Daughter of Lawyer Victim of Black Wrath
In Ingham Alabama Aug 15 police and citizens searched Moun Asm Brook area for a negro who shot and killed prominent attorney Clark Wil Frey’s daughter Augusta Nell Williams 18 injured but able to go home Jenie Wood 3 Wood produce dealer’s daughter was critically wounded in the spine at St Vincent hospital. The assailant forced them to pull to a side road then shot Jennie and Augusta as they pleaded. He remained at large after eluding night-time posses as groups of locals hunted for the suspect.
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Ingham
Ala
Moun- Asm Brook
Severa
Birmingham
Miss Wood
Nell Willams
New Equipment Boosts Robinson Funeral Service Reach
J Arthur Rob Ineon announces Robinson Funeral Home added a modern service car to its gear. The new vehicle will speed distant calls, expanding the firm’s reach in Indiana. The car's ability to cut miles to minutes has drawn favorable comments and increased trust in the Robinson organization. Families far away may call confidently for arrangements.
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J. Arthur Rob. Ineon
Robinson Funeral Home
Robinson
Indiana
Soldiers Guard Oklahoma Oil Field
Oklahoma City Aug. UP. Soldiers stood guard over the large oil fields after Gov. W. H. Murray invoked martial law to push crude prices to a dollar per barrel. He warned he would use force to halt production if prices did not rise, and called out the troops.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. H
Murray
Candidates File Nominations As Primary Nears In Indiana County
As the August 16 filing cutoff approaches, Indiana County sees record candidate interest for county offices. Numerous petitions surface from several townships, with a mix of Democratic and Republican filings on multiple party slates. Names include Chas L. Bence, Roy Rowley, John Sheesley, W N Jose, Relix B. Trimble, John Ruffner, Kyle Spicher, S K Rank, Oran Fyock, Murray Fetterman, and many others across Indiana, Montgomery, Wash ington, Armstrong, and Green counties, reflecting a crowded field for the primary election.
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Indiana County
Chas, L. Bence
Indiana
Roy Rowley
John Sheesley
W. N. Jose
Relix B. Trimble
John Ruffner
Kyle Spicher
Gertrude Butts
East Wheatfield
Joseph Alamasie
Clymer
D. M. Miller
Blairsville
N. E. Barr
Marion Center
George S. Clawson
Blacklick
D. E. Clark
Cherryhill
James S. Connell
Burrell
Crea ‘Lydie
J. E. Elkin
West Mahoning
Lindberghs Survive Harsh Trail In Arctic Flight
Lindbergh and wife depart toward Aklavik in a rugged Arctic route carrying emergency rations a rubber boat and pistols. Radio signals trace their progress from Mrs Lindbergh warming the generator to the crackling message Lindbergh signs. Do-X leaves Rio for New York with passengers including at least one American woman after a delayed trans Atlantic flight.
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Lindberghs
Air Mail
Atlantic
Aklavik
Copper Mines River
Hunter Bay
Johnson
Lindbergh
KHCAL
Baker Lake
Greenwich Central
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
New York
Europe
United States
Lake Constance
Fire destroys Penn Tack Company plant in Norristown
A blaze fed by large quantities of acid swept the Penn Tack Company shipping department in Norristown Pennsylvania tonight burning rapidly and destroying the plant. The massive fire caused an estimated loss of 150000 and spread to all sections of the city block long with explosions from acid containers meeting the flames.
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Norristown
Penn Tack Company
Francis Elkin Dies Suddenly at 2 P M Friday
An obituary item notes Francis Elkin died suddenly at 2 00 PM on Friday and burial will be in the church cemetery. The notice mentions surviving relatives and connections to Black Lick Blairsville and Socialville, with burial plans to follow.
