Indiana Guard Deters Marion After Lynch Riot
Two Indiana National Guard companies arrived in Marion to patrol the Negro quarters after a white woman and her escort were killed in a lynching. Soldiers from South Bend and Fort Wayne units were deployed from Civic Hall as districts were secured and officials posted detailed orders to contain potential further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Marion
Pearden
South Bend
Isbert F. Durbin
Fort Wayne
John F. Houck
Knox
Traclét
Louisville
Peace in Hard Continued From Page One
Workers of America and forty time operators affix their signatures to the fact dent Hoover's message fell to others miners and operators on a poached agreement. The government and industry greet the settlement with public rejoicing in Scranton. Flags waved, bands played as the wage stabilization was praised by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers of America
Hoover
Neu Wall
Scranton
Altyation
Avila
Thoge
Department of Labor
Hong
Steel demand rises as US steel firms report July tonnage
In August 9 report, United States Steel Corp shows a rise in unfilled tonnage and production. The July figures indicate 4,082,085 tons forward, up from 4,088,177 tons, signaling increased demand and output for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORK
INS
Iness
United States
Ita
Seven Die in Shaft Collapse at Gilberton Mine Disaster
Thirteen miners were pulled from the 40 slope with few surviving. At least seven men died, including Patrick Birmingham 48 and Anthony Strucka 49, with many others in critical condition. Rescue workers from Morlan and nearby crews battled to reach those trapped as the old Gilberton Colliery, idle since a previous cave-in, faced further repairs before resuming operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep-Slopa
Aveatrick Birmingham
Gilber
Charles Yourchas
Gilberton
Nthony Strucka
Shenandoah
Joseph Gomeroghi
Turley Run
Michael Mallick
Frackville
Mpany
George Davia
Wilam
Berwick
Ashland State Hospital
Rogeus
col‘Morlan
Wdacensa
Fale
Wilyas
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Yenume
Prrchale
Severs
Potts
Basa
Water safety warning from Harrisburg health chief
Harrisburg officials warn that sparkling water is not always pure. Dr J Moore Campbell, chief of the bureau of communicable diseases, urges consistent treatment and the use of government labeled Para Water for drinking safety amid concerns about aging water supplies and rural springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
J.moore Campbell
Bureau of
Campbell
Para
Pg Campbell
Fisher Vies at Annual Field Inspection With Army Officers
Fisher views were matched to the drill fields as arms and every article of equipment were carefully inspected by regular army officers. The man stood drawn up at attention before their rants. Last night, gusts of the governor and commanding officers of the Pennsylvania division were entertained by a band concert at division headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Division 1
Notorious Pennsylvania Murder Trial Ends in Death Sentence
Irene Schroeder and Glenn Dague faced a landmark case as a woman was sentenced to death for the Paul killing in Lawrence County. The trial drew focus on gender and punishment as prospects for appeals faded and funds were sought to aid Irene in her fight against the sentence. The courtroom saw a mix of indifference and shock as verdicts were read and the appeal denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fisher
Commonwealth
Irene
Wap
Irena Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Gimer Automobile Aalaarnt
Muror
Pennsylvania
Brady Paul
Ernest Moore
Hirthway
New Castle
Buteley
Tria
Butler, Hen
Tren
Dague
Irane
Joy Crayford
T He
Paul
Moora
Dagus
Phoenix
Arizgns
Lawrence County
Pennaylvan
Ja’ Gunegirl
Utmogt
Lieutenant Maddison Wilber Jonah Killed in France in World War I
Lieutenant Maddison Wilber Jonah of Headquarters Company, 118th Infantry, 30th Division was killed October 14 1918 near Bollon France while leading his men. He died alongside Captain Payne who was killed by the same shell. He is buried in Barry Comeley Sopimediatriat 80 miles from Paris. Jones will visit Red Cross and American Legion in Paris and a French orphan adopted by her writes she will meet at the American Embassy. Her eight year old adopted daughter, now grown, hopes to meet her American mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddison Wilber Jonah
Katherina Park Jones
One Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry
Bollan
France
Tve
Payne
Comband
Barry Comeley
Sopimediatriat
Paria
Mia
Jones
Red Cross
American Legion
Paris
Orphen
Americnan
Atxlaus
Successfu
Hay
Local School Finances Show Major Expenditure Reductions
The district reports a total of 280,461.75 spent last year against longer five year totals, noting large reductions due to bonds redeemed. Previous years saw 21,000 paid off and 36,000 cancelled, with 1930-31 millage lowered and a possible further one mill cut next year amid projected savings.
