Edison Fifty Minute Record Promises Richer Home Music
Edison unveils a Long Playing 40 minute record and phonograph, claiming eight standard records fit on one disk with no distortion. Demonstrations draw crowds as dealers tout substantial cost savings and convenient listening, simulating Carnegie Hall quality at home.
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Yang
Aek
Mr .Edison
Mydison
Orer
Edison
Mr. Edison
America
Carnegie Hall
Commodore Hotel
Commodore
Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Near Smicksburg
Mr and Mrs G R Walker observed their silver wedding anniversary at home near Smicksburg on Saturday December 4. The event featured silver decor a noon dinner and a large centerpiece wedding cake presented by G W Greiner of Indiana. Music and socialization followed with multiple family members attending including Frances Dills and George W Greiner and son Billy.
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G. R. Walker
Smicksburg
G. W. Greiner
Indiana
Merle Black
Love
Helen McConnel
Bert Pyere
Trelen
Wison
Davis
Mes. Griffith
Mirman
Carl
Mbert Brewer
Pearl
Math Lewis
Marl Lewis
Oscar
Clifford
Silas Hazlett
Herbert Smith
Elkin Edmonds
Leona Velma
Jimmie Walker
Frances Dills
Georgeville
George W. Greiner
Billy
Shannon Band Brews Crowds at Local Theatre
Music lovers packed the Indiana Theatre to see Shannon and Mrs. Shannon in a new act featuring four new pieces not yet staged in town. The couple promised two performances tonight at 7:30 and 9:30, with plans to island Blairsville's audience by introducing a refined musical show and comedy routines.
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Shanon
New York
Shannon
Indiana Theatre
Doheny Denies Criminality Over Loan to Fall
Testimony recounts Mrs. Doheny describing a loan to Mr. Fall for ranch purchase and a torn note used to shield him from repercussions. She explains the motive was to spare Fall if either Doheny husband or she faced trouble, with executors pressing for repayment. The husband’s action and the later loan details were presented to the jury through the torn document.
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Hogan
Fall
Mr. Fall
Thos Steffy Is Found Dead in Conemaugh Area
Thos Steffy died after an extended illness. He operated in Conemaugh since 1889, retired two years ago. Born 1852 in Indiana County he left a widow Alma Roberts Steffy and children Francis Conemaugh Thomas secretary of the PLA RY MCA Conemaugh, Mrs PF Dine inger, Ching Mrs Virginia Rifle, San IMeno, Rev i Stedman of Coopersdale and Miss Dora McFeaters. Funeral at 1 oclock Saturday at the residence, Rev Rh Ling officiating. Interment in Meadrigk cemetery.
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McFeaters
Conemaugh
Mr. McFeaters
Indiana—county
William MeFeaters
Indiana
Matthew MeuFeaters
Pittsburgh
Ifurry
Alma Roberts
Rh. Ling
Conemaugh M
Aomerica
Meadrigk Cemetery
P. R. R. Women’s Aid Body Visit Indiana
A Pittsburgh area Women’s Aid gathering praised the Indies and read progress of the year’s work. Attendees included many spouses of railroad officials from Aspinwall Blairsville Oakmont and Sharpsburg. They accepted an invitation to visit Indiana next summer. James E. Ray of Penna Run handled local business.
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Vale Oat Tionks
Indies
Miore
Add
Amon
Medical science removes rusted nail from boy’s lung
Kirba Pratangelo seven year old in Pittsburgh was near death after a nail half an inch long lodged in his lung. Doctors at a hospital, led by Dr Homer Moleads, performed an operation to extract the nail and the boy began recovering.
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Pittsburgh
Dee
Pine Medical Science
Kirba Pratangelo
Homer Moleads
Train hits auto killing three on impact in Arnold
A Pennsylvania train struck an automobile at the Dows Lawn crossing in Arnold last night. Waldo Myera, 1, of New Kensington was instantly killed. Ed Wolf, 45, and James McBryar, 45, both of Salina, suffered severe injuries while one other occupant died or was gravely injured.
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Arnold
Tan Dee
Muy
Waldo Myera
New Kensic
Ed Wolf
James McBryar
Salina
Dows Lawn
Dust explosion at Francisco mine traps 33 workers
Francisco Indiana December 9 thirty eight miners were believed dead or dying in mine No 2 of the Francisco Mining Co after a dust explosion at 620 am. Thirty miners were recovered badly burned four or five fatally injured entombed 86 feet below surface rescue crews labored to reach them officials hoped to remove all by noon W T Bird 38 the first body recovered was killed instantly bird left a widow and two children
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Francisco
Ind
Francisco Mining Co
Resch
Mmine
W. T. Bird
Bird
Former temple man on way to Los Angeles lead
A fugitive radio operator linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson case was found in Harrisburg Pennsylvania using the alias Fred Lininger. He admitted his identity as Tom Ormisten and said he has earned a living by writing and selling subscriptions for rad io magazines. He also revealed talks of moving toward Chicago and Los Angeles while awaiting extradition. Local police and prosecutors pursue further action.
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Ormiston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Harrisborg
St. Louis
Asa Keyes
Donnelly
Ellwood
der. O-Ins
Kenneth Gr. Ormisten
Aimee Semple- McTherson
Burrishurs
Rapys
Chie Eogherald-Examiner
Oenniston
Susquehannne Rivers
Pye Lininger
Othe Herald Myanmer
Diy
Hieagee
Oon
Angelus Temple Paisa
California
Aimee McPherson
Aimee
W—Inis
Aimee Semple MyPherson
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Harrisburg
Tadis
Carmel
Ormiston’s Revelations Spark Extradition Fight
Kenneth G Ormiston tells reporters he lived openly with no disguises, recounting encounters in Atlantis City and New York as authorities seek his return to Los Angeles. Aimee Semple McPherson dismisses any link, while Chicago lawyers prepare for an extradition bid amid a Harrisburg departure mystery.
