Bandits Rob Two Banks In Broad Daylight
In Pittsburgh four to six robbers used professional precision in looting the Perry 2c Bank and a Westerville bank. At Perry 2c Bank, tellers and customers were herded into a vault. loot was under $1,000. A sixth member drove the getaway limousine. At Westerville the gang robbed the bank of about $4,000, employing two cars to stage the raid and forcing customers to the floor. Police launched a manhunt with riot guns as several patrons were endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Dev
Jose
Frank Boyd
Westerville
Bank of
Columbus Highway
Temporary Truce Between Hoover and Rep Leaders
A Senate resolution signals a potential debate over government relief measures amid unemployment distress. It cites destitution among citizens and the President's stance on restricting relief to protect income taxpayers, urging consideration of these interests and resulting in a formal Senate resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
REP
The
Senate of
United States
My. Hoover
Jim
Wisconsin
Senate
White House
Cleveland man testifies in case tied to 1929 shooting
Joseph Melcher of Cleveland defends his role as guard aboard a Seol Transporta tion track car during a strike fallout. He claims innocence and recalls the slay ing of Thecadere Kyl, with details about the driver and surrounding events as the trial progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Innocent
Joseph Melcher
Cleveland
Kuil
Capone Brother and 17 Charged in Chicago Prohibition Conspiracy
Federal grand jury indicts Ralph Capone and seventeen others for a large scale conspiracy to violate the prohibition law tied to two Cicero night clubs. Indictments, returned before Judge James H. Wilkerson, allege Capone’s active management of the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph d. Capone
Jawa
Cicero
James H. Wilkerson
Barr Slope Scout Troop Meeting Recap
A Barr Slone Barr Troop No. 1 meeting featured Mr. Harrison Scout Executive of the Indiana County Council, with Mr. A. N. Gressley present. Eight Scouts earned Tenderfoot Badges and Forest Guide badges were awarded for forest protection efforts. Moving pictures from the summer camp and a drum corps rehearsal closed the evening as the troop gains new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Barr Slane
Harrison
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Barr Sippa
Westminster President Resigns Amid Financial Struggles
Dr Wallace resigns as Westminster College president citing desire to be released from executive duties and ongoing financial difficulties from unpaid pledges tied to a building fund campaign. Dey Walkie, among the nation’s youngest college heads, had led the college for 14 years after being appointed from the First United Presbyterian Church in Braddock. The board noted growth and several buildings added during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihiird
Sellows
Wallace
Dey Walkie
First United Presbyterian
Braddock
Donaldson
Smith verdict not guilty in local trial
The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a six hour deliberation in the case of the Commonwealth versus Smith. The trial featured testimony from Smith and Mrs. Hutchison, widow of the victim, who offered fair accounts of the accident. The December term also saw James E. Waterhouse convicted on multiple charges after state troopers traced his alleged crime to a display window break and multiple forged checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ruddock
Thease
E. E. Greps
Commonwealth
Smith
James E. Waterhouse
Luciusboro
Waterhouse
State Troopers Corp
Johnson, Wagner
Hanley
Robert Fisher
Jone. Fisher
William Ruddock
Strong Denies Clarion Power Co Stock Ties
Strong denies possession of Clarion Power Co stock while government and Power Commission dispute $21,000 in asserted investment costs. Filings accuse officers and ex-senator Thompson of improper fees, watered stock, and questionable retainers to N I Strong and others. The case proceeds as officials seek explanations and possible dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Clarion Power CO
Power Company of
Johnstown
N. I. Strong
Brookville
J. 1. ‘Thompson
Beaver Fatla
Federal Power Commission
Conges van Strong
Nin
Miompson
District Supreme Court
Charles G. Russell
The
Power Commission
St.+ ANC
Vivestioens
Russell
Preyusslyanishibtie Service Commission
There Is Work to Do Says Seal on Tuberculosis Fight
A three alarm fire on Sandera Street ends with rescuers saving a baby on the top floor as Christmas Seals promote public health. The piece highlights the continued battle against tuberculosis, noting 600 hospitals, 100000 discharged yearly, and the need for after care to prevent relapses. It emphasizes community responsibility and the ongoing campaigns nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandera Street
Flere
Six Admitted Participation in Nine Robberies and Thefts
Six suspects admit involvement in nine thefts and robberies. The case notes that a car was moved after an initial theft and another vehicle received the transferred potatoes. The report follows continued discovery and investigation into the sequence of events and vehicle movements.