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Thia
Eduttation
Church Notes Continue With Global and Local Services
The column lists numerous church events and speakers across denominations. Highlights include sermons and lectures by pastors A B Fowler, H W Armstrong, W W Spiker, B F Bieber, and others, with schedule details for Sunday schools, morning services, and union evening services.
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ANE
Hirst Baptist
A. B. Fowler
Ray A. Braun
Africa
F. U
Ketcham
Rea Methodist
H. W. Armatrong
Alti
Uifes
W. W. Spiker
Sarviees
Christian
Ray
Fred J
Fink
Upton
Presbyterian
Robert L. Clark
Church School
Rav
M. Gleaveland
D. D
Acott
Miles
Union
Jon Jrutheran
B. F. Bieber
Hannah
Wesleyan Methodist
F. J. Davis
Bernard
Vary
N. P. McNelis
Massen
Meco
Christian Science
of God
AL M, E
Bion
H. W. Milley
Christias
Philadelphia
Trinity Lutheran
Homer City
Charles BH
Elmer Crevener
M. D
Jmbov Chapel
Coral
EB. Hald
Robert Frye
Second
Whited Presbyterian
Ramuel W. Shane
BF. Heany
McDonald
Pearl Shank Tople
Potato Tour Headlines Local Names Across Indiana Area
A condensed notice lists participants and sponsors connected to the Potato Tour. Marion Center figures alongside J Paul Kimmel Shelocta My and Mra Janes A Simpson Indiana R D 5 Mr and Mrs Doyla Stutaman Allagh Mr and Mrs Thomas Kay Indiana R D Z George H Elbel Rosquay J Vite Rossiter Frad Heer Marion Center and J W Warner Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
J. Paul Kimmel
Shelocta
Janes A. Simpson
Indiana
Doyla Stutaman
Allagh
Thomas Kaynary
George H. Elbel
Rosquay
Vite
Notable Close for Diverse Industrial Stocks
At market close a mixed session shows Columbia Gas-Bloc and Westinghouse Airbrake among movers. IBM Lone Star and Armour products edge higher while several listings reflect stable or fractional changes. broader activity indicates cautious investor sentiment amid sector rotations.
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Columbia Gas-Bloc
Creek
Durant
Inter Pote
Iyssyererterteveny
IBM
Lone Star Visseetaervtertenee BT
Armour Besp Vsevaceserversees
Grahant Paige Jesiesrescivnes
Calif
Westinghouse
Monty Ward Prerterreseeening
Baby
United Gas
Svverenresee Sa
Psity Brod
Yeneeyeersy
Ceijyneeereneensg
Auburn Motor Pa
Hoover Plans to Halt Drought Food Profiteering
President and Secretary of Agriculture Hydele declare most of the nation’s food supply safe after near famine reports in dairy and canned goods. Hoover to invoke emergency powers if needed. relief funds to aid farmers, with Red Cross standby. County agents will brief the President’s governors conference including Missouri Arkansas Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Montana Kansas Iowa Nebraska. relief prospects remain slim as drought, heat, and water shortages persist across central states.
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Lin
Secretary of Agriculture
T J
Department of Anetlne
Hoover
Federal
Farm
Washington
Amorican Red ‘Cross
American Red Cross
Eting
Ernest Blakell
The
Red Crass
Holver
Rapidan Lodge
Red Cross
Missouri
Arkansas
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West’ Virginia
Virginia
Montana
Kansas
Iowa
Andebraska
Notable Local Residents Return From Atlantic City Visit
Prof J Clark and family from Tarentum return home overland with elder Alexander Clark of Elderton, first trip beyond Pittsburgh in 74 years. Several locals, including Mr Heckman and Anna, plan improvements at the old Oaktown homestead while Mina Ruth Gost recovers from appendicitis at Gates hospital.
