Fireman and Son of Operator Win Scholarships at Kiski
A locomotive fireman Yendon E. Ruark and Paul M. Storrie, son of a veteran telegraph operator, won perpetual scholarships at Kiski School Saltsburg Pennsylvania offered to Pennsylvania Railroad employees or their sons. Ruark, 60, receives the Ilisha Lee scholarship and Storrie, 18, the E T Whiter scholarship worth 800 dollars annually. Both plan to enter Kiski mid September with Ruark likely taking two years and Storrie about one year.
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Kiskiminetal Springs
Saltsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yendon E. Ruark
Philadelphia Terminal Division
Paul M. Storrie
Massillon
Ohio
Isian
Pennssylvania Railroad
Ruark
Ilisha Lee
Camden
Maple Street
Haddon Brights N. J
Epworth
Hacken Berg
Philadelphia
Sterrie
E. T. Whiter
Washington High School
Pehoo
A. J. Storrie
Magsillon
Storrie
Kiski
BE. T. Whiter
United States
Sensational Disclosures On Mellett Murder Readied In Ohio
Canton witnesses and federal authorities press new leads in the Don Mellett murder case as warrants seek Louis Mazer and other alleged accomplices. Prohibition charges tied to Canton underworld figures connect to the crime while the Stark County grand jury awaits further action.
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Mellett
Desiree
America
Mater
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pat McDermott
Steve Kascholk
Canton
Massillon
Mazer
Stark County Grand Jury
Louis Mazer
Don R. Mellett
Justice of the
Bruce Correll
Township
Justice Correll
Howell Lueck
Federal District Attorney
Michael J. Glenn
Indianapolis
Studer Mazer
Carl Studer
Roach
George C. Armstrong
Gettysburg Battle Field memory and cemetery history
A historical note on the Gettysburg battlefield and National Cemetery detailing the separation of duties between battlefield care and cemetery maintenance. It recalls Charles Shambaugh as the first superintendent, with mentions of veterans Geo W McHenry John O D Gordon and Dr William Hosack as participants in the conflict.
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National Cemetery
Congress
Army
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Charles Shambaugh
Co. B
Pennsylvania
Geo. W. McHenry
7Th Street
John OD. Gordon
58Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Gettysburg
William Hosack
Wayne Ave
Beautiful School Site At SalIsburg PennsylvanIa
The invitation welcomes young Pennsy employers lacking high school credits for college entrance. The school sits on a wooded plateau 50 miles from Pittsburgh overlooking the Allegheny River. Dean J I Marks of Kiski said Roark and Storrie would receive a hearty greeting. President Andrew Wilson and F A St Clair praised the awards won from many applicants evaluated by a committee including VP E T Whiter and Central Region superintendents.
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Pennsy
Salisburg
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Roark
Storrie
J. I. Marks
Kiski
Hig
Andrew Wilson
F. A. St. Clair
E. T. Whiter
Central Region
Pennsylvania News
Two Reunions Draw Large Attendance At Packard Event
The Rainigh and Spider reunions held in Gipsy Pa drew a large crowd. About two hundred dined at noon followed by a program including songs readings and an address. The gathering honored twelve deaths from the past year and announced next year’s reunion date.
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Rainigh-Spicher
Rainigh and Spider
Gipsy
America
Shadrach Raleigh
Baltimore
Earl Walker
Howard Spicer
Eeith Koozer
Mary Clark
Friel
Beulah Cassidy
Lloyd Tingley
Beatrice Fleming
Kentucky
Jesus
John Spicher
Wilson
George
Wilhelm
Esther Raleigh
Paul Spicher
Cumberland
Furman Spicher
Ebensburg
Forest Lowman
Blairsville
Charles Lowman
Johnstown
David Fleming
Gon Kenneth
Harry ‘Porter
Howard Spicher
Spicher
Clark Spicher
Indiana
Jim Ake
Everett Ake
Glen Donia
Last Gettysburg shot nearly hit Dr Hosack in 1863
The text recalls the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg and notes Dr. Hosack of Col. 1th Pennsylvania Reserves was fired upon early July 4 when a Confederate soldier mistook his movement for a signal. The shot missed, leaving the doctor alive. It also mentions visiting Devil's Den and High Water Mark monuments and nearby landmarks.
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Gettysburg
Hosack
Col
1Th Pennsylvania Reserves
Devil's den
Wheatfield
Pickett
Seana Grates
Questioning of Hall Mills Witnesses in Murder Trial
Blood court coverage centers on testimony about Mrs Hall and her statements after the murders. Jimmy Mills recounts a church encounter suggesting possible elopement or death of the couple, while Ehrling places Mrs Gibson at the murder scene on a mule.