Changes Seen In Positions After Tonight
Report day for candidates in the Gazette circulated campaign votes. Voters may bring ballots to headquarters by nine tonight, with standings next printed early next week reflecting votes up to tonight. First period ends December 22, then two more voting reductions follow. subscriptions yield large vote credits and bonus votes for new signups.
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Gazette
Packard
Willys-Knight
Buick
Dodge Brothers
Chevrolet
Whippet
Ford
Youngstown Declares War on Crime Under Mayor Heffernan
In Youngstown on December 15 the police force under Chief Paul Lyden intensified the drive against vice and bootlegging following Mayor Joseph Heffernan's vow to continue the campaign. Ministerial representatives urged a permanent crime crackdown after a ten day drive, while the mayor said improvements are evident and he will be patient as police push for results.
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Youngstown
Joseph Hefferman
Paul Lyden
Lyden
Ohio Woman Jennie L. Smith Dies at 78
Mrs. Jennie L. Smith 78 of East Palestine Ohio died at her daughter's home from pneumonia. She was born September 7, 1857, lifelong United Presbyterian, survived by son Jacob C. Smith of Akron and daughters Mrs. Henry Ashbridge and Mrs. Kelley Carnahan. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday at East Palestine.
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Jennie L. Smith
East Palpntine
C. K. Carnahan
Grant Street
Smith
George Cochrane
United Presbyterian Church
Jacob C
Akron
Henry Ashbridge
East Palestine
Kelley Carnahan
Indiana
M. M. McGeary
Johnstown
Ashbridge
Seizure Ties Local Chicken Theft Ring to Homer City
Police report arrests of Charles Clawson McAfoose and Oliver Clawson of Homer City in a theft ring. Officers found chickens, potatoes, rubber hose, and shells at multiple homes and charged all seven with breaking entering and robbery. A suspect named Orvie Kephart, about 34, faces similar charges. Jail crowded as suspects held for court.
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Waa & Ford
Homer City
Penn
Bolivar
Samuel McLain
Lloyd Tt
Williamy Henderson
Blairsville
Hill
Marl McAtoose
Chevrolet
Charles Clawson
McAfoose
Clawson
Oliver Clawson
Charles Brooks Dawson
Wm. Smith
Smith Place
Frank Mack
Jill
Mack
Squire Brown
Tryin
Orvie Kephart
Near
Bollyar
Irvin
Borland
Thin Aize
Mc-Afooge
Tomer City
Constable Truly
Community church notices list services and speakers
A long church notices column lists pastors and schedules for Wesleyan Methodist First Evangelical First Presbyterian First Baptist Zion United, Second United, Christ Episcopal and other congregations. It details Sunday School times morning and evening worship, sermon topics, midweek meetings, and event notes including Christmas carols and a film. Nearby Christian Science and Community Hall items follow with seasonal announcements and local visitors.
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First Evangelical Church
A. B. Hosbach
J. T. Shaffer
United Presbyterian
J. J. Mellvaine
Simper
Lord Jesus
Ambrose
Spilman
Gruber
Gertrude White
Maunder
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Ohio
Eh FF
Atone
Barr Slope
Westminister Pres
Ino H
Myperts
J. F. Hopper
Ordvers
Inidiana
B. F. Hoover
Lindsey Haled
Church Row
NEA
New York Bureau
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Lindsey
Arrow
Wear Side Court
New York
Manning
John the Divine
Arthur Garfield Hays
August Dreyer
Bishop Manning
Wesleyan
J. Davin
First Presbyterian Church
Robt. L. Clark
T. D
Glark
God
Humason
Nevin
Dorothy Walker
Handel
Andrews
First Baptist Church
Arthur B. Fowler
Jesus
B. F. Bieber
Zion
Noah E. Yeiser
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Salvation Army Hall
William MacTavish
Philadelphia Street
H. W. Armstrong
Paul
Christ
Roxie Henry
First Regular Baptist Court House
John S. Scott
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Robert Caldwell
Christ Episcopal
Roger Charnock
Holy Communion
Judge Pandray
Christian Church
Fred L. Fink
St. Bicregs
N. P. McNelis
Christian Science
Preserver of
Man
George W. Marbach
West Palm Beach
Fla
H. H. Bennett
St. Petersburg
Fla. I
Rosensteel
Elder's Ridge
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