Notable Visitors and Residents Stop in Indiana Area
Governor John S Fisher arrived home last evening and returned to Harrisburg today. Chas R Griffith called on County Commissioners. Nora McAroone of Hillsdale visits Mrs. Frank Myers. George W Mort of Baltimore, McCormick & Co, majors in spices and drugs, called on Indiana friends. Marge Cribbs and M C Britton, New Year guests at Mr and Mrs Edward Nealer, returned to Tarentum. Victor Adams back home in Homer City after visits in Bradford Detroit and Cleveland. Rev and Mrs Joseph Caldwell of Baltimore visiting relatives of County Engineer Thomas Pealer. Greel Gaston Adam States Berry Dunmire, road supervisors, visited commissioners. Earl Philippi, assessor of East Mahoning, among Indiana visitors. Detective Harry Koozer and Chief O Connell visited Allegheny County Work House. Ralph McIlwain, Salisbury tax collector, in town. J Lytle of Armstrong spent Thursday with Indiana friends. Orrie Bair of Banks township motored to Indiana. Irwin Ba of Green township also in town.
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Mias
Marge Cribbs
M. C. Britton
Edward Nealer
Chestnut Street
Tarentum
In Memoriam for James Simpson Father Remembrance
In loving remembrance of our dear father James Simpson who lies at rest January 3, 1920. Dearest Father you have left us and your loss we deeply feel but God who hast bereft us heal all sorrows. Sadly missed by daughters.
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James Simpson
Card of Thanks for Dominick Anditorni Family
Mrs. Mary Anditorni and family express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their beloved son and brother Dominick. They thank those who sent flowers and contributed cars for the funeral, and for support during their affliction.
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Dominick
Mary Anditorni
Thursday business visitors in Indiana town
A list of guests and locals visiting Indiana for business includes Hiram Smith of Saltsburg L H Shuey and R H Reed of Allegheny Beckwith Machinery Company 8 T Powers Blairsville M F Conch Shelocta Rev J T Davis C Pat Maloney E O Hammond Harold Gibson Charlea Shear W W Nichol Andrew Ruddock G Peddicord 8 S Menning H R Gibson L S Rose J C Armstrong among others attending or meeting associates in Indiana and surrounding areas yesterday and today.
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L. H. Shuey
R. H. Reed
Aletoona
The
Beckwith Machinery Company
Indiana
Andrew Ruddock
Lucerne
Signature of acting mayor validates city vouchers says court
In a mandamus action the Cambria county court held the acting mayor’s signature sufficient to validate pay warrants and city vouchers while Joseph Cauffiel, the regularly elected mayor, is confined in Cambria county jail and unable to act.
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Cambria
Joseph Cauffiel
Cambria County
Caged wages await Supreme Court ruling in Philadelphia
A dispute stalls a semimonthly payroll of about $26,000 owed to city employees and officials. The wages, set for distribution in Johnstown today, hinge on a Supreme Court decision due next Monday in Philadelphia.
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Supreme Ecourt
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Supreme Court
NEW GLUE FOUND IN SEHROEDER CASE
A new clue links a Belleaire suspect to the Sehroeder woman and child case. Donnie Sehroeder, four, is under guard in New Castle Pennsylvania as police review a boast about shooting two state officers. Authorities dispute claims of friction among officers and note uncertainty over prohibition policy within the law enforcement commission.
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Sehroeder
Tague
Uber
Donnie Sehroeder
Aar
Ther
Donnie
Belleire
New Castle Pa
Mather
Joseph Crawford
Benwod
W. Va
Donnie Wan Tait
Crawford
John S. Powers
Lawrence County
Law Enforcement Commission
Jones
Stocks drift as bears press market in early New York trading
The New York stock market opened with a feeble rally attempt, but demand remained weak. Active industrials fell again with Fox Film dropping to a new low amid heavy selling. Radio slid on price cuts and rumors. U S Steel dipped below 167 after a brief rise. many stocks showed modest gains or losses in thin first trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fox Film
Stock Exchange
U. &. Steel
Bears
Sears Rochuck
Montgomery Ward
Baldwin Locomotive
United Aicraft
Allegheny Corp
Atlantic
Tel
Barndidall Avveeseeere
Bath Steel
Ceseveesee
Chrysler Sevsssesas
Celumet-Heelass
Col. Graph
Vox Film
Motors
Hupp
Hayes
Tol-Tel
Kelly Spring
Crssee
Cop
Vccseereenee
Mies
Weve
Amer, Corp
Sivsee
Packard Visveresresee Lgg
Penn
Ceeseesees
Agden von
Westine
P.ecveee
Jones Declares 18th Amendment Not to Be Probed
In the days before his announcement Senator Jones met with the commission to report it would not tackle the 18th amendment. The Volstead Act remains unsettled. Senator Sheppard’s bill to make liquor purchasers felons faces delays. Jones and Borah argue current law may cover buyers, with support for broader action if needed.
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Jones
Ateport
Sheppard
Senator Jones
Supreme Court
Borah
Film Stunt Ends in Deaths as Planes Crash Over Ocean
Hollywood tragedy aboard Fox film set near Cloverfield unfolds as three planes collide while shooting Such Men Are Dangerous. Col Turner witnesses describe two planes locking and plunging into the sea. ten men die, seven others missing. among the dead are Max Gold and Conrad Wells. Mary Astor learns her husband Kenneth Hawks is killed. the crash shocks Los Angeles film community.
