Glee Club Tour Schedules Through Canadian Stop
The Glee Club itinerary starts Monday evening Dec 30 at United Presbyterian Church Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh with stops in Ganonsburg Niagara Falls Ontario Canada Tyrone and St. Clairsville Jan 6. New Year’s Day radio program from KDKA Pittsburgh at 1 45 pm features a half hour of performances. Member Rappel Moorhead of Indiana PA is noted.
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United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Ganonsburg
Apollo
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Youngs’ Own
Tyrone
St. Clairsville
KDKA
Farmers Join Protective Poultry Association
Farmers join a Protective Association pledging a $50 membership and treasury rewards for information leading to thieves' arrest. The group will aid members facing legal trouble from shooting thieves, cooperate with state and county officials, and encourage tattooing poultry with records filed with the Secretary and State police. Members in various townships are listed and urged to join by contributing a dollar to local captains or the Secretary.
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Ray Waddington
Howard Park
Glyde Haskins
Paul Walker
S. J. Mulberger
H. M. Barrett
Wm. Huey
Francis Fairman
Harry Kunkle
Blaine Wright
I. D. Mumau
Geo
H Bibel
G. W. Treese
Ed. Miller
Geo, Rose
Lloyd Rosensteel
John Flenniken
Ernest
Local Girl Dies After Ambulance Ride At Hospital
Miss Iseman died despite ambulance transport after fainting at a scene near Indiana High School. She, a 1928 graduate and Scout headquarters employee, leaves her father and church ties, with funeral arrangements not yet set. CROSSING TRAGEDY reports two deaths at a railroad crossing near Capp Grossing and a separate coasting accident claim of a 10-year-old boy. an 18-year-old and a 9-year-old were injured.
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Milo
Miss Iseman
Griffith
Thdlana
Indiana High School
The
Presbyterian Church
Scout
Somerset
John W. Berkey
Lloyd Barkley
Capp Grossing
Barkley
Stephen
John Durlsky
Heinz Ludinski
Floyd Dow
Acosta
New Ambulance For Streams Store With Extra Cot
A new ambulance praised for speed and safety features replaces an older unit. It can carry three patients with an optional third cot, roof swing mechanism, hot water radiation from the engine, and a cocoon for rapid transfer to hospitals. Mr. Streams notes eight minutes was the longest delay previously and invites viewing at his store.
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Streams
Tau
Ambulance Plating Shows Odd License Numbers
The owner notes fortune in receiving unusual license numbers for the vehicles. His personal car bears the license K.3 as the new ambulance will be plated.
Mayor assumes acting mayor role under Clark act ruling
The article explains that after Cauffiel’s conviction, the court stated no doubt about the verdict’s legality, citing that 23 officials and judges approved the sentence. Calvin Overdorff, under the Clark act, becomes acting mayor upon Cauffiel leaving city limits, with the superintendent of accounts and financeaz acting until a new mayor is appointed or elected.
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Cauffiel
Epvnion
Cambria
Superior
Supreme Courts
Calvin Overdorff
Linus
Points on People in Indiana and Surrounding Townships
A roundup of local visitors and business callers from Indiana and nearby townships. Detours include Charles Best, detective for the B. and S. Railroad and Chief Cobernpike of Kittanning, plus E F Evans of Brishvalley, and several county officials and farmers attending to court and county business.
