Dynamite Blast Kills Four On Lonely Farm
A dynamite blast at a rural farm killed four and injured several others. A heroic mother and children escaped as flames and debris menaced the home. Two inquests ruled the deaths accidental. Funeral arrangements set for the four victims in Rural Valley area. Survivors include the father and son and a daughter living in Pennsylvania.
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Lonely Farm
Maria
Book Wins
Twilk Nelson
Althoush
Beward
Bia
Strange County
Indiana County
Kay Fered W. St. Clair
Justices of the Peace
Arimeteonge County
Paaxsuetawney, Pa
Bituminous Men Called for Conference
Devis urged the coal industry to unite and reform to restore public confidence and prevent depressions and strikes. He warned that without internal harmony and profitability the nation will push for action from outside the industry.
D A R Packing Holiday Chest Event Recap
The D A R packing holiday chest continues as Miss Ida Wallace reads a Christmas message. The Ladies' Choir of 12 or more members performs carols under Mrs J Blair Sutton, with praise for the music. The January meeting will be at Miss Wallace's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Ida Wallace
J. Blair Sutton
Firemen's Ball Thursday Eve in San Francisco
Scenes were taken during the big fire in San Francisco. Tickets admit one to either the Rite Theatre or the dance. People without tickets can buy at the door or from Paul Lewis at the First National Bank. Donations aid the Indiana Fire Company, whose members receive no compensation for dangerous work. They always respond when needed. donations needed before tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rite Theatre
Paul Lewis
First National Bank
Theatre
Armory
Wmo
Indiana Fire Company
Third tedious day to get jury
A Stark County murder trial in progress with Judge Diehl presiding as defense seeks a change of venue. McDermott’s attorney challenges the motion. McClintock opposes, offering to testify and questioning the affidavit about pretrial media interventions. The court delays ruling, with further advisement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Didge Kalewin W. Diehl
Diehl
Gens
McDermott
AL Urany
Newise AM
McDermote
McClintock
Stark County
Hinself
Ons Slater
Melermott
Thieein
Bat Mills
McDermale
Tasfy
Budget Presentation Reforms and President Coolidge Message
A long budget summary outlines 1928 expenditures and receipts, noting reductions, surpluses, and tax shifts. President Coolidge urges Congress not to rock the boat as tax legislation seems unlikely this session, with outlook for debt retirement and economic policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
Congress
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Treasury
Farm Bloc
Lineal
Andrews
Plana
Missionary Talk at Baptist Church on South China
Mira Provence Drew, secretary of the South China Boat Mission, will speak at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening at 8.00. She will describe conditions in South China and the work on houseboats along the Pearl River, inviting all interested to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Provence Drew
South China
Baptist Church
Welock
Miss Deew
South China Beas
Nero and Sharpsburg Fire Feud Sparks Townwide Blaze
In Ree 8 Tennessee, Nero fled as flames tore through the Enameled Metals Company plant in Tna, triggering a feud with Sharpsburg volunteers. Witnesses said Sharpsburg hose lines clashed with Nero’s crew prompting water jets while enplaves dumped chemicals to finally halt the blaze after 4000 gallons of enamel burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puplrsburgh
Ree
Wnero
Rome
Tna
Sharpsburge
Suburbes
Sharpsburg Company
Hegan
Hina
Paratus
Picture Magnate Dies Sudenkly Mastbaum 35 dies in Philadelphia
Jules Mastbaum a nationally known motion picture theater magnate and head of the Stanley Company of America died after an abdominal infection following surgery. From a Danville packing bay to owning 235 theaters in Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Delaware and the District of Columbia he built a real estate empire as well. He will be buried tomorrow afternoon in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Dec
CINS
Jules Hi
Mastbaum
Jefferson Hospital
Gimbel Brothers
Danville
Stanley Company of America
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Penn Run Club Ends Successful Season
The Penn Run Rod and Gun Club in West Township Huntingdon County ended a successful season last Friday noon with six bucks bagged. Members listed include Jay Ackerson Howard Brown Marion Brown Max Fowler Trube Iyock M J Golden Wess Croft Blair Henry Frank Heney George Mason Arch Niceiyonger Clyde Putt Robi Ray Harry Shaffer Torrance Shaf fer R E Simpson Roy E Stephens Arch Stewart Harry Stewart Arthur Strong Harry Widdowson William Widdowson Thomas Willard. Bucks were killed by Jay Ackerson Max Fowler Trube Iyock Terrence Shaller Roy FE Stephens and Thomas Willard.
