Economic view and racing at Uniontown Labor Day
A midyear economic update notes stable credit conditions, cautious business orders, and a persistent but restrained building program despite high labor costs and volatile markets. In racing, Roscoe Sarles seeks Labor Day glory at Uniontown after recent triumphs, with Milton, Hearne, and Murphy looming as challengers in a likely high-stakes event and championship implications.
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Ted'ap
Worl
France
Roscoe Sarles
Milton Versas
Uniontown Speedway
Board Oval
Sarlea
Tammy Milwho
Milton
Sarles
Tommy's
Uniontown
Roscoe
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Eddie Hearne
Jimmy Murphy
Winer
Te Seid A Brief Morning In The School Route
On Monday morning two young girls walk to school fearing lateness. They pray as they hike, while Billy refuses to work for his mother’s penny, demanding fair pay. Rob, recently promoted in dress, resists being dressed and complains about pants.
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Billy
Rob
Robbie
Death of Mrs Anh Croft Wachob in Cleveland
Mrs Anh Croft Wachob aged about 63 wife of Mark Wachob resident of Johnstown died Thursday night at the Wachob home in Cleveland due to a complication of diseases. Born December 7, 1858 in Indiana county she married Mark Wachob in 1873 and lived in Johnstown before moving to Cleveland eight years ago. Survived by husband and two children Edward N. Wachob and Gertrude Wachob Felix both of Cleveland. sisters John G. Croft Elmira Mrs William R. Grow and Mrs James A. Hanks of Johnstown. Mrs Hanks has been bedfast and critically ill for 10 months.
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Anh Croft Wachob
Mark Wachob
Johnstown
Wachob
Cleveland
Edward N. Wachob
Gertrude Wachob Felix
John G. Croft
Elmire
William ‘R. Grow
James A. Hanks
Preparations Under Way for Elks Convention Parade
Elks expect a large Philadelphia contingent with over 100 drill corps 110 band 36 mounted guards and an automobile squad for the convention parade in town. Exalted Ruler Grakelow will lead the advance delegation arriving Sunday. Travel by special Pullman train with officers guiding uniformed units. Prizes for bands distance participation and best decorated autos.
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Grakejow
Philadelphia
William Wallace Mountain
Pennsylvania
Mounted Guards
Sostume
Grakelow
Furey Ellis
Mounted Guard
E. M. Bartlett
Clarence P. Sterner
Harry B. Koch
M. J. Lipman
Johnstown
Johnstown Lodge No. 175
America
No. 175
Wiliam St. Goult
Scranton
Burns Named Director of Bureau of Investigation in Justice Dept
Washington Aug 20 William J Burns of New York appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice succeeding William D Flynn Burns resigns from Burns Detective Agency to serve full time integrity praised by Attorney General Daugherty Burns to reorganize the bureau to high efficiency He will assume the post in New York tomorrow with headquarters in Washington and a salary of 12000 a year.
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Washington
William J. Burns
New York
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Burns
William d. Flynn
Burna
Department of Juctice
Burny
Alleged mail bandits placed under arrest
A long history of arrests surrounds Gilbert McCloskey, tied to a tunnelbill case near Gallitzin. Tuesday afternoon officers, acting on orders from District Attorney Patterson, raided McCloskey’s home, encroaching on his wife and robbing a trunk containing a watch. The case against McCloskey is nearing completion. fate rests with federal and Blair County authorities deciding custody and punishment.
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Gallitzin
Gilbert
McCloskey
Altoona
Patterson
Te Istate
Pennsylvania
Blair County
Houaly County
Local Elks On To Johnstown Team Tally
Local Elks aim to represent the group at Johnstown with a strong delegation. The trip is a major expense, and the team plans to select players based on performance and readiness for the event.
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ELKS
Johnstown
Wakefield Church Notes Announce August 25 Reunion
Complete church notes outline a Wakefield clan reunion on August 25 with service details, holy days, and parish activities. The piece lists multiple church events, sermons, and affiliations across several denominations and local figures, urging attendance and participation.
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Wakefield Clan
Wooden Shipg court scenes highlight wartime grit in Aug
In a crowded court at Loy of the battlefield, Michael wanivk faces a 60 day jail term for defaulter payment of 825. Joseph Rosh witnesses the trial as a soldier recalls his first and last troop day. The crowd, includes many veterans, watches a tense scene unfold near the horse calves and posted notices.
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Michael @wanivk
Chareet
Jalifoy
Joseph Rosh
Prierey
Pete
Cain
Veil
Pathetieun Ienden
House Passes Tax Bill Stirs Senate Battle Soon
A fragmented note reports the House passing a tax bill with Republican allies pushing for Senate action next week. Objections and Democratic opposition are noted as the measure moves toward full consideration amid political maneuvering.
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Senate
Luis
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