Bombing in Kentucky Labor Conflict Suspected by Officials
In Providence Kentucky investigators, aided by state and county officials, pursue two men linked to a new bombing method during the prolonged labor dispute. A small orange plane with license number b088 exploded bombs near non union mines, causing minor damage and shaking nearby towns. No injuries reported as two men fled toward Harre, Tl, with the blast heard miles away and lines damaged.
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Astate
Department ‘of Commerce
Lexington
Padhington
D. G
Clarence M.roting
Air Secretary of Commerce
Fedal
Bievers
Ava Dome
Harre
Meador
Young and Holt
Ion-Union
Pinchot Nomination Fight Moves Toward Court Rulings
Fragmentary data show Pinchot contending his Republican nomination for governor may be sustained by petitions in county court and the state Supreme Court. The campaign stalls await ruling on petitions and ballot status.
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Palace Dent
Pinchot
Su- Court
Édige T. Meloury
Uphin
State Supreme Court
Rulay
Pincchot
Nomin Republican Party
Penn
Fajr
Airship R-100 Poised for England Return Voyage Start
Disjointed report mentions the British airship R-100 moored at Montreal airport after a supposed day of faults. Officials noted potential engine issues and planned to repair before a return voyage to England, with crews and passengers awaiting guidance.
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BERT
Airport
Montreal
Toronto
England
Lindberghs In Air Politics At North Adams Airport
Magn. Aug. 12 report shows Charles A Lindbergh planning to speak at a conference on aviation politics at North Adams airport. A crowd of about 2,000 gathered as Mrs Lindbergh attended a large banquet.
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Alond
Charles A. Lind
North Adams
Institute of Politics
Mra. Burgh
Bestor's Band to Play at Obaldo Park Tonight
Bestor's Band and the Victor Recording Orchestra headline a fashionable night at Obaldo Park Monday August 14 featuring a varied program of melodies and rhythm. The event promises a swank entertainment setting with top outfits performing familiar numbers and new fashion flair in a single show.
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Victor Recording Orchestra
Hag
Je Ruperd Cnéoninth
All Star
Welolans 6
Obaldo Park Muenday
Volcar
Bun Lestor
Coldest August 12 in history recorded in Pa
Br Klin Pa August 12 Today records the coldest August 12 in history with a 37 degree reading. A front stretched from Polk County to Utica and nearby towns causing frost fears and drought damage to crops planted oats burned.
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Br Klin
Polk
Coap
Utica
Former clown Nan Dy Crow found dead in Pittsburgh
Nan Dy Crow, 7 feet tall and once a noted member of the Du Crow trio, was found dead in his Pittsburgh home shortly after midnight. Deputy coroners reported his room cluttered with clown makeup posters and posters from his act, noting death likely from heat. He recently performed as a clown at a Shriners picnic at Kennywood Park.
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Pittsburgh
Nan Dy Crow
Hent
Dan Dy Crow
du Crow
Kenny
Wood Park
Four States Senate contests shape party fault lines
In four states, insurgent leaders influence party balance as Norris debates re nomination while opponents in Alabama Ohio and Nebraska confront rival tickets. Tom Campbell and Camp bell oppose Robinson, and national party chairman Fass asserts electability over selection. Voters weigh intraparty divides and statewide tickets for November outcomes.
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Alfrad
Smith
Norris
Senate
Haa
Whlh
Atkétena
Robinson
Tom J. Campbell
Jobnson
Republian
Hlavevord
Nebraska
Morris
Tneterest
Uniontown second national board additions planned
Mellon interests will not attend the Second National board for now but are expected to join soon through Richard K. Melion and Frank R. Denton, officers of Melvin Bank, as directors alongside D. M. Harligog president James S Cary Clyde P Peebinty and Robert J Arnett cashier.
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Mellon
Second National
Antici
Richard K. Melion
Frank R. Denton
Melbvank Corporation
D. M. Harlgog
Jamoa 8
Cary
Cie Peeiinty
Robert J. Arnett
Ashier
Independent merchants forecast cooperative buying to combat chains
Pottsville August 12 Independent merchants meeting at the Pennsylvania Retail Merchants Association annual convention forecast cooperative buying as a weapon against chain stores. Key speakers from Philadelphia Frankford Grocers Association Allentown and Lehighburg emphasized pooling purchasing power to survive modern merchandising methods while industry leaders and visiting locals observed the event.
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Pottsville
Pennsylvania Retail Merchants' Association
Charles 4
Vantage
Philadelphia
J. A. Edgar
Frankford Grocers Association
W.D. Miller
Allentown
Weddings Told In Weselyn And Williamsport Notices
Miss Peart Mollarman of Folington town wed Cheater A. Murlong of Williamsport formerly Gonemaugh. The ceremony at the United Brethren Church featured attendants Charlotte Wotterman and Walda Wlasinger. Fetterman formerly taught at Roxbury School and Indiana State Teachers College. Murlong works in Williamsport and has lived there for two years.
