Chautauqua Returns to Normal Campus Tent on Aug 28
The Evening Gazette announces a Chautauqua program beginning August 26 with Miss Stallings a lyric soprano who has impressed critics in New York and at Vassar. She performs August 28 in the Normal Campus tents as part of a twelve‑presentation season. Season tickets cost 3.00 for adults and 1.00 for children, with gate prices 8.50 and 3.60 respectively. Tickets available before opening from Hall's Book Store Pioneer Music House or John W. Warner.
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New York
Critica
Greater New York
MacDonald Club
Vassar
Aeolin
Miss Stallings
Miss Stall
Hall’s Book Store
Pioneer Music House
John W. Warner
Fighting Man Nelson Miles Defies Retirements Call
A veteran commander, Nelson A Miles, now in retirement, wakes at his apartment day before his 85th birthday to thwart armed intruders. He trained with Sitting Bull and Geronimo, once led army assaults, and remains ready for battle at any age. Meanwhile Washington bureau chiefs discuss the influence of political pull on hiring, noting how some workers avoid firing due to senators and presidents.
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Nelson A. Miles
Reams Staton
Chancellor ‘le
Spottings Court House
Miles
War Department
Army and Navy Club
Sitting Bull
Natchez
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Cass
Tokyo Quakes Alarm City as Tremors Hit Daily
Severe earth tremors shook Tokio and nearby territory at 3 AM. Residents in the poor quarter fled into the streets in panic as clocks stopped and tremors persisted unusually long. No loss of life was reported, but earthquakes have become nearly a daily occurrence.
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Tokio
Stolen Kautter Bepassenger Touring Car Reported
A car theft in Homer City occurred around 2 o clock in the early morning. A person entered Richard Kautter’s garage and took a Bepassenger touring car valued at about 18,377. A neighbor witnessed the incident but did not provide payment or further details.
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Richard Kautter
Hamer City
Kautter
Wes
Kid McCoy Faces Chair as Murder Case Proceeds
Continuation of a sensational trial details a severed head and mutilated corpse. Authorities dispute McCoy's claim that Mrs. Mors died by suicide after a struggle over a butcher knife. Key witnesses describe threats and fear of McCoy and a deadly rampage after her death.
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife by Dagmar Dalgren
A first person reminiscence recounts Norman Selby a famed fighter and lover who married and divorced the author in the early 1920s. She recalls his charm and gentleness alongside his volatile devotion and her ultimate decision to end the marriage.
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Bluebeard
Dagmar Dalgren
Los Angeles
Calif
INS
Norman Selby
Norman
Jennie Thomas
Aj Rentleman
Norman Seloy
Venice
Tsadoa Duncan
Maurice Maeterlink
Isadora Duncan
Not the Dancers’ Fault Page Continuation Snippet
Fragmentary OCR reads Not the dancers’ fault continued as page ons with unclear passage. The readable text mentions a 42s time and a name Li Puta but lacks full context or definite event.
Woman Tries Four Ways to Die at Monessen Jail
Mrs. Tillia Dygin, held in Monessen borough jail, attempted to end her life four times in four methods. She first drank iodine but it was knocked from her hand, then tried to leap from a second story window, then slashed her throat with a butcher knife, and later tried to strangle herself with a stocking. She is mother to four children.
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Monessen
Tillla Dygin
Route 62 Concreting Bids Sought in Cherry Tree Area
The article notes Home-Hamill contract bids for concreting a 3 637 foot section of Route 62 in Cherry Tree borough. It details oil applications on primary roads, detours around Punxsutawney, and a plan to extend toward Curwensville and Clearfield. It also mentions a car theft incident involving Clifford Brady and Myra Simpson and schoolhouse renovations ready for September.
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Cherry Tree Borough
Ebensburg
Curwensville
Carrolltown
Ebbensburg
Barnesboro
Cherry Tree
DuHois
Clearfield
Punxautawney
Plumville
Wedding Party Believed To Be Kidnappers Eloped In Cumberland
Maryland authorities unease over elopements. Deputy Bingham arrests two men and two women near Somerset. Badia, 28, and 16 year old Lene Belfonso held as De Bona family searches misidentified. Badia and bride wed in Cumberland. case shifts to Revloc for disposition.
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Maryland
Salisbury
Binghman
Cumberland
Somerset
Ancinio Badia
Lene Belfonso
Pouch
Vintondale
Vinton Collieries
Bingham
Revloc
Badia
DeBona
Rexis
Greensburg
Transfers of property deeds in Blairsville and Indi ana
T Luther Kennedy transfers to Nettle G Mgginalty a lot in Blairsville for $1.00. Abeth Palmer transfers to Nlavall D cee a lot in Second Ward Indi ana for $1,100. Guiseppe Mazza Serafino Mazza transfer a lot in Center. James Colona transfers to Teeatino Mazza a lot in Third Ward Indians for $5,675.
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T. Luther Kennedy
Nettle G
Blairsville
Abeth Palmer
Nlavall D. Cee
Second Ward
Indiana
Guiseppe
Mazza
Serafino Mazza
Center
James Colona
Teeatino Mazza
Third Ward
All-Stars Lose To Clymer In Rough Local Game
The All-Stars fell 4 to 2 to the Clymer Independents on the local field yesterday afternoon in a game marked by a costly seventh inning error. Indiana had six hits to Clymer’s five, while pitchers Plotzer and Shaffer worked well, and the crowd’s enthusiasm recalled the old independents era.
