Classified Advertisements and State Government Reorganization
The piece notes one cent a word pad in ads and outlines display rates upon request. It discusses Pennsylvania State government reorganization aimed at retrenchment and faster operations, detailing personnel changes, employee input, and occasional friction. President Coolidge is anticipated as a candidate for re election with Hiram Johnson viewed as less credible in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Samuel S. Lewis
Ehange
State House
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
South Dakota
Hiram Johnson
Party press reception shapes candidate study
Candidates will study carefully the reception he receives at the hands of the party press. They are very likely to find congpent generally favorable.
Minton dale Man on Trial at Ebensburg
Testimony described severe burns on Massenka, with Dr Hays stating two thirds of his body burned and he died the next night. Prosecution theory suggested Madsenka set fire to his clothes with a grave, but Wayda denied involvement and was arrested.
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J. Po McFarlane
Charles Hays
Massenka
Memorial Hospital
Tohnstown
Maisenka
Hhe
Madsenka
Wayda
Ifice Harvey McArdie
Len
Wex Situation Grows Serious Strike Disrupts Communications
Reports describe a serious strike by power house workers with efforts to induce return to work. Wires were cut and tracks torn at Issasi to cripple rail and telegraph links to Monterey. Troops accompany trains as communication resumes. rebels seize grain in Vera Cruz Jalisco area and threaten Tamaulipas. Population remains loyal to Mexico City as authorities urge calm and distant rebel advance.
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Monterey
Issasi
Mexico City
United States
Juarez
Vera Cruz
Jalisco
Tamaulipas
Tampico
Vera Crus
Russet Seed Potatoes Coming to Indiana Pa
Arrangements are under way to bring in several carloads of northern Michigan certified Russet seed potatoes. They are expected to arrive in spring, around late April, at an estimated price of 1.75 dollars per bushel in two and a half bushel bags. Orders should be placed now with J. W. Warner of Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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Michigan
J. W. Warner
Indiana
Blairsville Scout Commissioner's Inspiring Address
Blairsville presents the Scout Commissioner's address titled Scouting's Challenge County. The message, delivered to Indiana County Boy Scouts of America council officers and members, urges a strong start to the new year under favorable auspices and outlines a program to strengthen Scouting with expected achievements for the year.
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Scouting
Challenge County
Indiana County
Cowneil
Boy Scouts of America
Indiana
Dear Dear Those Deer Hunt Ends With Bucks
A Stafford party reports three fine bucks killed in a four day hunt at Clearfield County. Wallie Grumbling and Earl Shaffer reached field after dark and each produced bucks, Shaffer a two pronger, Grumbling a five pronged rack. Others in the group returned empty handed.
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Georgeville
Stafford
Wallie Grumbling
Earl Shaffer
Clearfield County
Shaffer
John Shaw
James Moore
Stafford J
Court session ends December term with verdicts
Criminal court closes its December term as jurors are excused for the week. Yesterday the jury found Mural Coral not guilty of aggravated assault and battery, with costs to be shared by the defendant and prosecutor John Toten. Frank Jacobsen’s bond forfeited for failure to appeal while Verona Polka and Egnatz Bogan were convicted of adultery and fornication respectively. A murder case against Joe Park will proceed with a hearing tomorrow to determine guilt.
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The
Commonwealth
Mural Coral
John Toten
Frank Jacobsen
Verona Polka
Blairsville
Egnatz Bogan
Joe Park
Mary Bruno
Heilwood
Brookhart's push to curb rail freight costs and reform act
Senator Brookhart, declining presidential plans, vows to fight to end the 1924 freight rate system. He outlines a bill to repeal section 16, cut railroad capitalization to market value, erase unearned increment capitalization, cap adequate returns, and reduce rail asset valuation from 19 to 12 billion dollars. He claims the plan would save over 7 billion in stock value and lower freight rates by about a billion annually while regulating railroad suppliers to end large graft.
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Brookhart
Senate
Merchants to Enjoy Treat at Indiana Hotel Dinner
Merchant Association of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce announces a major social event for local merchants. J W Griest, renowned lecturer and manager of Chicago Retail Merchants Association, will be the principal speaker. A formal dinner at the Indiana Hotel, with special music by the local orchestra, is priced at one dollar per plate and set for 6 30 Thursday evening.
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Merchantile Association
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Griest
United States
Retail Merchants Association of Chicago
Griest
Indiana Hotel
Urge completion of B P Highway detour removal
The Clearfield Progress reports progress on removing detours and completing the B P Highway improvements from Clearfield to DuBois and beyond to Erie. A 70 foot concrete section under the underground B R and P crossing at Bailey’s and a new bridge over Anderson Creek are scheduled, with the detour at Clarion to be removed before winter ends.
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Waather
Clearfield
DuBois
Erie
Bailey’s
Bridgeport
Anderson Creek
E. M. Westcott
Flo
Highway Department
Clarion
State Highway Department
France Makes Concessions to U S Viewpoint
Paris reports Washington plans to join an Allied reparations inquiry with Colonel J A Logan as American representative and Mr Barthou as chairman. The reparations commission could name new powers by Friday, depending on British politics and appointments. London notes official optimism that U S participation advances toward a definite settlement, while warning Washington remains noncommittal on policy.
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Paris
Washington
J. A. Logan
Barthou
England
Bennett Firm Low Bidders on Local Road Contract
The Bennett firm led four bidders for a local road project, with Mor rison of New Brighton and Reitz Lrus of Sanbury among others. The contract covers Lower Mahoney township on the Susquehanna Trail and the remaining stretch from the White township line to Clymer, with work to begin early spring and be rushed to completion. The award adds momentum to road development across Indiana and Clymer counties.
