Indiana Visitors Scene From Local Notes
A stream of named locals and visitors is recorded from Indiana and nearby towns. Individuals such as A Crawford of DuBois, W A Kunkle, Maurice Kunkle, Solomon Fulmer, Bruce Wissinger, Judge J N Langham, and others are noted for business, calls, or visits in Indiana, Pittsburgh, Blairsville, and surrounding areas during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Crawford
DuBois
Questa
Indiana
W. A. Kunkle
Buscaus Daller
W. Myers
Cherry Tree
Maurice Kunkle
Creekside
Solomon Fulmer
Rayne
Éhio
Reymond
Pittsburgh
Bruce Wissinger
J. N. Langham
Paul Kunkle
Shelocta
Epent
Harry Fea
Constable
Thomas Moorhead
Campbell
Armagh
Eugene Wilson
Clair Borland
Osceola Mills
CG. Newell
Department of Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
B. L. Ritchie
Homer City
Overland
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Rev. Ritchie
North Carolina
Henry Shank
Henrietta
Niagara Falls
John F. Larkin
Blairsville
Memorial Hall
Charles Reason
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Harry White
Esi Grant ‘Snyder
Snyder's
McGees Mills
Harrison Leydick
Cherryhill Township
James Rocco
Roy van Nette
G. K. McCafferty
Jack
Bradford
Moore Hotel
Daniel Tyger Af Rossiter
Consolidated schools foster education and community life
Consolidated editional advantages in the educational and social life of students extend across rural areas. In the county three consolidated schools include Armagh Brushyalley Dixonville Mills Penn Run Robinson Starford Wehrum and Marion Center, serving as community centers and boosting school spirit and district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othree Consolidated
Armagh
Brushyalley
Dixonville
Mills
West Wheatfield Township
Penn Run
Robinson
Starford
Wehrum
Marion Center
Four Indicted In Obregon Assassination Case
Manuel Trejo Morales charged with giving Leon Toral the pistol used to kill Gen Obregon on July 17. Carl Lacastra Balda and Pared Jose Jininez named as alleged conspirators in May bomb plot at the Chamber of Deputies. Leon Toral’s founder may plead insanity, a common defense in U S murder trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Trejo Morales
Leon Toral
Obregon
Carl Lacastra Balda
Morales
Chamber of Deputies
Jose Jininez
Joounder
United States
Boy Scout selection for Byrd Arctic voyage announced
The Boy Scouts of America issued strict eligibility rules for a 17 to 20 year old to join the Byrd party. Candidates must have two years in scouting, First Class or Able Sea Scout rank, merit badges across many subjects, strong leadership and camping records, a health exam, and parental approval. Also noted is a $1,000,000 hotel project at 19th and Locust streets in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Martin Johnsons
Arctic
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Scout Movement
Army
Navy
McClain Estate Bequest Unpaid Prompting Court Order
An Atwood woman faced court action as Samuel McClain, son of Mr. McClain, was owed $1175 from the will. The bequest to Samuel allegedly remained unpaid despite repeated notices. The court ordered Miss McClain to pay within a set period, but she did not comply and no contempt arrest was directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain
Samuel McClain
Mr. McClain
Miss McClain
Smith seeks farm vote in three states with Lowden aid
Close advisers say Governor Smith hopes a farm to farm canvass in Wisconsin and adjacent states could swing farm votes to the Democrats. He aims to enlist Frank Lowden's Republican clout and drafts a concrete farm relief plan for Congress. Smith backs the equalization fee in principle but defers method to experts. Peek supports Smith for the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Smith
Special Farm Relief Committee
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
Congress
Peek
Injury leads to police hearing for man
One person was injured in an incident that may have involved a knife. Taylor was later picked up by Policeman Edward Allen and held for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Edward Allen
Americans Reach Olympic 400m Final and Decathlon Spotlight
Americans Herman Phillips and James Stewart of the Los Angeles A.C. qualified for the 400 meter final after semi finals where Ball of Canada led the first heat in 48.6 seconds and Buchner of Germany won the second in 48.6. Phillips placed second in his heat with Rinkel third for Great Britain. In the decathlon the U S entrants posted solid 10 meter dash efforts with Viljoen of South Africa posting 11.0 seconds as Stewart pressed closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Phillips
Illinois Athletics Club
Ball
Canada
Barbuti
Storz
Germany
Buchner
