Indiana Borough and County Officials Listed for 1923 Elections
A lengthy printer's calendar lists candidates for county and local offices across Indiana County and surrounding townships for the election to be held Tuesday September 11 1923. The roster includes candidates for treasurer auditor clerk and more from many townships and boroughs including Indiana Borough Blairsville Blairsville and Montgomery and White Townships. Notable names appear such as Mary B Kooser Dimer Borland John M Malcolm Claude E Bath and Hugh B Wiley among others. A separate column cites John Hays Hammond arguing against a coal strike seeking to calm public opinion during the anthracite dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polmoal
Dutt
Arga
Ked
Puewday
B. Kooser
Montgomery
Dimer Borland
Indiana
John M. Malcolm
White Township
DeGaetano
Ter
Hugh B. Wiley
Nalane
Waiter H. Ayars
Nis L. Hudson
Washington
Powis
Egmanin
L. Stephens
Cherryhill
C. Coleman
Young Township
Wuam F. George
Race Veeney
Winliam Brithart
Grant Township
Florence BM. Leech
Bence
Green Township
C. Borkay
Conemaugh Township
Omnnity Transure
President warns against anthracite strike dangers
The speaker urges White House action to protect coal workers and prevent a nationwide shutdown. He cites Boston police actions and urges adoption of cheaper substitutes to reduce dependence on anthracite, noting Harrisburg’s use of river coal as a precedent. The consumer is aroused and ready to support presidential measures.
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White House
Nah
Ito
Boston
Pennsylvania
Mr. Coolidge
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Liquor Case Trends From 1921 to 1922
Comparative figures by Director Davis show 1921 Pennsylvania liquor court cases at 1 832 with 402 pending and 1922 at 8 441 with 1 290 pending. In the western division 343 disposed in 1921 and 135 in 1922 with 96 pending at end of 1921 and 168 pending at end of 1922. Indiana county reports 23 disposed in 1921 with none pending and 70 disposed in 1922 with 20 pending. At year end there were about 20 376 liquor withdrawal permits in force in Pennsylvania, falling to around 12 346 by January 1, 1923, a drop of about 8 000 or 40 percent.
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Dirrestor Davis
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Ohio's First Woman Mayor Quits Her Job
The article reports on Ohio's first woman mayor resigning from office. It references a controversial scene with confiscated embalming fluid and a humorous remark about prohibition. The speaker asserts that women are fully capable of handling office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bank forgers Shubert and Bernick held at Ebensburg jail
Two men photographed in prison garb with numbers on their pictures were linked to about 2,500 dollars stolen from New Castle banks and merchants. Authorities say Western Pennsylvania and Ohio banks were defrauded of more than 15,000 dollars and numerous identifications have been entered. The alleged forgers, Shubert and Bernick, are in separate Ebensburg jail cells awaiting September court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Irwin Banking House
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Shubert
Bernick
Ebensburg
France Will Pay Her Debts Amid European Debt Talks
Treasury officials and State Department aides assess France may aim to settle its 6 billion dollar reparations burden after the muddlr clears. Premier Poincare’s stance strengthens belief of a near-term effort to liquidate debt, though US observers see the reparations issue as deadlocked for now. Officials hope debt funding talks with the United States may resume within months as France and Britain exchanges yield no immediate action from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yetary Mellon
United States
Poincare
Prance
Treasury
France
State Department
Great Britain
New Clue Found in Kidnapping Investigation
New York police, five days into a systematic search, pursue a swarthy foreign beggar woman spotted with a child resembling four month old Lillian McKenzie. Three women report seeing the woman with a child in alms-seeking visits to their apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Lillian McKenzie
Lillian
Coal Dispute Looms Over 24 Hours as Talks Continue
The piece outlines miners and operators at odds with no clear breakthrough, officials including Samuel D. Warriner and John L. Lewis weighing in on wage talks, and President Coolidge mobilizing federal fuel distribution plans. A New York meeting of state governors is arranged to coordinate remaining fuel supplies, with the Interstate Commerce Commission set to prioritize coal shipments. The administration aims to avert fuel shortages amid looming strike threats and arbitration debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Mine Workers of America
Coal Commission
Goolidge
Samuel D. Warriner
James A. Gorman
Joint Conference
Lewis
Coolidge Moyes
Coolidge
Hig
Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
F. R. Wadleigh
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
District of Columbia
Wadleigh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Whdleigh
Washington
United States Coal Commission
