Late details on hunt for Dutch Anderson stretch into Ohio
Columbus reports state William J. King private detective plans to join forces in Cleveland with six men to pursue George Dutch Anderson for the Muncie double slayings. A second threatening letter, signed Dutch, warns publicity won’t help, while authorities engage a banking agency to assist the capture. In Muncie police admit hope of trapping Anderson waned as fugitives move toward Merida via the Everglades, with Sheriff Randolph confirming the chase.
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Columbus
INS
Ita
George “Dutch” Anderson
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
William J. King
Jsrivate
Cleveland
Hia
Colonial Hotel
King
Anderson
George
Bén Hanée
Merida
Eiverglades
Earl Randolph
N J Woman Stabs Husband in Buffalo Case
Marie Dagisgh, 80, of Linden New Jersey, is jailed in Buffalo on a charge of stabbing her husband George after finding him with another woman in an apartment Engisch occupied. Witnesses include two young sons aged 13 and 11. Police say Engisch, an auto builder, left his family a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Marie Dagisgh
Linden N. J
George
Engisch
Fred
Linden
Infant severely burned in home mishap in hi to township
Sack, infant son of Mr and Mrs Logs Taylor, was badly scalded Saturday afternoon when a bucket of hot water spilled. The child slipped and fell into the water twice, suffering burns to the hip, neck, and back. His mother rescued him and he is reported to be very much improved in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sack
Logs Taylor
Hito
Actress Misconduct: Fatal Self-Destructive Attempt in LA
Los Angeles California date August 17 reporting actress Vaughn 24 formerly of Pittsburgh attempted to take her life by means described in the disorderly account. Authorities say she died in the act. The incident follows a period of unresolved personal turmoil and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los” Angeles
Calif
e-Presly
Rose ‘Vaughn
Formeny
Pittsburgh
Vita
M. Qtetige
Ambiguous OCR Note Signals Golf Dispute
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a golf dispute or lawsuit involving unnamed parties and references to individuals or places with unclear spelling. The readable parts include scattered names and terms that do not form a coherent event or entities.
New Clymer Bank To Open Wednesday
The Union Deposit Bank of Clymer will open on Wednesday morning August 19 at 9 o clock in the Houck building Franklin street. It has a $26000 capital stock and a board including H H Hetrick J W Rankin A C Hohnke W E Oakes. Cashier F D Tate was elected and will serve as cashier. The bank aims to be a leading Indiana county institution and will appoint the rest of its operating staff soon. Local sponsors and directors hail the venture.
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New Union Deposit Bank of Clymer
Houck
Franklin Street
New Corporation
Indiana County
Clymer and
Vicinity
E Eae
H. H . Hetrick
J.W. Rankint
A.C. Hohnke
W. E. Oakes
Clark
J. Wayne Tomb
B. H. Brigg
W. ‘Be
Oakes
A. C. Hohnke
J. W. Renkin
H. Hu. Hetrick
F. D. Tate
Clymer National Bank
Union Deposit Bank of Clymer
Ttdiana Gazette
Ite
Man Escapes In Odd Manner From County Prison
Martin Tabor a 28 year old inmate serving a five year burglary term escaped from Lanester county prison at 2 am. He fled via a broken window and climbed a wall using a pole while walking a live electric wire. Police sweep eastern town in effort to recapture him. he is believed to be from Virginia and has prior burglary history in Lynchburg.
