Blairsville Bank Election Report and Local News
Blairsville bank election coverage continues from page one with notes on staff changes. Also three people were slightly injured in a Blairsville Derry road collision near Blairsville, with Merle Black and Roy Steve hospitalized for injuries and Gorski treated for minor cuts. Local men elected to the Westmoreland County Farm Loan Association board, reporting a solid year with 98 loans totaling 213900 and 93 loans in force at 299600. Miner Jacob Gower, 21, burned by a mine cable, was treated locally and sent to Indiana Hospital with improving condition.
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Blairsville
Jan
Here
Blairaville Derry Road
Merle Black
Brenizer
Roy Steve
Brentzer
William 47
Gorski
Jattrohe
Black
Steve
Blairsville-Derry
Westmoreland County Farm Loan Association
Scottdale
Treorge K. McMillan
Blairaville
John
Stitt
A. J. Porter
H. F. Miller
Yukon
J. K. Kennel
C. R. Felgar
A. Scott Chrisner
We Ceeness Wunndary
Jacob Gower
Westmoreland Minine Company
Gower
Indiana Hospital
Brener
Fisher Disturbance Over Welfare Post Dominates Talks
Clinton era politics swirl as Dr. Murdock and Dr. Wolf compete for Pennsylvania welfare leadership while Mrs. Worthington Scranton and the League of Women Voters push for Dr. Potter retention. Governor-elect Fisher delays cabinet decisions amid conferences with Mellon and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Potter
Worthington Scranton
Repehticos “Tate
Wolf
Dr. Murdock
Wayne J. Bleakley
Harry H. Lamb
Yermingo County
Department of Welfare
Sproul
League of Women Voters
John QO. Miller
Pittsburgh
League
Pennsylvania
Murdock
Fisher
Welfare Department
Mellon
Scranton
Hannah Durham
State Committee
Street Closed For Coasting On North Walnut Street
Borough authorities close North Walnut street from Maple to Ransom for coasting. Three blocks permit coasting from 7 to 10 o'clock. Street closed to autos during this time with police protection for coasters.
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Walnut Street
Maple
Ransom Avenues
Charley Chaplin Leaves for East Amid Divorce Turmoil
Chaplin travels by train to New York as wife Liza Grey Chaplin seeks divorce and temporary restraining order. Superior Court appoints receivers to oversee community property valued at 16 million, with W. J. Gilbert and Herman Spitzer named as officers. bonds set at 200 thousand each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Lloyd Wright
Chaplin
New York
Liza Grey Chaplin
Walton J. Wood
Kellogg Testifies on Mexican and Central American Tensions
Secretary Kellogg told a Senate committee that United States policy faces serious dangers as Mexico is accused of fomenting unrest in Nicaragua. He presented confidential data and a three hour chronology, signaling a firm stance to protect American lives and property, while critics like Borah remained unconvinced.
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Mexico
Nicaragua
Coolidge
Senate
Kellogg
Congress
Turkey
United States
Sacasa
Keres
Ely
Borah
Wheeler
Montana
Shipstead
la Follette
Ile
State Department
Mr. Kellogg
Red
Central Ameri
Obituary notices for Charles S Little and relatives
Obituary item lists numerous survivors including Danial Bush of Punxsutawney George Bush of Mercer Mark Bush of Pittsburgh Harry Bush of Johnstown Elizabeth Parsons of New Castle Ada Dibler of Brookville Saville Means of Altoona and others from Rossiter Idamar Greenville and Marion Center. Services at Wea Seyan Methodist Church Simith port led by Rev Charles Williams. Funeral details incomplete for several.Albert Good died January 1 at his parents home near Rossamioyne after brief illness. Survived by parents brothers and sisters Charley Verringer Delbert Good Clark Good Meno1 Good Mrs John Elkin. Funeral at parents home today at two o'clock Thomas Clawson of New Florence, 42, died at Memorial Hospital after acute appendicitis. Survived by widow Daley Clawson. Funeral arrangements not complete. Mrs Laza Toth age 40 of Charles Indiana died yesterday at Me Mor ia hospital. Survived by husband and two children. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Danial Bush
Punxsuhawnes
George Bush
Mercer
Mark Bush
Pittsburgh
Harry Bush
Ijohnstown
Elizabeth Parsons
New Castle
Ada Dibler
Brookville
Saville
Altoona
Jax
Frank
Ruth
Rossiter
Maud
Idamar
Clark
Greenville
Daisy
Morton
Rossiters Irwin
Rochester Mille
Lewis
Dilltown
Zella
Marion Center
Weaseyan Methodist Church
Simith
Charles Williams
Indiana
Alt
Fern
Dixony
Brickell Cemetery
Albert Good
D. L. Good
Rossamioyne
Sis Clark Good
Delbert Good
M Charley Verringer
Meno] Good
John Elkin
Cain Gand
Thomas Clawson
New Florence
Memorial Hospital
Laza ‘Voth
Laza Toth
John Toth
Charles
Comery
MeMoria Hospital
Jane
Back-seat pilots and harmony in the Pan American flight
Widespread respect for Major H A Dargune's method in selecting two-man crews for each plane. The War Department notes the challenge of aligning differing flying styles. Officers report pilots and passengers experience varying nervous strain based on confidence in the front-seat pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Sodan Aviation
Kate
H. A. Dargune
War Department
Aolye
Argue
Army Air
Bolshevik Aims in Latin America Spark War-Avoidance Talk
A memorandum presented to the committee outlines Bolshevik plans for Latin America as a base to combat American imperialism, with propaganda focused on the United States. Porter cites about 10,000 Americans with claims against Mexico and notes secrecy to protect claimants. Romieu urges action for information on Nicaragua to avert war, while Rep. Cole questions imminence and Romieu says only the tenth could reveal that.
