Mad Trapper Awaits Police In Arctic Fortress
Aklavik NorthWest Territory Jan 14 Amid a 15 hour arctic gun battle with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Albert Johnson the trapper held an underground fortress as a third expedition prepared. Johnson wounded Constable A W King serving Lindberghs earlier and the siege continued under sub zero conditions with eight officers retreating for reinforcements.
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Aklavik
Northwest Territory
Arctic
Royal Canadian- Mounted Police
Arctic Circle
Albert Johnson
A. W. King
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Orient
Johnson
King
BR. G. McDowell
Placer
A. N. Eames
Rye
Rat River
Barri
Willis McHenry Welcomes New Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Willis McHenry of 1385 Washington street congratulate on the arrival of a baby boy at Indiana Hospital at 11:50 PM Wednesday Both mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis McHenry
Washington Street
Indiana Hospital
Treasury net balance and receipts report
The Treasury net balance on Jan 12 stood at 389 419 271.06 dollars with expenditures that day 10 699 026.04. Customs receipts for the month through Jan 12 totaled 12 159 891.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Treasury
Manhunt For Two Suspects In Double Murder
Washington, January 14. Police in Washington, D C, Virginia, and Maryland pursued two black men for the killings of Mrs. Spencer Isley and her maid Mrs. Minna Dushner at the Isley estate in Middleburg Virginia. George Crawford, 45, an ex convict, is named along with an unidentified man as the suspects. A Ford Victoria car believed used by the slayers was recovered near a highway bridge. Maryland and Virginia officers detained two youths in Hyattsville and questioned Crawford’s sweetheart in Middleburg.
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Washington
Wahington
Virginia
Maryland
Spencer Isley
Minna Dushner
Isley
Middleburg
George Crawford
Alexandizi
Highway Bridge
Crawford
Cay
Evangelist Leads Renewed Family Prayer Meeting
An evening at the tabernacle drew a full house with rousing singing and a powerful message from Evangelist Stephens. Rev. Samuel W. Shane offered a thoughtful prayer as the large choir performed Revive Us Again, urging revival of family prayers and church devotion amid plans for a strong weekend program and a unity march to the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Samuel W. Shane
Second United Presbyterian Church
Harry E. Storrs
Evangelist Stephens
Union
Tabernacle Annex
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Storrs
Stephens
Held for court in chicken theft case
Stanley Good of Finetownship was arraigned before Justice Jay D. Hill on larceny of chickens charges. Held for court after furnishing $500 bail. linked to the shooting death of Harry Lamer with Pine Township youth John Plaveczky involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Stanley Good
Fine Township
Harry Koozer
Good
Harry Lamer
John Plaveczky
Pine Township
Mothers of Democracy Meeting Postponed to Feb 12
At request of many Mothers of Democracy members the regular Memorial Hall meeting scheduled for Friday night is moved to Friday night February 12 due to ongoing services in the Tabernacle.
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Mothers of Democracy
Memorial Hall
Tabernacle
Death Claims John Lydie Elder in Bethel Church
John Martin Lydie 56 a Blacklick township farmer and Bethel Church elder died after a short illness from septicemia at 8:05 PM Wednesday. He was born August 21 1875 in South Mahoning township and lived in Blacklick 12 years. Survived by widow Mrs S Ella Lydie a son John Sr a daughter Mrs Fred Stefft and several stepdaughters and grandchildren. Funeral at 1:00 PM Saturday in Bethel Church with Rev Harry C G Prugh. Burial in Mercride Aries Cemetery.