Phillips
Rinkel
Great Britain
Viljoen
James Stewart
Los Angeles
Decathlon and distance notes from Stockholm event
In the distance trials several Americans posted 11 3-5 second marks while J Kenneth Dougherty and James Stewart tied for second in the 100 yard dash with 11 3-5 seconds. Dougherty also matched Stewart in the running broad jump with 21 feet 8 4-5 inches. Linblad of Sweden led the event at 22 feet 10 2-5 inches, Viljoen of South Africa 22 feet 3-5 inches. Stewart remained fifth overall with 1614.63 points as Viljoen held 1721.05. Ritola defeated Paavo Nurmi in the 5,000 meters with Wide third and Lermond fourth at 14:48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Jarvinen
Stewart
J. Kenneth Dougherty
Cadillac A. C
Michigan
Bernard Berlinger
Star
Thomas Churchill
Oklahoma University
James Stewart
Los Angeles
University of Pennsylvania
Linblad
Siweden
Viljoen
Willie Ritola
Paavo Nurmi
Edwin Wide
Leo Lermond
Boston
Ritola
Hoover plans focus on reason in campaign tour
Hoover shows a strategy shift to reasoned appeals targeting twenty million voters as he personalizes the campaign. He will defer major moves to Alfred Smith, eschew ballyhoo, and limit trips to key speeches from Washington after an August 21 farm address in West Branch Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Wisconsin
California
Hoover
West
Work
Midwest
Pittsburgh
John §. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Nancy Murray Mann
Huntington
W. Va
Gertrude M. Pattangall
Maine
Jennie M. Callas
Nebraska
Palo Alto
West Branch
WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Stanford University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
America
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Summer School roster exceeds two dozen including many names
A long list of students appears for a summer school program featuring many last names with numerous first names and prefixes. The fragment lists Miss Buchanan-Bobby-Bennett through Miss Hesse-Anna Mae Adami among others, indicating a large class or enrollment roster.
List of names from Junior High School items
Readable portion lists many individuals including William Adams Orpha Ballentine Dale Barber Elizabeth Bence Donald Edwards Ralph Frick Margaret Jacob y Betty Jane Lightcap Howard Learn James McClaren Jack Pauch William Elder Potts Ruby Smith Miss Little Katherine Baker Helene Baum Helen Calhoun Dora Emmet Catherine Fisher Doris Fairman Mary Peterson Mary Brigman Junior High School Virginia Anderson Margaret Fisher James Hess Mildred Howe Genevieve Kelley William Miller Dale Moorhead Kathryn McAfoose Chandler McClure Nancy McClure Roxie Orr Mary Ann Oswalt Batty Patton Mary Reece Eleanor Stewart Lucille Seanor Mary Agnes Walker Raymond Wardrop Jane Lyke Peggy Prothero
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adams
Orpha Ballentine
Dale Barber
Eizabeth Bence
Donald Edwards
Ralph Frick
Margaret Jacoby
Betty Jane Lightcap
Howard Learn
James McClaren
Jack Pauch
William Elder Potts
Ruby Smith
Miss Little
Katherine Baker
Helene Baum
Helen Calhoun
Dora Emmet
Catherine Fisher
Doris Fairman
Mary Peterson
Mary Brigman
Virginia Anderson
Margaret Fisher
James Hess
Mildred Howe
Genevieve Kelley
William Miller
Dale Moorhead
Kathryn McAfoose
Chandler McClure
Nancy McClure
Roxie Orr
Mary Ann Oswalt
Batty Patton
Mary Reece
Eleanor Stewart
Lucille Seanor
Mary Agnes Walker
Raymond Wardrop
Jane Lyke
Peggy Prothero
Will Enforce Connor Offenders With Special Officers
Allan and Paul Connor will direct special officers to enforce speech restrictions. All speakers face arrest and appearance before a Justice of the Peace, replacing Burgess hearings. Minimum penalty is $25 plus costs, with names of all arrestees published in Indiana county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Paul Connor
Indiana
Newspapermen address ad problems in Pennsylvania
Sweeney reviewed the newspaper advertising situation in Pennsylvania and noted a notable decrease in advertising lineage. He praised publishers in Altoona Scranton Butler and Pittsburgh for offsetting the deficit through circulation revenues. Other speakers included Don A. Johnson C M Bomberger Walter Seaborn and D N Slep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Scranton
Butler
Pittsburgh
Don A. Johnson
Triaed
N. Y
Empire State Printing School
C. M. Bomberger
Jeannette
Walter Seaborn
Lansdale
D. N. Slep
Hoover Plan Details Postwar Finance and Diplomatic Openings
The Treasury reports full funding of foreign debts except Russia and minimal action remaining. Postwar finance reforms are complete with War Finance Corporation liquidated. Ogden Mills eyed for ambassador to Britain. Donovan discussed for attorney general. Gibson and Klein named as other possible cabinet picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Ogden L. Mills
