Doe Deer Hunts Banned in Cambria County
Ebensburg Pa December injunction blocks doe deer hunting for 1 113 special license holders after Judge Evans grants appeal by John Johnson of Patton. Hearing set for December 17, season closed December 14, 800 local free license holders unsure of rights amid ongoing dispute over alleged unsportsmanlike slaughter.
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Ebensburg
Cambria County
John J. Evans
John Johnson
Patton
Johnson
Harrisburg
Cambria
Elmer T. Thompson
Evans
Randolph Myers
Surprise for Mrs Pinkerton hosts a church party in Pittsburgh
Mrs J G Pinkerton and her husband Rev Dr J C Pinkerton, new Pittsburgh residents after the year, receive a surprise party from sixty six members of the King's Daughters class at the Manse. The event features music cello by Mrs Fisher and piano by Mrs Nichol with vocal numbers, two readings, then refreshments and a chime clock gift. The class will be taught by Mrs Fisher after departure. Also advertised are a tuxedo suit sale at The Men's Shop and Pioneer Bank gift promotion with Christmas photos at Douglass Studio.
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J. G. Pinkerton
J.C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
King's Daughters
Pinkerton
Manse
Robert M. Fisher
Harry Nichol
Dupont Quits as U S Senator from Delaware
Wilmington Delaware December 65 United States Senator T Coleman Dupont today resigned as senior senator from Delaware. He cited ill health in a letter to Governor Robert T Robinson. Elected in 1924 he had two years remaining. Secretary of State Charles Grant land and Judge Daniel Hastings named for the post. governor to announce appointment soon.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Lpont
Robert T. Robinson
Charles Grantland
Daniel Hastings
Beatrice Hoel Weds Rev John M Gill in Lockport
Beatrice Hoel daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoel Lockport wed Rev John M Gill pastor of Plumville Methodist Episcopal Church on Thanksgiving Day morning in a ceremony attended by immediate families. The couple planned a north south Carolina trip and anticipated settling in Lockport. McQuilken Scheuneman wedding held at bride’s home on Saturday November 24 with only families and close friends present.
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John M. Gill
Beatrice Hoel
Lockport
Kent
North
South Carolina
Open Meeting Highlights DAR Program at Presbyterian Chapel
The Daughters of the American Revolution opened last night with Miss Thelma Moorhead headlining piano numbers The Spinning Song from The Flying Dutchman and Schubert pieces Who Is Sylvia and Serenade. The Women's Chorus of the Monday Musical Club directed by Mrs Howard D Way accompanied by Mrs Walter H Jackson performed for members and guests. Professor Lowry of State Teachers College explained Contemporary Poetry featuring works by Robert Frost Carl Sandburg and Sara The discussion showcased poetry themes and poets in a key cultural event.
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Thelma Moorhead
Presbyterian Church
Miss Moorhead
Who Is
Sylvia
Monday Musical Club
Howard D. Way
Walter H. Jackson
Professor Lowry
State Teachers’ College
Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
Sara
Compensation Hearings Heard by State Referee Hess
Ten cases were presented to Frank W. Hess, Esq., State Compensation Referee, in the Court House yesterday. The referee has not yet announced his decisions. Also notes an advertisement for Moto-Gard for cars at J. M. Stewart & Co and a Presbyterian Bazaar featuring dolls and accessories on Thursday, Dec 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hess
DuBois
Court House
Presbyterian Bazaar
Big-Time Gambler Pleads Not Guilty To Rothstein Slaying
George A. McManus a noted gambler and Broadway figure appeared in General Sessions Court and pleaded not guilty to the murder of Arnold Rothstein. He requested a 16 day delay to prepare motions inspect grand jury minutes and interview witnesses, with December 20 set for the hearing date.
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David P. Sentner Cains
New York
George A. McManus
Francis X. Mancuso
General Sessions Court
Arnold Rothstein
James D. C. Murray
McManus
Grand Jury
Mancuso
Joab A. Banton
Murray
Fifth Avenue
Death claims two aged women in Chevy Chase area
Mrs. Sadie M. Black aged 67 died at Indiana Hospital after complications from a Thanksgiving Day operation. Born September 2, 1861 in White township, she married S. M. Black in 1889 and leaves a son Russell plus two other children and three grandchildren. Funeral by Second United Presbyterian Church Friday at 2 p.m. in Chevy Chase.
