Remen's Ball Big Success Promises Next Year
An Indiana town celebrates Remen's Ball with a grand prize of $100 won by Anthony Graff of the Bank and Trust Company. Numerous donors and prize winners are listed including auto bulbs, flour, gasoline, sacks of goods, and assorted items. The Evening Gazette notes generous public support and pledges the event will return next year.
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Indiana
Evening Gazette
Publicea
Thony Graff
Bank and ‘Trust Company
Z. K
Pittsburgh deputy named grand master of Masons
William M. Hamilton of Pittsburgh was elected grand master at the Pennsylvania grand lodge's annual convocation in Philadelphia. About 1,800 members attended as Grand Master Goodyear presided. Other officers elected include Benjamin Page junior grand warden J William Smith and J Willison Smith as deputy grand master, William Snyder senior grand warden, Charles H. Roberts grand treasurer and John A. Perry grand secretary re elected. The grand council meets today to elect officers.
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Philadelphia
William M. Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Masons
Grand Lodge
Hamilton
Simuel M. Goodyear
Carlisle
Goodyear
Benjamin Page
Pennsylvania Trust Co
J. William Smith
J. Willison Smith
William §. Snyder
Hartisburg
Charles H. Roberts
John A. Perry
Railroad R rates on meat set to cut by Feb 10
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a rate reduction on fresh meats moving from western packing houses to the east. The Chicago to New York rate for 100 pounds drops from 87 to 79 cents, with all eastern routes adjusted to preserve the current relation, while existing freight charges for meats and hides from western centers to the east are affirmed as generally justifiable.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
New York
Auto polish sale and raffle ticket list
A list shows item descriptions and prices from Sutton Miller Co J Clair Sloan J L Orr and Son Mrs Fay E Trimble Douglass Studio and J Anthony Graff with gifts valued to $100. Ticket holders present stubs to merchants to receive prizes. the remaining fifty numbers are posted in store windows and buyers must window shop.
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Sutton-Miller Co
J. Clair Sloan
Ahrdware
J. L. Orr and Son
Fay E. Trimble
Douglass Studio
Grand
J. Anthony Graff
Indiana visitors and local residents gather in town
Mr. and Mrs. at H Way of Marion Center hosted shopping and calling on Indiana friends yesterday. Ry Palmer, Héshbon citizen, transacted business in Indiana Tuesday. Danny Dawson and his daughter attended the Fireman’s dance in the Armory last evening. Paul Walcolm visited his parents in Homer City yesterday. J. Jobe of Homer City was among Tuesday visitors in the County Seat. Floyd Ray of Parkwood transacted business in the Court House yesterday morning. Wt. A. Bhikley of Parkwood spent Tuesday with friends in Indiana. George Leydic of the Indiana Floral Company returned home from Pittsburgh with holiday purchases. Mrs. Forest Work and Mrs. George Richardson, guests of Register and Recorder Dollie Ayers, returned to Rochester Mills. Dick Thompson and Frank Neff, from the Grand Lodge of the F and A M, have returned home. Rev. J. T. Davis of Blairsville renews acquaintances in Indiana today. Thomas Ross of Pittsburgh is spending days with Robert Bonner, Justice of the Peace John F. Johnson of Salisbury was an Indiana business visitor yesterday. Alvin and W. C. Kephart of Penn Run were among the day’s visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen returned to Indiana from St Marys, where they had visited. Mr. Allen, newly appointed Indiana police member, assumed duties last night.
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Forest Work
George Richardson
Register and Recorder
Dollie Ayers
Rochester Mills
Edward Allen
Indiana
St. Marya
Mr. Allen
Indiana Police Force
Pinchot weighs next move in coal strike talks
Governor Pinchot plans return to Harrisburg to decide on a special legislative session and next steps to settle the anthracite strike. He weighs protecting the bituminous industry as operators resist the wage scale and miners reject lower pay, with winter approaching.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Winnsylgonia
Harrisburg
Charges False, Say Members to Enter Suits
The town carried a bitter primaries campaign ending in defeat on the regular ticket while nominating the opposition candidate and winning by a wide margin at the election. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Post plans to back action when suit is filed against Rev Bowser, as Commander Zimmerman leads. The auxiliary is large, comprising wives sisters and mothers of Shamokin post members.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Post
Bowser
Zimmerman
Shamokin Post
Kaufmann Baer Company Reunites Major Purchasers
Kaufmann and Baer Company consolidates with Kaufmann and Haer in a strategic move. The merger expands purchasing power and enables customers to use store privileges across Gimbel Brothers Saks Fifth Avenue and other chains. Theodore Kaufmann will join Gimbel Brothers as director and direct integration efforts.