Great Britain
Hoover
Mills
William J. Donovan
New York
Donovan
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Friends of
Julius Klein
Commerce
Humidity Drags Pittsburgh as Heat Keeps Searing
Western Pennsylvania endures stifling humidity after a 93 degree day with humidity around 14 degrees above average. Forecaster W S Bortzman says no relief until tomorrow afternoon and rainfall last night worsened the humidity. He advises people seek high places for cooling breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. S. Bortzman
Bortzman
Vare's Declining Health At 46 Amid Senate Fight
Vare is 46 and weakened by acute indigestion and pleurisy this spring in Ventnor. Dr Kirby says a stroke of apoplexy has left him unable to use his left arm and leg after he fell from bed attempting to rise. Friends link his condition to the bitter Senate seat fight and related election scandals. Read the Gazette Classified Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vare
Ventnor
Kirby
Ware
U. S. Senate
Philadelphia
British Fliers Rescue At Sea After Harrowing Flight
Capt. Frank T. Courtney and three companions survived a fiery crash at 1,500 feet over the Atlantic and were rescued by the Minnewaska after landing in flames on the sea. Polish fliers Major Louis Idzikowski and Major Casimir Kubala also attempted a trans Atlantic crossing from Le Bourget aiming for New York aboard the Marzalek Pilsudski with 1200 gallons of fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank T. Courtney
Minnewaska
Lorient
Franca
Louis Idzikowski
Casimir Kubala
Atlantic
Paris
le Bourget
Marzalek Pilsudski
Fred Stone Hurt In Plane Crash Near New London
world famous comedian and eccentric dancer Fred Stone was seriously injured when a solo flight crashed on a farm near New London Connecticut. He suffered compound fractures in both legs a scalp wound and other abrasions and was transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment. His daughter Dorothy witnessed the crash and Stone faces a lengthy recovery with uncertain impact on his stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Fred Stone
Dorothy
Stone
Lawrence Associate Memorial Hospital
Unidentified five masted schooner sinks near Bahamas
A five masted schooner with 28 men aboard sinks at East Brother Rock, Bahama Islands. The distress, reported by the Belgian tanker Matc Caroline, prompted coast guard outreach from Fort Lauderdale. Rescue efforts blocked by treaty restrictions and distance, leaving aid limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
East Brother Rock
Great Iefac
Bahama Islands
Coast Guard
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Matc
Caroline
Becaues
Noted Chicagoan under indictment in political scandal
Chicago Aug 3 A sensational climax to Chicago fight against election terrorism and alleged crooked elections comes with indictments of Morris Eller city collector and his son Judge Emanuel Eller. They face general conspiracy charges by a special grand jury. The younger Eller is former acting Chief Justice of the Criminal Court. The elder Eller is the political boss of the Bloody Twentieth ward where frauds and violence were tied to last primary day April 10 when Octavius R. Granady was shot by gangsters as he tried to escape the domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morris Eller
Emanuel Eller
Eller
Criminal Court
Octavius R. Granady
Granady
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BOY Scout
Locust Streets
Atwood
Hupmobile
Packard
Buick
Peerless
Hudson
Chrysler
Studebaker Touring
Galbreath Motor Co
Hupmobile and Packard Distributors
Indiana County
Water St
Indiana, Pa
Miss Buchanan
Bobby — Bennett
Roberta Fair
Mildred Gessler
Chester Howe
Adam Lowry
Laurin Perleival
Walter Whitmyre
Miss Simpson
Jimmy Bennett
Carl Elbert
Marie Fair
Donald Hess
Joanne Jones
Mary la Mantia
Olive Martha Playfoot
Barbara Prothero
Kathleen Simpson
William Winger
Miss Ayers
Jack Gerard
Paul Gerard
Claire Neff
Elizabeth Nicely
Robert Ory
Miss Marshall
Edna_ Berkepile
Margaret Berke
Ada
WN. X
Clee Ark
Gas ' Ae
Tel
Teli
Ajax
Batt Steel Baldwin See Nee
Pete of Ve
Fisk
Hudson Mets
Sane Ees
Kelly
Pan Am
Phillips Pet
Packard Matsaeeae Ae
Oiserea Pierce Arrow
Rep J and Steel
Royal Dutch
Eee
Rock Island Eee Wens
Sinclair
Pac Sane Sdene
Studebaker Bo Ascitale
Sbenee
Ind
Aeetbee
South Rails
St Louis
Stewart-Warner
Time Bear
TPC
Aft Union Pacade Deevee Rane
U S
U S Steel
West Elec Beene Anne
West Air Seeenee
Lye Overland
West Ee
White Eastman Dillon, CO
R. J. Wisner
Maple St
Daniel Green
Danie Gr
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