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Charles Best
B. and S. Railroad
Cobernpike
Kittanning
Indiana
E. F. Evans
Brishvalley Township
Dnap
Joseph White
Center Township
Court House
R. D. Rolley
Hillsdale
William Ferguson
Arcadia
William Blair
P. Coal Co
Lucerne
Elmar Borland
Eugene Wilson
Coral
Charley Lichtenfels
West Wheatfield Township
Lemuel Craig
Rayne Township
Harrison Lydick
Zenas Hines
T. J. Jamison
Cherryhill Township
Elmer Hadden
Andy Duncan
Blairs Ville
Sheriff's Office
Stocks Rise Early In New York Trading Dec 31 1 1
Stocks edged higher in the first half hour of trading in New York with industrials and rails showing gains following Monday’s rally. Cash sales activity appeared on the tape but did not count toward official exchange totals. Leading issues included Am Bank Note 7799, Am Mot Corp 12738, Am For Power 92, Anaconda Copper 78 1 73, Atlantic Ref 46 37 3 74, Chrysler and Gen Motors among others.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Closa Am
Mleghery Corps Esses BA
Cate
Power
Atlantic
Tel
Barnsdall AL Seess Beth Steel
Chrysler
Sererrsees Calumet-Heela
Serreee
Fisk Rubber
Pax Film
Cesereerey
Graham Paige Sess
Motors
Iscseees AO
Elea
Isceeeereys
Hud
Ecveese
BOK Goa
Hayes Body Corp
OK Ind
Oi-Gus Viieeeree
BRK
Wally Spring
Ken Gopper Seveseers Bua
Kreuger-Toll Peesseee
Amer, Corp
N.Y
Nevada Coppers
Bellas Eag Sven
Packard Sey
Shind
Westing
UL S. Beeley
LGR
Acting Mayor Overdorff to preside over council today
Acting mayor Overdorff will oversee police court this morning and chair the regular weekly city council meeting. He will sign warrants and financial documents, while the council debates appointment to fill the unexpired term of the absent executive. With four council members present, the city will operate under his dual role and payment plans are adjusted. The Clark act and Tillman Sayler advise no further safekept warrants will be drawn. Mayor Cauffiel, bound for Ebenburg to surrender, designated an alderman to handle police cover sessions and instructed the city treasurer to reject city warrants not bearing the mayor’s signature. The sheriff oversaw the voluntary surrender rather than a home arrest.
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Overdorff
Johnstown
Tillman K. Sayler
Ehensburg
Caufflel
Felice Briney
Miss Carnahan Found Dead in Rossiter Home
Early morning discovery of Miss Carnahan dead on a sofa in a Rossiter residence. The Blahovecs had lived there nine months. Mr Blahovec works as a mine cutter. Mrs Blahovec left her husband and two children Joe and Ruddy at home.
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Blahovecs
Rossiter
Mr. Blahovec
Jlrs
Blahovec
Joe
Ruddy
Bandits Open Fire In Davenport Robbery
Gunfire shattered windows as three bandits attacked in Davenport. Two men patrolled near the street in front of the bank while others hid in a Davenport home. A bandit fell wounded, was helped into a fast car, and the gang fled down the main street after a sustained machine gun barrage.
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Davenport Hone
Miat National Bank
Davenport
Child's mother slips across border with child in Benwood WV
Four year old girl and her separated parents are discussed as police intensify the search. The mother reportedly evaded a tri state border cordon and placed the child with the father, John Crawford, in Benwood West Virginia, on a Sunday night or Monday morning as police investigate.
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Hugh
California
Thild
Tri-State
John Crawford
Benwood
W. Va
Police Cay
Crawford
Police plan reward in brutal trooper death case
The report notes police sought a large reward totaling 3 009 for capturing a woman and two male companions linked to the shooting death of Corporal Paul, a State Highway Patrol trooper, after he was killed during an incident near New Castle. The inquest described him as gallant as his death sparked widespread public interest across the tri state district.
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Schroeder
Rowards
Tristate
Cptain Price
Harrisburg
Paul
Ernest Moore
nightMeter Club
New Year Observed at White House by Hoover Family
Washington dispatch notes the Hoovers plan a quiet New Year's Eve at the White House. Mrs. Hoover battles a heavy cold while Allan Hoover may attend eye parties. The 1080 reception will draw 3,500 to 6,000 guests, including executive officials, diplomats, judiciary, Congress, military officers, and citizens, with dress by the diplomatic corps. Receipts begin at 11, 12:30 to 1, and the Hoovers resume greetings in the Blue Room after a brief luncheon.
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White House
Washington
Des
Hoover
Allan
Mrs. Hoover
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
Merine Corpa
Cons
Ad Bevore
Mra. Hoover
Three Outstanding News Feats of 1929 Identified
A New York dispatch lists three major events for 1929: the Graf Zeppelin circumnavigation by air, a Wall Street stock market crash, and Commander Richard E. Byrd’s high flight over the South Pacific.
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Kilgallen
Star
New York
Wall Street
Richard E. Byrd
South Pals
Prohibition Debate Heats Up Capitol in New Year
The Capitol braces for prolonged battles over prohibition enforcement as Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and other figures clash with dry advocates. Borah plans to present hard facts on enforcement while federal shifts to Justice are discussed. The Navy and Coast Guard report mixed outcomes in anti smuggling actions as New Year tensions rise.