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Chicago
Dee T
Kenneth Oroniston
Los Angeles
Edward 1
PS. Martin
Harrisburg
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Orvajston
Charles Donnelly
Tarray Itweod
Coel Lige
Joseph T. “Phompson
New York
Thane
Ormiston Wasdink
Chiesa Detotiy
In Spite of Prejudice and Rising Homestead Dreams
A fragmented tale follows Elizabeth and Wilf, lovers from a village, as their engagement falters over Elizabeth’s puppetry ambitions. He leaves for southern ventures, builds a seaside bungalow, and Elizabeth remains, torn between love and pursuing her craft shaping marionettes and stage setups.
Money in circulation rises for Christmas season
Washington reports a December 1 money circulation estimate of 404,237,000 in the United States. The total money stocks held by the government and Federal Reserve Banks reach 3,488,116,000, up 140,000,000 from a year earlier as per capita money stood at 33.38 compared with last year. The population is pegged at 116,114,900, up 1,419,003.
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Washington
Des
United States
Treasury
Lo Fey
Federal Reserve
Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Towns
S L Barr visited Johnstown yesterday while W I Ream returned to Hamers City after a week with her brother H W Kennec of Kingston Ta. Charles and Marty Shaffer came home from a week in Clearfield County. McDonald Ohio spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Willam etha Wildfriends in the Indiana Hotel. David Sheesley, a successful farmer near Hillsdale, called on Indiana friends. C O Napp of Commodore attended to business in the Court House. CG L Harkins, a Burrell Township detective, visited Lownd. I L Campbell of Heshbon spent time with his parents County Commissioner and Mrs Campbell. Notice Mrs W Hutton of Indiana is no longer in employ Hyde Murphy Company. Ydex nh W Miller assessor for Washington township filed returns in the Commissioner’s office. Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson of Fiwood City spent Wednesday with Indiana friends. H Mann, formerly superintendent of Johnston Drake and Pifer Construction, now with Bucyrus Machine Company, spent Wednesday with Indiana friends. T M Nicely of Latrobe attended to business in Indiana yesterday. Sandor Papp of Commodore was among out of town visitors. Mike Koholis of Homer City visited Indiana friends yesterday. Floyd Rummel of Coral secured a hunter license in the Treasurer’s office. Mrs Miora Cribbs of Blairsville was a guest yesterday in the home of Rey and Mrs L B Rittenhouse.
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W. Hutton
Indiana
Hyde-Murphy Company
W. Miller
Washington Township
Card of Thanks for Mrs Evang of Clymer
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the death of our beloved mother Mrs Men M Evang of Clymer. We also thank for the floral tributes and the use of automobiles on the day of the funeral.
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Men M. Evang
Clymer
Negro admits girl slaying in Chester Pa
Chester Pa December crime report says Ole Strickland, 30, nephew of Clifton Del., confessed after a lengthy police grilling to killing 18 year old Collins of Delaware County while she was returning home with a plan to buy gifts for her invalid father. He faces murder and manslaughter charges and will be arraigned.
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Chester
Ole
Fovcal
Steichland
Could Not Sleep On Left Side
Samuel Payne reports stomach pain from gas disrupted sleep, noting relief with Adlorika. Ad lerikt action marketed by Daugherty's Drug Store in Homer City, Homer City Pharmacy, claims to relieve constipation and stomach trouble and to cleanse waste matter from the system.
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Adlorika
Samuel
Payne
Aditika
Amal Adlerikt
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Homer City
Homer City Pharmacy
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Blairsville
Dohenys
Thos. Steffy
Paget
P. RR
Women’s Aid Body
James E. Ray
Penm Run
Maly d
Sciance
Et I
Ma Ormiston
Sevet
Carson
Hapelsvurg
Lo Ormiston
Ivow
Atlantis City
American Detective Society
Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City
Hearst
Harrison
Sounel Wits
Raffia Publicati Hes
Hie Manaseript
Wyer
Cy Ruby Douglas
Wadnet
Feil
Mirtanbeth Marton
Tianbeth
Chen
Pye Entertainments
Miege Han
Hansel
Elizabeth
Beall
Wilf
Mzebeth
Neway
Gohsewreckers
Tle
Doors
Folco
Milzaberk
Tome
Tun
Yan
S. L. Barr
Johnstown
Mras I W. Ream
Hamer City
H. W. Kennec
Kingston
Charles
Marty Shaffer
Clearfield County
McDonald
Ohio
Mea
Willam Etha i
Indiana Hotel
David Sheesley
Hillsdale
C. O. Napp
Burrell Township
Lown
Campbell
Heshbon
Mus. C
Edward Wilson
Fiwood City
H. Mann
Johnston, Drake and Pifer
Bucyrus Machine Company
T. M. Nicely
Latrobe
Sandor Papp
Mike Koholis
Floyd Rummel
Coral
Treasurer's
Miora Cribbs
Rey
L. B. Rittenhouse
Vane
Aniavonda
Beth Steel
Mather
Motors
Granby
Hayes
Niahel
Kans City
Lehigh
Magna
Cage Mar
Middle States
Prairie Pipe Sbebe Ees
Phillips Pet Gai Hs
Punta Alegre Su 415 Agn
Packard
Pierce Arrow
VW Radio Week
Royal Dutch
Estinghomne
Negro
Glasser
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