A Plate of Kittie's Tasters and a Fateful Summer
Kittle runs a roadside kitchen on the New York to Graham route, displaying sample patty cakes to draw customers. On a rainy day a broke group of five youths buys treats and coffee, gratefully repaying kindness later when a Luxor roadster owner arrives. The tale moves toward a reunion as Kate Tronald meets Brace and learns of her brother's summer fixers and debts, prompting a hopeful future offer to write.
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Kittle
New York
Graham University
Kittile
Killie
Kittie
Tim!dly
Dle
Kate Tronald
Graham Last Sumer
Tim
le Colon
Traider
Kite
Alyce
Super-Lobby Leaders Named in Joint Committee
The League lists George B. Cortelyou and Philip I Gadsen as top officers with Stephen B. Davis and Josiah T. Newcomb in key roles. Others include Maj. J. S. Richardson, John H. Finney, M. D. Leighton, Frank Bohn, and John Spargo. Progressives push ethics bills on lobbyists while Dawes declines presidential bid and Lowden gains momentum. Farm bloc fights McNary-Haugen packing as two opposed to relief may join committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Cinsolidated Gas Company of
New York
Philip I Gadsen
United Gas and Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Stephen B. Davis
Commerce Department
Davis
House Irrigation Committee
Boulder Canyon
Josiah T. Newcomb
Newcomb
Boulder Dam
Maj. J
D. Richardson
John H. Finney
M. D. Leighton
Frank Bohn
John Spargo
Congressional
Capitol
Dawes
Washington
Republican National Committee
Charles G. Dawes
Frank C. Lowden
Coolidge
National Committee
Lowdon
Lowden
Yeo
Gov. Lowden
Gov, Lowden
L Dawen
Mr. Coolidge
Insurgent push to shrink House petition rule change
A reform plan seeks to lower the required signers for a bill from 216 to 150 in the House. Rep. Oldfield of Arkansas and Rep. Dickson of Town lead the drive as the farm bloc grows. Western Senate insurgents press for a farm relief vote and calendar access for related bills and investigations.
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House
Rep
Oldfield
Arkansas
Rep. Dickson
Town
New York
Pennsylvania
Committee On Committees
Harry Estep
Ways and Means
Longworth
Estep
Griest
Senate
McNary
Quiet Rio Grande Scene Sees Christmas Eve Calm
A brief notice describes a quiet Rio Grande border area with calm conditions and a festive mood as Christmas approaches, noting peaceful activity along the river and surrounding towns.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
Colder Weather Signals Windy Night With Hail in Forecast
A harsh cold snap is expected to sweep in with strong winds this evening and a low temperature near freezing. Forecasters warn of below normal conditions and a gusty wind that could make the night feel particularly biting.
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Bain
Central winter blast to bring snow and freezing weather
Weather officials expect a general winter blast across the central states with possible snow on the Atlantic coast. Forecasters say the impact may leave some ground cover if precipitation amounts are significant, though exact totals are not yet known.
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Central States
Atlantic Coast
Defense Emphasizes Alibi in Beach Murder Trial
The defense portrays Beach as elsewhere at the time of the doctor Hedges killing, arguing the alleged confessions and letters are inconsequential. Witnesses include Beach’s family and others, while the case also features testimony on alleged nearby negro suspects and the Lilliendahls’ friendly ties to the Beaches. A key moment involves Bishop Fernando’s testimony and a challenged statement from Ly Thorborrow about Beach’s appearance the day of the murder. Colonel McGaughey’s death obituary follows in the same report.
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Beach
Samuel Bark
Hedges
Lilliendahl
Charles Phillips
Phillips
Liliendahls
Manuel Ferando
Porto Rico
Daniel Gray
A. C. Slinkle
Eres
Thorborrow
Hinkle
Prominent figures buried in Blairsyj Me Cemetery
The article notes the burial of the late Rev and Mrs Asbury Johnson in Blairsyj Me Cemetery. It mentions Theod re 8 McGaughey and references a brief continuation after a noon timestamp, indicating a continuation of the obituary or memorial item with limited readable text.
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Asbury Johnson
Blairsyj Me
Obituary notices record John A. McIntire and Teresa Melcik deaths
John Albert McIntire of Blacklick township died November 27 1927 after a lengthy illness. born September 20 1855 he remained mentally and physically aware until the end. He was a long time church member and left five children and two grandchildren. Teresa Melcik of Coral after typhoid fever died in Indiana Hospital at age four leaving a husband and six children. funeral plans announced with Garston Catholic Church services.
