Fragmented notes on Ireland British Free State politics and transit issues
Fragmentary text discusses Irish and British relations, Ulster and Free State friction, and transit proposals. References to a council, P.R. U. and high speed transit, mutual co operation, and an evolving government stance. Mentions Primo ministerial cabinet, dictatorship, and the shift toward parliamentary responsibility.
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Fe Phila
Council
Gonsidy
P. RR. T
Spain
Primo
Road to Indiana County line boosts county road plan
A cross county road project from Indiana through Shalseta to Apollo would force Armstrong to complete a link to the Indiana County line. A two man from Armstrong and two from Indiana counties will meet Harrisburg officials to seek state funds. Apollo estimates over 500000 dollars in annual produce travels this route to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fromm
Sheloeta
Armstrong Township
Shalseta
Apollo
Armstrong County
Har+risburg
ONE DEAD IN COLD MINE DISASTER AND RESCUE EFFORTS
A mine disaster leaves one dead and twenty unhurt as rescuers search for entombed workers. Ventilation and a 40 foot emergency shaft were used to admit fresh air while rescuers battled poisonous vapors and pursued the trapped miners. Walter Swanson was first brought to the surface by bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutshaw
Walter Swanson
Local visitors and residents map out Friday in Indiana
Charles and Earl Botaford of Marion Center spent the day with Indiana, friends, John McCrea a successful farmer of rear Blairsville was among the Friday business visitors in town. Albert and Hiram Smith civil and mining engineers of Saltsburg were Indiana business visitors yesterday. Roy Roberta of Emmond was calling on Indiana friends Friday. William F. Brandon of Blairsville visited in the Court House Friday. Floyd A. Lightner of Dixonville was an early morning visitor in town. M Reed and Jerry Meclatire a Blacklick township were transacting business here yesterday. Hervey Coleman of Conemaugh township was a county seat visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Earl Botaford
Marion Center
Indiana
John McCrea
Blairsville
Albert and
Hiram Smith
Saltsburg
Roy Roberta
Emmond
William F. Brandon
Court House
Floyd A. Lightner
Dixonville
Hervey Coleman
Conemaugh Township
Church Notes For Tomorrow Schedule Patchwork
A listing of morning and evening services across multiple churches. Clymer, Diamondyilee, Garigan, Methodist and Episcopal churches show worship times, sermons, and Sunday School. Other notes cover Christian Endeavor, Missionary meetings, Epworth League, and planned communion services.
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Uarignan
W. T. Merrick
John the Baptist
Methodist Episcopal
C. B. Emerson
Epworth League
Second United Presbyterian
M. I’. Kemper
Werth
P.O. A
Christian Science Community
First United Presbyterian
J.T. Pinkerton
D. D
D. F. McGill
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Indiana Theater
Jon Lutheran
J. B. Baker
C. E. and
Jr. E
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Church School
Jesus
Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
William Tyndale
Bus Destroyed by Fire in Atlantic Mines Route
A Chestnut Ridge Transportation Co bus running between Blairsville and Derry burned last night at Atlantic Mines two miles from Derry. No passengers were aboard at the time. A black and white Shepherd dog, license No. 2418, was found in the vicinity and later identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Chestnut Ridge Transportation Co
Blairaville
Derry
Atlantic Mines
Metropolitan talk stirs Indiana County insurance interest
Rev Merrick and Rev Batterson spoke at a Metropolitan Life Insurance event in Indiana County praising policy ownership. C W Davidson highlighted company growth from 1866 to 1924, with 11 billion in force, 700 million in mortgages, and one claim every 15 seconds. MetLife agents offer help and the Guaranteed Savings Fund benefits.
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Dinsmore
Merrick
C. B. Batterson
First Methodiat Church
Emerson
C. W.davidson
Metropolitan T
Metropolitan
U. S
Indiana
Metropolitan Guaranteed Savings Fund
Indiana County
Fire Department Dance a High Point of Season in Indiana
The Indiana Fire Department hosted its annual dance on December 2 at the Armory and Indiana Theatre with Jackie Coogan film Old Clothes shown, sharing thanks to volunteers merchants and the public. Winning numbers listed with a grand prize of 1100. prizes payable via merchants displaying numbers. Evening Gazette to publish remaining numbers. The department thanks sponsors, patrons, and the Marshall Pep Orchestra for a successful event and pledges continued service.
