Holstein and Jersey Club Meeting in Indiana County
Holstein of Indiana County and County Jersey Cattle Club plan their annual meeting at the Court House on Friday evening August 8 with 8 PM start. Attendees will discuss important business and breeders of Holstein and Jersey cattle urged to attend if possible. Farmers attend Duroc sale at Charles Schwab Loretta farm. about a dozen from Indiana County bought brood sows. Approximately 40 head sold, bred from top blood lines.
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Indiana County
County
Jersey
Court House
Charles M. Schwab
Loretta
D. ‘Bence
Marion Center
J. C. Vite
Rossiter
Rubber plant cost concerns and Edison labor comparisons
O Neill discusses rubber production costs and labor, noting farm labor pays around 20 cents daily and US farm labor about five dollars a day. He argues a local plant yielding triple the rubber would raise production costs, sees no immediate tire price rise, but expects higher crude rubber prices next year while the tire industry overall remains profitable after a previous price drop.
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Edison
O'Neil
America
Straits Settlements
Kiwanis Club Plans Camp Fire and Ball Game
Indiana Kiwanis Club members were invited to the Y M C A camp final evening and camp fire. Weather permitting, they will use the playground next Monday evening for a fast ball game as part of August activities. The loans are expected to return for a feared ball at Marion Center.
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Mr. Shook
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Marion Center
Remarkable Escape From Falling Pole At College Power House
Henry Burke of New Eagle a workman on repairs at the College power house had a remarkable escape when the guy ropes loosened and the pole began to fall He held on until four feet from the ground then leaped to safety He was taken to Indiana Hospital with a slight cut on the head body bruises and shock He is resting easily and expected to be discharged soon
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Henry Burke
New Eagle
College
Burke
Indiana Hospital
Lindbergh Arrives in Pittsburgh for Historic Welcome
Pittsburgh to honor Colonel Lindbergh with a half holiday for city workers and a one o clock stock exchange closure. Thousands expected at Bettis Field for a welcome as 400 police manage crowds. Program includes parade, stadium talk, and an evening banquet before his departure Thursday. Also noted are Pittsburgh building permits and the nearing completion of the Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Wom
Pittsburgh
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Lindbergh
Thursay
Card of Thanks for Rus N. Caraghan death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of Rus N. Caraghan and for floral tributes and use of ears. Mother Lillian and Leonard.
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Rus N. Caraghan
Birth of Premier Tanaka's first son stirs Japan
Tokyo reports Premier Tanaka, head of the Japanese government, celebrating the birth of his first son by his quasi wife. The child marks a rare heir under longstanding practice where wealthy families keep a quasi-wife when the legal wife is childless. Baroness Tanaka is the premier's legal wife and remains childless.
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Tokio
Dpremier Tanaka
Tanaka
Japan
Pittsburgh papers merge into Sun Telegraph and Post Gazet
Pittsburgh consolidates to form two morning papers and two afternoon papers with the Sun Telegraph and Post Gazet from Hearst and Block. Sunday editions of the Post and Gazette Times end. The deal, effective today, shapes a tighter local press landscape under Associated Press banners.
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Pittsburgh Sun- Telegraph
Block
Post and Gazette Times
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Scripps-Howard
Post-Gazette
Frank Knox
Hearst
George 5. Oliver
Newspaper Printing Co
Gazette Times
The
Chronicle Telegraph
Post and Sun Publishing Companies
Sun
A. E. Braun
Post
Sun Publishing Companies
T. H. Given
Oliver
Tabor Found In Safe Place After Jail Escape
Lancaster, Pa Aug 2 Circus contortionist and former Lancaster county jail guest Martin J Tabor who boasted jail could not hold him has been located serving time on McNeal Island Washington. He escaped by crawling up a wall and wriggling free from solitary confinement now reports say McNeal Island too much for him.