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Lancaster
Martin Tabor
Vonglet
Lanester County
Ada
Theollas
Pubor
Electra Ion
Tabor
Virginia
Lynchburg
Baltimore
Union C. E. Meeting Here at Zion Lutheran Church
A lively Union C E meeting was held at Zion Lutheran Church at 6 30 pm. The Union Christ in Endeavor group planned a baseball game with teams in yellow and blue. Presentations varied from one to three bases. Kathryn Kunkle presided over the Christian B S Society and Aphryne Jones led the Lutheran group. Next Sunday evening a union service will be held at the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Union Christ In Endeavor Geesion
Tean
Mise
Kathryn Kunkle
Christian
Mild Typhoid Epidemic In Indiana Borough
A mild outbreak of typhoid fever is reported in Indiana with the Board of Health urging strict measures. Boil well water, test milk sources, and confirm cows are healthy. Water from the reservoir is described as pure with chemicals not promoting typhoid germs. Overall health conditions in Indiana are stated as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Board of Health
Death Claims Mrs McCoy of Swissvale and Wilkinsburg
Mrs Camelia Stewart McCoy wife of E J McCoy of Swissvale formerly Wilkinsburg died at her parents home in Penn Run Saturday afternoon. She leaves a husband a daughter Vila Elizabeth her parents and several Stewart siblings. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Stewart home and the body will later be taken to Indiana for interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also obituary notices for Mrs Nancy Dearmin Dearden 78 widow of Emanuel Dearmin Strongstown and Indiana county with surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs Dearmin died at her son in law and daughter Thomas and Mary Michaels Johns town residence after long illness. She was a member of Strongstown Lutheran church.
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Camelia Stewart McCoy
E. J. McCoy
Swissvale
Wilkinsburg
Archi‘bald’ J. Stewart
Penn Run
Vila Elizabeth
Helen Stewart Goddard
Prescott, Ariz
Archie F. Stewart
Robert J., Winn H
Virginia
A Ethryn Stewart
Home
Second Presbyterian Church of
Stewart Home
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
Nancy Dearmin
Nancy (Bowers) Dearmin
Emanuel O'Dearmin
Strongstown
Thomas Y. Michaels
Coleman Avenue
Moxham
Johnstown
Dearmin
Brush
Harrison Dearmin
Haynes Street
Amos Bowers
William Bowers
Hillsdale
Jamina Barr
Altoona
Self-Slicing Cucumber Delights Town Readers
A gardener at the Normal School found a pair of missing scissors this morning after months. While gathering cucumbers, a cucumber grew up through the handle of the scissors and then expanded to normal size, creating the self slicing cucumber tale.
John Jacoby Injured Sunday in Singular Accident
John Jacoby of South Seventh Street suffered a serious injury in a recent accident. He lost a foot and has an ankle amputation performed, with additional fracture to the hip, and has been bedridden for days after. The report notes ongoing medical trials and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Jacoby
South Seventh Street
Beng
Menthey
Pennsylvania Coal Firms Say They Have No Notice Of Bituminous Merger
Officials from the Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co say they have received no information about a proposed merger uniting more than a dozen large coal companies in western Pennsylvania. They had not anticipated any consolidation beyond newspaper reports from New York. The fate of the plans remains unclear as reports indicate a possible industry basin alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co
Pittsburgh, Coal Co
Consoldation Coal Co
Pennsylvania
New York
Emetropolis
Pass High Tide by Fred J. Walker
The State Department reports a record flood of American tourism to Europe in 1926 with 8,640 travelers in January rising to 10 31 985 in May. Americans will likely leave about 3.65 billion dollars abroad, with average spending near 2,000 per tourist and total expenditures affecting European finances. Passport issuance suggests seven to ten thousand travelers monthly for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Walker Ci
U.S
Washington
United States
State Department
Europe
John Scott Jr to Practice Law in Philadelphia
John Scott Jr. to enter offices of Colin Acker, Muasing and Jonet in Philadelphia to practice law after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania Law School this year. He had been vacationing with his parents Attorney and Mrs. John A. Scott in Indiana. Friends here wish him success in his chosen profession.
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John Y. Scott
Hay
John A. Scott
Philadelphia
Colin, Acker, Muaing and Jonet
Jepa
Pennsylvania
John
Indiana
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania this week
Showers at the start and again toward the end of the week with generally fair conditions in between. Temperatures will be above normal early, near normal afterward, and cooler toward week’s end.
