Inmate dies from burns at state hospital
A Blairsville News report details a man from McIntyre who died from burns while confined at the state hospital. The incident follows a night of intoxication charges, bail forfeiture, and a police hearing in Blairsville. Additional notes cover Paul Rager’s Greensburg arrest for dope seeks and office break in, plus petty theft and Kiwanis meeting highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rager
Greensburg
Paul Rager
Blacklick
Blairsville
Burgess John Keener
Westmoreland
John W. Fairing
Elairsville
Focal
Justice of the Peace
W.M. Hosack
Indiana County
Roger
Who Gets the Tourist Dollar in Local Trade
A local chamber of commerce annual meeting heard Mr. Mirkil discuss how tourists spend money and how communities attract them. He urged advertising and good roads, noting tourists ask about hotels and sites, and that satisfied travelers spread praise. Directors for a three year term were elected: I. Brody, C.C. Dinsmore, Robert M. Fisher, Exa., Robert T. Jamison and Clair Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Mr. Mirkil
Mirkil
United States
I. Brody
Robert M. Fisher
Exa
Robert T. Jamison
Clair Sloan
Evening entertainments and missionary society notes
Dr. Samuel Blacker spoke on Co operation and C H Brenneman spoke briefly at the club meeting. Attendance prizes were donated by S W Miller and won by T C Watson. The program featured singing of Stephen Foster songs on Foster's death anniversary. The Women's Home Missionary Society met at the First Methodist Church with a trust agreement by Blairsville foundryman C L Tittle funding church expenses and society income. An Odd Fellows meeting in Blairsville will honor Grand Master William T Taowden and Usher A Hall with past grand and grand judge degrees conferred. hundreds of visitors expected from Indiana county and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Samuel Blacker
First Presbyterian Church of
Irwin
C. H., Brenneman
Methodist, Episcopal Church of
Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
C. L. Tittle
Blairaville Savings and Trust Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
William T. Taowden
Chester
A. Hall
Philadelphia
Indiana County
Derry
Latrobe
New Alexandria
C. P. Willis
Noble Grand
Otto F. Beers
C. J. Seigfried
M. M. Wilson
Miners Case In Sagamore Court Unsettled
John Kovaleick and Charles Horvath face hearings on charges of assault and resisting an officer. Officers allege they found a bundle of dynamite with caps and fuses in the defendants pockets causing a stir in the squire’s court. Kovaleick owns the Sagamore hotel property used to house miners who refuse to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kovaleick
Sagamore
Messrs
Harvath
Squire Atkins
Backbone of the Premier Line in the Country
York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Reading, Lehigh Valley and the Delaware Lackawanna and Western opposed the application arguing it unnecessary for public interests. My Bible claimed the project would cost 200 million dollars, about 750000 per mile, with ends in the air and no traffic to justify the expense, urging expansion of existing lines and use of the Transportation Act to curb wasteful investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Delaware Lackawanna and
Commission
Local Fanciers Prize Winners
Local fanciers prize winners list multiple winners by breed. E Peterson and S HE Peterson feature in several divisions, with Paul B. Hasinger and Fred Shockey among top placers in light and dark cockerel and hen classes. James Bonner and Rhodell Cates appear in bullet and light categories with several top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Peterson
Ihid
KR. L. Penatzer
S. HE. Peterson
Paul B. Hasinger
F. 0. Zimmerman
Fred $. Shockey
G. Peterson
S$. DE. Peterson
James Butter
Fred S. Shockey
EB. Peterson
Dark Bullet
James Bonner
Fred Oe Shockey
Virsland
HE. Peterson
Rhodell Cates
S. E. Peterson
Paul B. Unsinger
Dark Yen
James Banner
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Livestock Receipts
Market reports list butter eggs cheese and live poultry prices for Chicago and New York, with Wisconsin Minnesota and Ida columns. Includes cattle veal sheep pigs and toy receipts, noting market directions and price ranges across items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wis
Minny
New York
Roosters
Broilers
Pittsburgh
Eight Dead Bodies Recovered After Mine Explosion
Miners report eight bodies brought to the surface as rescue work continues at a West Virginia mine 300 feet deep and 2½ miles from the shift. W D Riggleman leads efforts while W I Lambie and other officials plan to take charge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
No. 8
W. d Riggleman
West Virginia
W. I. Lambie
West
Oklahoma
Wilburton
Okla
Oklahoma Coal Field
Degnan- McConnell
Boyle
Red Cross
Three Escape In Homestead Fire
