Hold Election Of Officers For 4080 In Memorial Dinner
The annual election of officers for 4080 was held at Memorial last night. Elected were Hugh M Bell, Clair Weaver, BE Dale Timber Jake, James McNella, and Fred Weitzel. Aquet on January 15 will honor George Smith of Somer Wat as Grand Chief-de-Gare.
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Chef-de-Gare
Hugh M. Bell
Ghet-deTrain
Clair Weaver
Com- Wiskare Intendent
BE. Dale Timber- Jake
Chicminotts
James McNella
Valjean Work
Fred Weitzel
George Smith
Somer- Wat
Trial resumes as witnesses called to link defendant to crime
The prosecution pushes to finish its case amid judge's remarks about cumulative evidence. George and two pistol experts are among the remaining witnesses, as Defense Attorney Murray objects to the indictment proceeding.
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James D. c Wurray
Railroads tied by voting trusts and common control
The document discusses how voting trusts and common control could extend influence across multiple railroads including Van Sweringens linked lines, Pennroad Co, and major carriers such as Nickel Plate Erie Pere Marquette and Chesapeake and Ohio. It notes Pennroad’s stock positions and trustees, and the potential to unify under common control through a chain of entities, with a plan to study state railroad systems after Congress convenes.
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van Sweringens
Nickel Plate
Erie
Pere Marquette
Kesapeake
Ohio
Pennroad Co
Var
Prner
Pennsylveher Commission
Allegheny
Allegheny Corporation
Ithout
Commission
E Commission
Ing
Business leaders meet in Washington to assess economy
About 40 top executives, led by President Hoover, gathered in Washington to diagnose current conditions and future prospects. The meeting sought measures to keep business activity steady through winter, easing fear of unemployment and supporting consumer power. Ford’s wage increases were noted amid falling prices as a sign of industry resilience.
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Mr. Hoover
George l. Holmes
INS
Washington
Hoover
White House
Iki
Jay Ford
W. W. Atterbury
Bernard
Nation's Business Survey mobilizes major firms
The United States Chamber of Commerce mobilizes nearly 260 trade associations and scores of leading business figures across railroads, manufacturing, banking, mining, utilities, insurance, and more. President Hoover assigned the project to continue from his White House efforts, aiming to map the nation’s business landscape.
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M. Baruch
John J. Raskob
Charles M. Schwab
Pierre Dupont
J. A. Farrell
James G. Harbord
Louis PF. Swift
Myron C. Taylor
Julius Rosenwald
Daniel Willard
Oqwan UD. Young
Iron and Steel Institute
National
Taxicab Owners’ Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
White House
Stocks At 1 00 New York Dec 5 amid profit taking
Stocks in New York drifted early trade as investors booked profits and funds flowed into safer issues. Major industrials and utilities fell while a few names like United Corporation and Fox Film showed modest gains amid a slow market tone with call money at 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Hull
Fox Film
Miso
Oita
Atlantic
General Electric
Johns Manville
American Can
Anaconda
Andes
United Corporation
Allegheny Corp i
Cansersseeevens Am Foy Power
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Raf Sues Ain Tel
Teloy Varnedall A
Suses Buth Steel
Qhrysler
Ees Calumat-Helen
Gis-Nlec
Uupp
Vaeerress
Hayes Body Sesuseere
Kelly Springfield O
Svesseree Bom
Pisyeere
Bay Man
Bai LN
Aimer Corp
Seesene
Syevene
Nevada
Packard -Eysenne Path Ex Inc
Eysenees
United Corpseseeuse
Ugi Wiesevsenececes Beg
Overland Seerereee
Warner Brot
Elec
S.sseyeye
Air Biatoye
UNS
Steel Vesseeeve
LTA
Yel Truk’ Sijicie
Hoover to open season with address on trade cooperation
President Hoover will inaugurate the season with an address reflecting his continued interest in the trade situation. Secretary Lamont and Dr Julius Klein will speak, followed by brief reports from about 32 trade groups outlining conditions and prospects. the meeting aims to craft closer cooperation between the Department of Commerce and trade associations.