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Indiana Fire Department
Jackie Coogan
Indiana Theatre
Armory
Fire Department
Indiana
Harry Repine
Indiana Gazette
Marshall “Pep” Orchestra
Helen Barry
J. A. Graff
Evening Gazette
Farewell for Mrs Buterbaugh on South Thirteenth Street
Mrs Kathryn Buterbaugh leaves next Tuesday for an extended visit with her sister Mrs Paul Miller in Detroit. A farewell surprise party was held at the home of her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Virgil McGaughey on South Thirteenth Street. Guests enjoyed games cards and music before refreshments.
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Kathryn Buterbaugh
Paul Miller
Detroit
Virgil McGaughey
South Thirteenth Street
Tonight's Fight Card Promises Mixed Matchups on Tap
Boxing bill features Bobby Burns in six rounds with Brook Sonny Cashin versus Kid Bash. Pete pave ye faces Joe Zink and Joe Glick. Fernandez battles Herman Singey while Make and Manual Flores fill the lineup.
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Sig Rerpen
Bobby Burns
Brook Sonny Cashin
Kid Bash
Pete Pave? Ye
Joe Zink
Joe Glick
Fernandez
Herman Singey
Make
Manual Flores
Verdict Delivered in Rhinelander Case Ends Court Session
In a tense courtroom Justice Morschauser accepted the jury verdict after Judge Mills urged setting it aside as contrary to the evidence. Rhinelander, supported by Parsons Davis, faced intense scrutiny as Mills argued the answers—especially the second and sixth questions—showed weight of evidence against the verdict. The judge postponed ruling, with jurors excused for a year unless they wished to serve again.
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Agaones
Isat N. Mills
Hia
Justice Morschausner
George Elfredt
Clarence E. Pietach
Justice Morasnauser
Isaac N. Mills
Rhinelander
Morschauser
Obituary of Dan l Rishel Pioneer of Canoe Township
Daniel L Rishel a Canoe township native for 75 years died Monday evening after a lingering illness heart trouble He was 75 a farmer and carpenter member of the Evangelical Church He was the last of a large family married 46 years ago to Miss Mary Bartholomew Surviving: Geo W Rishel Mia Elizabeth Tyger Rochester Mills Mrs Rogella Cary Butler Gimyan Ruth Samuel and McKinney at home plus 15 grandchildren
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Daniel L. Rishel
Canoe Township
Fairview Church
Evangelical Church
Mary Bartholomew
Geo
W. Rishel
Mia
Elizabeth Tyger
Rochester Mills
Rogella Cary
Butler
Gimyan
Ruth
Samuel
McKinney
Classified ads from Vandergrift Building Pittsburgh
Reported by A FE Masten and Company Vandergrift Building Pittsburgh the tazette presents a selection of classified notices. Names, items, and services appear across listings with subtle local flavor and period advertising tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FE. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Fire origin theory linked to slot machine shock hazard
Paws One continues report on a fire origin theory. A steel filing case was moved at a mill office when it touched a gas tap, shocking two men. Samuel Moore Furniture Co suffered the greatest loss, insured, with damage estimated near 000. Weather building connections noted. Moore family mourns. Chicago raid: eight men with sawed off shotguns fire on Charles Scherganster, hospitalized.
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Littlefeld
Inkur
Anea Company
Glantatter
Glastetter Tastes Company
Moore
Nen Samual
Weather
Jones Building
West Philadelphia Street
Hzns
Covena
Chicago
Charles Sherganister
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Howard E. Preston
Chicago Civile Opera Company
Wilhelm Beck
Auditorium Theatre
Washington Fpa
Pennsylvania National Association
Shannon
Colurgdia
National Chamber of Commerce
Kendrick
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Hoover
Sesqui
Pyrene
M. Reed
Jerry Meclatiré
Blacklick Township
Clymer
McGarveyen
Mr. Kopp
Wesleyan Methodist
J. D. Wilcox
Free Methodist
C. S. Richardson
Leonard Pittman
Ben Avon
St. Bernard's
N. P. McNelis
Mrs. Buterbaugh
Dan'l Rishel
Bradford
Gifford Pincchot
Treasury
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Walter Blycue
Indiana Hotel
Kenergy
Tazette
Petretieners
Col. Gas ' tHenteans
Motota
Secen
Granby
Ken
Lehigh Val
Magna
Iseiees
Neteee
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Pan Am
Pet Beves
Pere Marq
Saernee
Rep
Sv. and Steel
Royal
Studebaker Devene Enene
N. J
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Rails
St. Paul
T. P.O
Union
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U.S
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Westingho Eee
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Fred A. Musser
Church St
I. Miller Hosiery
Glasser
Farmers Bank Indiana
Citizens’ National Bank
Indians, Pa
Cashier Asst, Cahier
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