Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Areas
A long list of local residents and visitors from Indiana and nearby towns, including Deetor and Mrs. Jason Carson and Mev and Mrs. Thomas Carson now in Wilkinsburg, visiting friends. Many others travel or visit relatives in Indiana, Blairsville, Homer City, Latrobe, and surrounding communities, with several motor trips noted and names of residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetor
Jason Carson
Mev
Thomas Carson
Indiana
Wilkinsburg
Country's Leaders Insist Boycott Revolt
Eight people including Dolores Lemus a 16 year old government typist are under arrest for alleged involvement in an assassination attempt on President Calles. Ten priests jailed in Durango for misappropriating church vestments and sacred images amid government pressure. Troops move to quell rumored Indian uprising near Santiago Papasquiro where rebel Galindo operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volt
Calles
Dolores Lemus
Andres Araujo
Paduva
Hidalgo
Mexican Federation of Abor
Durango
Mexico
Santiago
Papasquiaro
Galindo
Villa
Childs Eating Place Robbed by Armed Gang
Three armed men entered a Childs restaurant in Buffalo's business district. They herded the manager and two waiters into a corner, rolled a safe weighing more than a thousand pounds onto the main street, loaded it onto their car, and fled after a pistol battle with police. Authorities reported three additional holdups believed to be by the same gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
INS
Zangwill, Man of Letters, Dead in London
London August 2 flags announced the death of Israel Zangwill novelist dramatist and Zionist who died yesterday of pneumonia after a nervous breakdown. He rose from London's ghetto to become a leading literary critic and cultural figure in Britain and America known for The Melting Pot and We Moderns. Funeral plans discussed but family may object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Israel Zangwill
Zangwill
Zang
America
Great Britain
Israh Zangwill
Shelemihl
Russia
England
Israel
Jerusalem
University of London
Cheapside
Infant Rymen at Mt Gretna Camp Page Update
Capt Crumrine of the One Hundred and Tenth regimental staff presides over the Pennsylvania American Legion. He directs the Legion organ from Harrisburg this week while Army duties continue. Lieut Col Morris, assistant chief of staff, reported that over 4,000 guardsmen were sent home and more than 6,000 division members began a new training period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius M. Crumrine
One Hundred and Tenth
Pennsylvania American Legion
Legion 1
Harrisburg
Robert Morris
Soyhen
Parents and son held for fire setting case
A hearing disclosed that a plan to set a house alight was interrupted by two younger children. John Zambanini allegedly prepared oil soaked items and flooring for the blaze, with insurance collection cited as the motive, as evidence included his confession and oil stained materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zambanini
John
John Zambanini
Torrance Patient Ends Life by Hanging
A Torrance resident ended his life by hanging, in a case continued from page one, as investigators noted distress and the act preceding a fatal outcome. Authorities described the scene and noted the surrounding circumstances under local reporting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
MRS WACHOR S BROTHER DEAD AND MRS DEITMAN DIES
Two obituaries are noted. Mrs Wachor's brother in Georgeville dies. funeral at Georgeville with Rev Hart, burial at North Point. Mrs John Deitman of Clymer, formerly Punxsutawney, dies at 27 after a week with intestinal obstruction. leaves husband and five children, two brothers, and funeral at Punxsutawney home with burial at Circle Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sharp Whittaker
Floyd Both
Georgeville
W. ©. Brown
Maryland
Anna O'Hara
North Point
Hart
John Deitman
Vening
Clymer
Punxsytawney
Dixonville
Deitman
Edward Goss
Big Run
John Thompson
Punxsutawney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy
John
Mildred
Donald
James
Edward
Wil Hat
Pittsburgh
Dissension in Canton Strife Rumors Prompt City Action
Reports allege a move to oust Mayor S M Swarts by Governor Donahey. Citizens opposed to hiring Chicago attorney Joseph Roach, advisor to the acting police chief, filed the matter with city solicitor J Kinnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Swarts
Donahey
J. Kinnison
Joseph Roach
Chicago
No More Delay in Auto Tests News Notice
The article states that auto testing will be shortened to nine A M to three P M in the future, replacing the prior biweekly Wednesday exams run from ten A M to eight P M, to accommodate applicants.