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Sadie M. Black
S. M. Black
Indiana
William Cunningham
White Township
Black
Russell Black
Beaverdale
Rayne Township
Chambersville
Chevy Chase
Institute for Risinger School Teachers Institute Program
The Risinger School hosts a teachers institute on Saturday December 8 with a morning session including devotional music roll call vocabulary development by Miss Galbraith Mrs Ewing Harry Stewart and Eugene McCanulty professor J S Byers reading demonstration lesson Wayne George and instrumental music afternoon sessions feature writing lesson salting the boy or girl giving the child a desire for a greater education Miss Marlin Miss Ruddock Haley George and Mr Anderson and a business session adjournment继续
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Risinger School
Wilden
Miss Galbraith
Ewing
Harry Stewart
Eugene MccAnulty
J. 5. Byers
Miss Marlin
Miss Ruddock
Haley George
Mr. Anderson
Guard Leaves on Secrecy Trip in Mississippi
Jackson Miss Dec 5 Thirty members of the Mississippi National Guard armed with machine guns and tear gas bombs were dispatched on a secret mission by Gov Bilbo after he received a life threat. The governor promised the troops pursue an escaped convict believed behind the threat and cited the recent execution of Robert Percy Lofton slayer of Police Chief J E Westbrook of McComb.
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Jackson
Miss
MNS
Mississippi National Guard
Bilbo
Robert Percy Lofton
J. E. Westbrook
McComb
Winners of Burts Contest at Indiana Oakland Co
Several contestants predicted how long Prof Burt would play the piano in a marathon contest held at the Indiana Oakland Company sales rooms on West Philadelphia street. Harvey Fennell the manager released the prize winners this morning Gereonahey 485 Chestnut street Carrie Kunkle Philadelphia street and Margaret Emmert 622 Wayne avenue were among the prize recipients.
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Burt
Indiana-Oakland Company
West Philadelphia Street
Harvey Fennell
Gere Onahey
Chestnut Street
Carrie Kunkle
Philadelphia Street
Margaret Emmert
Wayne Avenue
Ellis Heads Fair Society In Indiana County
Griffith Ellis was named president of the Indiana County Agricultural Society to succeed the late Martin F. Jamison. Donald Martin was named secretary, John G. St. Clair treasurer, James M. Mack, Hsq., Elder Peeler, Esq., auditors, and William Short manager. The Ladies Aid Society of the MFE Church(Homer City) will hold a Bazaar and Chicken and Waffle Supper on Thursday Dec 6 in the church basement. Bazaar at 2 PM Supper at 5 PM. Supper 60c. Also ads for Kings calf wallets and Radiola sale nearby.
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Griffith Ellis
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Martin F. Jamison
Donald Martin
John G. St. Clair
James M. Mack
Elder Peeler
William Short
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
MFE
Church of
Homer City
Hoover sails to Peru on goodwill mission aboard Maryland
President-elect Herbert Hoover reached Peru aboard the U S S Maryland off Callao to receive a cordial welcome. The ship anchored in Callao Roadstead early in the morning and was saluted by harbor craft as Hoover prepared to receive the Peruvian Foreign Minister.
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Lawrence Sullivan
INS
U.,s. S. Maryland
Callao
Peru
Arlington
No Taxes No Pay For Teachers In St Clarksville
Richland Township School Board declares funding broke as coal company tax delinquencies drive strike related nonpayment to teachers for a second fall cycle. Episcopal Bazaar planned for December 7 8 at Episcopal Parish House offers gifts and food including photos for Christmas. Stock of Buzza Christmas cards sold at discount at Hon Ton store.
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St, Clatksville
Richland Township School Board
Bon Ton
County Had A Prosperous Year Industrial activity yields 25.95 million in 1927
Industrial plants in the county produced goods valued at 25 950 700 dollars during 1927 according to the department resume. The report highlights a year of strong output across key manufacturing sectors and sustained employment levels.
Indiana County industry shows 1927 output and workers
Figures from the Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics show Indiana County produced goods valued at 25,950,700 in 1927. The county had 129 plants operated by 82 corporations, 13 partnerships and 34 individuals, employing 14,588 workers including 6,580 white Americans, 496 colored Americans, and 7,612 foreigners. Male workers totaled 14,288 with 363 female employees.
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Harrisburg
Indiana County
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Secretary of Internal Affairs
James F. Woodward
Department
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Elizabeth Hill
Miss Elizabeth Hill of West Church Street was honoringly surprised by friends who gathered at her home for a spontaneous birthday party. A lunch followed with music and ecards, and she received several pretty and useful gifts.
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Elizabeth Hill
West Church Street
Two Held in Cupp Slaying in Ebensburg Pa
Tony Lima and James Siciliano traders from Johnstown were indicted by the County Grand Jury for the slaying of George G. Cupp, a Johnstown merchant shot in front of his home on October 29. trial slated for Monday.