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Church
Hazel Kunkle Thatcher
N. Q. Bennett
Socialville
New York
Hazel Thatcher
Thatcher
Hazle Kunkle
Black Lick
Mary Jana Bennett
Blairsville
Peter Thatcher
N. QO. Bennett
Amos Helman
Paul ‘Troebe
Gibsonia
Ernest and
Arthur Kunkte
Steubenville
Ohio
Nursing Education At Buffalo City Hospital Ad Offers
An advertisement for a three year nursing program at Buffalo City Hospital on Grider Street outlines tuition of 15 dollars monthly plus living costs. It describes a scientific and cultural training directed by medical and arts faculties, a three year course aimed at bedside, public health, Red Cross, and administrative nursing, and credits toward a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with potential 18 additional months to earn a nursing degree. Graduates gain NY state eligibility, internship at six dispensaries, 1150 hours of class and lab work, and opportunities for paid executive roles. Entrance requires a high school diploma or equivalent, eight hours of duty daily, and one day off per week.
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University of Buffalo
Medical School
College of Arts and Sciences
Red Cross
New York State
Arts and Sciences College
University of
N.Y
Infant shot before birth in California incident
In Centro, California, Aug 6, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Infeld was accidentally shot when a gun discharged as Infeld dropped it. The child was delivered by Caesarean at a hospital. three bullets were removed and doctors reported the newborn would recover. Mrs Infeld sustained a abdominal wound.
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AL Centro
Cal
Alfred Infeld
Infelds
Imperial
Infeld
Fire in Home Holocaust Inquest Examines Ignition Causes
In a continued inquest, experts showed an oil soaked mop could ignite after 55 minutes at 85 degrees, and an electric floor scraper used by an inmate could have sparked the disaster by scraping linseed oil. Safety measures were debated repeatedly during yesterday's proceedings.
Take Gypsies for Kidnaping Continues Across Page
A continuation reports on the Gypsies held after a quarrel at Pottsville leading to their transfer. Prisoners stayed awake overnight singing, while guards supplied water to cope with heat and stifling cells. George D. Patrick, a progressive Washington township farmer, visited town on Tuesday for business.
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Pottsville
George D. Patrick
Washington Township
Defendants in Contempt Plead Guilty in Court
Defendants pleaded guilty to contempt of court after failing to defend against an injunction. Judge Langham suspended sentence on costs within 20 days and an oath to obey future orders. Officers John Ghizzoni and Clarence Donaldson signaled willingness to comply. Agreement made permanent barring union efforts at Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Clearfield Bituminous coal mines. Tax-Justice League meeting announced for Grant Township August 7 at Grant School.
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Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Langham
Bar of Justice
John Ghizzoni
Clarence Donaldson
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Armstrong County
Clearfield
James W. Mack
RB. HR. Creps
Town
Harry. A. Heilman
Kittanning
Bruce Seiotto
FE. C. Garden
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Points on People butlers Marion Robertson returns home
Mrs Marion Robertson and gon Billy have returned home after two weeks with her sister Mrs M C Alexander who is ill. Jos Phillips of Hazlewood Pittsburgh visits Indiana friends and Hazel Olive Stahl on vacation at Swisher farm. Bruce Philippi of Richmond Virginia vacationing with parents near Marion Center. M O Smith Blacklick merchant among Indiana business visitors. Prof Samuel Rank Montgomery attends to business in Court House. Ralph Brown Blairsville JP calls on Indiana friends. E Dinger West Mahoning calls in County Commissioners office. H H Rooney Trade City merchant and post master visits Indiana. E B Hughmanic Cherryhill township and brother A S Hughmanic Pittsburgh return from Erie and Beaver trip. Thomas Frantz Rossmayne miller calls on Squire C. Co. McLain. Charles Nippes Blacklick truck farmer calls Indiana friends.
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Marion Robertson
Gon
Billy
M. C. Alexander
Jos, Phillips
Hazlewood
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Alberta Stahl
Willard
Hazel Olive Stahl
Swisher Farm
Bruce Philippi
Richmond
Virginia
Marion Center
E. Dinger
West Mahoning Township
R. Rooney
E. B. Hughmanic
Cherryhill Township
Hughmanic
Erie
Beaver
Thomas Frantz
Miller
Rossmayne
Squire c. Co. McLain
Charles Nippes
Blacklick
First Ever Joint Petition to Protect Miners From Demostration
In Pennsylvania coal country, for the first time workers and employees filed a court petition to shield miners from demonstrations by organizers. The case saw contempt against union members, three women begin 30 day jail terms for picket activities, and unique nondefense by defendants. Trials loom for 14 Canonsburg arrestees with P Z Fagan serving as key state witness.