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John Martin Lydie
Blacklick Township
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Samuel A
Rachel
Hamilton) Lydie
South Mahoning Township
S. Ella. Lydney
John, Sr
Fred Stefft
Brookville
T. H. Mikesell
H. P. Edmiston
Coal Run
Thelma Richards
Indiana
P. S. McCreery
Near Tarentum
Burt Morrow
Ligonier
H. O
Homer City
Mercride Aries Ctemetery
Last Shick Tests Here Jan 18 and 19
Last shick tests are scheduled in Indiana schools on January 18 and 19 for children who had toxin antitoxin last spring. On Monday at 9:00 a.m. at Thaddeus Stephens and Third Ward, Third Ward and Training School children are to be tested. Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. at Horace Mann and Second Ward, Second Ward and Parochial School children are to be tested. The medical team includes Dr. C. E. Rink, Miss Ann Slaugenhaupt, Mrs. I. Race, and registered nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Thaddeus Stephens
Third Ward
Horace Mann
Second Ward
C. E. Rink
Ann Slaugenhaupt
I, B. Race
Utility Fight Under Way in Monongahela Valley
A dozen Monongahela valley communities joined a state wide drive for lower utility rates at a meeting in Monongahela. More than twenty representatives from Washington Clairton Monessen Monongahela Charleroi Belle Vernon Donora Elizabeth Oakmont California New Eagle and Dormont pledged to back the Western Pennsylvania Fair Rate Association draft earlier in Tarentum. The group supported public ownership and operation of utilities with Governor Pinchot backing the effort. A Wilkinsburg meeting next Wednesday will draw representatives from nearly 40 communities.
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Monongahela
Monongahela Valley
Washington
Clairton
Monessen
Charleroi
Belle Vernon
Donora
Elizabeth
Oakmont
California
New Eagle
Dormont
Monongahela Council
Western Pennsylvania Fair Rate Association
Tarentum
Pinchot
Wilkinsburg
Negro Held in Solitary Following Rockview Murder
Fred Collins a 37 year old negro convict who attacked and killed Miss Elizabeth Hickock daughter of Rockview prison psychiatrist was confined in solitary at Western penitentiary Pittsburgh after transport from Rockview. He had been in the psychopathic ward four years and had been employed in Dr Hicksock's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Penitentiary
Rockview
Fred Collins
Convic
Betty Hickock
Rockview Penitentiary
Indiana
Packey McFarland
Stanley P. Ashe
Pittsburgh
Glenn Dague
Irene Schroeder
New Castle
Rockview Prison
Bellefonte
Collins
Rockview ‘Penitentiary
Elizabeth Hickock
Asa Lee
Hickock
Velatly
Dr. Hickock
Public Invited to F's Inspection at Armory Tonight
Captain Dale Marlin and Lieutenants Carroll Oakes and Wilber Campbell invite the public to attend the annual inspection of Company F N G P in the Armory tonight at 8:00. A prior two week preliminary drill was held, and the unit’s training under these commanders is expected to yield a high score in tonight's inspection conducted by United States army officers.
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Dale Marlin
Carroll Oakes
Wilber Campbell
United States Army
Rescuers Fail to Save Miner in Shamokin Slide
In Shamokin Pennsylvania Edward Topolski 22 was entombed under fifteen tons of slate after a Tuesday collapse. Rescuers reached his body late last night after his head had been uncovered twice during the day but he appeared dead from suffocation and injuries. Ben Topolski removed the body as a crowd of about a thousand waited. Two brothers and the father were among the diggers. Additional slides forced a halt then renewed efforts under threat of rain.
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Shamokin
Edward Topolski
Topolski
Ben Topolski
John
Tom
Charles
New Officers Installed for Legion Auxiliary Post No 222
The American Legion Auxiliary Post No 222 in Clymer installed its 1932 officers led by President Mrs George Martin and Vice President Mrs Anna Fisher. Other officers included Mrs Lillian Dixon Secretary Mrs Myrtle Nicholson Chaplain Mrs Ruth Ramsay Historian Mrs Mabel Bowser Treasurer Mrs Florence Putt and Sergeant at Arms Mrs Marian Hayser. A luncheon for the sixty four members followed.
