Disabled veterans seek justice with pension proposal
The article notes that many disabled veterans stand as a decimated pool of eligibles facing Congress delays. Survivors, mostly middle aged, must support families on small veterans bureau allowances while others receive regular retirement pay. Bursum estimates the bill would cost about $600,000 yearly, shrinking as deaths occur, granting wounded officers pensions of 76 to 100 dollars monthly.
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Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Bursum
Pianist in Fine Recital Echoes Classic Works
Paige in a refined recital program features Chopin Grave Agitato Scherzo Funeral March Prelude and Gigue Paraphrase on Bach Harpsichord Transcriptions by Harold Bauer. Includes Brahms Debussy Ravel Schumann Tschaikowsky Chopin Waltz in A flat and G minor Ballade. Claire de Lyne and Minstrels perform.
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Cyf
Chopin
Grave
Bach
Harold Bauer
Brahms
Claire ‘de Lyne
Debussy
Schumann
Tschaikowsky
Hi Y Club Holds Meeting and Initiation
The M- Club met last evening with 36 members present and conducted substantial business. Nineteen new members were initiated into the second degree after regular business. Reporters note most have survived a challenging trip from cold regions to the hot south. The next Hi-Y meeting is January 16 at 8 o'clock.
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Hi-Y
Blairsville's oldest resident passes away
Blairsville mourns its aged resident, member of Findley Patch Post No 137, Grand Army of the Republic. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2:30 PM at his home with pastor and a team of ministers officiating. Also notes death of Violet Catherine Ferguson, born Lucerne 1915, died Saturday after appendectomy in Kittanning Hospital. buried Oakland Cemetery.
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Findley Patch
Grand Army of the Republic
W. B. Clancy
H. E. Lloyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
J.N. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Violet Catherine Fernuson
Kittanning
Violet Catherine Ferguson
James
Minnie Ferguson
Nu Mine
Lucerne
Oakland Cemetery
Thelma
Bobbie
Jeans
Strangler Lewis May Never Wrestle Again
Kansas City date back in the night Ed Strangler Lewis, former world heavyweight champion, may not wrestle again after losing his title to Wayne Big Munn. Dr Terry E Lilly at St Luke s Hospital said Lewis probably fractured two vertebrae at the base of the spine and would wait for further tests before a definite statement this morning.
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Kansas City
Strangler
Lewis
Wayne
Big” Munn
University of Nebraska
Terry E. Lilly
St. Lukes Hospital
Lilly
Josiah Kirby in Cleveland to face charges
An indictment in Federal Court accuses Josiah Kirby of using the mails to defraud while in state courts he faces a false financial statement charge under blue sky laws. Authorities say state and federal teams will continue the probe as Kirby arrives amid expected jurisdictional disputes. Kirby’s attorney Walter Mears says he will surrender to federal authorities. The federal case spans 185 pages alleging stock value misrepresentation and mail fraud tied to the Cleveland Discount Company, once put in receivership. Kirby came from Cincinnati after real estate failures and had earlier faced bankruptcy proceedings. he then went to California where he was acquitted in Discount Company stock prosecutions. The state probe was ordered by Governor Dopahey and handled by special attorneys.
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Kirby
Bar
Walter D. Mears
United States
Bernstein
Cleveland Discount Company
D. C. Westenhaver
Cincinnati
Alifornia
Dopahey
Road work in early spring in Indiana county
The Clymer Purchase Line road awaits bid decisions on route with an early determination. 1925 projects in Indiana county are expected to be active, with a new concrete road to Indiana kept snow free. crews worked past midnight with heavy machinery clearing Thursday night’s snow. R H Cunningham & Sons Co move equipment between farms for early spring concreting and plan bids on a section to the Jefferson county line, aiming to complete next season.
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Clymer Purchase Line
Indiana County
Ind
Indiana
R.H. Cunningham & Sons Co
Roy MecEthoes
Morrison
Max Good
Jefferson County
Locate Man Continues Mystery Of Disappearance
A Rural Wall man vanished after leaving friends on Friday night December 19. He planned to walk two miles home near NuMine but never arrived. For three weeks Rural Valley residents have hunted streams and secluded spots with no clues. H F Harrison of Commodore reported as an Indiana business visitor yesterday.