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Bar of Justice
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
National Miners Union
Pennsylvania-Ohio- West Virginia
Kentucky Striking Miners Relief Committee
Gifford Pinchot
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Overnor
Charleroi
Agnes Snear
Bertha Burns
Youghiogheny and Ohio Ooal Company
Paul Markus
Hendersonville
Washington
Allegheny County Commissioners
B. V. Coffee
Wildwood
Eee
Canonsburg
P. Z. Fagan
United Mine Workers
Perfect Match Romance Ends Amid Talkie Era Shift
The bride is asked why she didn’t blame Mr Gilbert for their split, replying that the marriage was once called the perfect match due to their silent film fame. Friends say his fame waned with talkies while she rose higher, once claiming she was too intelligent for him.
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Mr. Gilbert
Gilbert
Claire
Scotch Foursome Here Tomorrow
A scotch foursome tournament for men under 7 8 combined handicap will be played on the local golf course this Thursday afternoon August 6th. Prizes will be awarded. Rules include choosing a partner two ball foursomes alternate shots and driving by partners. 18 holes. Subtract 78 from the total of combined handicaps. Entry fee 60 cents to Mr Rutherford or the Caddie Master. Score cards to the Caddie Master.
Stock price listing with multiple corporations and values
A dense stock table reports numerous company listings with varied figures. Entities include American Can, American Smelt, Lone Star Gas, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, DuPont, General Electric, General Motors, Eastman Kodak, Erie R R, Westinghouse, Ford, Studebaker, U S Steel and others with percentages, prices, and market abbreviations across multiple entries.
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Lone Star Gas
Pittsburgh
Lone Star
Atchison
Rae
Auburn Auto
Vly North American
North Pacific
Penn
R. R. Weee
Cal
Stavey 36 Ltd
OM. J. Sscseeeee Ee Ltd
N.Y
Studebaker , United Corp U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Curb Market Ark Natl
Gas Asso
Cities Service
Ccesseceseees Ford Ltd
County Fuel Tax Returns to 67 Pennsylvania Counties
The State Treasury mailed 67 county checks totaling 2,211,092 for the first half of 1931 fuel tax. Philadelphia led with 366,371. Allegheny 319,319. Montgomery 94,187. Forest, the smallest at 1,066.05. Payments include Allegheny 318,372.35. Arm strong 13,971.12. Beaver 29,046.07. Bedford 9,687.52. Blair 31,156. Butler 21,168.48. Cambria 34,534.89. Cameron 1,304.68.
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Harrisburg
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Montgomery County
Forest County
Armstrong
Beaver
Bedford
Blair
Butler
Cambria
Cameron
Centre
Clearfield
Clinton
McKean
Mercer
Somerset
Venango
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland Sg
Charities Seek Children’s Clothes for Back to School
The Central Charities of Indiana County report an urgent need for children’s clothing and fabric to prepare outfits for needy youngsters before the upcoming school term. Call 39 to arrange pickup. Miss Laura Wiggins, secretary, will coordinate distributions. Donations of jars and containers for fruit preserves are also welcome as demand continues.
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Central Charities
Indiana County
Laura Wiggins
Central Charities Headquarters
Weamer Building
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Lonely Spot
Will Aid Service
Oklahoma Oil Field
Ford Motor
Carter Ave
E. N. Hamilton
A Mgr
Washington, D. C
Francis Elkin
John Vargo Vintondale
Andrew Vargo
John Vargo
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheesley
Clarion Center Park
Buffalo City Hospital
Grider ST
Buffalo, N
Grant Two
Tax-Justice League
Stant Township
Tax-Justice Cagua
Grant School House
Charities
National Finance Co
Murphy
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