Mid-West Refiners Seek Freight Rate Relief
A hearing before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner examines calls from Mid-Continental refiners for lower freight rates across the Middle West and South. Testimony from Western Pennsylvania refiners argues current rates hurt living margins, with Pennsylvanian officials and industry voices urging rate revisions to alleviate extended hauls and keep operations viable.
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Pittsburgh
John
Korler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
South
Penmmeylvania
Seaboard
Athane
BR. C. Gardner
Saneca
Paw
Keeler
W. W. Woovina C
Pennsylvania
W. M
Otis
Eecitrement Attended Closing of Committee of One Thousand
Senator Sheppard of Texas and Senator Borah of Idaho delivered keynote speeches at a closing event for the Committee of One Thousand. Borah attacked corruption in the Vare election and signaled intent to enter a candidate in the next presidential campaign.
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Sheppard
Texas
R Oqtor Borah
Idaho
Keyncote
Borah
Voice of Old World Heard Here at Last
A fragmentary account describes a historic telephenic channel linking New York and London. Gifford and Sir FE announce the exchange of views and business across the sea as if face to face, noting imagined societal and personal convenience and significance.
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Gifford
New York
London
Resinol Ointment Clears Rash and Worms in Child
Mrs. Crepshaw of Los Angeles reports her two year old had a severe body rash from teething and heat. After trying powders, Resinol Ointment and Soap cleared the eruption, and sperns and gingworms vanished with continued use.
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Los Angeles
Howeve
Rod ‘Crepshaw
Lou Dillog
Smith Urges Game Conservation in Greeting to Nation's Sportsmen
Governor Alfred E. Smith, the Democratic standard bearer, urged nationwide game conservation in a greeting to sportsmen and game commissioners gathered in New York City for the Thirteenth National Game Conference. He highlighted New York's conservation efforts, parks, forests, and abundant wildlife, and urged simplification of game and fish regulations. The conference also urged passage of the Game Refuge Bill, with leaders including Col. Theodore Roosevelt and a unanimous resolution from officials nationwide.
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Alfred KE. Smith
New York
New York City
American Game Protective Association
New York State
Smith
America
Rhode Island
Congress
Col
Theodora Roosevelt
Woolworth Building
Lee Miles
Arkansas
George D. Fratt
Alva Clapp
Kansas
W. W. Cory
Canada
WW. L. Finley
Oregon
N. L. Herrick
New Yo
Wakefield Dort
Mexico
Malcom Dunn
State Game Farm
New Jersey
J. F. Gould
Minnesota
E. W. Nelson
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
William C. Adams
Division of Fisheries and Game
Massachusetts
David H. Madsen
Fish and Game
Utah
W. He, Albert
Iowa
Llewellyn Legge
H. Jui Donaldson
Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners
Trans oceanic communication praised as aid to commerce
The article describes Sir Evelyn noting that the new service will strengthen friendship and ties between nations. Gifford congratulates him on solving issues on the British side, with Sir Evelyn calling the system an aid to commerce and a medium of social and domestic intercourse, deepening mutual understanding.
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Gifford
Sir Evelyn
Siri Evelyn
Narrow escape as robbers abduct John Thomas from truck
John Thomas of Farmers Exchange was dragged about half a mile by three robbers, left unconscious in a secluded area. He later walked home with injuries while authorities pursue leads. investigators note the attackers showed little regard for life and a return for reward may follow as police seek suspects.
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John Thomas
Farmers Exchange
Thomas
Jerry
Fishung
Haley Aovarer
Lottie Einneday
Geivan
Adele
Goran Fete
Greenthiage
Ation
Navy pushes 15 5000-Sailor ships to Caribbean stance
Emergency ships manned by 15 5000 sailors and Marines moved toward Nicaraguan waters. Cruisers Raleigh Milwaukee Trenton and Coneund plus other destroyers loaded supplies under searchlights from sister ships. Observers recalled 1917 18 activity as ships steamed toward the open sea. The fleet awaited orders amid a tense Caribbean standoff with U S Navy officials warning of broader hostilities if tensions escalate.
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Pearance
Cincinnati
Smith Thompson
Barker
Osborne
Raleigh
Milwaukee
Trenton
Coneund
Owhiel
Mittlehead
Pacife
Miveviny
Admiral Fatine
Medea
Coraley T
Mexito
Pittsburgh Bank Closed By State
Officials of the State Department of Banking announced the Pittsburgh Deposit & Company is under state examination after discovery of large mortgages and construction logs. Daniel W. Jackson has been placed in charge of bank affairs during the examination, with G. Cameron of Pittsburgh overseeing attention to the case. The bank, incorporated in 1881 with capital stock of 125000, showed assets of 11056848 but exact liabilities remain undetermined.
