilization, federal farm boards, and cooperatives aid.
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Congress
William K. Hutchison Cains
Washington
Sloover
House
Senate
McNary
Oregon
White House
Senate Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Senate Committee
Moorer
Death notices for local residents and relatives
Funeral services are planned for local residents and relatives at Stoitlock Sy Rewird MM EF. The obituary lists family members including a sister and Tony brothers, with services set for the afternoon.
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Eether
Davelitoer
Yarellia
Atsner
Here
Tony Brothers
Stoitlock
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Describes Names and Places
The readable text fragment lists names and terms likely from a local notice or brief. It includes references to N.Y. Steck and U'en, mentions track, visa, oil, and various garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or cohesive report emerges from the fragment.
Burial plans set for McCarthy in Glade cemetery
Clemens McCarthy Barnesboro aged 20 died Wednesday night at parental home. Burial overland to Somerset county with funeral at 9 oclock Saturday morning in Molyross Catholic church Spangler and interment in church cemetery. Survived by parents and siblings Kina Lantay Barnesboro Mary Sullivan Huntington W Va Way Mts Arvella Boucher Barnesboro Nelli and Thomas at home James McCarthy here.
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Clemens McCarthy Barneshoro
Clemens McCarthy
Martin McCarthy
Kina Lantay
Barnesboro
Mary Sullivan
Hantington
W. Way Mts
Arvella Boucher
Nelli
Thomas
James McCarthy
Molyross Catholic Church
Spangler
Mary Cihan Spanglier
Mary Cihan
Peter Cihan
Patton
Miners’ Hospital
Frances
Joseph
Walter
Helen
Josephine
Midward
Rigymond
Henry
Eleanor
St Mary's Catholic Church
Church
Elizabeth Percival Spangler
Elizabeth Percival
Jobe Percival
North Spangler
Thomas Carrig
William Birchall
North Barnesboro
Family Night Meets In Final Week
The notice invites readers to attend the final week of meetings to settle questions about judgment, immortality, Heaven, and eternal consequences. It emphasizes accountability before God for deeds and words and urges participation before the opportunity ends.
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Ilim
Jesus
God
Paul Revere Reenacts Ride In Patriot's Day Observance
In Boston on Patriot's Day the Paul Revere reenactor hung lanterns at Old North Church and, echoing the 164 year old ride, again warned Mid Middlesex villages as dawn broke. The reenactor traveled through the region with William Dawes Jr. as part of the ceremony.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Old North Church
Salem Street
William Dawes, Jr
Middlesex
Guard troopers retrace routes from Roxbury to Lexington
Sergeant George H. Cobb of Troop B 110th National Guard Cavalry rode from North Square to Lexington Green while Sergeant Rayner W. Benton retraced the Dawes route from Elliot Square Roxbury to Lexington. The maneuver reflects colonial era routes echoed in a modern guard context.
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George H. Cobb
110Th National Guard Cavalry
North Square
Lexington Green
William Dawes
Geant Rayner W. Benton
Dawes
Elliot Square
Roxbury
Lexington
Fire at Havre de Grace stable kills fifteen horses
A dramatic blaze at the Havre de Grace race track stable in Maryland killed fifteen thoroughbreds and wrecked Adriana G after a leg injury in a collision with an automobile. Fifteen horses burned or were destroyed as 28 horses panicked. stable boy Frank Kopel escaped then helped rescue thirteen more as he returned to the fire.
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Havre DE Grace
Hames
A. B. Applegate
Frank Kopel
H. P. Whitney
Applegate
Kopel
World's Tonic Endorsed by Townspeople in Health Boost
Thousands praise World's Tonic as a cure for run down health. A testimonial from C R Bryan of Kittanning describes recovery from catarrhal stomach trouble after using the medicine. He reports meals improving, full recovery after three bottles, and urges others to try it, with availability at local druggists.
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C. R. Bryan
Kittanning
Kittanning Is A Fair Example. Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Gale
Trainer's
Indiana
Homer City Pharmacy
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Somerset County
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