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Patterson
WW. S. Morrison
New Brighton
NorUumberland — County
Lower Mahoney Township
Susquehanna Trai
Reitz Lrus
Sanbury
Locat Avark
McCrady Bros
Raddock
Thorng Bros
Burnside
State Construction Company
New Kensington
Clymer
White Township
M. Bennett and Sons
Indiana
Whale County
Coal for Brooder Stoves Ordered for Poultrymen
A carload of chestnut anthracite rank coal has been ordered for poultry men using coal burning brooders. Delivery is expected in one or two weeks. Poultrymen should mail orders to J. W. Warner, Indiana, Pa. Expected price about 15 dollars delivered in Indiana. A local business will handle the orders.
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J. W. Warner
Indiana
Dr John Shaw Goes On Trial For Prohibition Violations
Philadelphia October 12 Dr John D Shaw the district s first physician arrested for alleged prohibition violations faces trial today on a charge of issuing fraudulent whiskey prescriptions. Prosecutors allege 24 prescriptions secured by a prohibition agent name fictitious patients Two women serve on the jury in the case.
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Philadelphia
INS
John d. Shaw
This Man Intends To Keep It In The House
In May or June 1019 a person bought four bottles believed valuable and used Mayer's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. The product claimed to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation of intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with one dose.
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Mayer
Harding Memorial Week prompts Indiana County teachers to clear Friday for service
County Superintendent James F. Chapman urged Indiana County teachers to adjust Friday afternoon December 14 for a Harding memorial service. Senator J. O. Clark leads regional push as crosses illuminate buildings nightly. The Evening Gazette serves as Harding Memorial Association funds depository with engraved certificates for contributors.
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James F. Chapman
Evening Gazette
Indiana County
J. O. Clark
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Ibas
Harding Memorial Association
Harding Fund
Gazette
Funeral notices for Adam Lowry and local residents
funeral notices detail Adam Lowry’s church and fraternal service with Odd Fellows and Sons of Veterans, his family survivors, and burial on the daughter's anniversary. also reports the death of Thomas Mulvehill and Ruth Findley with brief survivor lists and planned services.
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Adam Lowry
John R. Lowry
Breckenridge
Adam Lowry, Jr
Martha Lowry
Lowry
Seaves
James Lowry
Jean Lowry
Mary Boyd
Pittsburgh
Deaths of Arthur C Chapman and Andy Satrin
Arthur C Chapman 31, of Cherryhill Township, died after an operation for appendicitis at Indiana Hospital. He taught for years and was an instructor near Penn Run. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman, wife Frances Aline, and infant Lorraine. Funeral at Penn Run Presbyterian Church with interment Harmony cemetery. Andy Satrin, a miner of Coal Run, died in a mine accident from a rock fall. Funeral services and interment at St Bernard’s cemetery.
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Thomas Mulvehill
Behrenfeld
Widew
Gatherine Mulvehill
Frank
Clem Mulvell
South Fork
Matthew Mulvehill
Punxsutawney
Leonard Mulvehill
Wehrum
Andy Satrin
Coal Run
St. Bernard's Cemetery
State Library Chief Resigns in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Dec 12 Governor Pinchot announced a successor for State Librarian George Donehoo this week. Donehoo declined to discuss retirement plans but said he had received a letter requesting his resignation.
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Harrisburg
George Donehoo
Pinchot
Donehoo
Bank Robbers Rebuffed in Greensburg Attempt
Dec. 12 An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday to rob the Peoples National Bank here. The robbers blew the door off the vaults but were frightened away before obtaining any loot. A similar attempt was made four years ago, according to the police.
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Greensburg
Peoples National Bank
Sherman Cuneo Found Dead in Washington Home
Sherman A Cuneo publicity director of the Prohibition Unit died in his Washington home. Cause of death listed as carbon monoxide from a water heater escape. Cuneo formerly headed the government press bureau under Haynes and was a noted public figure. The report notes his Sandusky Ohio origins and prior newspaper work before entering federal service in the Harding era.
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Washington
Sherman
A. Cuneo
Prohibition
Treasury Department
Motyawio Pase
Jan le Cuney
Hhey
Haynes
Cuney
Sandusky
Ohio
Begins
Harding
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Inatana Benne & Publishing
Sen International News Service
Me Marshall
Mer
H. Mbessick
Aaygne Mall
Bell—206
Mintondale
Ebensburg
Wex
J. Norman Hunter
R x
Hoover Sale
Ee Hoover “Ynonauration
Hoover
Tana
J. M. Stewart & CO
B.P
B. P
Neck of the Woods
France
U. S
Chicago
Taglind
London
Dee
2Ident
Coolidee
Officeircles
Foreign Office
DR. Shaw
Pagi
Ruth Matilda Findley
Samuel M
Bella Hartman Findley
East Wheatfield Township
Raymond Winuley
Porn
Engineering Corps
George
Charley Mir Iley
Wintendale
Roy and
Betcon Findley
State Library
Sherman Cuneo
Flias ¥. Weaver
Edwin Drom
West Mahbnings
Nsixwbeth Williams
Martha W. Bennett
Second Ward
Indi Ana
C. Bigoro
Stanislaw Kylus
Clymor
George Razzo
Annie Katsvinsky
Thaw Reenae
Joseping’y Josephing
Ernest Bloomquist
Aultman
Dauhter
Louise
Utility Electric CO
Call Utility Electric CO
George T. McHenry
Phila. Street
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