Cost of Production By Harry Ward
United States Coal Commission released a report on the cost of production for anthracite coal. The document analyzes rising costs and their impact on industry and workers amid ongoing economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
I. N
Washington
United States Coal Commission
Pte Olsen
Minnick Charged in $4.2 Million Liquor Conspiracy
Philadelphia August 23 News service says Michael J Minnick a Merion Pa distiller and real estate man is charged with defrauding the government in a $4 2 million liquor conspiracy He will be arraigned before United States Commissioner Manley bail set at 20000 Seven other men are named in the case Forged permits allegedly enabled theft of thousands of barrels of whiskey with evidence dating back to 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Michael J. Minnick
Edison denies illness during Upper Michigan trip
Thomas Edison said he was not seriously ill while touring Upper Michigan with Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. He sprained a finger adjusting a windshield, keeping him from shaking hands with crowds, but he has since autographed 300 newspapers to show he is well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Mich
INS
Thomas Edison
Upper Michigan
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Admrers
Plunge from 24th floor kills man in Municipal Building
A man believed to be Samuel Grube, 45, a chauffeur, plunged from the 24th floor of the Municipal building in New York and died on the street. Passersby narrowly escaped the falling body as it shattered upon impact, with every bone in his body fractured. An apparent day at Hick's Shop advert follows the grim incident with cloths and damask prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Municipal
Samuel Grube
Anthracite Coal Costs and Industry Structure Explored
A United States coal commission report analyzes ten year price rises, labor cost growth, and broader expense trends in the hard coal sector. It details labor, supply, and depreciation effects, plus the mix of railroad and independent operators and postwar corporate restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Treasury Department
The
Coal Commission
United States
Delaware and Hudson Company
Hudson Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Coxe Brothers and Aeapanye Scranton Coal Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Cost Commission
Working Hours See Eens and Dr Thachers Liver Syrup Ad
In hot summer afternoons many feel tired headachy and unable to work due to run-down nerves stomach and blood. Build strength and energy with Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup praised for aiding digestion and vitality. Money back if not satisfied. available at Daugherty's Drug and Hildebrand's in Blalta S. H. Shepley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thacher
I Jana
Daugherty
Brank Hildeprand’s
Blalta
S. H. Shepley
Mail Service Flight Results Across Coast to Coast
The third airplane in the San Francisco to New York coast mail service completed the trip in 27 hours and 51 minutes, despite fog delays. Pilot Burr Winslow navigated a fog bank to take off from the coast, while the plane from Mineola landed Hazelhurst Field at 12 22 P M Eastern Standard Time, confirming the Postal Service goal of 28 hours.
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San Francisco
INS
New York
Jef Crissey
Burr Winslow
Pacific
Mineola
Paul J. Colina
Hazelhurst Field
Chinese Ready for Their Party in Chinatown
In Pittsburgh a Chinese Labor and Merchants Association building in Chinatown prepares for a week of dedication ceremonies starting Saturday. A Chinese orchestra rehearsed late at night drawing police to the scene, but no danger was found. Prominent Chinese guests from across the country will attend a historic event.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Chinatown
Michael O'Flanagan
Vic
Chinese Labor and Merchants’ Association
Boston
San Francisco
New Orleans
St. Louis
China
Stock Market Reacts to Profit Taking in Forenoon Trading
Profit taking led yesterday's late trading move and dominated forenoon prices on the New York stock exchange. Initial losses appeared in leading industrials but the market recovered. oil stocks weakened amid industry unsettlement. Sinclair Oil fell nearly 2 points to below 20, Pan-American Pete dropped to 58 7 8, Maryland Oil to 29 1 2, and Colden Oil to 30 1 2.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sinclair Oil
Pan-American Pete
Maryland Oil
Colden
Dr Malcolm Opens Dental Office in City with Dr Earl Park
Dr J A Malcolm of Pittsburgh and a University of Pittsburgh Dental School graduate has opened a dental office in the Sayings and Trust Company Building with Dr Earl Park. He will serve the public in this city. Indiana was formerly his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Malcolm
Pittaburgh
Dental School
University of Pittaburgh
Earl Park
Sayings and Trust Company
Indiana
Steving Named Moon Car Agent In Preview Invite
Steving accepted the Moon car agency amid rising demand for new styles. The Moon is a moderately priced model, not new to the market, and Steving plans to build a modern garage soon and invites the public to an inspection of the car.