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Cereonivk
American Legion Auxiliary
Clymer
M. C. Watson
George Martin
Jat
Anna Fisher
Lillian Dixon
Myrtle Nicholson
Ruth Ramsay
Mabel Bowser
Florence Putt
Marian Hayser
Rail traffic up as loaded cars rise in week
Philadelphia January 14 loaded cars handled by the Pennsylvania Railroad for the week ended January 9 show a substantial rise from the prior week. Total loaded cars reached 89,319 versus 78,872 last week, with 108,146 in the 1931 week and higher figures in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Americans Not Shylocks Says Mussolini
Mussolini says Europeans should cancel German debts first and urges the United States to follow suit. He frames the call as a principled stance against usury and colonial economic control, urging faster relief to reduce tensions and economic strain amid ongoing postwar recovery.
Mussolini urges US to cancel war debts in a Popoli D Italia piece
An editorial allegedly by Benito Mussolini in Popoli D Italia urges the United States to renounce war debts. It calls for Europe to forgive German reparations first and for other debtors to appeal to the US for cancellation, noting Britain might welcome a radical debt solution while France wavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
United States
Benito Mussolini
Germany
America
Popoli D'Italia
Europe
Mussolini
MacDonald
Britain
France
Davis and Cribbs Held for March Grand Jury
Adrian D. Davis and Marion N. Cribbs of Blacklick were charged with breaking and entering and larceny. They were committed in the county jail last night and held for action by the March grand jury after a prior hearing before Justice of the Peace 8 L Longenecker. Bail was set at 500 dollars each.
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Adrian D. Davis
Marion N. Cribbs
Blacklick
March Grand Jury
Davis
Cribbs
Justice of the Peace
L. Longenecker
Miss Tekavec Becomes Bride in Collinsburg
Miss Mary Tekavec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tekhavee of Collinsburg, married August Lindaner, son of Mrs. Amelia Lindaner, in the county courthouse on Monday January 11th. They plan to reside in Indiana where the bride assists Mrs. Howard Trainer at the Tyra Tek Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tekhavee
Collinsburg
Mary
Indiana
August Lindaner
Amelia Lindaner
Ralph Cummings
Court House
Howard Trainer
North Sixth Street
Chaos if Chicago cannot raise money
Chicago faces a looming crisis as officers like Parolman Joseph Callahan report pay shortages. The city’s unpaid policemen strain family finances with savings wiped by bank failures, risking starvation for hundreds of thousands and a potential taxpayer strike unless funds are secured.
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Chicago
Janu
Joseph Callahan
Callahan
Ray Black PO
Milwaukee
Legion Star Plan Targets Unemployment in Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri on January 14 the American Legion announced a plan to combat unemployment by awarding a star to each manufacturer who raises paid personnel by 1 percent by February 1. National Commander Henry L. Stevens canceled a speaking engagement due to illness but said the program would proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
American Legion
Henry L. Stevens
Stevens
Plumville Forms New Scout Troop With Noted Leaders
Scout Executive Harrison arrives at Odd Fellows Hall in Plumville to greet a reception of over fifty boys from Plumville and Beyer. A new Scout troop is organized with Prof. Clark Ray as scout master, James Stewart and Fail Streams as assistant scoutmasters, Rev. J E Giffen heading the troop committee, and D W Douds along with other local men as committee members. The Gazette offers good wishes to the boys and leaders.
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Harrison
Odd Fellows Hall
Plumville
Beyer
Clark Ray
James Stewart
Clark
J. E. Giffen
Scout Council
Giffen
D. W. Douds
Messrs. Moore
Douds
Welsh
Edwards
The
Gazette
Barg Ar cur "Runtage Sale, gadeure lig bila
Fragmented notice lines indicate a sale event at a local address with partial contact numbers 446 318 and 119x. The readable items suggest a public sale notice parsed from a damaged page with limited legible details.
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Bila
St. Jan
Oth
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Nmishenrys
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Blacklick Two
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Punxsutawney
Wm. Brady
Jefferson County
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Ruby Keeler
White Sulghur Springs
W. Va
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