World oil merger move targets major pipelines
York Aug 14. At a Locks Hol meeting the NGLAI organization shows plans for a world wide oil group with assets near 1,000,000,000. Sinclair Company seeks Feige Oil and Gas and Tide Water Associated Oil assets through consolidation, stock issuance, and acquisitions. Standard Oil Indiana has agreed to a price for Litierate's stake in the Sinclair Pipe Line.
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York
Locks Hol Identia
Stplemnor
Mal Fara
Shuelair Consolida Satpotatinn
Holleda Ana
Feige Oil and Gas
Sake Pipe Line Company
Tide Water Associated ‘Oil Company
Sinclair Company
Sinclnit Corporation Ie
Shire
Litierate
Helt
Sinclair Pipe Line
Standard
McCullough Family Mourns Loss In Apollo Burial Slated
Aged 73, John E McCullough of Apollo died after a long illness. Survived by wife Mary and sons T F and John C, along with sisters Nan and Mary and brother-in-law Charles Black. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at First United Presbyterian in Apollo, with burial in Apollo cemetery. The body will be sent to Pittsburg for procession. Relatives had recently returned from a West Coast tour.
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Ghurch
Sidatildren
Armoh H
Hale End
Tadinhe
Lontavid
Dixonvilla
Léngwill
Mra Bellé v
Niagara Falls
N. Ys
Mary If
Sandy
Lake
McCue
St. Vincent's College
Drew’s. Church
North Side
Wash
Ji M
Manhington
W.n
Siktera Francesca
Angel- Order of St
Egander C
McCulltigh
McCullough
Il KeoMcCulloough
Feat Akon
Mettiodg
Maréh van Waa
John Ebabet Rilparts McCullough
Pitatéd Presbyterian Church
Apollo
Mrs
Maityough
T. F. McCuldugh
John C
Pitts
Ghidtid
Mra
C. W. Z. Eh Pollo
Iy Biree
Nan Ainhatrong
Matléy
Mihfa
Mydarty Keigh
Eltterid
A. S. Guthrie
Apallo
Fittsteh
G'Alock
King Undertaking Company
Repoplin
Pervices
Hey
Hyde Thompson
First United Presbyterian Church ii
Apollo Cemetery
J. E. McCullough
West
Abolle
Thirteen Most Unlucky for Him in Pittsburgh
Anthony Krusmaskaa, a former Ohio state inmate, marked the thirteenth day of freedom today in Pittsburgh after serving two years for burglary. He was taken to the police station following admission of his status on a day linked to his unlucky streak.
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Pittsburgh
Anthony Krusmaskaa
Ohio
Blate Lonitens
Jg Krusmaskas
Weday Ie Er Avenue
Memeekas
Sears
Indiana Country Memorial Hospital Progress Report
A lengthy report describes improvements and ongoing work at Indiana Country Memorial Hospital. It notes weather-related delays, ongoing construction to expand wind power, and plans to finalize drainage and utilities. The piece mentions hospital acreage, chicken and produce areas for patients, staff housing, and funding campaigns to reach full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosnllal
Eribara
Funda
Térrelialila Conditio
Indiana Country Memorial Hospital
Ohio primary shapes national senate race in 1928
The report outlines how the Ohio Democratic primary boosted Norris while Robinson seeks the Smith legacy. It notes Nebraskan, Oklahoma, and other races shaping November contests, with Norris facing former senator Hitchcock and Robinson accused over votes on the world court and the Lyndon Pact amid party divisions.
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Olid
League of Amend
Abbattia
Salator
Goth
DothGorath
Iid
Déhn Ho Dakhead
Biankhad
Broderick J. Thofigson
Mobild
1A Ad Taco
Hoflifi
State Committee
Bdrring
Tom Trbfatio
Oklahoma
Novsthvér
Folimar Aénator
Thomas P. Gore
Repuibileih Neuftibertt
Rendttholed
Nebraska
Alabama
Argontad
Robinson
Ohio
Buckaso
Atkinsas
Nortia
Robinean
Norris
Smith
Ad Robinson
Juke-Watrm
Froim
Hie
Notts
Noverbet
Witchesok
Janie Callios
Hoover
Mith
Brookside Camp Report Opens with Planned Performances
Brookside Camp Report will present a series of performances starting this evening with a matinee tomorrow afternoon and a closing show tomorrow night. The event, featuring the Tewls and Zimmerman Eltous professional circus troupe with aerialists and animals, expects record crowds. A Miss Indiana contest will be held for county residents, open to any woman, married or single, by filing at Circus Leadquarters North Sixth Street.