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Turlong-Hetternan
Misa Peart Mollarman
A. Stétterman
McKinley Avenue
Folingtown
A. Murlong
Williamsport
Gonémnaugh
What United Bretiv Ran Ehitch
Charlotte Iwotterman
Walaler
Walda Wlasinger
Westey Chapel
A. Hy Fet- Lerman
Conemnaugh
Walter MéeQinren
Conesanagh
John J. Schrumm
York
Glenn J. Weaver
Graenaburg
Ralph W. Wright
Wadding
Caplin Hotel
Eadt
Misa Fetterman
Doolal Wet
Johnatown T High School
Indiana Btute Teachers’ College
Roxbury School
Furlong
Williamaport
Iga
Construction Progress on Freeport to Walalls Road Work
Kittanning reports a daily concrete pour averaging 847 feet over 103 miles length with 260 men employed. A mixer and machinery are shipped to Weratmore land county for a road between Freeport and Walalls Chisd Roads. Work on the road stakeing nears completion and the mixer will resume on arrival.
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Weratmoreland County
Frm
Freeport
Walualls Chisd
Lntxer
Indiana Library to Move Into Larger Quarters
The Free Library, famed as a monthly winner of the “beat news of the month,” will occupy the Lowry house at Highth and Water streets on September 1. The remodel adds boys and girls rooms and a front stacks area with new entrances and a reading room. Service at the Sixth street location ends August 28, with move to Eighth street completing by September 2. For twenty years the library served the Sixth street address, growing to nearly 50,000 books read last year, with two new books daily and a standard of high-quality titles.
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Indiana Tree Library
Lowry House
Highth and
Water Streets
Eighth Street
Sixth Street
Cente Club
Indiana
Ridge Guernsey Bull Meeting in Clarksburg and officers named
The Ridge Guernsey Bull Association met in Clarksburg electing officers for the next year including President Barkley Livermore and Vice President John Henderson. Three divisions exist with plans for an auto tour and picnic on October 20. Notable bulls include the Grand Champion at the National Dairy Show for two years and a three year old champion. An elder Ridge yearling bull for sale in Indiana County is available through the County Agent's Office.
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Hidere Ridge
Clarksburg
Fig
Barkley
Livermore
John CG
Henderson
Sakteburg
J. D
Lyeasurer
Gray
Weat Lebanon
Tiyeatars
Walter Hwing
Sulteburg R
M. Speedy
James Patterson
West Lebanan
Guernsey
Howan
Walla Dum
Elders Ridge Association
Indiana County
Palmer and Campbell reunion at Potit Grove details
The Palmer and Campbell reunion is set for Potit Grove on the William Penn highway 10 miles from Blairsville on Thursday August 21. Guests related to the Jala Lewis Shank Civil War veteran are asked to bring a basket and attend.
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Palmer and Campbell
Potit’'n Grove
William Penn Park
William Penn Highway
Blairayilte
Rustle Lodge
Indiana
Mra
George Hicks
Marchahd
Thieves Nabbed After Copier Cable Heist Near Coropell a
Police recovered a Chevrolet truck with over 3000 feet of copier cable cut into three foot pieces abandoned by the suspects. Livingstone was arrested at his home in Corapolis and jailed. Ashley, identified as Livingstone's companion, was later taken into custody. Both await a hearing at the local jail.
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Coropella
Salens
Livingstone
Coraopolis
Corp. Johnston
O'Mara
Indiana
Ashley
Coal use and production figures from Pennsylvania report
A Pennsylvania report notes coal in Indiana County yields about 8,060,000 tons yearly with wages near 8 million dollars. Nationally 500 million tons mined annually. coal use per home varies from heating to power and light. Comparisons show U S coal resources minimally tapped amid rising per capita power consumption since 1900.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Indiana County
England
Germany
County Fair Preparing Weeks of Family Reunions
County Fair organizers plan gatherings at the Fair Grounds Wednesday through Friday. Joseph Pi Mack, Iaca secretary, notes generous speech-event purses drawing many entrants and famous speed kings aiming to break track records. The three heat plan will shape all races, promising thrilling competition as grounds are groomed for the annual event opening Tuesday in September.
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Ies
Joseph Pi Mack
Iaca
Famona
Paix
Vanilla drug blast wrecks two buildings in New York
A chemical seeking a formula for vanilla extract caused a blast that wrecked two buildings, killed one person and injured twelve others. Investigators reported a flash and explosion after Marcus Cohen mixed several chemicals in his experiment.
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New York
Marcus Cohen
Health chief orders silent mini golf after 11 PM
New York Aug 12 18 Health Commissioner Wynte announces that miniature golf courses may stay open at night but must be kept quiet after 11 oclock to curb disturbances from early-morning players amid complaints about late hours on Tonk humb courses.
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New York
Wynte
Norges
Hoover shelves Rocky Mountain vacation amid drought relief drive
President Hoover remains in Washington to direct drought relief as crop failures span twelve states. Officials say a westward trip would delay援 turning urgent aid to farmers, with Hoover staying near the capital to coordinate federal action and possibly inspect the drought area if conditions worsen.