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All-Stars
Clymer Independents
Clymer
Indiana
Chambers
Plotzer
Shanks
A. EB
Manganoella
Ruffner
Perevseeres
McCreight
Moore
Bowman
McKnight
Elder
Apple
Chambera
McGowan
Kingston
Local golfers lose to Punxsutawney in tight match
Local golfers were edged by Punxsutawney by a small score and adjourned to the club house for a very delicious dinner. Somerset will play Indiana next Saturday afternoon the 28th in a return match sought to avenge a recent hard defeat. Daily match play continues at the County Club as entrants vie for team places for the inter club matches set for September 11 to 18.
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Somerset
Indiana
Postponed Flight Across Greenland Delays Pilots
Reykjavik dispatch reports wind and rain cause a delay in the round the world flight by Lieutenants Lowell Smith and Erik Nelson near Angmagssalik Greenland. The partial notice mentions pardons and a court sentence in Indiana County dated June 26 39.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
United States
Angmagealik
Reenland
Arrsborg
Convention of the W C T U at Mahoning Church
The program for the W C T U convention at Mahoning Church on August 21 and 22 outlines executive board meeting, opening, resolutions, group union institutes, and state delegates. Honored guests include Mrs Mary Simpson Mrs R J McIsaac and Mrs Maude Mineburg with introductions by Mrs Luella Oberlin and Mrs Bessie Dormire.
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The
Omens Christian Temperance Union
Mahoning Church
Ednesday
A. M
Mra
Mary Simpson
Crusade Psalm
R. J. McIsaac
W. G. Crawford
Ettle M Gon
Maude Mine
Lewis
Marchand
Flora J. Mitchell
Anna Pollock
Nurses Return to Work at South Side General
Miss Charlotte Ross of Marion Center has returned to Baltimore to resume training as a student nurse at South Side General Hospital after vacation. Miss Louise Nesbit of Creekside, a graduate nurse at the same hospital, has returned to assume night supervisor duties.
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Charlotte Ross
Marion Center
Baltimore
South Side General Hospital
Louise Nesbit
Creekside
Economy and Tax Reduction Ideas in Campaign Speeches
The piece surveys President Coolidge and Republican aims on economy and taxation. It notes defense of Mellon tax plans, sur-tax revisions, and a push for a balanced budget with no deficit. It covers foreign policy limits on League of Nations engagement and Dawes plan conditions as Europe’s aid test.
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Congress
Democratic Party
la Follette
America
Europe
League of Nations
Tanlac credited for curing Philadelphia man’s indigestion
Ernest E. Elis, manager of a commercial and art studio at 405 Market Street, Philadelphia, says Tanlac relieved a yearlong stomach illness that made meals intolerable and left him weak. He reports improved appetite, energy, and health after taking Tanlac, urged as the stomach medicine and tonic sold widely by druggists.
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Tanlac
Ernest E. Elis
Market Street
Philadelphia
Pontac
President Coolidge greeted by Hughes at Continental Hall
President Coolidge entered Continental Hall to a polite welcome. Secretary of State Hughes stood at the platform edge, dressed in his usual sartorial style, and suddenly yelled three cheers for the President. The crowd joined in, clapping and shouting along with Hughes.
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Inet
Continental Hall
Hughes
President Coolidge
County Man in Jail Attempt details escape plan
Two prisoners Asa I Brewell of DuBois and Albert Bartlebaugh of Glen Campbell tried to quarry stone from the jail wall to escape. They used an eighteen inch iron bar to loosen plaster, placing debris in the cell commode, then aimed to flee by week’s end. A cot provided height to reach the window. the bar slipped and alerted the warden. Inside help signaled the discovery. Bonnell and Bartlebaugh were moved, with more tools found during search. Bonnell faces pending charges. Bartlebaugh was fined $200 and ten months in jail.
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Asa I’. Brewell
DuBois
Albert Bartlebaugh
Glen Campbell
McClure
Bonnell
Bartlebaugh
Free Trial Offer For Asthma And Hay Fever Sufferers
A self help ad promises a free trial of a method to control asthma and hay fever at the advertiser’s expense. It targets chronic and recent cases, claiming relief regardless of climate age or occupation and invites immediate mail-in coupon requests without payment or postage.
George Esch Wins Free Lot At Getty Heights Sale
Between two and three hundred attendees witnessed the Getty Heights auction as 78 lots sold during the 2:30 to 5:30 pm session. George Esch of South Street received the free lot with the lucky number, while the auctioneer spurred bids by distributing crisp five dollar bills to those holding lucky numbers.
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Getty Haights
Pratarday
Windon
George Esch
South Street
Glands and minds in Chicago trial crossfire
The defense and State clash over gland theories in the Leopold and Loeb trial. Dr. Woodyatt, pressed to define glands and their link to conduct, admits ignorance while the State claims experts considered all factors, including fantasies, in declaring the defendants normal. Attorneys argue emotion as self control amid courtroom tension.
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Woodyatt
Africa
Stanley
Leopold
Loeb
Clarence Darrow
Idefense
Archibald Church
Chicago Medical Society
Ates Ationiats
Loeb A
State's Attorney's
Crowe
Remedy Promises Quick Help for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement narrates a man who suffered stomach and fever trouble and quarreled with his fiancé. He credits Mungyu's Wonderful Remedy with curing him, claiming it clears castral mucus and intestinal inflammation. It promotes a one dose with ginse or mapsy and refunds if unsatisfied, sold by leading druggists nationwide.
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Indiana
Mungyu
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