Derailed Pennsylvania train injures several aboard
The Pennsylvania Railroad derailed train No 32 from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia between Gullitzin and Grittanite early today. Locomotive toppled and blocked all main lines as cars left rails. Injured include Albert J S Pyle 45 Youngwood burns serious Barry Paschail 84 Wilnaburg burns serious Bean C G Hess 30 Woodhaven burns serious John Sprayer 59 Baislow burns serious William Blark 21 Denver left shoulder and spine serious Victor Joseph 24 Negro 861
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Gallitsin
Egineer Albert
Pyle
G. Paehell
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Allegheny Mountains
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert JS. Pyle
Youngwood
Barry Paschail
Wil ‘Naburg
Bean CG. Hess
Jamaica Ave
Woodhaven
L. 1
John Sprayer
Oak Street
Baislow
Willam Blark
Jaickson St
Denver
Colo
Victor Joseph
Abramson Enroute to Jail After Bench Warrant Issued
Louis Abramson a millionaire brewer of Johnstown faced a bench warrant for 10000 bond forfeiture and contempt of court for allegedly manufacturing beer after an injunction. He had been ill in a Philadelphia hospital and waived a hearing, now traveling to Pittsburgh with a U S marshal to begin sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Louis ‘Abramson
Johnstown
Thomson
Philadelphia
United States
Abramdon
Mountain Products Co
Old Jenner Brewing Co
Boswell
Schoonmaker
Cambria County
Abramson
John D. Moyer
Department of Justice
Homer Bear Club Banquet at Homer City
The Homer City Bear Club and their wives were entertained by the Ladies' Aid Society at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Homer City on Thursday evening. A large crowd enjoyed an abundant meal and praised the cook's efforts. The event featured sings and good fellowship, with attendees noting the pleasant atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cavorn
Sheep Killings Reported At Kellysburg Night
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sheep killed at Kellysburg during a night, with mention of dogs attacking the flock and widespread fright among the animals. Details are garbled but indicate a dog-infested scene and repeated suffering among sheep.
States seek uniform tax rules on business across borders
At a Harrisburg conference Massachusetts Rhode Island New York and Pennsylvania officials urged greater uniformity in state business taxation and reciprocal information sharing on corporate taxes. They favored secrecy protections and noted possible support for a flat bequest tax. Pennsylvania cited a 6 mill capital stock tax and a 4 mill corporate loans tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania State Commission
Pennsylvania
Surprise Shootout Shocks Rayne Tax Collector
In Home, W. H. McCumn, Rayne township tax collector, faced a daring incident when a stranger opened his car door and fired a revolver at his face as two oncoming cars blocked passage. The assailant fled after accelerating away, leaving McCumn startled and frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCumn
Rayne
Mines Back in Operation in Barnesboro Area
Practically all mines in the Barnesboro section that shut down during the summer have again resumed operation. Several weeks ago the Empire mine at North Barnesboro began loading coal. Last week the Sterling mines at Bakerton began work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesboro
Empire
North Barnesboro
Sterling
Bakerton
T. O. Neal Dies in Kansas
Word arrived of the death of T O Neal at his Buffalo Kansas home on Wednesday night He was a brother to J T Nou of Boat Mahoning township and had been a long time resident in the area Also noted are local business references and unrelated ad fragments on stationery and candy pricing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Neal
Buffalo
Kan
J. T. Nou
Boat Mahoning Township
Neal
Christmas Sermon and Church Activities Noted
Dr. W. Charles Wallace of Westminster College will preach at First United Presbyterian in Indiana Theater due to church building work. Sunday School programs and Watch-night New Year’s Eve service are planned, with a 10:30 Christmas program and 7:30 cantata The Story of Bethlehem led by the choir. Reverend William MacTavish moves to lead Christian and Missionary Alliance work in Indiana.