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Wall
NuMine
H. F. Harrison
Commodore
Indiana
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
Fragmentary OCR text shows a judge’s mistaken forecast about a lawyer. The excerpt mentions a man in poor health, morphine, gallstones, and a claim of Mayr's Wonderful Tone restoring health, with garbled extra words and phrases.
Directors Named At C of C Event In Community Meeting
The C of C gathering featured calls to action for improving local life. Attendees urged moving the Pennsylvania Railroad station, boosting coal mining, expanding roads, and promoting health and scouting projects with civic support.
Ellwells on Rocks Again Struggling After Privas Check
The Ellwells face renewed poverty and work after a prias check arrival, with Elwell buying an expensive car and living in hotels while dining out and patronizing bootleggers. Mrs. Ely Well complained as court proceedings followed the arrest and orders to place remaining funds in court for support.
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Prias
Elwell
Ely
Elwel
Ng Tdwells
Homer City Scout Meeting Planned At Commercial Hotel
Homer City prepares a district scouting meeting at the Commercial Hotel inviting nearby towns Lucerne Mines Judithsboro Graceton Coral Brush Valley Josephine and Waterman. Dr J W Hinitt of Indiana will speak on district organization with Prof Hugh Beil of Rossiter detailing its values. Dinner at 6 30 pm, committees listed for time place membership dues speakers and entertainment.
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Homer City
Pompeus
Lucerne Mines
Judusboro
Graceton
Coral
Brush Valley
Josephine
Waterman
Dawson
J. W. Hinitt
Indiana
Hugh M. Beil
Rossiter
Thase
Lafayette Tuck
M. F. Brandon
C. H. Kirk
Dan Dawson
When's a Goat Not a Goat in Federal Meat Figures
Department figures show 79,814,060 animals slaughtered under federal inspection last year, including 31,279 goats. Officials note some goat meat may have been sold as lamb or mutton to housewives. Also 4,699 horses were slaughtered, mostly for zoos or export. No law requires goat meat labeling, but horse meat sold for humans must be labeled. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
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Department of Agriculture
Post Master of New York Dies After Operation
Dan Morgan postmaster of New York died early today after an operation at Lutheran Hospital for appendicitis. A Marshall, Michigan native, he came to New York sixty years ago. He is survived by his widow and three daughters Mrs. David Arundel of Minneapolis, Mrs. J. Fry Nouman of Nashville, and Miss Janie Morgan of New York.
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New York
Howard Morgan
Lutheran Hospital
Morgan
Marshall
Mich
David Arundel
Minneapolis
J. Fry Nouman
Nashville, Tenn
Janie Morgan
Pre-School Health Test Urged For Indiana Children
Parents urged to have preschool children tested using Schick test and toxin anti toxin treatment as preventive action grows stronger over the years. State Clinic requests filled-out forms returned at once. screenings scheduled for next Tuesday morning.
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Indiana
Schick
Roasiter
Homer City
Local social notes and visitors reported in county
Mrs J C McCormick and Mrs J McBrihons end dred, James and Gertrude guests of My and Mrs Jan of Clarkaburg on Saturday. Mrs Sacha Wood Rupert yesterday, as a pie her brother in law and sister, John Campbell of Philadelpha street. Mrs T W Fouts near-P wood had been visiting in Hondorr City. John Guthrie returned to villa Academy after two weeks with father Murray Gil beans. Lt Gromie and Miss Agnes Stadtmiller at Marion Center in latest relief work. M H Hill of Black a Court House visitor. Mano of Rossiter wigs drama business visitor. WANTED Six reliable men county to place higher agency proposition references required Bowser Clawson Hotel.
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J.C. McCormick
J. I.mcbihons
Dred, James and
Gertrude
Jan
Clarkaburg
John Guthrie
Murray
Gil Beans
Villa Academy
Wee
Gromie and
Mies Agnes Stadtmiller Ceorar
Marion Center
M. H. Hill of
Black
Court House
Mano
Rossiter
Drana
Merana
Bowser, Clawson Hotel
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American Automobile Association
Josiah Kirby
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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E. E. Buchheit
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C. of C
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Gilbert Parnell
Monroe Torrence
State Board of Health
Elmer Allison
Frank Womer
Penn Public Service Company
Archie Mahon
Bob Jamison
Harry White, Jr
White
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John Malcolm
Maj
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John Barr
E. R. Lumsden
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Hondorr City
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Selzrich Distributing Corporation
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