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Penn Run Rod and Gun Club
West Township
Huntingdon County
Jay Ackerson
Howard Brown
Marion Brown
Max Fowler
Trube Iyock
M. J. Golden
Wess Croft
Blair Henry
Frank Heney
George Mason
Arch Niceiyonger
Clyde Putt
Robi
Ray
Harry Shaffer
Torrance Shaffer
R. E. Simpson
Roy E. Stephens
Arch Stewart
Harry Stewart
Arthur Strong
Harry Widdowson
William Widdowson
Thomas Willard Bucks
Trube Fyoek
Terrence Shaller
Roy ‘Fe
Stephens
Thomas Willard
Fall Doheny Case Postponed In Washington
The Fall-Doheny conspiracy trial adjourned for 24 hours as R. E. Doheny, the oil magnate, was confined to bed after a second arm operation. Defense sought to proceed with one defendant A. Ui Kall, but Justice Hoehling delayed to review whether a defendant must be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. A. Hoohling
RE. L. Doheny
Frank J. Hogan
Secretary of the Interior
Albert Ui Kall
Hoehling
Doctor Walsh Is Found Guilty In Medical Death Case
A verdict returns against Doctor Walsh in a death by alleged negligent surgery involving Mrs Edith boreche. The court proceeding concluded after testimony and jury deliberation with the defendant found guilty as charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Walsh
Hoztin
Dee &Tins
Woolworth Stock Dividend Slashed Amid Store Expansion
Woolworth Company reduced its stock dividend and announced record dates amid a plan to expand with new stores next year. Directors reported 68 stores opened this year and 45 more under lease, signaling a scaled growth strategy and impact on shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth Company
Inite
Les One Thin
Mrs Thomas B Clark Visits Pittsburgh At Mayor Duggan Home
Mrs. Thomas B. Clark of North Ninth Street departed yesterday for Pittsburgh to be a guest in the home of her brother and sister in law Mayor and Mrs Charles H. Duggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Clark
North Ninth Street
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Dug
Lowden Looms as Candidate at Conference
Dass Congro, ree Frank Lowden, former governor of Tiviole, urged price stabilization for farm products at the American... conference. He dismissed the sacred cow of supply and demand, cited the British rubber monopoly as a reason for standardized prices, and warned agriculture faces decay if no action is taken to protect both consumers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogngo
Ree Frank
Lowden
Congress
Tiviole
City Leaders Convene on Uniform Traffic Regulations
Harrisburg pa December 8 representatives of Pennsylvania met to draft uniform traffic regulations. The Pennsylvania Motor Federation endorses the conference as a step toward progress in traffic control. Officials from various cities will discuss plans to eliminate confusion caused by differing rules.
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Harrisburg
INS Representativ
Pennsylvania
Gary
Gilford Pinthot
Pennsylvania Moray Federation
Heid
Tafay
Advice to Gov. Small on filling McKinley seat
Washington dispatch reports Gov. Len Small of Illinois weighing administration guidance against appointing Col. Frank L. Smith to fill the late Senator W. B. McKinley’s unexpired term. Smith’s election to the Seventieth Congress and pressure over campaign expenditures spark a fight senators may refuse to seat Smith, prompting swift political maneuvering as Springfield and Washington monitor the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Len Small
Tinois
Frank L. Smith
W. B. McKinley
Smith
Allen Moore
Illinois
Smitch
Congress
McKinsey
Springfield
Senate
Harmony breakfasts draw Republican leaders at White House
President Coolidge hosted a harmony breakfast at the White House this morning with Republican leaders and notable guests. Senator Lynn J. Fraser of North Dakota attended for the first time since last year’s controversy over supporting polities, amid a gathering of party members in good standing.
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Wastington
Nee
Coolidge
Harmony
White Horse
Goth Congress
White House
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Ba Pollette
Ate Hep
Saueawe
Dame Melba Sings for the Poor in Ratters Wells Drive
The campaign to save Ratters Wells Cheater seeks a second Old Whit to aid the poor in Lendins North Eod as Dame Melba pledges a free concert. Her father's death delayed her appearance but she may redeem her pledge next Tuesday amid news flashes.
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Lon Tors
Diane Noni
Kine
Quicey Maury
Ds Pati
Sites Agin - Hoke
Oper
Ehlass
Sol Vi
Ratters Wells
Lendins North Eod
Donna
Toy
Hubbard in His Own Defense
Hubbard testifies in a paternity case recounting dates of their relationship. He says mutual understanding existed before a California trip and that he gave Miss Caldwell $2000 to cover a family home repair. He describes buying jewelry and details of addresses in his earlier defense. Frank Conley was present when Caldwell requested to see a pearl ring at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Hubard
Aeteoss Vy
Mubbard
Privintim
the Plaints
New Jersey
Miss Caldwell
Pennsylvania
Frank Conley
Doheny III Trial Postponed Amid Character Testimony
Doheny III faces a delayed trial as legal teams prepare character endorsements from notable figures including John McCormack the Irish tenor who plans to testify at the earliest opportunity. Federal Judge Benjamin Bledsoe presides in Los Angeles with Wilton J. Gamberts listed as lead counsel for Fall, fate of testimony undetermined.
