Former Premier M Poincare Undergoes Successful Operation
ARIS reports M Ray Mond Pesheare former Premier of Wrathe underwent a successful operation for prostatic complications at 8:30 AM today. Dr Marion aided by Drs Jasset and Boldin performed the procedure at a clinic on Rue De La Chaise. Mme Poincare was present. The patient rests comfortably and convalescence may last two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Aristide Briand
M. Poincare
Rue de la Chaise
Mme. Poincare
Graf Zeppelin Leaves Friedrichshafen for Lakehurst Flight
Graf Zeppelin departs Friedrichshafen at 3:29 A M with 18 passengers and 44 stowaways, speed hindered by headwinds over the Rhine Valley, heading toward the Mediterranean then Gibraltar. Log tracks show progress over Basle and Lyon as 1930s era wireless reports confirm course, weather requests, and names of aboard travelers including Americans from Syracuse Chicago New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto D. Tolischus
INS
Friedrichshaten
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Rhine Valley
France
Mediterranean Sea
Graf
Nen
Macon
Lyon
Eanee Lyon
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
New York
Indiana
Basle
Switzerland
Belfort
Baume-Les-Dames
Montélimar
Piere
Latte
Marseilles
Orange
George Crouse
Syracuse
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Frank E. Nicholson
Richard C. Burke
California
Herbert S. Siebel
Saginaw
Michigan
Joachim Richard
Boston
Zeppelins voyage toward Basel from Friedrichshafen
Passengers aboard the zeppelin depart Friedrichshafen heading toward Basel with a late stop at Constance and Lakehurst in view. Ox Pekener entertains in the Kurgarten tea-room while the crew notes mixed nerves among the travelers and preparations include lavish provisions and scheduled meals. Sir Hubert Wilkins, a famed Arctic explorer, is among the passengers alongside five women marked by excitement and daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Switzerland
Basle
Ox Pekener
Kurgarten
Lakehurst
Mme. Gourevitch
Gourevitch
Burke
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Funeral notices for Mrs Isabelle Bracken and Anthony Cherry
Funeral plans for Mrs Isabelle Bracken 85 Windber widow of William Bracken will be held Friday at 2 PM in First Lutheran Windber with Rev Clarence Melin. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Indiana. Survived by children Harry Central City S A Bracken South Fork EB 2 Bracken Maude Bracken and 19 grandchildren. Also a brother T dy Brandon Homer City. Anthony Cherry 68 Heshbon dies at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Survived by widow Hannah Cherry. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Bracken Windber
Isabelle Brandon Bracken
William Bracken
Somerset Street
First Lutheran Church
Clarence Melin
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Bracken
Armstrong County
Plumville
Homer City
Windber
Harry
Central City
S. A. Bracken
South Fork
Conemaugh
Anthony Cherry
Heshbon
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Ansthony Cherry
Cherry
Caldwell Squaireless Coal Co
Hannah Cherry
Prohibition party names listed in county tally
A fragmented line shows party designations for several districts including Prohibition and Socialist lines across Blacklick and nearby areas. The text appears as ballot or tally notation with multiple party and district identifiers, lacking full context or results.
Local party tallies by precincts across Blairsville area
Readable fragments show numerous precincts with party tallies and prohibitions. Blairsville No 4 and related districts list No Party, Socialist, Prohibition counts. centers, creeks, and towns like Homer City Indiana and Mahoning districts show mixed results. Details include Prohibition leading numbers in several precincts and Socialist or Labor counts in others.
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Homer City
Prohibition of
Election Ballot Row Shows Party Registrants
Ford 66, East Wheatfield No 1, No Party 1, Socialist 2, Prohibition 17. West Wheatfield No 2, No Party 8. West Wheatfield No 3, Socialist 2, Prohibition 2. West Wheatfield No 5, Prohibition 2. White No 1, No Party 7, Socialist 5, Prohibition 5. White No 2, No Party 7, Socialist 2, Prohibition 2. Young 1, Socialist 2, Prohibition 1. Young No 2, No Party 5, Prohibition 18. Young No 3, Prohibition 4. Following is the table of the Republican and Democratic registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
Young
Fire destroys three houses in STARTING FIRE town
A fire in STARTING FIRE town destroyed three houses and damaged a fourth as firefighters responded with aid from Homer Guy for assistance. The blaze, which began near Dias, was quickly controlled and estimated to cost about $10,000 per Coal company manager Earl Hewitt, Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Guy
Dias
Earl Hewitt, Sr
Coal Company
Pittsburgh Hardware Store Bombing Damages Large Area
Morris Curran owner of a Pittsburgh hardware store reported the building was bombed, with $650,000 damage to the structure and $30,000 to stock after a theft of cash and jewelry. Police found no motive or gas fire, and surrounding buildings suffered $600 to $6,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Morris Curran
Curran
Westmoreland Drum Corps Parade Winners and Judges
Westmoreland county towns and area bands paraded with Greensburg leading in numbers. Ligonier won best in show, West Newton second, Blairsville third. Mt. Pleasant Legion best bugle and drum corps, Indiana second, Ligonier third. Jeannette Veterans of Foreign Wars band won best band, Indiana second. Scottdale won best apparatus. Johnstown traveled far and earned largest distance prize. Judges included KE A Morey of Pittsburgh Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Ligonier
West Newton
Blairsville
Mt. Pleasant
Jeannette Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indiana
Scottdale
Johnstown
KE. A. Morey
Pittsburgh
Fragmentary notes on local fraternal reception committee
The text lists several figures from Western Pennsylvania fraternal and civic groups. Names include Major Boyle of Beaver Falls and Roy Esseman of Latrobe with reception committee members Burgess Campbell, M. W. Laxman, St. W. B. Stader, W. C. Russell, and T. M. Whitman. No clear event or date provided.