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Narrishourg
Pittsburgh Deposit & Company
State Department of Banking
Prans W. Jackson
G. Cameron
Negisty Pittebirah
Spas Incorporated
Danusry & Showed Ag
Coasters Break Arms On Rayne Slope
Two pupils at the Henry Hollow shack in Rayne township broke their arms while coasting in recent days. Jace, daughter of Mr and Mrs Manner, fractured her left arm near the wrist after rolling from a sled. Gerald Pollock, son of Mr and Mrs Moelvin Pollock, also broke both bones near the wrist while attempting to stop his ride near the schoolhouse.
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Henry Hollow
Rayne Township
Jace
Manner
Gerald
Moelvin Pollock
Marion Center Woman Loses Eye in Accident
Mary Lydick, Marion Center's oldest resident, was injured when a fragment from a broken coal lamp struck her eye, destroying sight. B W Thomas of Marion Center underwent a successful operation at Indiana Hospital after a separate incident.
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Marion
Mary Lydick
Marion Center
Dtivius
B. W. Thomas
Indiana Hospital
Transfers of Real Property and Notes Across Towns
Transactions list several property transfers including Maude F Myers to Leon Rosen sburg for 2 acres East Wheatfield at $1,406 and C M Cribbs to J K Gribbs for 21 Le South Mahoning at $1,500, plus multiple parcels named in Indiana Mahoning and nearby towns. A marriage licenses section with initials follows after the transfers. A note mentions a person departing Indiana for Philadelphia to enter Bible Institute of Pennsylvania as preparation for missionary work.
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Bouchpar
Marion Center
F. B. McKee
Lillian Coon
Indiana
D. W. Simpson
A. A. Simpson
E. I. Qokes
R. L. Smith
Burrell
John Bennett
Myrna Crozier
East Mahoning
Charles Ayers
A. B. Dodson
W. Wheatfield
W. M. Good
P.O. Montgomery
Plainville
Mary I. Stout
Maude Richards
Salisburg
R.S. Kirkpatrick
Robert L. Emerick
Mies
H. Turred
Philadelphia
Bible Institute of Pennsylvania
Fragmented overheard line reveals unclear dialogue
A garbled OCR fragment presents a vivid but incoherent exchange about a bright child and intelligence. The text contains mis-spellings and stray phrases, making it difficult to extract coherent names, dates, or events.
Unclear factional revolt testifies before Foreign Affairs panel
A scrambled account shows Sheed Thetis Mevoshile leading a revolt against administration policy as Lime wins an appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Kellogg delays appearance citing secretive reasons while lawmakers pressure for quick action on policy disputes involving Litmocratic critics and regional interests.
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Arkansas
Virginia
White House
Kora
Rotary Kellogg
Kellogg
Two Bandits Shot After Robbery Attempt in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January 7 two bandits were shot during an attempted holdup at Muzio Marcio pool room. Customers beat the wounded men with pool cues as police arrived. George Gilhooley 25 and James Gallagher 22, both of Pittsburgh, were identified and taken to hospital in serious condition.
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Pittsburgh
Muzzio Marcio
Marcie
George Gilhooley
James Gallagher
Boy Scout Annual Meeting Set for Tonight
Indians County Council Boy Scouts will hold its annual meeting Friday January 7 in the Social Hall of the Lutheran Church of Indiana. Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports on the past year discussed. Major Van De Boe of the Regional office willaddress the gathering. Attendance expected to rise from 116 last year. An oyster dinner will be served by the Lutheran ladies. The meeting aims to finish in time for attendees to reach the church meeting in the Cosurk Totuse.
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Indians County Council
Boys Seeatts of America
Lutheran Church of Indiana
Iasi
Indiana County
Loere
Gito
Lutleran Church
Thase
Cosurk Totuse
State Police Hold Upper Hand On Supt Walsh
State police asserted control as Superintendent of Police Peter Walsh arrived. More than 50 motorists appeared before the court on charges of driving without proper licenses or plates. Walsh said drivers would not be molested if they parked at the station, while officers issued summons at road checkpoints.
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State Police
Supt
Walsh
Piptshulacit
Pele Ceday
Peter TP
Materiita
Hiringburg
Attorists
Laniel Kerr
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Alfred E. Smith
New Yoris
Pittsburgh Bank
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William
Starris
Erringer View
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Fale Knipp
Ease
Y Stevens
Alnort Rumberlan
Anna Nardi
Vscceee
Tselinlar
Wsburg
Peto Signaling
Pitteburgiylang
Muggins
Surat
Rivelt
Beth Steel
Baldwin
St. i Va
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Phillips Oy
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Pere Marg
Steel
Royal Dutch Island
Sinclair Oil
Rata Pay
Studebaker
Ind
Snes
St Louis
Tim ReBarter
al Liks
Ata Union
USCI
U S
BOY Scout
West
Ger’. Supply Co
John B. DE Santis
Philz St
Ps. Jiocal
Oxfords
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, PA
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