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Cemeany
Mills
Mrs.Hall
Alexander Simpson
Mr. Hall
Robert. Ehrling
Jane Gibson
Ehrling
Simpson
Mrs. Gibson
William Phillips
Hall
Wreck near Punxsutawney. Fulmer and companion hurt
D A Fulmer of town in Punxsutawney departed for Butler as a motor patrolman could not be found. The men alleged to have caused the accident by drunkenness made no attempt to escape, but after Mr and Mrs Fulmer were taken away they left and have not been apprehended.
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Punxsutawney
Butler
Graham Lowman Reunion Promises Day of Friendship
Gazette greets attendees of the Graham Lowman reunion urging enjoyment and renewed ties. The note highlights Geo S Lowman as a key figure omitted in initial tributes, describing him as large in stature and influence, a broad minded and respected community citizen whose counsel was widely sought.
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Graham-Lowman
Geo. S. Lowman
They Call You Queer and the Soul Alive
A New York Telegraph excerpt argues that choosing personal identity over societal labels preserves inner freedom and authenticity, urging readers to resist conventional expectations and affirm selfhood. The piece frames conformity as hollow and praises living with honest desire.
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New York Telegraph
Fewer Words Said by Women Than Men Says Professor
A college professor notes that the average woman's stock of words is smaller than the average man's, but turnover is greater. The remark appears in a Detroit News quote.
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Detroit News
Local residents visit friends and travel notes in Indiana area
Willam Bush and Quint Whitaker of North Mahoning township telephoned the Evening Gazette yesterday. Miss Marty Pilkington of Clark Avenue spends a week at Chautauqua New York. Mr. and Mrs. John G. St. Clair and family traveled overland to Cleveland Ohio to visit friends. Helen German has visited her sister Mary German who operates The Gray Shopper, and has returned home to Punxsutawney. The Reese family and Carman Paul Harold of Richmond Way visited relatives here. Elis G. Myers of 1306 Water Street left for Frederick Virginia to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams and child of Wehrum, former residents, spent Monday with relatives. Blacklick citizens Charles Grater William Baughman M O and Charles Smith D A Palmer and Charles Harkins visited Court House for business. Constable Frank Gardner of Glen Campbell spent the day in Indiana. Mrs. Robert Stuchell and children Ruth and Dobby of Aultman are visiting relatives in Sheffield.
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Helen German
Mary German
Punxsutawney
William Reese
Carman
Paul Harold
Richmond
W. Way
Elis
G. A. Myers
Water Street
Frederick
Virginia
Frank Gardner
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Robert Stuchell
Ruth and
Dobby
Aultman
Shiefield
Arrests of Ruffner Gursong and Patz tied to multiple robberies
Compact report states Ruffner Gursong and Patz confessed to stealing vehicles including a Chandley Lolring car in Smoke Run and a Hudson special in Sheffield. The trio allegedly robbed freight cars near Ro and P yards and a road house near Ramey, plus gasoline and tires from Indiana Lumber and Supply. A $100 reward from Indiana Lumber and Supply Co. was paid to Chief George O Connell, with more confessions anticipated.
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Ramey
Clearfield County
Ruffner
Lumber and Supply Company
Indiana Lumber and Supply Coa
George O'Connell
Children of Hope in Praise and Future Promise
A brief reflection on praising children not for their present state but for the potential and future they represent as a guiding moral perspective. The quote by Goerhp frames loving a child as love for what they may become.
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Goerhp
English Siamese Twins The Biddenden Maids
The Biddenden Maids were two sisters joined like Siamese twins born in Biddenden in 1100 and died in 1194. They were famed as wonders of England in the early twelfth century.
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Biddenden
England
Bomb explodes in Brooklyn apartment in Italian section
An explosion rocked a Brooklyn apartment early in the morning, waking about forty people and damaging the building in the Italian section. Binanati Sebastian, his wife, and all children were shaken but not seriously hurt. Police reserves were called. Sebastian offered no reason for the attack.
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New York
Brooklyn
Binanati
Sebastian
Lfe
Investigation of alien property custodian looms large this summer
Senator Borah leads a Senate committee ready to overhaul the alien property custodian's office records. He argues the sums handled rival treasury hoards and claims millions spent on legal advice. Indicted ex-officials Milver and Dausherty may face scrutiny as Borah insists seized property be returned after the war.
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IBY
Charles P. Stewart
NBA Service
Welter — Ashington
William E Dberoh
Senate Committee On
Borah
United States
Treasury
Buck
Finger
Oprah
Orah
Belize
Ocean Snakes in Southeast Asia Revealed by Survey
A biological survey reports a notable number of aquatic snake species in ocean waters around southeastern Asia. The finding highlights the richness of marine snakes in this region.
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The
Biological Survey
Southeastern
Asia
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Willam Bush
Quint Whitaker
North Mahoning Township
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Marty Pilkington
Clark Avenue
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Cleveland, O
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Wehrum
Charles Grater
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M._O
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Harry M Dausherty
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