Jury Illness Delays Snook Trial In Columbus Court
Mrs Lunsford was excused after a hemorrhage at 3 AM leaving Judge Scarlett to seat thirteenth juror Mrs Cassady and seek a substitute. Defense and Prosecutor debated legality as court prepared to reconvene with ten potential jurors summoned, while Snook rests amid medical scrutiny and courtroom dispute.
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Chester
Snook
INS
Columbus
James H. Snook
John J. Chester, Jr
Theora Hix
Henry L. Scarlett
Scarlett
H. M. Brundage
Sedrlett
Brundage
Death Unsolved in Uniontown Murder Case
Police in Uniontown and Fayette County push to crack the Donohoe killing probe after he was abducted and shot, with theories of liquor ring links and political corruption. Investigators question ex deputies and seek “Kid Ed” Wonsetter, while thousands view the body at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
INS
John F.donohoe
Donohoe
Fayette County
Tony Bell
Masontown
Ed” Wonsetter
Katherine Riley
Jefferson Street
Philadelphia
Donahoe
Jury Tours Premises in Columbus Murder Case
The jury in the Columbus murder case toured the premises and learned background on the sensational slaying. Jurors were driven to the State Market where Miss Hix reportedly met Dr. Snook on June 13 before a blue coupe ride ended with a death at a rifle range near the city outskirts. The twelve accepted jurors include Jacob C. Rehi Frank H. Joyce Helen Lunsford Charles S. Baird Raymond Hann W L Balthaser Paul L. Weaver C F Butcher Glyde Woody Edward Hoe Roy S. Stiffey Harold E. Browns Betty Clark Kathrine Roof J D Cassatt and Donald Prothero are noted visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jacob C. Rehi
Frank H. Joyce
Helen Lunsford
Charles 8. Baird
Raymond Hann
W. L. Balthaser
Paul L. Weaver
C. F. Butcher
Glyde Woody
Edward Hoe
Roy S. Stiffey
Harold E. Browns
Captain Kieh Dies At Allentown Station In Demonstration
Captain William Kieh of Tivings ton N D widely known as an American Red Crown lifesaving instructor was shot to death at Allentown police station while demonstrating to policemen the pistol escape method He had trained many groups including Indiana Teachers College Y M C A Firemen Boy Scouts and local schools He was killed after Xander a new officer fired a gun he mishandled during a demonstration and Kieh collapsed but remained conscious before dying at Allentown Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kieh
Tivingston
N. d
Allentown
Kieh
Indiana
Teachers’ ‘College
Indiana High School
Clymer High
Armagh
Kiel
Xander
Kieb
Allentown Hospital
American Red Cross
Bids Sought for Graceton School Restroom Project
The Center Township School Board invites bids for plumbing and water flush toilets at Graceton School Building. Bids due August 24 at noon. opened 3:00 PM at Risinger School House. Requires a $200 certified check with bid. Plans available from Secretary A T Miller Homer City. Board may reject any bid. Frank Winsheimer and A T Miller, secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
Center Township
Graceton
Risinger
A.T. Miller
Homer City
R. D
Frank Winsheimer
Indiana
A. T. Miller
Bids Wanted for Cement Sand and Gravel
Town Council of Tan borough invites sealed bids by 7 00 p m August 8 1929 for furnishing cement Portland River Sand and River Gravel 5 8 to 11 4 inches by the ton to meet paving specs. Maximum haul half mile from the Pennsylvania Railroad Station. Council may reject any or all bids. Jonas S Taylor Borough Clerk Thomas Praler Borough Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of Intan
Luuiiania
Pennsylvania
Jonas S. Taylor
Thomas Praler
Card of Thanks for Mrs Runyan's Illness and Death
Public thanks from Sherman F Runyan for many kindnesses shown during illness and after his wife’s death. Gratitude for flower tributes and for automobiles used on the funeral day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman F. Runyan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graf Zeppelin
Mellon Institute OF Industrial Research OY
REX Heshanch Freelow
Hixmless
Fly-Tox
Hew Co
Prohibition
Gerat Valley
Burrell
Canoe
Center
Cherryhill
Clymer
Creekside
Glen Campbell
Jacksonville
Fast Mahoning
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahoning
Rayne
Allegheny Corp
Albany Pref
Pape Am Foreign Power
Loco Asean
Andes Cop Bee
Atlantic Refining
Barnsdall
Ae Ud
Beth Steel Serene Os
Chrysler
Calumet
Freda
Col
Grapes
Com Power
Curtis Aero
Fox Film
Graham Paige
Gen Motors
Elee Aeons
Hud
Tebeene
Hupp Motor
Behee
Hayes Body
Ind
A. G
Tel
Kelly Springfield
Krieger Tel
Kolster Radio Aveee
Inc
Lou Gas Elee
Seeee If
Miami Co Fane
Marmon Motor
N Am Corp
Vti NY Central
Nat Cash Rep
Nat Pow and Light
Nevada Capbere
Nat Belles Huss
Packard Sbee
Bath
Penna RR
Hawes &H Radio Keith Oo
Remington Rand Co
Shell
Skelly
Rcene
Sinclair Cans Oil
Jos
Texas Gulf
St. Ab
Warner Brox
Us&s Stee . O
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
Ford
Henry Ford
Detroit Automobile
Kage
Betty Clark
Germantown Hospital
Germantown
Hertha Clark
Dean Roof
New Alexandria
Kathrine Roof
Fast
Water Street
J. D. Cassatt
Donald
West School Street
North Central
H. Lynn Prothero
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Grand Circus
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