Relief Effort Hears Polish Jewish Hospital Plight
Dr Davis reports dire Polish Jewish hospital conditions with no hospitals or medical faculties, doctors scarce, and major operations without anesthesia. Felix M Warburg leads a Jewish relief meeting while American Jewish Relief agencies plan to re equip hospitals with drugs instruments and supplies at an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars funded by the national drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merli
Haim
Davis
Felix M. Warburg
Vis
Chicago
Amerian Red Cross
Nanesthatia
Poland
American Jews Relief Committee
Gov buys canned foods fail to curb costs claims in Chicago
Army Fogd and AG of Army Fogd report the sale of government canned foods to ease living costs has failed. A Chicago wholesaler says the move only creates a temporary demand and prices for some items may rise soon. He adds it is the tail end of the season and supplies cannot be obtained at any price.
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Chicago
Alibi Evidence Sought in Schoolteacher Murder Case
Greensburg Aug 1 District Attorney Nevin Alcart will call James Crawfurd the farm man who is alleged to have confessed to participating in the murder of Miss Emma Austraw a Derry township school teacher and to helping conceal her body in the vault of the abandoned farm house of the Ars
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Greensburg
Istrict
Nevin al Cart
James Crawfurd
Fara
Emma Austraw
Derry Township
Ars
Farm laborer to stand trial for teacher murder
In Crawford County a 37 year old mine laborer confessed to aiding in the murder of a teacher and disposal of her body. Trial scheduled for Monday morning at the criminal court, with advocates James B Weaver and John Lighteap seeking acquittal for the youth involved amid alibi claims from C Ward Eicher and J Scott Fink. The farmhand denies the confession and testimonies are expected to support alibis. Cap. Miller of the U S Army Recruiting Station will depart Indiana to certify ex servicemen and issue bonuses on Friday.
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Ward Eicher
J. Scott Fink
Crawford
Miller
U. & Army
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Palmer Gets Confirmation As Attorney General
Senate confirms A Mitchell Palmer without opposition ending weeks of political fight over his administration of the alien property matters and related duties.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Senate
Palmer
Congress
Office of Alien Property
Casualties Report From American Expeditionary Forces
The latest summary shows total casualties at 291,687 with 201,687 reported from the American Expeditionary Forces. The breakdown lists 44,486 killed in action, 13,967 died of wounds, and 28,591 died of disease.
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Nal Y vonUuwa
Seq
O Learventon and Thebrite Celebrate Family Ties
O Learventon continues on Page One with tomatoes priced at 1.60 per bushel delivered. William Kissinger & Son advertise in nearby phone listings. Thebrite, a local resident born and raised, has longstanding friendships and recently served in Company 1 State Police, Butler Barracks, now stationed with the Indiana detail. Both he and his wife are praised by friends and companions.
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William Kissinger & Son
Thebrite
Whoo
Hidigia
Tor
Tate
Fenton Moat
Philadelphia Street
O'Lear
Co. 1
State Police
Butler Barracks
Indiana
Iloylda
Primary Election Announcement for Indiana County 1910
Announcement urging Republican voters of Indiana County to vote in the primary on Tuesday September 16 1910. The statement notes subject to the decision of the voters and solicits support for Commissioner D P Bothel of Wallington TV (likely party designation) and asks for influence via their ballot.
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F D. P. Bothel
Wallington
Indiana
Sheriff J. R. Richards Nomination Call in Indiana Primary
Voters in Indiana Camby face a Republican primary on Tuesday September 14. Your vote influences the party selection for the office of sheriff held by J. R. Richards.
Carol of Thanks for Beloved Wife and Mother
Family thanks all who offered kindness and floral tributes during the illness and death of our wife and mother, Thomas Wilden Se. Our gratitude extends to friends and neighbors for support and sympathy during this difficult time.
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Thomas Wilden
Miller couple wed in quiet Indiana township ceremony
The Miller couple, longtime teachers in Indiana County, planned to settle in Shoelpeta after their wedding. Mrs Miller and Mr Miller were honored guests among friends at a small event as they begin married life. The pair, both active in education, tied the knot at the home of a minister on West Water Street last Friday at moon.