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Pennsylvania
Bolivar Insurance Man Believed Shanghaied Birthday Note
Josiah Huston of Johnstown, Civil War veteran and Bethlehem Steel Co. mill worker, celebrated his 86th birthday with a six o'clock dinner after receiving numerous telephone greetings. Born August 16, 1840 in Indiana County, he moved to Johnstown 66 years ago and retired from the Cumbria mills two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Huston
Johnstown
Cambra
Bethlehem Steel Co
Mr. Huston
Indiana County
Jehnstown
Cumbria
Plans Outlined By George E Durno In Plymouth Meeting
In Plymouth Vermont on August 17 the world watches as President Coolidge Andrew Mellon and Senator Reed Smoot discuss Belgiums 480 million debt plan. They weigh a long moratorium followed by reduced payments to fund the war debt, shaping potential U S foreign policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Durno
INS
Plymouth
Vermont
President Coolidge
Hig
Coolidge
France
Italy
United States
Mellon
Smoot
American Debt Funding Commission
Ludlow
Belgium
Great Britain
Injured brake man recovers after fall from freight car
Charles Swansy a P IR R brake man survived a fall from a top of a freight car and was run over by sport trucks. He rests comfortably at Tridiana Hospital with three broken ribs and multiple cuts and abrasions. No serious injuries are believed to remain.
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Charles Swansy
P. IR
Tridiana Hospital
Reids
Walter Jackson Improves After Accident in Chautsucaa
The former editor Walter Jackson of the Evening Gazette is reported improving after a fall in Chautsucaa New York last week. He tripped while playing ball with two boys, fell backward, and injured both arms above the wrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jackson
Fivening Gazette
Chautsucaa
New York
Jackson
Berkey Reveals 13 Day Disappearance Tale
Bolivar insurance agent L Berkey recounts a 13 day absence after leaving home on July 28. He woke in a Buffalo labor camp wearing work clothes, with a forged employment slip and missing money. His tale echoes the 19th century shanghaiing fears and recalls Delos Grow’s similar vanishing.
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L. Berkey
Bolivar
Rivain
Pan
Berkey
Greensburg
Joeen Wang
Agon
Buffalo
John Smith
Key
Second Arctic base set up for Byrd expedition
Washington reports the McMillan Arctic expedition establishing a second air base on Ellsmere Island near Sawyer Bay to open a direct route to the Polar Sea. Provisions and gasoline were cached by Commander R B Byrd, leader of the U S Navy flying contingent, as the party began northern exploration.
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Washington
Ellsmere Island
Polar Sea
McMillan ‘Arctic’ Expedition
National Geographic Society
Elsmere Island
Sawyer Bay
Etah
R. Be, Byrd
U. S. Navy
Fritchman Falls In opener At Junior Championship
Vernon Fritchman of the Indiana Cop Club lost in the first round of match play to R. B. Greer of Butler at Southville Country Club. The close match went to the last hole with Greer winning one up after Fritchman’s Bend in qualifying score of 13 for 38 holes. The course was described as very tricky with many players new to the fast greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Fritchman
Indiana Cop Club
Southville Country Club
R. B. Greer
Butler
Hardy
Greer
Fritchman
Auto crash cuts off worker's right hand in Corsica
Forster Dale, 18, of Corsica, Pa., lost his right hand when a fast traveling vehicle crashed into a telegraph pole and left him badly injured. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition. details are unclear due to fragmented report.
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Franklin
Corsica
Forster Dale
Dale
Ring at oclock for the Dé which time come and
Brief OCR fragment reports a ring at a specified o clock for an event named the Dé with scattered wording about times and responses. The readable text mentions three responses and a call to attend at a listed hour. No clear names, places, or dates are recoverable.
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Chapman
Ditch” Andersoni
Reginald Forsythe
Porsythe
Ludwig ‘Schmidt
Atlanta
N. J
Angelal Ie Elke
New Clymer Bank
Union Deposit Bank
Juancaster
Union C. E
E. J M'Coy
John Matthews
Bull
Colo
John Jacoby
Jotica
Mondy
U. S
John Scott, Jr
Phila
Bolivar Insurance
Plymouth, VT
Jane Aha
Oreos
Grau
Anavst
Besiyds Ee
TL. Berkey
MacMillan
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