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W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
United Presbyterian Institution
New Wilmington
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Theater
New House of Worship
Wallace
J. C. Pinkerton
Synod of Pittsburgh
Illinois
Pinkerton
Evangelical Church
Einbyterian Church
Auditorum
William R. Spencer
Bethlehem
William MacTavish
Fisher Avenue
Clymer
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Indiana
First United Presbyterian
J. €. Pinkerton
W. Chesley Wallace
Rossiter Receives $50 for Christmas Seallotment
The First National Bank of town reports a $50 check from Mrs. F. D. Welsh for Rossiter Pa Christmas Seallotment. Rossiter aims to be county’s first to raise the quota and fund squatter relief, with Prof. Hugh M. Bell and the Evening Gazette boosters aiding the effort for the County Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Town
F. D. Welsh
Rossiter
Hugh M. Bell
Evening Gazette
County Institute
Fire damaged horse stables at Burnsids
A fire at Burnsids damaged a horse stable used by R H Cunping Nam and Sons Co. Many of the companys fine horses were housed there. The blaze started under the rear of the old carriage shop, but was discovered in time to prevent total loss. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsids
R. H. Cunping- Nam and Sons Co
Alvea
Jeannette Jewel Theft Sparks Police Hunt
State police at Greensburg and authorities seek clues to catch robbers who stole about $7,000 worth of jewelry from Peter Marketore in Jeannette Pennsylvania early today. The store's storeroom was found in disorder with rings making up the bulk of the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Greensburg
Peter Marketore
Marks
Diamanda
Minnie Rinn Rowland Dead in Pittsburgh Hospital
Mrs. W. C. Rowland of Pittsburgh, formerly Minnie Rinn daughter of D. F. E. Rinn of Philadelphia Street, died at ten this morning in Pittsburgh Hospital. Obituary notice and funeral arrangements to be given in Monday's paper.
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W. ¢. Rowland
Pittsuburgh
Minnie Rinn
D. FE. Rinn
Philadelphia Street
Pittsburgh
Motiday
Dassie
Love's Acrobat
James Johnson of Hartford and a companion attempted a liquor and narcotics robbery in Boston. Johnson leapt from a third story ledge through a window, dodged bullets from a policeman, and collapsed in the street. His accomplice George W. Hoyt was captured inside the drug store. Johnson claimed the act was for women and two hotel-bound women were questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Johnson
Hartford
George W. Hoyt
Johnson
Hout
McLean Gets Holiday Gift in Uniontown
Uniontown in December reports Attorney William J C McLean driving a gifted car to the Allegheny County Workhouse to fetch parole for John T Hoover a prominent Uniontown contractor who serves a sentence for liquor transportation Hoover who inherited a warehouse liquor legacy and the Hoover Distillery Company was to be released under a Christmas token claimed by Judge E H Reppart and McLean Hoover began serving the 18 month term six months ago after transport of liquor from a high warehouse to Pittsburgh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
INS
William JC. McLean
Allegheny County
E. H. Reppart
John T. Hoover
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Reppart
McLean
Hoover Distillery Company
Tax bill heads to Senate in speed run
The 326 million tax reduction bill, rushed through the House by a record vote, moves to the Senate where it faces many amendments and is not expected to win quick final action. Supporters hope it clears by March 15, the income return deadline for 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Senate
Tim
Former State Trooper Taken In Liquor Raid Near Limestone
Bradford Pa December 19. H W Smith a former state trooper was charged with possessing intoxicating liquor near Limestone New York. He was ordered to appear before U S Commissioner W J Simms in Salamanca for a hearing after state troopers raided the site. Smith had allegedly resigned to sue the state for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Limestone
N. Y
H.W. Smith
U.S
W. J. Simms
Swith
Birthday News at Niagara Falls and Christmas Goods
At Memorial Hospital Niagara Falls a baby boy born December 10 to Mr and Mrs Francis Williams weighs eight pounds 14 ounces. Parents Mr and Mrs Williams of Fulton Run Pa trickle into local Christmas shopping with roasts pigs turkeys and gifts from Hildebrand's Drug Store and other outlets. Weathered ad lines promote 3 percent off courses from International Correspondence Schools and holiday merchandise like china glassware and grooming sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara, N. Y
Francis Williams
Memorial Hospital
Francis
Willigns
Thomas Williams
Fulton Run
Anthracite Talks Break With Inglis Blame in Scranton Meeting
Six anthracite operators and communities invited United Mine Workers to Scranton on Monday to resume talks. W W Inglis issued two statements rebutting John L Lewis, blaming him for the mine strike and calling for a fact based union. Inglis accused Lewis of using a smoke screen and said operators back a strong union that earns workers respect, not the side of conflict. Governor Pinchot’s threat to regulate the industry was criticized as prolonging the strike. The invitation marked a renewed effort to resolve disputes between operators and the United Mine Workers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelphia