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West
Doheny
John McCormack
McCormack
New York
Megan
Benjamin Bledsoe
Los Angeles
Wilton J. Gamberts
Fall
No Jury For McDermott Case In Canton Court
In Canton Ohio Judge and courtroom officials prepared for a murder trial involving Patrick McDermott in the killing of Don R. Mellett, publisher of the Canton News. Ten jurors had been seated with 28 of 62 on the original panel remaining as selections continued amid expected peremptory challenges.
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Canton
Ohio
Patrick KE. McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Little Black Bag Comes Again in Prohibition Trial
On the second day of Col. Ned M. Green's trial in San Francisco the prohibition administrator for Northern California and Nevada faced questions over alleged liquor transport from prohibition headquarters to his quarters where it is claimed he dispensed liquor to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ned M. Green
Prohibition
California
Nevada
Green
Points on People Stumbles in New York Stock Quotation Open
Mrs James Peterman of Wayne Avenue returns from Pittsburgh where she stayed with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Glate Watermain. Chief of Police CG Long and assistant Bol Nonl from Blairsville attended court here today.
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Mra
James Peterman
Wayne Avenue
Pittsburgh
Glate Watermain
CG. Long
Bol Nonl
Blairsville
Local Social Bits From Lewisville and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Bertha Waving hosted the Missionary Society gathering on Thursday afternoon. O W Shields Arthur Shields and Miss Ruth Tawinge made a business trip to Livermore on Saturday. Vivian Brown spent the weekend at her Saline shore home. Kenneth Weils of Seteris visited. Betty Durby spent the weekend with friends at Blacklick. Mrs dC Lam and dewehiet were with her sister. Mrs W Hood of Elders Ridge and Mrs J B Gibson called on Mrs J C Berkey on Saturday. Subscribe for the Gazette.
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Bertha Waving
Th Missionary Society
O. W. Shields
Arthur Shields
Ruth Tawinge
Livermore
Vivian Brown
Salishore
Kenneth Weils
Seteris
Dr. 2
Betty Durby
Blacklick
Dc. Lam and
Dewehiet
Fier Sieb
Scranton Visitors Help Install Mortgage Index at County Office
G S White and the Misses Wert Davis and Keeler of Scranton arrived yesterday to install the new mortgage index in the Register and Recorder office. County patrons and residents from Indiana and nearby towns were seen about the Court House for various business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. White
Wert
Davis and
Keeler
Scranton
Register and Recorder's Office
J. A. Remet
Hri
M. KR. Conrad
New Florence
Court House
Henry and
Walker Billings
Glen Campbell
Bazaar at Elders Ridge Becomes Clear Fundraiser
Elders Ridge bazaar on Thursday evening proves highly successful with almost everything sold and most proceeds clear. Glen Woodside of Brick Church, a Columbia Gas Co. employee, is noted, while James Humphrey remains able to be around. Subscribing to the Evening Gazette.
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Glen Woodside
Columbia Gas Co
James Humphrey
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D. A. R. Packing Holiday Chest
Nero
Penn Run
Woolworth
GOV
Proadening Harmony Meals
Mme
Melba
Hubbard
N. Y
Ajax
Amn
Inish Beith Steel
Paul Cramer
Baldwin
Farmer's and Merchants? Bank
Barnsdall Ac
Cherry Tree
Indiana
John Lytle
iKelly
Lehigh
Middle States
Nynhuh
Phillips
Punta Alegre Supery
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Ivy and
Ste Tees
OG Rock Island
Sinclair Oi
Souls
Studebanar
South Rails
Ant Union
Westinghouse
Idan GM
Wind
A. B. Masten & Company Inttselagh Ra
Lewisville
John Notley
Citiyens of
Gherry Tree
Squire
W.mpfield
John Smith
Marion Center
Elder Smith
Ss. . Alexander
Albert Wiggins
New York City
Julia Wiggins
Ol. Wy. Mutton
Thyde-Murphy Company
Hunter Wissinger
Liam Brady
Johnstown
Jaigzo
Comminlore
Howard Aultman
Blairaville
Elders Ridge
Evening Gazette
Xmaz
Glasser's
Indiana, Pa
Nepevit Bank Bldg
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