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Lancaster
Martin J. Tabor
Lancaster County
Tabor
McNeal Island
Washington
Former revenue man sentenced for embezzlement
Peter W. Hanlon, former Alonen Internal Revenue collector, was sentenced by Federal Judge J F Schoenmaker to one year and one day in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for embezzling about 2009. He was convicted on all counts by a jury on May 14.
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Musburgh
TNS
Peter WW. Hanlon
Alonessen Internal Revenue
J. F. Sehoanmaker
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Hanlon
Autoist Held in Boy's Death in Philadelphia
Charles Reed a2. Baleavin NL was held without bail after the death of Frederick With a Reed, who with his family was returning from an automobile trip when Reed struck a boy at Penn and Foulkwood streets. The boy died from a fractured skull at Frankford Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Charles Reed
Baleavin
Zweig
Toby
Frederick
Reed
Penn and
Foulkood
Frankford Hospital
Fifth arrest to end arson ring in Pittsburgh
Fire Marshal Thos L. Pfary announced the arrest of a fifth suspect, saying the arrests aim to dismantle a nationwide arson ring operating in the area. The arrests followed admissions by a woman and three men that they planned to burn a Northside confectionery store yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Thos. 1
Pfary
Indiana County WCTU to Hear Dr Tope at Marion Center
Dr Tope Homer W Tope D D state superintendent of the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon League will be the principal speaker at a one day session of the annual Indiana County Women s Christian Temperance Union convention at Marion Center on Friday August 5 He will discuss Prohibition in Success or Failure The Eighteenth Amendment and Its Enforcement Party Spirit or Popular Referendum on Prohibition The Hon J C Clark commends his straightforward methods and fearless attitude toward public matters inspiring respect from friends and foes alike.
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Homer W. Tope
D. D
Pennsylvania Anti- Saloon League
Indiana ‘County
Senate of Pennsylvania
Tope
Local residents return from trips and visit area officials
Mr and Mrs Frank Stadtmiller of Gherryhill township and Mr and Mrs Harry Wiseman of Indiana returned home Monday from a two week visit to Washington DC and Falls Church VA. Mrs Stadtmiller's sister Mrs Wilmer Case accompanied them. Editor Rev Walker and his wife were calling on friends this morning. Doyle Kelly of Sparrow's Point MD returned home after a week’s visit to his former home at Clymer. Margaret Stromi of North Josephine, Evening Gazette agent there, visited this office with her report. Mr and Mrs Nerbert Manners and Mrs Thomas Moorhead left for York PA to attend the American Legion convention. Former Sheriff George H Jeffries of Rochester Mills called in and filed a petition for a county office. David Kephart, a Cherryhill township farmer, was an Indiana visitor today. Harvey Fleming of Chambersville and Phil Ake of Mahaffey were Indiana visitors. Ake spent time with County Surveyor candidate Q B Jones. Edward Moot of Moot's Garage, Marchand, was in town on business. Zenas Stephens of Cherryhill township, Republican County Commissioner candidate, was calling on Indiana friends. F B Camp and son Howard of Cherrytree were among the County Seat visitors.
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Frank Stadtmiller
Gherryhill Township
Harry Wiseman
Indiana
Washington, T. C
Palls Church
Stadtmiller
Wilmer Case
Bob-Hair Bandit Sentenced to Three to Fifteen Years
Thelma Christler a bob-haired bandit who attempted to rob Peoples Savings Bank in Saginaw Michigan was given a three to fifteen year sentence in the Detroit House of Correction after pleading guilty last week Judge William H Martin recommended three years Christler said she robbed to pay her father’s mortgage In Indiana visitors and local residents noted during the court day with various social calls and a mix of civic and church figures visiting Indiana and surrounding towns.