Fire at Basis Drug Store in Homestead Pennsylvania injures firefighter Harry McCann and residents Mrs. John Smart and Dorothy Smart. Gas fumes overpowered McCann as crews battled flames. all were treated and revived. Smoke damages Johnson Floral Company and Homestead Restaurants. total loss estimated in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Harry McCann
John Smart
Dorothy
McCann
Nationality Kept Willie Davies From Olympic Honors
Willie Davies, Charleroi fighter fast rising in flyweight, nearly earned Olympic honor a year ago. His father’s Welsh nationality and Davies’s incomplete citizenship left him ineligible, costing America a favorite. Davies to box next Monday at Motor Square Garden against Willie Woods as he seeks recovery and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Willie
America
John T. Taylor
Alleghney Mountain Association
A.A. U
Davies
Wey
Taylor
Motor Square Garden
Willie Woods
British Empire
Woods
Jimmy Ide
Gensro
Vic Broge
Ted Esterbrook
Niles
Per Wee Donald
Tiger Joe Herman
Tony Freng
Johnny Windsor
Federal Furniture Factories Creates $15 Million Merger
A New York led consolidation forms the Federal Furniture Factories, Inc. with a capital of 15 million dollars under Delaware law. Key figures Irving Isaacs, Ralph Rosenberg, and Ben Lauterstein head the venture as it plans nationwide warehouses and plants in Ashville North Carolina New Orleans Dallas Los Angeles and San Francisco to cut costs and expand distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Furniture Factories
Furniture Corporation
N, Ink
United States
New York
Furniture Fen
Federa Furniture Factories, Inc
Pacific Coast
Federal Furniture Factories, Inc
Furniture Corporations of America
Irving Isaacs
Benj. Lauterstein
Federal Metal Bed Co
Hoboken
Ralph Rosenberg
Ben Lauterstein
Isaacs
Delaware
Lauterstein
Isaes
Carolina Wood Products Co
Ashville
N. C
Pinehurst
Idie Rich
Federal Furniture
N. J
Irving Furniture
New York City
Ver
New Orleans
Dallas
Texas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Amperican Furniture Mart
Federal
Kats Lftevest
Unclear Text on Eagle Symbolism in Early Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss decision to adopt an eagle emblem and identify available species. The text mentions sea or bald eagle and a critique of a golden eagle idea, noting different feathering and symbolic concerns. Names, dates, and clear facts are missing.
Ocean Giant Whale Captured Off Alaska Coast
A 96 foot whale was hauled ashore near Qkatea Alaska after a historic catch by local crews. The massive ocean giant weighed in at 80 tons and drew crowds as workers secured the carcass for study and disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qkatea
Alaska
The Inconstant Suitor turns on Willowdale race
Cora Loveland balances two admirers Jack Burnell and Harry Hazel amid polo club talk and racing stakes. Jack bets to ride Mercury in the club stake as Cora contemplates engagement if he wins. Berry Hall also courts her with a wager as Dynamite faces Mercury in a tense home stretch. Comedian narrowly wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Loveland
Jack
Cora
Harry
Mercury
Broadway
Willowdale
Harry Hazel
Rodery
Ranger
Cort
Corn
Billy Swift
Jerry
Berry Hall
Berry
Cri Berry
Rank
Stock Quotations and Market Report Published in Pittsburgh
Ongoing stock quotes reported at 1 30 by A K E Masten and Co Vanderfrigt Building Pittsburgh for The Evening Gazette. Readings cover prices and market movement as of the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K E. Masten & Co
Vanderfrigt
Pittsburgh, Pa
In Remembrance of Beryemine F Jamison
Four months since Beryemine F Jamison, father and husband, died on September 15 1929. Written memories recall his passing and the sorrow of his wife Mrs B I Jamison and their children who miss him dearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryemine F. Jamison
B. I. Jamison
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State Hospital
Fage One
McIntyre
Ponce
Ralph Cummings
James Stewart
Stewne
J. W. Piper
Blairsite
John C. Long
Stewart
Blairaville
Nron
FE. S. Gilmore
Maple Avenue
John Drake
Gilmore Bakery
Drake
Andre Lumber and Supply Company
Davis Way
Lumber Company
Gilmore
Glasser's
Glasser
Indiana, Pa
Chersh
Americas
Hennery Brown
The
Evening Gazette
By J. A. Waldron
Amaconda
Vtvgeapeeee
Fatrianeas
Baldwin Loco
Ee Rte
C. Bt
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Crucible
Cal Gas
Ren. Motors
Wees
Arart’y Cop
Gt. Nor Babeenaaennea
Goodrich Ae Te
Hayes Wheel Banene
Int
BAG Hava Hams
Gop Vases
Nor Parre
Pan Am Aere
Punta Alegre
Royal Dutch
Rock Island Ete Keen Eee
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N.Y
St. Paul
Va Trans Oil
Va Union
Pactus Wiveee
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U. S
U. Steel Ae Fete Eager
Washingtonséeepeeree
Willys Overland Bebeeres OM Prairia
Cere de Pasco
Agri
L. E. Fd
Davison
St. Ta
Famous Players
Toco
Barnsdall
St Motors
Fisk
Fisher Body
Otis Steel
Packard Motor
Keeler’s
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