United Mine Workers
Scranton
W. W. Inglis
John L
Lewis
Philadelphia
Inglis
Thas
Local Couple Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
A small wedding took place at the Bullock home on South Seventh Street as Gladys Bullock, niece of Mr and Mrs Bullock, married William Kreitzer, son of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Kreitzer of Philadelphia Street. Rev Walter L Merrick officiated with Miss Virginia Raybould and William Bullock as attendants. A luncheon followed at the Raybould home on Oakland Avenue before the couple began housekeeping on Oakland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Bullock
Seventh Street
Gladys Bullock
William Kreitzer
Ellsworth Kreitzer
Philadelphia Street
Walter L. Merrick
The
Christian Church
Virginia Raybould
William Bullock
Reybould
Oakland Avenue
Tragic death of Bradford oil pumper Ambrose Henry
Ambrose S. Henry aged 48, a pumper on the Porter Bros. oil lease at Garlock Hollow, was found dead in a pump house after failing to return home. His body was wedged between the pump block and engine, requiring engine removal to free him. Henry had lived in Bradford 22 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Ambrose S. Henry
Porter Bros
Garlock Hollow
Building prospects in fifty-two cities projected by G Company
A fragmented report from the National Council Trade employers notes public sector building outlook across fifty two cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles and Detroit. The survey forecasts more home building facilities and improved public projects this year amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhaus
G Company
Delphia
Pitts
Angeles
Detroi Expect
Fragmentary report describes gas truck incident and extreme rainfall
A disjointed fragment notes a gas truck near Washington with secured walls and church section, facing trouble. It mentions the strongest wet weather in the county's northern part, and a pressure reading of 180 pounds in one minute, suggesting severe conditions and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatin
Washington
United States to Participate in Geneva Parley
Coolidge proceeds cautiously to commit to Geneva talks awaiting Congress backing. Debate over U S pledge and funding slows the path to formal participation. Washington signals readiness while awaiting assurance from lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geneva
United States Likely To Attend Geneva Disarmament Talks
The United States probably will be represented at Geneva on February 15 for preliminary discussions on the disarmament conference the League of Nations plans. President Coolidge, Secretary Kellogg, and Senate leaders have debated participation, with Coolidge wanting broad congressional support before any commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
United States
Geneva
League ‘of Nations
Coolidge
Kellogg
Senate
Congress
Plumville Garage Blast Mystery Breaks Quiet Town
A private auto shop owned by John Bailey in Plumville was dynamited at 6:20 pm. It is believed to be linked to a strike dispute. The blast damaged the garage frame, a bellows, a car inside, and shattered windows in nearby homes. Authorities pursue leads on unknown assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailey
Plumville A
John
Sagamore
Trotsky Restored to Communist Party Presidium
Moscow December 19 Leon Trotsky was elected a member of the Presidium of the Communist party as he regains his former high place in the party. Zinovieff and followers once blamed for Trotsky’s decline now fall out of favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
INS
Leon Trotsky
Communist Party
Trotsky
Oo Zinovieff
New Hours for Traffic Lights Set at 11 30 A.M
A special meeting of the Boro Police Committee decided to turn on the baffle lights at 11 30 A M instead of 12 90 P M to protect school children and pedestrians during noon traffic. The Gazette editor notes changes were published yesterday. Local merchants advertise cigars, canaries, Bibles, and stationery in a cluttered town page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro Police Committee
Evening Gazette
Youngstown merchants urge sales on Indian market
Local business leaders in Youngstown call for expanded sales channels targeting the Indian market amid a push to boost regional commerce. Officials say increased outreach could open new opportunities for small firms and create jobs.
Choir and Soloists Highlight Holy Ward Anthem
The event features sop basso Tholomew Grace Ly Reed violinist and choir, with solo-nazeroth Neff and Angela Choir delivering a benediction in Gy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tholomew
Sop
Grace
Ly Reed
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Indigna
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Johnston
Newaland
First United Presbyterians
Gagette Stationery Store
Moose Temple
Blairsville
Johna- Faee
Abs
Tayo
Sal Marae Ld
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Love
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International Correspondence Schools
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Hildebrand
Ndareng
Hildsbrand
John C. Watson
Church Street
Douglass
Digomore
Siveams Gift Shop
Boxwood
Gultahte
J. D. Johnston
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