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Tewls
Zimmerman Eltous
Lyla
Mias
Deteyuie
Circus
North Sixth Street
Brotheide Health Camp
Eight Thousand Fire Destroys Home in New Kensington
New Kensington Pa Aug 18 a fierce blaze swept a dwelling on Pins alley destroying a home and injuring three firemen Albert Zatler Claretha Cope and George Juathnin were treated at City’s General Hospital after stepping on protruding nails. Firemen fought flames for over four hours before control was achieved.
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New Kensington
Samoa
Pins Alley
Iaa
Albert Zatler
Claretha Cope
George Juathnin
Ketaington
Ardell
HaRous
Lindberghs Visit Williamsport Airport Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrived at the Williamsport airport with Dr Harry A Garfield president of Whittier College. They took a practice flight with the pilot to inspect the plane and discuss plans to fly to New York then Washington.
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Williamstown
Maus
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Adams
Mtd
Linmkapeb
Mra
Lindbergh
Wiscolm
New York
Whitra
Withington
la Veneige
Clon
Akids
Whita
Mra. Lindbergh
Harry A. Garfeld
Whittunia College
Garfeld
Col. Lindbergl
Mra. Garfield Ip
Garfield
Betau
Colonel Lindbergh
United States
Company Seeks Rate Readjustment After Valuation Dispute
Ballard told the Commission the firm has the best plant in the country and earns fair profits from operation. He said they will propose a rate readjustment and valuation figures for negotiation, with another hearing set for August 26. Engineers showed differing company valuations of 81,208,000 versus 20,308,008 and the Commission will determine a fair return and require tariff updates if an agreement is reached.
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Ballard
Englhddta
Stocks At 1 30 P.M. By W 8 Cousins CNS Fundntial
New York August 13 The stock market faced bear pressure as traders sought lower levels yet showed gains in select favorites. Warner Brothers rallied with heavy backing while United States Steel advanced, but Bethlehem Steel fell to a yearly low. Many utilities slipped as the market shifted to cover shorts.
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CNS
New York
Oon
Warner Brothers
United States Steel
Bethlehemn Scheel
Findéy
St Louis pilots seek 1000 hour endurance flight
The St Louis pair Dale Red Jackson and Forrest O Birne aim to fly the St Louis Robin for 1000 hours to reclaim the world endurance record. They previously set a 420 hour mark and hope favorable weather and an uninterrupted flight will secure aviation immortality for the Little Orange and Yellow Bungalow.
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St. Louis
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Dale
Red” Jackson
Forrest O’brine
Aviation Hall of Fame
Sparta
Ijinoig
Hawke Aims Transcontinental Flight Break Record
Captain Frank M. Hawke roared from Grand Central in a 400 horsepower craft trying to beat the East West record. He planned 2600 miles LA to New York with refueling at Albeditorque Wichita and Indianapolis, aiming for 12 hours, following Lindbergh and Turner's recent marks.
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Grand Central Airport
Frank M. Hawke
A. Lindgorgh
Hawkaston
San Hernardino Alley
Hawks
Albre Ditorque
Wichita
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
New York
Lindbergh
Roscoe Turnat
Fourth Shaffer reunion set for Brush Valley area
The fourth annual Shaffer reunion will be held at Brued George's Broxe in Brush Valley on Saturday, August 86, with Community Hall available if needed. The Boucher family holds its 20th small reunion on Thursday, August 21 at Arbutus Park, with all family and friends urged to attend. Dr D Boucher of Per tage is president of the family association. The sixth annual Condton reunion is planned for Mariah Cetter Community Park on Saturday, August 23.
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Shaffer
Brued George's Broxe
Brush Valley
Boucher
Arbutus Park
Dr. & D. Boucher
Pértage
Family Association
Condton
Mariah Cetter
West End Defeats Coral 8 to 7 in Loose Field Game
West End traveled to Coral and edged them 8 to 7 after a ragged affair. Felix pitched well for West End with ten strikeouts and five hits allowed. Kirker and Plotter provided key hits for West End, while Coral's Grove struggled on the mound. Coral scored late, but West End held on to win as Davis and Johnston reached base and Felix shut the door. Coral fans head to West End next to settle a 6-5 tie.
