Travelers and visitors from Indiana list
Mr and Mrs George Robertson of East End Pittsburgh motored to Indiana to visit Mrs Blaxter and Mrs Gertrude Blaxter in their home. Mrs Robertson stayed weekend. Other indiana visitors include Mr and Mrs Thomas S Lewis from West Church street returning from a motor trip to Chautauqua Niagara Buffalo Canada Erie Cambridge Springs Butler and Kittanning.
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George Robertson
East End
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Gertrude Blaxter
Margaret. Gilbert
East Church Atraet
Robertson
Blaxter
Thomas S.lewis
West Church Street
Chautauqua
Niagara
Buffalo
Canada
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Butler and
Kittanning
W. P. Littlefield
James Jack
James
Lewis
Overland
Bristol
Jack
L. W. Wettling
Atlantic City
Hoover Policy Emphasizes Centralized Control and Local Duty
The Hoover plan shifts major campaign responsibility to state organizations under Hoover's oversight. The national committee becomes an administrative unit while states receive expanded tasks in the next two months. Hoover praises Hubert Work's operational plan and maintains a hands on, decisive leadership style in talks with eastern leaders.
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Hoover
National Committee
Hubert Work
Kellogg on Irish Sojourn With Cosgrave Return Visit
Secretary of State Kellogg arrives in Ireland with Mrs Kellogg to complete President Cosgrave’s U S reciprocal visit. They are welcomed at Kingstown Harbor by Dublin officials and Ambassador Sterling, with a 18 gun salute and a crowded harbor. The party proceeds to Dublin for a state banquet and public reception as Dublin glitters with flags and festivities.
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Dublin
INS
Frank B. Kelloge
Ireland
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State Council
United States
Kelloge
Cosgrave
Kingstown
Havre
Detroit
Sterling
Kingston
Kellogg
United States Legation
Free State
Hoover plans limited speeches as GOP cuts budget
National Committee aims to trim its campaign budget from 4 009 000 to about 3 000 000 with Hoover endorsing economy while denying urging it. He will give three to four set speeches before a Palo Alto vote, including stops in New York and New England. He seeks no prognostication but expects unity in the west. Sanet is described as farm agitation.
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National Committee
Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
New York
New England
West
Lafelette
Covered Wagon Crew to Stay in Hoquiam for Pacific Winter
The Covered Wagon Crew reports continued activity and plans to be stationed in Hoquiam Washington for the Pacific winter. Station TRL signs off as the crew prepares for further tasks and appearances.
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Hoquai
Wash
Farm leaders at New York State Fair dinner speech
Smith group of farm leaders attend the New York State Fair dinner hosted by Jerome D. Barnum in Syracuse. The Governor, addressing farm leaders, outlines the farm problem and explains why New York State government costs have risen by over 100 million dollars amid the presidential campaign.
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New York State
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse
Governor Smith Addresses Farm Leaders on Tax Relief
Eight years in office Governor Smith told farm leaders that relief could come by reducing taxes on farm land while a broader plan to lower local government costs is developed. He argued government growth must slow, denied patronage inflation, and noted GOP lawmakers trimmed appropriations. Tariff Commissioner Lowell and Governor Gore joined the dinner discussion, with Lowell urging tariff understanding and Smith receiving Herald support for the presidency.
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Smith
New York State
New York
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Sherman J. Lowell
United States
Gore
Lowell
America
Congress
Syracuse Herald
Workmen's Compensation Board Upholds $227.60 Monthly Support
In Harrisburg on August 30 the Workmen's Compensation Board refused to set aside an award to the parents of Joseph Girardi, who died from injuries in Allegheny County employment. The board ruled that a monthly $75 contribution by the deceased son aided the family and that the parents were not partially dependent. The decision notes the family lived on $120 monthly earnings of the father and that the $227.60 monthly expenditure was reasonable for a wife and five children.
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Harrisburg
Workmen's Compensation Board
Allegheny County
Joseph Girardi
Carnegie
Theatre Nine Beats Highway In Seven Inning Game
The Indiana Theatre Nine defeated the State Highway team 5 to 3 in seven innings. Pitcher Nagey fanned six, while Good fanned seven for Highway. Rumors of a Ritz All-Stars versus Ernest Grays game circulate, distinct from the Indiana Independents.
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Indiana Theatre
State Highway
Highway Bunch
Nagey
Theatre
Ritz All-Stars
Ernest Grays
Ritz
Indiana Independents
Boat Upset Near Steel Plant Claims Missing Crew
The Aliquippa, a Jones and Laughlin steel towing steamer, maneuvered mid stream to pick up barges when a flood in the forward compartment caused an unexpected capsize. Missing are Christina Denlock a chambermaid, William Atkins a watchman, and an unidentified deckhand. Survivors and J and L officials struggle to explain the sudden accident near the Aliquippa plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Denlock
William Atkins
Aliquippa
Aliquipa
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Steel Company
Jones and Laughlin Corporation
Heroism in Rescue as Steamer Capsizes in Ohio River
Seventeen survivors escaped the sinking Aliquippa off Aliquippa while crew clung to life jackets and debris. Charles Webber of a ferry he operated near Aliquippa aided eight others as he circled the overturned vessel and tossed life preservers. Captain Hubert Hodson of the Sailor helped pull survivors from the water. Rescue teams battled the wreck and attempts to bore holes in the keel to admit air. The Aliquippa, a noted Pittsburgh to Memphis steamer, lies at river bottom with its flat bow above water.
