Route Six To Be Widened In Monday Plans
Route Six widening planned with a 20 foot roadway and curves up to 50 feet as a dedicatory ceremony honors three firefighters who died in the past year. The event includes memorial readings by Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association secretary and a benediction by a reverend, followed by committee reports and adjournment. A separate accident report describes Dominick Jeorando, 25, injured when his motorcycle collided with a car on Blairsville Derry road, with him taken to Indiana Hospital. Superintendent H Clyde Elkin and George W. Smith completed Mine Rescue training in Pittsburgh. Additional notes list Bureau of Mines training cars and nearby coal companies hosting sessions. Mrs Catherine Hally, 19, of Wilkinsburg injured in the same area. her brother William Hally, 22, died, driver William Hally seriously injured, and another occupant Ray Meitowhlin escaped.
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Wahldivans
Dare
Chae Deroighy
Pennie Poste
Pittshur
John Wo Myers
Vittsburgh
Waller GQ
Rleitier
Valey Charles Roos
Ralph Stoner
Reotdalos Agari
Curtin M. Cregg
Greeneburr
Sher
Varias
Dominick Jeorando
al Brenizer
Blairsville
Derry Road
Brenizer Public School
R. A. Wilt
Ligonier
Jeerando
Indiana Hospital
H. Clyde Elkin
Geotge W. Smith
Sever Brothers Coal Company
Derry Township
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
Fukin
J. d. Forbes
R. S. Corbin
J. D. Brown
P. RK
Derry
Latrobe
Seger Brothers Coal Company
Atlantic Crushed Coal Company
Barnett and Adams Coal Company
Saxman Coal and Coke Company
Latrobe High Grads Coal Company
Brenizer Mines
Westmoreland Mining Company
Natherine Hally
Wood Street
Wilkinsburg
William Pen
Bliairsville
William Hally
Memorial Hospital
Iduhnatown
Willian Klally
Iran
Yavero
Ray Mefitowhlin
Os Pittabereh
Junettan- Aries
Sargent
Department of Jistice
Aloe
Ald Vangetti
Gaye Cman Willer
Wilson
Mooney
Dreyfus
America
Tatlot
Rye Beach
N. H
Mayer Malcolm Rols
Robert Melagh
State
Phead
Rudigais Crem
Evera
Lawrence
M.dipietro
J. Jobing
Richard Evarts
Judge Sanderson
Supreme Court
Sanderson
Fuller
State House
Sacco-Vanzetti
Arthur K. Reading
Widening Planned for State Highway Near Good’s Corner
Reports indicate an early highway department project to widen the route between Good’s Corner and Tun day’s Corner from 16 feet to 20 or 40 feet, with broader widening to 90 feet at curves. Survey work done, repairs curtailed until widening, traffic counts show high usage as a major artery into Johnstown linking William Penn and Lincoln highways.
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Highway Department
Good’s Corner
Munday’s Corner
Munday's Corner
Johnstown
Good's Corner
Local Official Roster and Election Roles Listed
A fragmented list shows names with party affiliations and titles across council, auditor, school director, and election judge positions. The roster includes R and D party labels such as Harry Lucas, Dan Harmon, Lisle Flickinger, R. D. Kautter, J.C. Thomas, and others, alongside roles like road supervisor and auditor in Rayne.
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R. D. Knutter
D. M. Caldwell
Council
Harry Lucas
John ©. Thomas
F. W. Graham
Dan Harmon
James L. Kinter
Homer Robertson
Kissinger
Alex Maddock
L. BR. Nix, Jr
Harry Flickinger
Canoe
Harry Dunmire
Rayne
Horace Manner
H. H. Long
Carl Bee
Memorial meeting honors fallen Greensburg firefighters revival
Firemen and Herbert D. Stowe of Stowe township presided as M Porter turned the meeting over to Madundel Rev Robert Heittle, then opened the convention with a brief prayer. John M. Keener and Attorney Albert H Burg spoke for Greensburg firemen and Westmoreland County bar men. The memorial program followed with Greensburg band, a prayer for firefighters, a Greensburg male chorus, and readings by Rev Dr W L Shera. Henry M Dundel of Greensburg chaired the session.
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Herbert D. Stowe
Stowe Township
Allegheny County
M. Porter
Madundel
Robert Heittle
Taiter
South Greensburg
Daniel J. Snyder
Br. WL. Shera
Greensburg
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry M. Dundel
Girecre
Supreme Court action on Sacco and Vanzetti grows
The article details ongoing Supreme Court maneuvers in the Sacco and Vanzetti case with Governor Fuller’s stance, responses from Justice Sanderson, and defense appeals. It notes possible delays, warnings near the Beverly Farms home, and related political and security measures including patrols and public unrest in multiple states.