Actress Pearl McSherry Shot Dead in New Jersey Cottage
Mount Holly New Jersey August 2 An acting student Pearl McSherry a New York actress staying with two companions in a Brown's Mill cottage was killed by a shotgun blast Police detained Betty Queen one of the companions Jine O Connor another resident said the women argued violently then a report of a shot rang out The gun lay on the floor as a weapon used in the slaying
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Holly
N. J
INS
Pearl McSherry
New York
Brown’s Mill
Betty Queen
Jine O'Connor
Miss McSherry
Miss Queen
Mellon to open talks on Europe debts during vacation
London dispatches say President Coolidge instructed Treasury Secretary Mellon to establish European government links and discuss Europe’s financial situation in Rome tours. Washington officials deny any official conferences or policy suggestions during Mellon’s European trip while stressing his vacation purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Europe
Geneva
Central News
Rome
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Na- Heri
Mexican Catholic Church backs government in Mexico City churches plan
The father confessor to President Calles describes a mission by the Mexican Catholic Church to operate churches abandoned by Roman Catholics with consent of locals. He claims the church will act within liberal laws, oppose Vatican interference, and defend religious guarantees while condemning calls for an economic boycott. The statement lists church presence in Yucatan Tabasco Chiapas Puebla and the federal district with Puebla’s 60000 members and seeks to possess six major churches in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Wray
Commonwealth
John Zambanini
Mexico
Church of Home
Benito Juarez
Calles
Mexican Cathlic Church
Yucatan
Tabasco
Kiapas
Puebla
Midalgo
Federal District
Poisoned wedding guests scare Chicago crowd
In Chicago on August 2 a string of food poisoning incidents affected twenty two celebrants at a wedding. Several guests were hospitalized while others recovered at area clinics. Authorities investigate possible tainted dishes at the reception hosted by Tony Many near the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gardener
Ssvisavale
Blairsville
Chicago
Tony Many
Vic
One freed in Hall Mills case widow seeks solace
Frances Stevens Hall, widow of Rev Edward W Hall, denied murder charges and seeks refuge in religion. In New Brunswck Aug 2 a special service was held at the Hall mansion as Mrs Hall, under intense public scrutiny, remained secluded and away from St John the Evangelist Church. The case centers on the 1922 Hall Mills murders and a trial timing unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
New Brunsavick
Frances Stevens Mall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Milly
J. Mervin Pettit
Hall Mansion
Lady Astor Returns Home to Boston for Vacation
August 2 Boston reports Lady Astor, British Parliament member, arrived aboard the steamship Samaria and is staying a month with her sister Mrs Charles Dana Gibson at Dark Harbor Maine. She previously lived in Boston as the wife of Robert Gould Shaw and seeks peace from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lady Astor
America
Charles Dana Gibson
Dark Harbor
Maine
O Neill Named National Sergeant at Arms for DAV
Richard W. O Neill of New York City is appointed National Sergeant-at-Arms of the Disabled American Veterans. He served with the 165th Infantry and is the youngest Congressional Medal of Honor recipient. O Neill also holds decorations from several foreign governments and succeeds Frank Haley as DAV leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard W. O*neill
New York City
John ©. Clinnin
O'Neill
165Th Infantry
69Th