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Ohio
Jones
Laughlin
Charles Webber
Aliquippa
Ambridge
Webber
Hubert Hodson
Sailor
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Morman Jones
Norman “Bucky” Jones
Jones and Laughlin Corporation
No developments in Dapper death
Pittsburgh inquiry into the shooting of Carrick physician Dr. Harry R. Dapper continues with no trace of the killer. Investigators methodically review every connection to the doctor, checking patient records and the families of patients who died under his care.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Harry R. Dapper
Carrick
Dapper
Another Victim In Hospital After Shock and Injuries
An injured man was admitted to the hospital in shock with head contusions and possible internal injuries. Exact extent of his injuries will be determined after today’s X ray examinations.
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Steubenille
Ohio
Lieu. T. Lowell Chase
Ohio Valley Hospital
Death calls Mr Oswald noted for church service countywide
Mr Oswald, a member of the M E Church, was widely known in the community and across the county. He is survived by a brother, James B. Oswald, of Bath.
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Oswald
M. E. Church
James B. Oswald
Bath
Search for wrecked planes yields reward for discovery
Officials of Curtiss Company offer a $500 reward to the ground locater of the wrecked plane. Miss Fannie Craft, a Milford farmerette, will receive the prize if her searchers locate the first crew. Sones will return to Curtiss Field this afternoon.
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Merrill's
Hepstead
Ronne’s
Buffalo
Curtiss Company
Frank H. Russell
Fannie Craft
Milford
Sones
Curtiss
Lindbergh’s Falcon tied to 1932 crash near Milford
New York dispatch recalls Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh forced down in the orange Falcon that Merrill and Ronne died in near Milford, Pa. Lindbergh reportedly fought the fire with a hand extinguisher. The plane was repaired in Buffalo before Merrill and Ronne’s fatal flight.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mazel M. Merrill
Edwin Ronne
Milford
Lindbergh
Buffalo
Curtiss Company
Merrill
Ronne
Lost flyers die in fiery crash at New York airfield
Reporter James L. Kilgallen reports Mazel M. Merrill and Edwin Ronne, both listed as flyers, perished in a fiery crash at a New York airfield on August 30. Details remain sparse as investigators probe cause and exact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
INS
New York
Mazel M
Merry
Merrill
Edwin Ronne
Wreck near Milford leaves two aviators dead
The orange hued Falcon crashed in rugged Pike County near Milford as fog and wind hampered searchers. Merrill and Ronne, veteran pilots linked to Lindbergh, perished. Casey Jones led a large air and ground search with 50 planes. Bodies en route to New York after inquest set for this afternoon.
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Milford
Casey
Jones
Io Behlave Merrill
Merrill
Ronne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pennsylvania
New York
Buffalo
Curtis Flying Field
Mineola
N. Y
Vicinty
Lindbergh
Nellie Merrill
Hempstead
L.t
Mazel, Jr
Curtiss Field
Frank H. Russell
Curtiss Company
INS
Mazel M. Merrill
Edward Ronne
Henry Ludwig
J. M. Bissert
I. N.S
Pike County
Bissert
Ludwig
Mrs Knapp Ill Could Delay New York Sentence
Syracuse Aug 30 Mrs Florence E 8 Knapp once secretary of state of New York may miss her Albany sentencing next Tuesday as doctors report a worsening condition. She is under care of close friend Mrs Sydney Kelly. A goitre operation was postponed. Special Prosecutor Medalie may seek suspension or governor Smith action. Friends plan to seek a pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Florence E
Knapp
New York
Albany
Sydney Kelly
Leavenworth
George A. Medalie
Gallaghan
Alfred E. Smith
Plane crash mars Fort Steuben Bridge dedication ceremony
At the Fort Steuben Bridge dedication over the Ohio River a plane crash killed Serronaia Holland and injured Helen Dailey, with Dailey’s father L W Holland among the bystanders. Fifteen planes circled above as officials from fifteen Ohio and West Virginia towns gathered to celebrate the new bridge linking Weirton and the city. The 488 foot central span with 253 foot side spans showcased a new suspension cable method.
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Fort Steuben Bridge
Ohio River
Here
Weirton
Fort Steuben
Ohio
West Virginia
Executors Notice for Joseph H. Christie Estate
Ruth Christie executrix of the Joseph H. Christie estate with letters testamentary granted in Clymer Borough requests all creditors to present authenticated claims for settlement and anyone indebted to make prompt payment. Ruth Christie Executrix Clymer Pa 9 16 23 30 6 18x Subscribe For The Gazette
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Earhart
Joseph H. Christie
Clymer
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