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Hoover
Commerce Lamont
Julius Klein
Department of Commerce
Department
Washington
Lindbergh Leads Search For Missing Pilot Nelson
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh arrives at Cleveland airport to lead 15 planes in a snowbound search for missing mail pilot Thomas P. Nelson. The fleet sweeps east from Cleveland with five mile squares, focusing on Stonesboro and Ohio timberlands as crews scan for clues of a crash or wreckage.
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Cleveland
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thomas P. Nelson
Lee
New Yorks
Nelson
Lindy
Lone Eagle
Here
Bellefonte
Stonesboro
Ohio
Phil Love
St. Louis
Charles A
Lindbergh
New York
Sunbury
Salvation Army Christmas Activities Promote Gives and Appeals
The Salvation Army launches Christmas efforts with 1400 copies of War Cry and 200 letter appeals mailed. Street kettles begin this Saturday and continue weekly toward Christmas as volunteers distribute toys and food to needy children, urging shoppers to aid in practical Santa Claus work. Checks payable to the Salvation Army, mailed to Ensign H R Painter, 636 Water Street.
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Salvation Army
Santa Claus
H. R. Painter
Water Street
Lindbergh Joins Search For Missing Mail Pilot Nelson
In Bellefonte and Cleveland a large air search forms as Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh joins the effort to locate missing air mail pilot Thomas P. Nelson. A 500 dollar reward lingers, planes equipped with radios scan the snowbound route from Cleveland toward Pennsylvania, while Lindbergh guides a 14-plane squadron departing around 8 a.m. to sweep the area.
Senators Fight to Seat Vare Amid Fraud Allegations
Senators Reed and Shortridge contend Vare was officially elected. Norris Caraway Bratton lead opposition citing $890,000 primary expenditure and fraudulent Philadelphia voting as grounds to nullify his victory.
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Reed
Shortridge
Cal
Fess
Ohio
Waterman
Vare
Kla Atate
Ware
Norris
Neb
Caraway
Ark
Bratton
N. M
Chamber
Debate on Vare and Wilson cases in Senate
The Senate heard a personal appearance over a disputed election matter as Vare defended his actions and denied fraud. Senator Shortridge said the Wilson case would be voted on first, with a final decision on Vare likely by mid next week, signaling a vacancy in Pennsylvania's Senate representation.
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Senate
Vare
Wilson
Senate Elections Committee
Shortridge
Cal
Norrie
Pennsylvania
Guess Who First Rehearsal for 1930 Bride’s Pageant
A cast list and roles for a December 6 7:30 PM rehearsal appear in a local program for the Bride’s Pageant with names including Brien Herb Longwill Lewis Clark Ikey Rosenstein Pearl Walker W. CG Mitchell and Clarence Spragg. Tickets are on sale at Hall's Book Store.
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Brien Herb Longwill
Lewis Clark
Ikey Rosenstein
Pearl Walker
Mitchell Bride
H. O Estep Bride
W. H. RB
Wiley Charlie Chaplin
Waynes Suder
Clymer
Heath
Walker, Delos ‘Campbell
Mary Pickford
Clarence Spragg Groom
Eames Groom
Frank Tdvingston
Kenneth Heath
Hoover William Herple
Hoover
Porter Spragg
Pat Hauxhurst
Pat O'Grady
Rogie O'Grady
Walace Cunningham
Harry Leader Sereed
Pony Mead
Greta Garbo
J. W. Gibson
Calvin Coolidge Sharif “Borland
Coolidge
Balfour
Stewart
Sedsepeeneeseas
George ‘MoLschiin
Annie Laurie
Harold Zener
Pershing
Joe Porter
Lindbergh
John St. Clair
Hugh T. Rink
Black Bride
G. Turley Rastus
Melba McCreery
Ellsworth Campbell
John D. Rockefeller
A. Edison
H. P. Anderson
Fred. Sprankle
Lord Chesterton
Earl
C, W
Ralph Stewart
Harry Johnson
Edgar Walker
Graham
Buchheit
Hanna
Beryl Seanor
Groomsmen
Bert ‘Atcheson
Bert Clark
Tas
A. Smith
H. H. Rarigh
Chas. Butler
Rev. Taylor
Hale Longwill
Francis Smithing
Paul Steetle
M. Zeigler
Shan “Bears
G. BE
Siphantth Vege
Seeveespeseeses
Hall's
Streams Family Firm in Indiana History Mentioned
The obituary notes mortician Silas C Streams continuing a family firm in Indiana once run with his father in law John F Steving. The Steving partnership name Steving and Streams later passed to Streams after Steving retired, marking a transition in the business.
