Fisher Aims for Governor in Indiana Race
SANS FISHER AWAITS SUMMONS discusses John Fisher of Indiana, a Republican candidate for governor. The piece sketches Fisher as a cautious, formal, well-connected Indiana citizen with deep local ties, described as easy to meet and practical, stemming from a farming family and a politically active father, Sam R. Fisher.
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Wishard
Pennsylvania
Hn Fisher
Seventh Street
John Fisher
Sam R. Fisher
Fisher
Community Dollar Pay Offer Sparks Indiana shoppers
A campaign touts a "dollar saved is a dollar earned" message promising the largest sale of first class merchandise at ordinary bargain prices. Wednesday event invites residents to browse dozens of stores spreading across the city with lavish offerings and notable savings opportunities.
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Ben Franklin
Indiana
Two Families Tie On Wedding Day in New Kensington
The notice reports the wedding of Etwila Lov Lockard and H. Davis with attendees from New Kensington Rochester N Y Detroit Mich Leachburg Windontale Pitcairn and Philadelphia. After a major trip to Philadelphia New York the Great Lakes and Canada they plan to reside at 1006 Victoria Avenue New Kensington.
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Arthur R. Davis
S.C. Davis
Lillian Miller
Upheora Blose
William Baldwick
New Kensington
Yand
J. B. Lockard
Daught
Rochester
N. Y
N. Lockard
Lavenckard
Wintondale
Thomas F. Leekard
Detroit
Mich
P. N. ‘Slonaker
Leachburg
E. S. White
Elizabeth
Marion White
Pitcairn
Philadelphia
New York
Great Lakes
Canada
Victoria
Mellett murder probe entwines with liquor case and politics
Canton's murder investigation widens as liquor conspiracy arrests loom and political influence claims surface. Canton Daily News counsel H C Pontius eyed for assistant prosecutor. Grand Jury to open next week with Reach and Ora Slater to testify. Civil Service officials face neglect charges. Seranus Lenglen to resume as police chief unless blocked.
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Bernateen
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Bernsteen
Roach
Canton
Court of Pleas
C. B. McClintock
H. C. Pontius
Canton Daily News
the Post
McClintock
Tvo
Reach
Ora Slater
Civil Service
Price Janson
John Burris
S. M. Smarts
Seranus A. Lenglen
Smarts
Harvey B. Engle Dies Sudenly at 62 in Indiana Hospital
Mrs. J C Myers of Davis P Q dies after a lingering Illness aged 62. Wife of J C Myers, a justice of the peace and merchant at Davis, she leaves daughter Rose married to W J H Gemmell of near Jacksonville, Dorothy Otta Mildred and Winifred at home, plus several siblings. Funeral at 2:30 p m at Washington Church Cemetery. Amanda J Cunningham Dies at 76 from infirmities of old age at 819 East Philadelphia Street. Born March 19 1850 and widow of Armstrong Cunningham. Funeral arrangements pending.
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J. GC. Myers
Davis P. Q
Indiana Hospital
Davis
Rose
W. J H. Gemmell
Jacksonville
Dorothy Otta
Mildred
Win
Amanda J. Cunningham
Armstrong Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
Rudolph Valentino Early Life and Rise to Fame
Rudolph Valentino born in Italy and emigrated to the United States in 1918. He moved through varied jobs in New York and California before breaking into cinema with The Four Horsemen and Camille. His fame grew with The Sheik, Rex Ingram's films, and he became a household name, with marriages to Jean Acker and Winifred Hudnut. He lay gravely ill at Polyclinic hospital in New York, with doctors weighing another operation as his condition worsened and his fate remained uncertain.
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Dante Alighieri College
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Joan Sawyer
San Francisco
Norman Kerry
Kerry
Los Angeles
Emmet Flynn
June Mathis
Julio
Rex Ingram
Camille
Nazimova
Rudolph
Jean Acker
Winifred Hudnut
George Ullman
Ullman
Rudy
James L. Kilgallen
New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Eugene H. Pool
Paul E. Durham
Harold D. Meeker
G. Randolph Manning
Whiskey Run Quarrel Ends In Stabbing
A quarrel at Whiskey Run ended with a stabbing as four railway tracks on the line were blocked to east and westbound traffic. Trains were detoured and later restored, with the wrecking crew opening a westbound track by 9 am. The dispatcher and towerman escaped injury. Two auto crashes near Blairsville on the William Penn Highway left three people slightly injured, including Clyde Resin of Canton Ohio.
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Tower
Blairsville
William Penn Highway
Here
Ease
Clyde
Canton
Ohio
Wrecks on Blairsville Road After Sleep Deprived Drive
A car left the concrete roadway and plunged into a cornfield 40 feet from the highway at 4 oclock Sunday morning. Ream and his wife escaped injury. the car was taken to a local garage. The driver reportedly fell asleep at the wheel on the way to Blairsville. A separate crash seven miles east of Blairsville on the William Penn highway involved a motorcycle with three men, driven by Forial Knotson of Blawnox Pennsylvania, who, along with two passengers, were thrown from the bike and severely bruised. Doctors treated them at the scene before they were taken home in another vehicle. The motorcycle was wrecked and moved to a local garage.
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Blairsville
William Penn
Forial Knotson
Blawnox, Pg
Railroad execs audit B R P line amid D E H takeover talks
Officials inspect the B R P system as rumors persist that the Delaware and Hudson will win control. A vast plan by President Loree aims to forge a transcontinental route from Texas to the Atlantic, boosting his standing in the industry. The inspection tour covers DuBois Punxsutawney Indiana branch and Pittsburgh before returning south.
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Loree
Texas
Atlantic Sea
Punxsutawney
Rikers
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Layroe
Golden Wedding for Fennells Celebrated in Family Gathering
A Golden Wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Fennell drew relatives from New Alexander Pennsylvania and Indiana Pennsylvania as well as Hubbard Ohio and Girard Ohio. Generations were represented including son Ward Fennell grandson Wilmer Fennell and great granddaughters Betty and Dorothy Fennell.
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Wand Fennel
New Alexander
Harvey Fennell
Indiana Pa
Elmer Hanan
Ward Fennell
Wilmer Fennell
Betty
Dorothy Fennell
Big celebration draws guests from Detroit to Homer City
Thursday evening featured dancing games and music as guests gathered for a big celebration. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Sam Muskara and family and Miss Martha Santle of Detroit Michigan who planned to stay a few days.
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Big Place
Sam Muskara
Martha Santle
Detroit
Mich
Sagamore Mine Fire Sealed After Severe Blaze
A mine fire at Sagamore forced sealing of part of the operation on Friday as heat prevented access. Inspectors and Pittsburgh crew assisted. it was deemed impossible to extinguish the blaze, with Room No. 24 and an adjoining room likely affected. The mine will remain idle for days with no injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh
Sti
Harvard University President Dies After Inauguration
A garbled obituary note reports the death of Harvard University’s president just after an inauguration. The fragment mentions Boston birth on March 30 and ties to New England heritage, noting a long tenure and prominent role in United States higher education.
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