New York
Frank Haley
New York State
Hoax note claims Walter Ward held on Robins Island
A note signed Walter Ward alleging captivity on Robins Island near Riverhead New York washed ashore at New Suffolk. Authorities call the bottle message a hoax. Ward, previously acquitted in a murder case, had been reported captive near Trenton New Jersey after his abandoned car was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Ward
Robins Island
Riverhead
N. Y
New Suffolk
Great Peconic Bay
Ward
Clarence Peters
Trenton
N. J
Stock Quote Snapshot From Pittsburgh Publisher
The page lists numerous stock price quotes for firms such as American Sugar, Anaconda Copper, General Motors, U.S. Steel, Standard Oil affiliates, Royal Dutch, and other industrials. It presents bid and ask like figures, percent changes, and a compact market snapshot with numerous abbreviations and company names typical of a financial page from a mid-20th century newspaper. The column includes names like Baldwin Locomotive, Cal Pac, Chile Copper, and Union Pacific, reflecting a broad market cross-section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sugar Ref . Vet
American T. and
Tess
Anaconda Copper
Bey
Ay T. and
Pee Cesses Td Jar Rubber
Baldwin Local
Beth. Steel
Cal, Pets
Chile
Condon Oil
Ceeersence
San, Pa
Ciseceeseeee
St. BP
Veseey
Amn Sug
Soos
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Gt Nor
Goodrich Wiviesees Vise
Int
Nickel
Sss
Saee Bom Bem
Kansas City Stm. Teas
Kennecott
Sea
BOY
Lehigh Val. R
Magna
Ai Marland
Middle States
Continental OU
Esea
T. Y
N. Y
N. H
Not. Pac. R. Re
Essaee
En Amu
Pete
Regre Ails
Pure Marquette
Transcontinental
Tex. Pac
Union Pac
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Willys Overland
Cere Dé Pasco
Seanee
L. Ey
West, Md
Wasvacmeverea
Seeeceeweees
Davison Chem
Secevee
Bt. L. and
S. We Asewwes
T. and
Fisk Rubber
Rcernee
Int. Com
Eng
Wescceen
Phillips Pet
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corp
Wee
Tim. R. Bear
Bl West
Air Brake
A. EK
Masten & Company
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Knights of Columbus Convenes With Golf Cup Prize
Philadelphia hosts the Knights of Columbus annual convention with hundreds of delegates. A golf tournament this afternoon will award a silver cup donated by James A. Flaherty. Cardinal Dougherty will officiate High Mass at St Peter and St Paul Cathedral. Mayor Kendricks to greet delegates at Belleview Stratford. Franklin section notes Thomas Wardock, 40, jailed after consuming canned heat to beat the heat, six cans confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Order
Supreme Coual
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Wil
W. Freeland Kendrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clem O'Hare
Jackie
West School Street
Mrs. O'Hare
A. B. Sutherland
Huntingdon, Pa
R. G. Sharp
Apollo
Irene Daugherty
Pitts
Rose Rice
Oakland Avenue
Joseph Stern
Maurice
James Gilespie
Cambridge Springs
M. W. Park
Kittanning
Mise Clara Henry
Vandergrift
H.C. McCrea
Britshvalle
J. McGrea
Gill McCrea
Charles Moore
Jon Norman
Court House
CG. H. Barnett
W. Mahoning Township
C.R. Stewart
Homer City
T. S. Longenecker
Hillsdale
Walter A. Kunkle
Creekside
J. M. Johnson
CG. E. Patchin
Cherry Tree
Walter F. Arms
Los Angeles
California
A. ©. Shea
West Philadelphia
J. G. Sterling
Latrobe
the Big Shoe Store
Brown'’S Boot Shop
Phila
West Indiana
Ars Desay Ts
Indiana, PA
Miss Minneapolis
Justrite
Infant Rymen
MT. Gretna
Andrew Fitzurka
Patlen Ald
Runzo Garnack
William Penn Highway
Frances Stevens Hall
Mrs. Hall
O’neill
K. OF C
Franklin—Thomas Wardock
NEA
Carlinville
Charles Spotts
Opal Phillips
Cora McNeal
Glasser’s Shoes and Hosiery Deposit Bank
Ble
Indiana, Fae
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