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sieco-Vanzotti
Madeira
Wrentham Bank
Elayines
South Braintree
Rhode Iciarel Grauise
Saeccva
Vanaetht
Ifis
Gaye Crnoy Hull
Berardavan
Sacco
Vanaelti
Bargo
Muller
Vanaetti
Supreme Court
George A. Sanderson
Covernor
Thayer
Vanadtt
State Supreme Court
Sacco-Vannetti
Lawovers
Oliver Wendall Holmes
Beverly Farms
Cape Ann
United States District Court
Fullerow
Supreme Judicial Court
New Grounsel Tor Se
Varaeith
Mie
Then Court
Bae
Vaios
Serbia
Fretier
Bois
Webbe
Jamons
York
Forte
Forte Abe Fasvee Toa Hina, 4 Woelotia Moe
Tiewerean
Mito Dea Havens
Aarti
Beart Poor
New York
Coolidge
Drien A
Dent
Pauner Acliai
Gahisiy Iiss
NY Protest Sparks Tight Police Watch Over Vanzetti Trials
New York faced intensified security as protests over Sacco and Vanzetti continued. Police deployed heavy lines and reinforced squads to prevent riots after demonstrations and a one day strike by workers. Mourning bands appeared among demonstrators while supporters prepared to rally near Arlestown Prison and City Hall.
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New York
Vanzetti
Policn
Arlestown
Hegan
Boston
Omnibus
Sacco-Vannetti Emergency Committee
Amon
Ruth Hale
Lucy Stone League
Retout
City Hall
Fi Street
Fifth Avenue
Nin
Second Avenue
Wea
Policenion
Saggo Vanzetti Riot Leads Arrests At Ashland Parade
An anti Sacco and Vanzetti protest at Ashland Boulevard Auditorium ends in arrests and injuries as flapper Joan of Arc and about 67 followers are hustled to a police station. Police report rioters and bystanders were harmed in a chaotic stampede and officers sustained bruises. The crowd, chanting revolutionary slogans, disrupted traffic with police reserves keeping order while demonstrators called for mercy and release.
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Joan of Arc
Ashland Boulevard Auditorium
Sacco Ad Vasetti
Han
Jovan
Wat Pawl
Medison Efreet
Cbe
Points on People in Cleveland Visit Family in Chestnut Street Home
Mes Sara Karl Williams and her son and daughter Bill and Genevea of Cleveland Ohio are guests in the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Gh Wo Mavl on Chestnut Street.
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Loew
Anaconda
Baldwine
Willian B
Chestnut Street
M. St Ry
Niagara Alle
M.ste
New York
Cauda
Can
Ofwa
iGen
Meters
BS Ate Int
Nickel
Kana
City Ken
City Ken, Con Ichigh Vale, Magna Cop
Mar
Oil
Mor
Ind
ALM Alley South Rails
St Louis
S Woop
Tim R Bear W
Ea Union Pac Vy Aralerts
USC I
US Steel West Free West
Mes
Sara Karl Williams
Bill and
Genevea
Cleeveland, O
Local Shop Scene Ends With Jail Hearing After Confusing Incident
Witnesses describe a crowded store where ties were ransacked and confusion followed a suspect identified as Abe Wilkai. The event prompted a jail hearing as authorities questioned attendees, with the crowd's reaction and the store owner Mr Wilson central to the unfolding case.
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Aid
Witten
Mary
Jej
Wilson
Abe Wilkai
Secord Stock Of Soft Coal Story Confusing Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields a confused report mentioning Secord stock and soft coal, plus vague references to a bureau and tortious matters. It notes a Copner stake of 62,000,040 and hints at a decision affecting stocks despite a challenging situation.
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Copsner
Auto picks up its own road dust idea
Manchester Hogland describes a 15 year old patent for a car dust collection device. Funnels drawn from wheel areas feed dust into a central box, using air flow or a centrifugal fan tied to the drivetrain. Engineers in America note limited practicality, while road-improvement progress and calcium chloride reduce dust on many roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hogland
Chateh Howe
America
Backyard playgrounds spread joy for children across cities
A 1920s feature notes George W. Perry of Orange Noel establishing a rear recreation center and founding the Backyard Playground Association of America with headquarters in New York City. It highlights simple cooling methods like garden hoses and efforts to reclaim disused spaces, plus the role of organizers who transform rough ground into active play areas in congested urban districts.
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United States
Canada
George W. Perry
Parks and Playgrounds
Orange
Noel
Backyard Playground Association of America
New York City
New York
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