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West End
Coral
Haine
Stora
Felix
West Hind
Ifis
Grove
Kirker
Sattyar
Relix
Chooké
R. Barnett
Félix
Plotzér
Barney
Bowmah
Guidkié
Davie
Lessnick
Gétat
Bernini Galbus
Sife
Ferral
Davis
Harkells
Witti
Johnston
Ishter
Sawyer
Corel
Laysnick
Isabley
Bawgor
Barnett
Bowman
West Mad
Guibus
West
Untitled fragment on medical incident near Vandérwrift
Fragmentary OCR text describes Dr LeNicLeaY of Grant Ave and Dr J M Patton of Jefferson Ave assisting a patient from Vandérwrift. Physicians state the family should recover though condition was serious and beyond further medical aid needed at that time.
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Lenicleay
Grant Ave
Vandérwrift
Vandrprigt
Ferdin
J.M. Patton
Jefferson Avenue
Hite
Marvin Tat
Nortis and Stebpina race in Oklahoma tightens party lines
Indications from two years ago suggested Nortis would win by 20000 and sweep counties. Precinct returns showed Nortis 63200 to Stebpina 87860 with strong Norris areas yet to hear. Hitchcock led the Democratic primary in despite party unity concerns as Willis Sears faced tough battles.
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Nortis
Stebpina
Norria
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Jennie
Callias
Hitchcock
Norris
Willis Sears
Malcolm Baldridge
Omaha
Yale
Weaver
Zaverno
Charles Bryan
Nation
Alabama and a Primary Contest in 1920 Senate Race
Alabama reports from Montgomery show John H. Bankstead set to oppose J Thomas Heflin in the November race after the Democratic primary results. Frederick Thompson leads Heflin. Miller and Davis lead governor race. Heflin's national stance and Klan backing noted. Returns from 487 of 1,488 boxes show Bankstead 18,728 votes. Miller leads Davis in governor contest. second choice counts may decide.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
John H. Bankstead
J. Thomas Heflin
BatthHéed
Frederick
Chompson
Kompedn
Cates
Bankhead
Thompson G. Heflin
Aving Beer
Denis Dride
Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Jefferson County
Heflin
Little Girl 10 Eats So Much Amazed Mother
Mrs W Jodsten recounts a daughter aged ten who suddenly had a large appetite after taking a tonic sold at Dauguerty's Drug Store opposite P R Station. The account claims dramatic improvement and strong appetite following the product.
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P. R. Ri
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Wide Oil Organization
En Pn
Brookside
Mrs. Lindbergh
Ceeererens
American Loco
Terbbat Tehison
T. S. Fy
Bethlehem Steel
Fergary Des Dis
Canadian Macifla Oc
Eeey Ae
Chesapeake Ind Ohio
Chrysler Vo
Caer
Coma Cola
Peepee Continental Can
Eeee Nopont
Eastmah Ko
Nederal Water
Ales Motor
Ceeseeneereee Culseby-Gruno von
Ceee Reese Int
Mickees Ae
Canes Bay Kelvitniter
Eenepneeny Kentecatt
Bsoedtees
Peereey Ees
Oc.s
Ceee Schulte
Sinclair OW
Cca
Cosfing
Hera
Trin
Coal
ST. Louis Boys
Bulletin
Wighita
Hiank Hawks
Sookiig
Cas
Sil Mle
Chittes Linidbergh
Queivedt
Wickled
Albuquerque
Wiehlta
Los Anselés
Indiana A. A
Fred Schuggtts
Grady Quig
Myz
J. K
Beara
Ge' Feat
Tanoma
Nea
AY AB
BR. G
Ai Binye Klyker
Ishler
Bhata
Darnell
Guturle
Wys
Esniek
Ayan Noraldi
Hernbrook
Baytal
Aere IK
Davia
Harkelli
Space
Wisper Ri Greve
hlin-Kirker Ful
Lessalle
Columbus
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Runnig
Settator
Bulkley
William d., Dutchin
Kenton
Chas. V. Traux
Busyrus
George White
Marietta
Stephen Young
Hew
Tadée
Myérn Ni Gooper
Othar Atete
Clarate Ae Biceny Sane
Edward J. Holymel Tioe
Republicatte
Rose Aké
Canton
Treachter
Harry
Daye Pa Paacael
Moorhead’s
Moorhead
Saul
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