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William K. Hutchinson le Stoff
Washington
Prohibition
Capitol
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Congress
Law Enforcement Commission
William E. Borah, R
Idaho
Treasury
Department of Justice
House
Senate
Congresa
Borah
Justice
Butler
Dr. Butler
Harris
Georgia
Record of historic aviation and world events
A chronology lists key 1920s events from June to December. Captain Trank Hawks lands at Roosevelt Field after a 36 hour 48 minute flight from Los Angeles. several crashes and deaths occur including William Stultz in a transatlantic attempt. Notable feats include Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine’s endurance flight of 420 hours 21 minutes. The Graf Zeppelin makes world cruises, geopolitical shifts unfold with the Arab-Jew war in Jerusalem, and Edison is honored. Prices fall on the NYSE, riots erupt, and significant political deaths and elections occur culminating with Byrd’s South Pole flight and major disasters in December.
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Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Cleveland Clinic
Clemenceau
Foch
Ambassador Herrick
Lindbergh
Chicago
Graf Zenpelin
Wall Street
International
Robbie
Jose de Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Anne Morrow
Onemro
Herbert Fleaver
H. O. D. Segrave
England
Daytona Beach
Fla
Leo Bible
Segrave
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Newark
N. J
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Louisiana
U. S. Coast Guard
Martin Jensen
U. S
Myron T. Harvick
France
Elinor Smith
Earle Pawcox
Sinclair
District of Columbia
al Capone
Philadelphia
R. L. Robbins
James Kelly
Lindy
Miss Morrow
Hoover
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Papal State
Rome
Vatican
Gastonia
N. C
Aderholt
Assolant
le Fevre
Lotti
Comillas
Spain
Oh Orchard
Frank Marlow
Trank Hawks
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Los Angeles
William Stultz
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Old Orchard
United States
Idzikowski
Kubla
Azores
America
Dannemora
Auburn
Dale Jackson
Forrest O
Lakehurst
Col
Hagua
Germany
San Francisco
Mt. Taylor
N. M
Geneva
United States of Europe
John Coolidge
Florence Trumbull
Plainville
Conn
Earle Peacox
Dolly
Colorado State
Canon City
Jeanne Eagles
Ramsay MacDonald
Ishbal
Thomas A. Edison
Dearborn
Mich
Charlotte
New York Stock Exchange
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Albert B. Fall
Hnterior
James J. Walker
New York City
J. W. Good
Washington, D. C
Pasqual Oriz
Rubio
Ceargea Clemenceau
Byrd
South Pole
George McManus
Arnold Rothstein
United States Senate
Willam
Disinfecting Work Underway After Reactor Find
Work to disinfect 39 barns where reactors were found on the T. B. Arca test is in progress. So far 65 reactors have been located on 29 farms in the county, removed, with Mg. 8. A. Troutman of Bedford in charge. The operation uses a truck and sprayer. about ten barns will be sprayed this week.
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T. B. Arca
A. Troutman
Bedford
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana Hotel
Haly
Creekside Justice Bethel Begins Office as Peace
Squire James Bethel newly elected Justice of the Peace for Creekside has taken his commission and is now administering justice. Citizens visiting include G. W. Buterbaugh of Coalmwort, Charles Tuterbaugh assessor of Canoe township, James Hancock of Youngtownship, George McSutchoon of Brusavalley, and A. W. Wilson Jr. of Kiski Springs School Saltsburg who spent time with Indiana relatives yesterday. Harry H. Wilson of Blairsville serves on jury this week.
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Squire James Bethel
Creekside
G. W. Buterbaugh
Coalmwort
Charles Tuterbaugh
Canoe Township
James Hancock
Young Township
Indiana
George McSutchoon
Brusavalley
A. W
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. M. Getty
Locust Street
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Rappel Moorhead
W. C. Moorhead
NEW Ambulance
Muskingum
First United Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Orr
Neff
Jahoe Pletlacks
Hartis
Lowery
Sutherland
Young
Healip
Thompson
Allen
Moorhead
Heiskill
Jamilton
Murphy
Barr
Gallory
Kennedy
Giffen
Ransom
Miss Carnahan
eMore
Prining Gazette
New London
Lowman
St. Pierre
Canadian
Nova Scotia
Customs Service
Coast Guard
Newport
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