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John Albert McIntire
Blacklick Township
John
Kezta
Chrissman) McIntire
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Hugh Bartley
Jerry Chrissman MelIntira
Clara Belle Peeler
Indiana
John R. Homer City
R. D
Jerry C
E. Perry
Hannah May
Nerry Z
Margery S
Hazel E. MelIntire
Taresa Melcik
Teresa Melcik
Coral
Indiana Hospital
Melcik
Garston Catholic
Indiana News Roundup of Visitors and Local Travel
The report lists numerous locals and visitors in Indiana and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Claire Evana and son Darrell returned home from Pittsburgh after Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs Dora Stephens leaves for St Petersburg Fla to spend winter months. J Howard Johnson of Pittsburgh, Hemphill and Noyes Bond Co rep, visited from Indiana. Ruth M Evans returns to State Teacher's College after Brushvalley visit. Hunters depart for Stone Camp Clearfield county for ten days. Names include M C Weaver Carl Davis Edwards Timberlake Harry Reser Alex Findlay Clyde Wilson Sipe Harry Allen and Sam Plumville. Watterworth of Pittsburgh, Graham Dorrie Co rep, at Andi Motor Co. W W Monks of Dubois calls on Indiana friends. County Commissioner L G Clark and Miss Agnes Stadtmiller attend relief work in Brookville. Long tax collector of Clymer visits Court House. Constable A I Campbell Homer City conducts business. Kinter Frye Plumville among Indiana visitors. Milt Elwood traffic policeman from Pittsburgh spends hours in Indiana en route. Constable J A Johnston Creek side visits Sheriff’s office. County Surveyor Gill McCrea among county seat visitors. Constable C W Bennett paganans visitor in Dixonville.
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Stone Camp
Clearfield County
M. C. Weaver
Carl Davis
Mr. Edwards
Mr. Timberlake
Harry Reser
Cadzis
Alex Findlay
Butler
Clyde Wilson
Steubenville
Ohio
Mr. Sipe
Johnstown
Vaudeville at the Indiana Theatre thrills patrons
Patrons enjoyed three acts by Keith's vaudeville linked to the feature Heaven on Earth. Connie Mitchell wowed with animal imitations and whistling numbers while Senna and Weber offered lively songs and stories. Grace and pep powered energetic dances, a butterfly themed number, and a trio of dancers impressed with speed and charm.
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Indiana Theatre
Keith
Heaven On Earth
Connie Mitchell
Senna
Weber
Opening day big game hunt yields 235 bucks in state
A survey shows 67 of hundreds of hunters in Laurel Ridge Westmoreland county succeeded while Fayette saw none. In Butler three deer were taken, Center county may reach 200, and Johnstown area logged 35 bucks. Across Clearfield DuBois region hunters anticipate hundreds more. In Lock Haven Stewart Williams, 47, mine superintendent, was seriously wounded by a gunshot while hunting.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
International News Service
Touay
Laurel Ridge
Westmoreland County
W. L. Wright
Fayette County
Butler County
Center County
Johnstown
Clearfield
DuBois
Lock Haven
Pat
Stewart Williams
Monument
Here
Radio Stations License Denials Guided by Commerce Dept Inspectors
The commission will follow commerce department radio inspectors in districts to guide contemplated license denials. Broadcasts will operate under temporary licenses from December 1 extended to February 1, with 694 licensed stations currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Hand of Winter Grips Chicago and Midwest
The icy grip of winter brought record cold to the Middle West with Chicago reporting a fatality as Harry Gardner, 60, was found dead in an alley. Winds from Western Canada sent temperatures to 12 below zero, with forecasts of snow in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and parts of Wisconsin, and a cold front stretching from the Canadian border to the Rockies.
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Chicago
Middle West
Harry Gardner
Canada
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Canadian
Rockies
Texas
Atlantic
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L Agriculture Committee
Elbert S$, Brigham
Vermont
John K. Clark
Guvatedy
Tineher
Kansas
McLaughlin
Nebraska
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Tincher
McLaughtin
Jalory
Musaguyes
X. Tay
Big Bill Thompson
Calles
Tennessee
Blairsville
Theodore S. McGaughey
Homer City
Samuel J
Sarah
Hall) McGaughey
Teresa Morgan
Brushvalley
Carl
Paul McGaughey
William Dice
Topeka
Homer City Lutheran Church
E. L. Ritchie
Greenwood Cemetery
Sara A. Evans
Glen Campbell
The
Baptist Church
Sara A. ‘(Davis) Evans
George Davis
Wales
Nanticoke
Robert Stuart
Alex Shields
Arthur Fisher
McGaughey
Claire
Evana
Darrell
Pittsburgh
Dora Stephens
St. Petersburg
Fila
J. Howard Johnson
Hemphill and Noyes Bond Company
Indiana Busineas
Ruth M. Evans
State Teacher's College
Harry Allen
Brother Sam
Plumville
B. Watterworth
Graham-Dorrie Company
Andi- Motor Company
Dodge
W. W. Monks
L. G. Clark
Agnes Stadtmiller
Brookville
Co. C. Long
Clymer
A. I. Campbell
Kinter Frye
Milt Elwood
Pine Flats
J. A. Johnston
Creekside
Sheriff's Office
Gill McCrea
Constable C. W. Bennett
Dixonville Yesterye
Hand OF Winter Grips
Leonard Player
William Terbit
Josephine, Pa
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