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Dinahey-Patom
Ciwle
Donahey
Isabel
Mast Mahoninue
oMetulne Ehoryman
James A A. Lawrence
Seventh Gated Presbyteriany Church
West Water Street
Hin Moon
Welcomed Home After Service With American Expeditionary Forces
Trimble of East Church Street arrived home after 17 months with the American Expeditionary Forces, a year of which was spent in France. He had been a patient at Camp Mills Hospital since his arrival in June and underwent an operation. He is nearly recovered and expects to resume active work soon. His overseas experiences were many and interesting.
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Peres
France
Bar Trimble
Haevey
Trimble
East Church Street
Tia
Dune
Camp Mills Houspital
Obituary of Mrs Wilden One of Lenets' Oldest Residents
Mrs Wilden, long resident of Staffordshire England before emigrating in 1887, died Sunday age over eighty. Survived by husband Thos Wilder and children Mrs Morrison Thantius Wilder and Samuel Wilden, plus twenty grandchildren. Member of Ernest Union Church, active in Sunday school. Funeral services held at Ernest Union Church with Rev Lawrence officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Leneet
Jara
Walden
Staffordelive
England
I. Ob. Morrison
Thantius Wilder
Samuel Wilden
Ernest Tindates
Swanson
Reynolisville
Wilden
Union Chiurete
Ernest
Ernest Union Church
Lawrence
Lawrence Otieldtings
Palette
Ota Ganeuwood Uyinetery
Pittsburgh strike sustains pressure amid vote turnout
In Pittsburgh about 2 800 workers cast ballots with more than 600 marking against returning to work. Leaders warn talks may continue as the strike drags on. Workers wore buttons reading Vote No as the afternoon vote tallies awaited a final result.
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Ruge
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Walter Ek. Smith
Miltot Avouisys Agwettining Bier
Ethelda Bleibhtry
Charlotte Boyle
Amy Durack
Underwood & Underwood
Firestone Tire Value
Moblan
J. M
Company
Mobil
N. 6Th Street
Groom House
Bath
North 15Th Street
Harriet Coleman
T P.m
L. Baldwin
Iniana Hotel
West Philadelphia
Armstrong Township
J. W. Miller
Philadelphia
Brodys
Nest 3
Care Gazette Offce
Gazette Office
Baldwin, Indiana
Meco Co
King Razor Mfg. Company
Riley
Steam Landry
Tf-X
Rideway
King Razor Mfg Co
Leather Goods Manufacturing Department
Laitina
J. de Johnston
Gunette
Accu
Hed
O'Learventon
Goodrich
Firestone
Goodyear
Kidhoys
Devel Bervick Bartlon
Omice
Itzar Bon Ton
Indiana PA
EXIDE
Lear Af CourtHouse Utility Electric CO
Roth
Leydie
Whiln
Real Estate and Justice OF the Peace
Paul D. Sharretts
Phila. St. Opp Hotel
Silas C. Streams
Columbia Goabhanhsts
Ecards
Dhila
Douglass
S. M. Borgs
Goodeyear
11Th St
Indiane, Pe
Rising Bros. Auto-Tire
DR. Phila. St
Mariner
Lotel
Sodern ‘Tailoring Co
Indians, Pa
UTO Exchange
Sheffler
Phila. St
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Clairsville
Creekside
Clymer
Lightcap Electric. CO
Willard
Auto Service
Q Lear
Bar Hin
C. S. Woodburn
Church and
Phila Sto Railroad Ave
Indiana, PA
Movin
Tark
South Tilt Street
Foral
Troli
Gibson & Clark Co
Dar
Church St
E. A. Grant
HAG Goods & Marinello
Marcel
Mverinis
E. R. Springer Photographer
J. R. Richards
Rear Savings and Trust Co
J. W. “Miller
Phila
Pittsburgh
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