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Indiana
Freehy Y
John F. Steving
Steving and Streams
Steving
Silas C. Streams
Shakespeare Club To Celebrate Golden Anniversary Dinner
The Shakespeare Club in the county seat marks 50 years since its founding with a December 18 dinner at Indiana Country Club for current and former members. Key officers include Thomas Sutton as president and S. W. Guthrie as treasurer, with 185 members since inception and 70 deceased.
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Shakespeare Club
Indiana Country Club
J. H. Young
B. B. Tiffany
Seventh Street
Street Railway
John M. Daugherty
Hart Daugherty
Clark J. Dickis
George J. Feit
Charles R. Foster
M. C. Gordon
Mary
E. Guthrie
New Red Attack in China Feared
London dispatches report fears of a renewed large scale Red army drive in Manchuria. Mukden Government seeks settlement but resists the stringent Soviet terms as talks on the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute continue unresolved.
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China
London
Manchuria
Shanghai
Mukden
Indiana Visitors Fill Local Naturalization Court Scene
U S Attorney Laula G Tilia attended naturalization court while numerous Indiana visitors were noted including E Nupp and Martin Nupp, Miss Wilda McGaughey from West Philadelphia returning from Detroit, Jay McAnulty from Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Telford Henry of Pittsburgh, and many others touring the area for business, social calls, or hunting license pickups. The report lists residents from Blairsville Canton Canton Creekside Shelocta and surrounding townships visiting in town and local offices with brief mentions of hunting licenses and civic attendances.
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U.S
Laula G. Tilia
Zigesburgh
E. Nupp
Martin Nupp
Indiana
Vincent Bunch
Rhensburg
Wilda McGaughey
West Philadelphia
Detroit
Mids
Jay McAnulty
Pittsburgh
Fay
Jane
South Third Street
Telford
Henry
I Irwin P. McHenry
Third Street
Wilmer Henry
Ord Foust
Ralph
George Chilton
Parnassus
Clyde Miller
Canton
G. W. Chilton
Harold Nesbit
People's Bank of
Commodore
H. K. Fishers
Creekside
Joseph White
Center Township
James Rocco
Homer City
T. Powers
Blairsville
Tony Askey
Clymer
John Russell
Shelocta
Walter Hollis
J. N. Elder
Edna ‘Elder Blackford
Windslow
Arizona
Ben ‘Williams
Pine Township
Court House
George Nesbit
Joseph
Sarah
M. Graffing
Wehrum
Department of Public Service
Harrisburg
Clyde Hoskings
Green’ Township
L. E. Empfield
Buffington Township
Harry Young
Green Township
Austin Cessna
Sheloca
N. C. Billings
Cherry Tree
Glenn Steffey
Saltshore
Harry Waltermire
Clyde W. Rough
Armstrong Township
Kenneth Boring
Blacklick
G. B. Adama
Washington Township
Dan McMillan
Chambersvile
Missionary Elizabeth Bealon to Speak at Local Church Tonight
Miss Elizabeth M Bealon from Kolar India will speak at the Methodist Episcopal Church tonight at 7:18 o'clock. Everyone is invited to hear this interesting speaker. Evening Gazette supplies the notice.
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Elizabeth M. Bealon
Kolar
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
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