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Hank Johannes
Cloverfield
Col
Roscoe Turner
Rowse
Cook
Turner
Jacob Triehwaasser
Fred White
Fred Osborne
Tribwasser
Fox Film Corporation
Alfred Loewenstein
English Channel
Warner Baxter
Fim
Max Gold
Conrad Wells
Busa Kowk Pamava
Howard Hawks
Athole Shearer
Norma Shearer
William
Gessie Love
Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander
CPA Stee
Hollywood
Csr
Mary Astor
Kenneth Hawls
Colescoe Turner
Aks Astor
Cra
Kenneth
Col Turner
Hawks
Miss Astor
Santa Monica
Tan
Triebwasser
Clayer Field
San Vincente
Triebwaaser
Crash at Sea Hurls Planes Head-On in Flames
Eyewitness Hoot Gibson recalls tragedy at sea as two planes collided while skimming water. He describes pilots blinded by glare, planes grazing, then hitting nose to nose and bursting into flames. Both aircraft sank with two bodies burning, the moment witnessed from shore.
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Hoot Gibson
Prohibition Fight Shifts as Borah Targets Enforcement
Senator Borah renews demand for tighter prohibition laws and attacks the Prohibition Bureau while considering a new joint committee chairmanship. President Hoover faces Borah’s charges as Attorney General Mitchell counters with housecleaning. A possible shift in focus follows reports involving Mrs Willebrandt and enforcement lapses across departments. In Pennsylvania, a western hunt for Irene Schroeder broadens to central regions as sightings spur police action near Dillsburg.
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Foas, R
Ohio
Borsh
Borah
Hoover
White House
Law Enforcement Commission
Jones
Als0
Department of Justice
Prohibition Bureau
Willebrandt
Congress
Mitchell
Treasury
Doran
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Irene Schroeder
Dillsburg
Here
Charles Miller
Schraeder
Thomas Craw
Desperate trio sought in New Castle shooting spree
State Police broadcast a description of three suspects, Ford Miller and Glenn Dague among them, wanted for the killing of Corporal Brady Paul and wounding of Patrolman Ernest Moore near New Castle last Monday. A woman, about 80, Nordic features, blonde hair, blue eyes, seemed to dominate the group. One man 5 ft 7 in, 140 pounds with a scruffy mustache. another 5 ft 7 in, 166 pounds, clean shaven, well built, armed with five revolvers. They were last seen in a stolen coupe reportedly spottered in Wheeling garages.
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Pistol Point
New Castle
Wheeling
Funeral set for Wentsel at Bethel Church
Wentsel of 1278 Franklin Street Jannstown is mourned after his wife’s death two years ago. The funeral will depart Saturday from the residence at 1 30 PM for Bethel Church where services begin at 2 PM. Burial follows in the church cemetery.
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CG. Wentsel
Franklin Street
Jannstown
Bethel Church
Will Rogers Story With Billy Connell Ranch Visit
Will Rogers recalls a Sunday trip with Billy Connelly of El Paso to the N A N Outfit ranch near Deming New Mexico where a hearty cowpuncher dinner was shared. He reflects on cattle country, Rambling about past Diamond A cattle shipments, and jokes from Billy’s son defending his father.
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Billy Connell
el Paso
Texas
Bill
Phoenix
Ariz
Deming
N. M
N. A. N. Outfit
California
Frisco
Billy
Membris
American Nana Features, Inc
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Johns. Fisher
Warrisburg
Chas. R. Griffith
County Commissioners
Nora McAroone
Hillsdale
Frank Myers
West Water Street
George W. Mort
Baltimore
McCormick and Company
Victor Adams
Bradford
Detroit
Cleveland
Homer City
Joseph Caldwell
Baltimore, Md
Thomas Pealer
Greel Gaston
Adam States
Berry Dunmire
Ganoa Township
Business Vallera
Earl Philippi
East Mahoning Township
Harry Koozer
Pollca O
Ralph MclIlwain
Saltsbury
J. le Lytle
Armstrong Township
Orrie Bair
Banks Township
Irwin Ba
Green Township
Louisiana
Java
Hiram Smith
Saltsburg
T. Powers
Blairsville
M. F. Conch
Shelocta
J. T. Davis
Pat” Maloney
Clark
Indiana Hotel
Pittsburgh
E. O. Hammond
Lenox Soap Company
Harold Gibson
Blacklick Township
Charlea Shear
Marion Center
W. W. Nichol
Commodore
G. Peddicord
Dirttown
H. R. Gibson
Kittanning
L. S. Rose
Leynoldaville
Moore Hotel
J.C. Armstrong
Youns Township
Rager
Citizens National Bank
PENNA
United States
United States Treasury
George J. Feit
Attorney-at-Law
B. Bennett
M. Bennett & Sona
Thos. N. Robinson
Chas, W. Carnahan
Asat
Cashier
Gilbert S
Parnell
Parnell,Cowher & Co
Insurance
John Rezzolla
Indiana Macaroni Co
I. R. Smith
Vernon F. Taylor
E. Dale Timberlake
Peerless Oil and Gas Co
H. H. Manners
Church St
Will Rogers
Gazete
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