Political turmoil in Pennsylvanian government conduct
Governor Brumbaugh faces a legislature with antagonistic presiding officers. Insiders name Insurance Commissioner J Denny ONeill and Secretary of Agriculture Charles E Patton as likely targets of discrimination. Baldwin gains party support as Cox claims his fight is over, while Penrose and Sproul push for investigations into state government disorganization. House and Senate adjourn to Jan 22 as impeachment rumors persist and committee leadership battles unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Brumbaugh
Republican Party
Cox
Baldwin
United States
Penrose
Oliver
McNichol
Philadelphia
Sproul
Delaware County
Govetiic
Harrisburg
House
Sarig
Berks County
Senate
Grangers
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Commonwealth
James M. Woodward
Allegheny County
Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Smith
Ware
Philadelphia County
William Smith
Samuel B. Rambo
Rambo
State budget clash drives tax and road funding debate
State leaders clash over fund levels for roads schools and water projects with proposals for a half mill real estate tax and corporate stock taxes while debates over appropriations and political maneuvering hint at renewed power struggles involving Senator Penrose and Governor Brumbaugh.
Braddock area notes and visiting relatives
Local items list residents visiting relatives in Pittsburgh and nearby towns including Misses Sarah and Romayne Hling ensmith, Miss Sara Pollock of Greensboro, Joseph Evans departing for Drexel Institute, Miss Louise Grant of Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs George Brymer and visitors from Cresson, Vandergrift, Jeuhnstown, and Steubenville. A testimonial from LB Wixon of Farmers Mills praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Pollock
Greensboro
Ben Pollock
Blurton Avenue
Joseph Evans
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Louise Grant
Thurston School
Pittsburgh
Church Street
George Brymer
Ninth Street
Mitchell
Cresson
Wilk Taylor
Ford Gibson
Vandergrift
Morgan
Jeuhnstown
Calhoun
Hhairsville
Meland Mais
William Calhoun
Tenth Street
Richard Tomb
Johnstown
Indiana
Virginia Hahney
Irma ‘Travter
Steubenville
Miss Hahney
West Va
Beautiful wedding memories and bridesmaids’ outfits
An account of Madge’s wedding day with bridesmaids Shirley and the narrator. The church, flower decor, and palm bower are described, the maid of honor’s green dress and black hat noted, and a flower girl’s pale pink wreath described. A late reception at Madge’s home ends the eventful day.
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Madge
Shirley
Ave
Sudden Deaths In Clymer Area Claim Several Lives
Mrs QO U Householder and Mrs W N Templeton of Clymer Rebecca are listed among sudden deaths. Martin Nordby aged 51 a former Clymer Water Co mechanist died suddenly at his home near Upper Two Lick from heart disease after thirty years in the United States. He leaves a widow and two children Wallace and Marie. Funeral services will be at Nordby home tomorrow at 2 PM with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Ella Goodland 23 wife of Jesse Goodland died suddenly from septicemia at Marion Center. She leaves a husband and a young son. Funeral tomorrow at 1 40 PM with interment in Oakland Cemetery near Deckers Point. Stephen Wasick 38 died suddenly yesterday of acute alcoholism at his Homer City home. He leaves a widow and two children. Coroner conducted the inspection. funeral services and interment set for tomorrow.
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Martin Nordby
Clymer Water Co
Upper Twolick
Norway
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Wallace
Marie
Nordby
Lueter
Micrearhart
Zion Lutheran Church
Oakland Cemetery
Jesse Goodland
Ella Goodland
Marion Center
George Barr
Deckers Point
Stephen Wasick
Homer City
Jealous husband and wife execute murder plot
A woman and her husband shot a man in a planned crime. Russo was shot twice by Borgio and twice by his wife after she confronted him on stairs. Russo survived two hours. The couple fled with a foreign accomplice, were later arrested, and showed no remorse. Borgio claimed jealousy over Russo’s alleged attentions.
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Borgio
Conemaugh Township
Newrytown
P. I R
Saltsbury
Indiana
Sherrf Boggs
Boggs
Ellis men secure savings trust sale on Philadelphia street
Deposits at Savings AG Trust Company rose from 32008 on opening day to near 500000 amid others on Philadelphia Street from Sixth to Carpenter. The Loughry Corner sale to Sutton Miller Co for 40000 and Indiana Wardware Co building sale for 2000 preceded this banking institution sale. Rumors speak of a sixth bank, a Saving and Trust Co, to be announced soon.
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Cadelphia Street
Savings AG Trust Company
Frst Dey
Wheladelphia Street
Sixth
Carpenter Avenue
Loughry Corner
Sutton-Miller Co
Indiana Wardware Co
Indiana
Celery Mist Promises Quick Relief for Headache and Nerve Pain
An old advertisement touts Celery Mist as a quick cure for sick heartache nervous headache neuralgia grip and rheumatic pains. It claims strong quality at ten cents a package available at any store and urges buyers to test its merits.
Murderers Sentenced and Return Home In Tragic Shooting
From a mining job, Russo returns to his boarding house where Mrs Borgio greets him with a concealed revolver. She fires twice, striking Russo in the back as he moves from basement to first floor. Hussy flees the basement in panic.
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Russo
Adamson Eight-Hour Law case opens at Supreme Court
Washington reports the Adamson Eight-Hour Law case opening arguments before the Supreme Court. The government contends Congress has power to enact the law while opponents argue it deprives railroads of property without due process. Includes unrelated health ad copy about cold remedies.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Work begins at Court House on duplicate tax books
This morning the County Commissioners office began duplicate tax books work under Miss Charabell Cook Miss Flo Hamill and Mrs Alice Zeno. County Auditors are making rapid headway and will report soon. Repairs proceed in the Register and Recorder and Prothonotary offices at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charabell Cook
Flo. Hamill
Alice Zeno
Court House
Register and Recorder
Vinci tonic touted in early 1900s health claim
A vintage ad cites Vinci as a constitutional remedy to rebuild strength after grippe, praising Mrs Hattie Johnson of Towanda Pa and promoter Tom Hildebrand of Indiana. It also recites a separate, graphic accident note about Archer, whose skull was damaged by a shotgun discharge but who walked into town afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
Tam
Vinci
Hattie Johnson
Towanda
Archer
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Indiana Evening Gazette
The
Indiana Printing & Publishing Co
Indiana Pai
International News Service
Evening Gazette
R. H. Ray
Frank M. Smith
M. E. Emerson
Sarah
Romayne Hlingensmith
Braddock General Hospital
Braddock, Pa
LB. Wixon
Farmers Mills
N. Y
Siver
Ifi
Stenger
QO. U. Householder
W. N. Templeton
Clymer
Rebecca
Adamson
Mico Coal Company
Jesse M. Luiman
Water Street
H. A. Boggs
Tix
Aupmobile
Gazette. Tix
Park of Dayton
Cary
If’. Dixon
Creekside
John Klingensmith
Bath
East Water Street
Railroad Avenue
John M. Daugherty
Utility Electric Co
O. T. McHenry, Mer
Marshall
Demaud
Ira A. Myers
Grippe
Mckittrick
Wis
Bernard Archer
Boggs Bros
South 11Th St
Indiana, PA
Grand Theatre
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