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Clark
Tarentum
Alexander Clark
Elderton
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
Heckman
Pigtar Anna
Oaktown
Mina Ruth Gost
Gates’ Hospital
Eva Kuhn
Richard Penton
Violet Fenton
Williamstown
William Ostermeyer
Schoolstrabt
W.J. Boyd
Philadelphia
R. O/ Doty
Tenth Street
Thomas Frantz
Millor
Rossmayns
County Board of Viewers
Indiana
Merle Zener
Lock Haven
Jacob, Zener
Michael Rorke
Indiana Hotel
Johnstown
Squire Frank Kary
Grant Township
Pranelsie
Smicksburg
Viawere
Hog
J. Jamjada
Harrison, Lydick
Zenas Hines
Goad Aupervsory
Cherrs Ni
Guise Johnson Moorhead
Cherryhil
Fawner
Bridey
Fowler End
Mary and
Peasy
Dwight Max
Jors
Wr Bush
Een
Jack
Tooneed McGuire
Mrey
Mac “Hamilton
Clymer
Alconer
Starttar
Vandergript Aug 9 Couple Weds at Local Church
Marthe Richard daughter of Mr and Mrs Paige of 406 Jackson Avenue married Thompsa Ki Thom of 108 Franklin Avenue in a ceremony at Obstant Church attended by family and friends. The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Yastrea Ki Thom of College Avenue.
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Vandergript
Marthe Richard
Paige
Jackson
End
I . Thompsa
Yastrea Ki
Frankl
Ny Avenue
Satis Ri Ie
Yenard
New Officers for ey Honorable Mention Drill Contest
In Johnstown last night eight drum corps competed in drills and line of march. Central City won first prize, Salisbury second, and Indiana third. Latrobe captured first in drills with Central City second.
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Johnstown
Central City
Prise
Salisbury
Indiana
Latrobe
For Sale Classified Ads and Auto Services in Homer City and Indiana Pa
Readable fragments list sales at Shell Service Station Homer City with a free gift for purchases one dollar or more. Joe Yingling manager. Auto sales and services include East Ind Garage and Auto Exchange and Wreckers offering cars who are torn down for parts. Furniture Exchange in Indiana Pa advertises complete home furnishings at reasonable prices.
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Shell Gasoline
Shell Service Station
South Main Street
Homer City
Joe Yingling
East Ind
Auto Exchange
Indiana
New and Age Furniture Exchange
Phila, Street
Train Crash Near Brigantlug Junction Reported
Coroter B Wilson Cunningharm of Plesgahtville and Prosecutor Repettd bf Atlantic City have started and investigation into the crash as have bfuelals of the railroad company. Witnesses say the train did not slow for the stop and there were passengers moving onboard with no clear alighting. The wreck occurred near the junction with a short distance from the station.
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Tralleey
Coroter
B. Wilson Cunningharm
Plesgahtville
Atlantic City
Court Judge Rejects Idea of All Women Ruling
Miss Soffel questions whether women will dominate government. The judge laughs, saying it won’t happen in this or the next generations. She clarifies she’s not feminist and wouldn’t like such a condition.
Local Names and Sums From Obscure Ledger Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of named individuals and monetary figures across various towns and counties. Mentions include Stanley Benedleey Alex Guenile Howard Medowell Digk Willan Minnie Bowser and others with dollar amounts such as 1 and 1000. Place names include Montgomery Indiana and Greenbrier. The text appears to be a reconstruction fragment of a public notice or financial ledger entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinietton
Stanley Benedleey
Alex Guenile
Gabeney
Howard Medowell
Alex
Anti Saloon League to Back Dry Candidates in 1932
The Anti Saloon League executive committee met at a Lake Michigan church to decide that any dry candidate will receive League support in the 1932 presidential election, regardless of party. Set B. Scott McBride led discussions urging a stronger program than the existing dry regime, with a pledge of no quarter in barring light wines and beer. The two day conference closed with a promise to back dry candidates irrespective of party ties.
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Little
Point
Sable
League
Lake Michigan
B. Scott McBride
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