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Han
Kaufmann and Haer
Kaufmann and Baer Company
Pennsylvania
Kaufman
Kaufmann and Baer
New York
Gimbel Brothers and Saks and Co
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Auto Death Taxes Reduced In Legislative Move
Chairman Green plans to introduce a bill to cut auto and inheritance taxes at the opening session with a vote likely on day two. The bill would take effect 80 days after enactment, with dealers reclaiming tax paid on cars held when operative. Revenue loss is estimated around 2 million dollars, while revoking retroactive tax cuts could cost 70 million in the current year.
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Green
House
Green Gard
Treasury
Gallitzin Banker Guilty
Telegraphic notes report Hammill pardoned by Warden Snook after pleading guilty to embezzling about $100,000. Federal prosecutor Coles seeks full release details. two co defendants, C. F. Lages and A. M. McAdams, await trial. Also New York dispatch notes Cardinal Hayes will sail to Naples for Rome holy year ceremonies.
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Atlanta
John W. Snook
Hammill
Coles
Philadelphia
Federal Parole Board
Washington
C. F
Lages
A. M. McAdams
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Naples
Rome
Funeral of Mrs Jos Wilson Held at St Benedict
Funeral services for Mrs Joseph Wilson aged 60 were held at 2 PM at the local Presbyterian church with interment in Valeview cemetery. Born in Denny Scotland she came to America at six and settled in Arnot Pa. Eight children survive including Elizabeth Daugherty Helen Dae Ruth Jack and Dean Wilson, plus brothers John Ward Robert and James Cowan.
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ST Benedict
Mrs. Wilson
Charles
Elizabeth Cowan
Denny
Sterlingshire
Scotland
America
Arnot
Pat Ohe
Joseph Wilson
Elizabeth
Joseph A. Daugherty
Helen
Randall Dae Jesse
Ruth
Alexander Jack
Mary Margaret
Clair Caldwell
Dean Wilson
St. Benedict
Wisen
John, Ward
Robert
James Cowan
Dynamiting Stirs Sagamore At DuBois Mine
Interest in the suits by miners against the B and S Company continues over money withheld from pay envelopes as fines for striking under the agreement.
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B. & S. Company
DuBois
Danger in Deer Hunting and Buried Earth Artifacts
Clippings describe deer hunting dangers including a hunter carrying a deer. a claim of a wounded man, unverified, and a continuation note on page 4. Also reported is Newport, R I death of Joseph Warriman, brother of Mrs. Vanderbilt, at sixty from pneumonia. The piece discusses earth’s concealment of ancient remains from mammoths to mastodons and artifacts found in Alaska and near the Hudson River, New York.
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Newport, R. Il
Joseph Warriman
William K. Vanderblit
Oliver Harriman
Alaska
New York State
Hudson River
New Fingtonad
Report by A EB Maeten Vandergrift Pittsburgh
A. EB Maeten and Co based in the Vandergrift Building Pittsburgh Pennsylvania provided the report. The snippet notes the firm and location as the sourcing entities in the article.
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A. Eb, Maeten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Chicago Produce Butter Prices and Poultry Receipts
A compiled listing shows butter pricing across creamery grades with numbers like Extra Firsts and Firsts, along with miscellaneous and packing stock figures. Live poultry section notes turkey, chicken, spring, roosters, geese, and duck prices. Potatoes receipts report 96 cars and round-whit pricing from $3.25 to $3.50 in Wis and Minn markets.
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Chicago
Wis
Court Martial Ordered After Milwaukee Collision
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ordered court martials for three naval officers on neglect of duty and inefficiency linked to the September collision of the U S Cruiser Milwaukee with the American schooner Benjamin A Van Brunt, which sank after the hit. The officers named are Captain Frank L. Pinney of Milwaukee, Lieutenant Thomas Q. Cory of Raleigh, and Ensign Elliot Sonre of Milwaukee.
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Washington
INS
Navs
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
U. S
Milwaukee
Benjamin A Vanbrunt
Frank L. Pinney
South
Manchester
John French Says Thachers Did It Liver Syrup Endorsement
Hawken Park resident John Bo Broagh testifies that Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup cured his long standing digestive and headaches and boosted health. He cites a friend’s recovery after two bottles and notes a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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John French
Thacher’s
Thachert
Pyle
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Héshbon
Danny Dawson
Homer City
Armory
Paul Walcolm
Flude’s
Tarentum
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R. C. Jobe
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Parkwood
Court House
A. Bhikley
George Leydic
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Indiana Floral Company
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Frank Neff
Grand Lodge of the F. and
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Blairsville
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Salisburg
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