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Steving
Transfers in Blairsville and surrounding areas
Summary of property transfers including Nancy P. Carney to Roy E. Cney in East Wheatfield and Walter R. Spires from R. E. McClure in Blairsville. Other deeds cover lots in North Mahoning Rossiter White Creekside Blairsville and West Wheatfield plus a 20 acre grant. Values range from 40 to 2,000 dollars with multiple trustees and commissioners listed.
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Nancy P. Carney
Roy E. C Ney
East Wheaffeld
R. E. McClure
Walter R Spires
Blairsville
Gamble
Haymond Pats
North Mahoning
Walter J. ‘Novickle
Howard B. Wilson
Harles C. Brown
Sarah
Kunkle
Creekside
Sarah E. Chunkle Ea Oan L. Frye
Charles B. Jamison
Tony Dukiser
Arsela Novak
West Wheatfield
Maggie FE. Fleming
Merle C.fleming
Mary A. Hobaugh
Minnie McPhilimy
Saltsburg
Shields
Indiana County
Young
Dance at the Indiana Country Club Hosts Noted Orchestra
Mr and Mrs Earl Hewitt and Dr and Mrs Paul Emerson entertained with a dance at the Indiana Country Club. The Bonny Kelly Orchestra provided the music for the event in a well arranged setting with ample space and a fine room for dancing.
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Indiana Country Club
Earl Hewitt
Licenses list with multiple names and places
A fragmented roster of licenses and names appears with entries linked to various locations including Indiana Columbus Kittanning Barborton and Barborton. The readable fragments present individuals such as Ralph L. Eves, Marie Grier Freas, George Warren, Maggie Ross, Charles B. Fero, Lenore I. Sullinger, Dr. John Adams, Mary Sasala, Roy J. Nicewonger, and Eva Eliott among others.
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Ralph L. Eves
Marie Grier Freas
Indiana
George Warren
Josephire
Maggie Ross
Columbus
Harry EF
A. MacNee
Kittanning
Mary Rosenberger
Charles B. Fero
Barborton
Lenore I. Sullinger
John Adams Oy
Coral
Earth Shivers Like Jelly, Says De Sitter
London August 23 INS The earth may not rotate as a rigid body but parts move relative to others, likened to jelly by Professor de Sitter of Creighton University. Observatories’ wireless time exchanges show small discrepancies, suggesting surface distances shift slightly, with Nature noting similar lunar fluctuations and odd solar system effects. For sale late model Ford coupe like new Wilmer Stewart McGee ert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Witter
University of Creyden
Sitter
Earth
de Sitter
de Siter
Nature
State highway contracts awarded for 14 projects
Harrisburg reports the state highway department let 14 road construction contracts across seven counties. All went to low bidders and included varied work such as reinforced concrete segments in Burcell township Indiana County awarded to Austin R. Cooper of Idumar.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
Burcell Township
Indiana County
Austin R. Cooper
Idumar
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Sere Publishing
Crow
Lajitor
MR. Hammond
John Hays Hammond
Davis
Paxely
McCreary
Clyde Woodward
Shakespeare Co
Berry Brothers
Edison Elec, Appl. Co
Saturday Evening Post
Remington Arms Co
Manhattan Bluc. Supply Co
Lee
M. Stewart & CO
Edison
Hick’s
Army Store
Court House
Charlie
Malcolm
Gilda Gray
Wilmer Stewart
Army
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