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Saginaw, Mich
UINS
Thelma Christler
Peoples Savings Bank
Detroit
Corrachion
William H. Martin
Christier
Pacific flyers. a tree on Molokai ends fight
Secretary Wilbur critiques Pacific flyers for delaying an SOS, continuing their clash until a tree on Molokai halted events. Social notes report President Coolidge at a South Dakota farmers picnic after farm talks. Also teased are a horse industry quip, a woman's party alimony stance, a Boston to New York endurance run, a snuff price case, and calls to reform hitching post trusts.
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Wilbur
Pacific
Molokai
President Coolidge
South Dakota
Bulow
Princes on way to Ottawa
The royal train bearing the Prince of Wales Prince George and Premier Baldwin left Montreal for Ottawa where a city reception awaited. The party would then head west to the Prince of Wales ranch in Night River Alberta while Baldwin rested in Banff. The eleven car royal train features mahogany fixtures and a stocked library with European chefs and radio music aboard.
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Montreal
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Ottawa
Dominion
Toronto
Nigh Rivere
Alberta
Banff
Rockies
England
Edsel Ford to back Byrd in South Pole flight
Detroit August 2 Commander Richard E Byrd will be financed by Edsel B Ford with an unnamed amount. The funding follows a long meeting with Henry Ford and Edsel Ford. Byrd arrived by train. choice of aircraft is Byrd’s.
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Detroit
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Fidsel B. Ford
Byrd
Henry
Edsel Ford
Ford
Donahey Seeks Restart Of Miner Wage Talks Across States
Gov Donahey asked for reconvening an interstate conference on mine wages and urged Ohio Indiana and Illinois to join in negotiations to end the current mining tie up. Union miners and operators had failed to agree on wage terms, with Ohio miners paid on an eight hour day basis and offers rejected. Illinois district UMWA head Harry Fishwick said a conference could begin anytime to end the mining industry standstill. Freight rates for bituminous coal to Chicago were set by the ICC, with specific per ton rates from Danville Timals Brazil Clinton and Linton Sullivan groups and a raised differential for Kentucky to midwest destinations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Donahey
United Mine
Tinois
Ohiate
Olemien
Harry Fishwick
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Washington
TNS
Tlinois
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commismeat
Danville
Timals
Brazil-Clinton
Linton-Sullivan Group
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
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O'Neal
Haverford
Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
Lillian
Gad Leonard
Woo
Boy
Thomas 1. Doherty
Evening Gazette
Coral
Thomas M. Doherty
Graceton
DR. Tope
Rev. Walker
Saltsburg Progar
Doyle Kelly
Sparrow's Point
Clymer
Margaret Stromi
Josephine
Everning
Margaret
Nerbert Manners
Thomas Moorhead
Overland
York
American Legion
George H. Jeffries
Rochester Mills
County Commissioners Office
David Kephart
Cherryhill Township
Harvey Fleming
Chambersville
Phil Ake
Mahaffey
Q. B. Jones
Edward Moot
Moot
Marchand
Zenas Stephens
F. B. Camp
Son Howard
Cherrytree
IM. A. Wyncoop
Home
R. D
Samuel Hunter
John Malcolm
Glen Campbell
L. G. Clark
Isabelle
Harry Nesbit
Union
New Jersey
Wiggins
Tenth and
Church ‘Streets
Julia Wiggins
Bennett W. Hutchison
Connellsville Methodist Episcopal Church
William M. Hadden
Blacklick
James Foreman
Olive Long
Albert Smith
Edwin Long
Hazel Brown
Marchard
State Teachers’ College
Heilswood
A. G. Hughes
Kingwood
West Virginia
Indiana Hotel
James Bollman
Greensburg
M. A. Roof
Freda
My. Roof
James M. Booth
Homestead Park
Lindy
Boston
New York
Gotham
the Hardant
Woma
Hitching Post
NEA Service, Inc
Adelaide Lodge
Edwin Lodge
Mich
Sweet
Were
Stan Glover
Canada
Leeahiz Ganett
DuBois— Triangle Ste
New Enterprise
Glasser
Phila
Taupe
Rose
Fine’s Shoe Stores
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