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Ebensburg
Tony Lima
James Siciliano
Johnstown
George G. Cupp
Cupp
Bank Robbery Strikes Midland Savings Bank
The Midland Savings Bank in St. Louis was robbed of 1500 dollars on Tuesday afternoon by two armed men who fled in a car. Bank president L G Dowling fired on the robbers’ vehicle as he chased, assisted by a customer in another car. The cashier was Peter Meyer s eh of Clayton Maryland.
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ST. Louis
The
Midland Savings Bank
Peter Meyerseh
Clayton
L. G. Dowling
Youth aviator stranded after propeller break near Mercer
Richard E. James, 17, attempting a transcontinental flight to be the first under 21, landed two miles from Mercer at a farm due to a broken propeller amid hazy weather. His father Forest James and pilot Martin Jensen rushed from Clarion to assist as officials said the propeller might have failed on landing. If a new propeller can be obtained, James plans to continue today toward New York despite low clouds and fog over Western Pennsylvania.
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Mercer
Richard E. James
James
Martin Jensen
Forest James
Clarion
Bellefonte
Young James
Mercer Air Station
New York
Pennsylvania
Eight True Bills by Grand Jury Reported
The December term of Criminal Court saw eight true bills returned by the Grand Jury at 1 30 PM. Names include Nick Lessick for aggravated assault and battery and assault and battery Ira Donegan and Chester Fry for larceny and receiving stolen goods Tony Chespa for possessing and selling intoxicating liquor Alex Petrates for fornication and bastardy Frank W McKee for drawing and delivering worthless checks and a group including George Barbarich Sam Puglese Nick Pezzino Mongio Dinio Peter C Mouch and Joel A Bottezal for felonious entry larceny pointing and discharging firearms assault and battery and aggravated assault and battery Mrs Agnes McKillop for pandering Not true bills were found for Albert Chambers Abe Jamison Antonio Caponi John Ducci and Selmo Matteoni for fornication and for removing signs showing who loaded coal car A church bazaar and supper at Presbyterian Church on Thursday Dec 6 bazaar open 230 PM supper 600 to 730 PM
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Sam Puglese
Nick Pezzino
Mongio Dinio
Peter C. Mouch
Joel A. Bottezal
Agnes McKillop
Albert Chambers
Abe Jamison
Antonio Caponi
John Ducci
Selmo Matteoni
King George's condition described as satisfactory
London Dec 5 IN S it was learned the king is making slow but satisfactory progress according to the Exchange Telegraph. Queen Mary and Viscountess Lascelles left for an automobile ride as a palace bulletin noted the morning report was satisfactory. doctors warned relapse of infection is possible while the slight fever rise moderated. The heart condition remains anxious and will not be settled until official word. The Privy Council will function with the Prince of Wales arriving later.
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London
George
Exchange
Mary
Viscountess
Lascelles
Palace
International
Council of State
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
King George
Sir Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Whitey Weiss shot in courtroom in New York
In New York a man known as Whitey Weiss was shot and killed in a courtroom after opening fire as his sentence for robbery was being pronounced. He wounded a court attendant before being subdued. another officer fired, killing Weiss as the gun jammed.
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New York
INS
Sidney Weiss
Alis “Whitey
George L. Donnelly
Weiss
al Williams
Williams
Leo Kallstrand
Kallstrand
John Doyle
Doyle
Daughter Of English Peer Found As New York Salesgirl
The daughter of Francis, Duke of Newcastle, Lady Donna Hope, 20, worked as a department store salesgirl in New York at 25 dollars weekly. She arrived with Miss Leonora Highet, lived in Greenwich Village, and sought city work after staying at Buzzard Bay summer home. The pair rented an apartment and pursued jobs to support themselves. The Duke formerly owned the famous Hope diamond.
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New York
York
Soeety
England
Donna Hope
Francis, Duke of Newcastle
Leonora Highet
Frederick Brooke
Buzzard Bay
Greenwich Village
Lady Doria
Miss Highet
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Mrs, Pinkerton
King’s Daughters
Pioneer Bankfunt Sale
Douglass
Dupont
U. S
Plumville
Man Benedict
Alverda
J. M
Stewart & Co
Rothstein
Frederick Wilson
Institute For Risinger School
Ellis Heads Fair Society
King’s
Russia
King
J. D. Johnston
Titix
Pioneer
Sloan Bros
Ato Party Co
Rite Theatre
Honeyboy
Finnegan
Boston
New England
Mary Eugenia Carr
Dorchester
Mass
Jimmy Walker
Hoover
Episcopal Bazaar
Episcopal Parish
Douglass Studio
Miss Hill
Indiana Hotel
Thurs
Simmon
AIR
Richard James
Pat
Aden
Arabia
Whitey” Weiss
J. M. Stewart &Co
New Castle
Formarly
Gaya
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