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Hyie
Saurdry
Joan
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Jintao
Farm Board
Board
Mam- Levp
Department of Agriculture
Hoover
George BE
Durnovis
Washington
National ‘Parks
Rocky Mountain
China
Belgium
Mississippi
Coolidge
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
Rockies
Far West
Will Not Defend Title at Forest Hills Tennis Meet
Helen Moody of San Francisco will not defend her national tennis title at Forest Hills starting August 18. Moody, six time champion, cites travel dislike after recent trips abroad and will remain at home with her husband and parents. Edith Ochoa and Betty Nuthall are named as possible successors, with Edith optional California entry and Virginia Hilleary among eastern contenders.
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San. Francisco
Helen Wile
Moody
Wos
Ynen
Fokést Hilla
Chafipidi
Maka
Forest Hills
Orly
France
England
Haa
Helen Jacobs
Mrs. Moody
Edith Ofoas
Nan
Betty Nuthall
New York
Istah-Palfrey
Boston
Virginia Hilleary
Rainbow Division Chief Menoher Dies in Washington
Major General Charles T. Menoher, retired commander of the Rainbow Division, died at St Elizabeths Hospital in Washington. He hailed from Westmoreland County and led the division in World War I. Survivors include four sisters and one brother. he was born in Grubbtown and attended the U.S. military academy. The interwar breach with Mitchell remained unresolved.
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Mitchell
Menoher
Weeks
Mencher
Air Service
France
Secretary of War
Greensburg, Pa
Charles T. Menoher
St. Elizabeth?s, Hospital
Washington
Westmoreland County
Ligonier Valley
Ligonier
Johnstown
Ménoher
Ligoniér Valley
William M. Updegrava
Pineatrdet
W. Byronde
Morrellville
Samuel Menoher
Yoder Street
John W. Godher
Brooklyn
N.Y
D. Curtis Willams
Pittsburgh
William, Menoher
Moxham
Charles Phipps
Buffalo
N. Y
Maoher
Grubbtown
VJ. S. Military Academy
Death of Mrs Martha A Young Prominent Jeannette Resident
Mrs Martha A Young, 8 years old, died Sunday at her son Charles P Young’s home at 227 Fourth Street. Born in Galisburg she lived most of her life in Jeannette. She taught in Harris on City before marriage and was widow of H A Young. Survived by five sons and one daughter, with active church and women’s groups affiliations noted.
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Martha
Jeannette
Marstha A. Young
Charles P. Young
Young
Galisburg
Jim
H A
R. Young
Womans’ Ie Gt Association
Mannion
Soh O Survi van i Ri Pe Sons, Vgn
Ene
Charles P
Wil
Deannette, Land
Gea Bod Oy Ae
Eral Ieee
Famnb Conduct
Runners, Widows, and Funeral Notices From Vandergrift and Johnstown
Interment for Charles Wolf at Brush Creek cemetery. Mrs Ralph Govier of Johnstown aged 86 died of heart disease at Memorial hospital after short illness. Survived by husband and six children, funeral at Govier home with burial in Berkley cemetery. Mrs A B Fiscus of Vandergrift died at 7:35 am after apoplectic stroke. Burial in Apollo. Miss Lillian G Richey aged 29 dies at mother's home after illness. survived by four brothers and a sister. Funeral to be held at the home with Grandview cremation. Mrs Elizabeth Smith dies at 81. funeral and interment held. survivors include six children and many grandchildren. Card of Thanks from Mrs Elizabeth Smith’s family. Jett Stroble to vacation in Ligonier Mountains.
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Ralph Govier
Johnstown
Emma Jané
Dorothy
William
Robert Govier
Willian, Steffey
Homer City
Charles Heatley
Girard, C
Govier
Berkley Cemetery
A. B. Fiscus Vandergrift
Mra
A. B.fiscus
Abraham B. Fiscus
Washington Street
Lillian. G. Richey
Lillian Geraldine Richey
Laura (Weaver) Richey
Ambrose S. Richey
Misa Richey
Garfield Street
Sanitary Dairy Co
Verner Anid
Russell
Johns
Town
Roy
Indiana
Clifford
Marian
Hore
Elizabeth ‘Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Defendants named in $200000 libel suit in Washington
G O Nations of St Louis sues Mabel Willebrandt David Lawrence and two others in district supreme Court charging libel over articles by Willebrandt. Lawsuit claims statements accused Nations of corrupt ties and bribery after Willebrandt’s prohibition enforcement tenure.
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willabrandt
Dayvid Lawrence
District Supreme Court
G. 0
Nations of
St. Louis
Anti-Saloon League
Federal’ Prohibition
Arsticlea
Mya
Willemandt
Charles Prather
St. Loui Brewery
Mer. Willeheandy
Knd
Alow
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Mary A
Donald Johnston
Harry Johnston
Ming Shank
Bell Telephone Company
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Stand Oil of Ny Ui
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Erie Railroad
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Mr. Hoover
Rapidan River
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Rainbow
Charles Wolf
Brush Creek
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