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Mexico
Latin America
New World
United States
Mins
Latin’ America
Organization of Resistance
Porter
McSwain
Romiue
Missouri
Nicaragia
Congress
Missourian
Nicaragua
Rep. Cole
Iowa
Romiuc
Tollreness ferehes ite sunrene test to the assumption
The text appears garbled and unreadable, offering no clear people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a credible news item. It cannot be transformed into a coherent T S pair while preserving source-grounded facts.
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Points on People in county scene and illness noted
Mrs Gideona Haas of Dennisom is a guest at Mrs Lydia Snyder in Milladelphia street. Robert George and daughter left yesterday for Florida to tour the state with relatives there. Elmer Borland and James L Jack were in Brookville on business. Mr Thompson Bolen of Blacklick township near Livermore is seriously ill at home with many friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
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Gideona Haas
Dennisom
Lydia Snyder
Milladelphia Street
Robert George
Florida
Soutthern
Elmer Borland
James L. Jack
Brookville
Thompson Bolen
Blacklick Township
Livermore
Politicians Entangled in Historic Labor War Battle
A senate battle over Woods’ appointment exposes cross party and labor union alignments. Brookhart Iowa insurgent faced opposition amid a shifted AFL and United Mine Workers stance. Key figures include John F. Lewis and Frank J. Funn, with votes split among senators from Indiana Idaho Ohio Rhode Island Missouri Texas Michigan West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma South Carolina Montana Maryland Delaware and Alabama. The outcome hinges on a Senate floor vote after a committee division.
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West Vireginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brookhart
Senate
Iowa
Woods
John F. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Frank J. Funn
Steck
Pennsylvanian
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
John J. Lewin
West Virginia
Senate Committee
Watson
Indiana
Gooding
Idaho
Fees
Ohio
Metcalfe
Rhode Island
Hawes
Missouri
Mayfield
Texas
Michigan
Golf
West
Virginia
Howell
Nebraska
Sackett
Pines
Oklahoma
Smith
South Carolina
Wheeler
Montana
Bruce
Maryland
DuPont
Delaware
Underwood
Alabama
Pittman
Nevada
Dill
Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
Coff
Edgewood Farewell Party For Carnahan Family
The Edgewood neighborhood gathered at the Carnahan home to bid Lisle Carnahan and family farewell as they sell property and move to Indiana. James Blakely purchased the house. Neighbors hosted the event with Joe Henderson, Joe White, and Mr. Butler supervising, and Robert Loy played high at cards. The Misses White and Ruth Carnahan helped entertain the younger guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Lisle Carnahan's
Indiana
James Blakely
Parkwood
Enmasse
Carmahan
Joe Henderson
Joe White
Mr. Butler
Robert Loy
Misses White
Ruth Carnahan
Ex Deputy Kills Three In Jefferson City Firefight
W L Johnson former Jefferson County deputy sheriff killed three people in a Jefferson City residence dispute. After barricading himself inside he fired at rescuers, drew a mob devoting, and was wounded by dynamite blast before being taken to a hospital in critical condition. Carson-Newman football star Dibbrell Hicks died from a head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Lenn
W. LB. Johnson
Toon
Johnson
Jefferson
Josie RB. Howard
Jessie Bishop
Jefferson City
Budde
Dibbrell Hicks
Carson-Newman College
They Learned Quickly An Educated Man Earns More
A Washington Post item notes that education correlates with higher earnings. It mentions a figure about Stgerdam assuming a role a decade after graduation, highlighting the long path from study to leadership. The piece underscores the value of formal education.
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Stgerdam
Washington Post
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Department of Highways
T. Woolridge
Carnegie Land Company
Mieher
Welfare
Mesa
Thomas Bluell
House
Charles McBride
John Homsher
Youre
George Maxey
Lackawanna
Albert Johnson
Chas. Chaplin
East
Joseph Welteroth
Court House
Philadelphia Street
Church Street
Water Street
Charles G.rudl
White Township
Joseph Westeroth
Chevrolet
Packard Sport Car
the Savings & Trust Co. of
Indiana, Pa
U. S
Charles S. Little
Letlers
N.Y
Mote
Beth Steel Peewee
Baldwin den
Barnsdall
Crucible
Cuba
Fisk
Motors
City
Lehigh
Magna
Mar
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Phillips
Packard
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Sinclair
Studebaker
Vie
Ind
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USCI
US Steel Bee
Westinghouse
Icc
Westinghouse Air
TUB
Willys Overland
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Whee
West Md
Tees
E. Masten & & Company
Pittsburgh, PA
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