Local residents and visitors conduct Thursday business
Raymond Paul of Plumville and Olive Welty of Sample Ren were seen in town yesterday afternoon. Numerous others including Clymer, Robinson, Livermore, McIntyre, Cherry Tree and Homer City residents visited the County Treasurer, shopped in Indiana, or called on friends. Notables include Ira G. Fine visiting Indiana while planning to move to his new home and Jack Webster among Thursday out of town visitors.
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Plumville
Indiana
C. C. Iseman
McIntyre
Ira G. Fine
Indiana Street Railway Co
Scranton, Montrose and Binghamton Railroad
Ben Smith
Clymer
Jack Webster
Gipsy
Wayne P. Strong
John Smith
Homer City
Handy Service Meeting Shapes Local Grocery Plan
Wholesalers and bakers are to have representatives at a meeting next Wednesday to discuss methods and pick the best proposed system for local merchants. A committee of Noah Treharne and C C Young will canvass grocers to gauge sentiment while butchers and several from Anita Cloe Rossiter and Dayton attend.
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DuBoia
Clearfield
Noah Treharne
C. C.young
Rne
Anita
Cloe, Rossiter
Dayton
Extradition bid looms in fatal desert murder case
Arizona authorities seek extradition of Mrs. Schroeder Dague and Crawford to Pennsylvania to face murder charges in the Paul Pawl killing. They face kidnapping and related counts in Arizona including wounding a deputy during flight, with life or electric chair as possible penalties. Det. M. Martin Lee and Gov. Fisher signed the requests amid broad public outrage over the crime.
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Keystone
Arizona
M. Martin Lee
Lawrence County
Governor Fisher
Thomas Crawford
W. Glenn Dague
Pennsylvania
Thomas M. Heath
Paul
Pennsylvania seeks extradition in Schroeder case
Pennsylvania Governor signed requisition papers to return Mrs. Schroeder from Arizona for a kidnapping case tied to a Lawrence county officer’s shooting. Officials expect Arizona to approve extradition and believe she will face trial back in Pennsylvania, potentially avoiding the death penalty there. A reporter travelled from Winslow to confirm the identity of a blonde girl captured in a gun battle Tuesday.
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Lawrence County
Commonwealth
Fisher
Schroeder
Phillips
Arizona
Phoenix, Ariz
Ins
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Winslow
Stocks Bearish Early Trade Marks Tumult in Market
New York January 17 bears press the stock market in the first hour pushing many active issues down and unsettling sections of the list. Radio and naconda Copper fall while motor stocks find support. General Motors and Nash show strength as rails decline on weak earnings and freight data. Major names resist, with United States Steel and Bethlehem higher, and Loew's and Warner Bros. advancing in trading.
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Bears
Naconda
General Motors
Nash
Chrysler
Loew
Warner Brothers
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Allegheny Corp
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Day Night Pursuit Of Irene Schroeder Climaxed By Capture
Irene Schroeder, believed wanted in Pennsylvania for murder, was reportedly identified by Wheeling residents and later captured after a gun battle. Two male suspects, Glen Dague and James Crawford, denied ties. Father Joseph Crawford remains baffled but loving, blaming sorrow and drugs for her alleged downfall.
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Pennsylvania
Gough
Winslow
A. Gaywood
Wheeling
W. Way
Sheriffs Office
Schroeder
Gaywoods
Anid
Glen Dague
James Crawford
Gorporal Brady Paul
Pogses
Arindha
Benwood
W. Va
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Joseph Crawford
Irena Schroeder
Phoenix
Aziz
Irene
Ray Schroeder
Bellaire
Veterans seek uniform benefits across wars
General Hines argues for consistent veterans compensation policies to end disparities among those with tuberculosis, gunshot wounds, or other disabilities, urging Congress to adopt uniform allowances for all wars and support for current Veterans Bureau recipients while considering Rankin’s bill to compensate disabilities existing in service and aggravated by it.
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Gen. Hines
Hines
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Rankin
Mississippi
Square Dance At Armory Draws Record Crowd
A Thursday night square dance for Company I drew a record crowd in the Armory. Twig Brothers Orchestra supplied the music as twenty dances were performed with strong participation. The new dance is planned for next Thursday night.
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Armory
Company I
Twig Brothers’ Orchestra
Search for missing fliers narrows to Amguem River mouth
Moscow reports intensified search for Carl Ben Heilson and Fart Borland near the Amguem River mouth on the Siberian coast after natives said the airmen were located there. Soviet authorities ordered all parties to focus the spot about 160 miles east of North Cape while insisting no definite proof of survival had been received.
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Moscow
Carl Ben Hielson
Fart Borland
Amguem River
Siberian
North Cape
Wielson
Borland
Americans Arrive in Plymouth for Naval Armament Talks
The American delegation led by Secretary Stimson arrives in Plymouth aboard the George Washington for a naval armament conference with five powers. Welcomed by city officials and Royal Marines, Stimson calls the London talks a peace conference and prepares for a meeting with Premier MacDonald in London.
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London
Plymouth
Stimson
Premier MacDonald
England
United States
George Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Great Western Railway
George Washinton
Charles Gates Dawes
Great Britain
Hugh Gibson
Switzerland
Stimaon
James Churchward
Hubert Brand
Plymouth Naval Station
Speginal
Royal Marines
Churchward
Honor Court Scout Brahm Achieves Eagle Scout Rank
Scout Brahm began in Blairsville Troop 5 tied to the Methodist Church led by Prof. Berlin Empfield. His first enlistment started July 1926 and continued until now as he earned Eagle Scout while with Indiana Troop 4, overseen by James Lepley at the American Legion Post Indiana. Congratulations to the Post Troop and Scout Brahm.
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Blairsville
Methodist Church
Berlin Empfield
Indiana
American Legion Post of
James Lepley
Scoutmacher
Legion
American Newa Features, Ince
Neptune Reaches Tobermory After Six Weeks Missing
In St John’s Newfoundland residents celebrate news that the three masted sailing ship Neptune and its crew of fourteen, including one woman, have arrived safely in Tobermory Scotland after six weeks adrift across the Atlantic. The Tobermory message confirmed the ship’s safe landing and crew status.
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St, John’s
Newfoundland
St. John’s
Neptune
Atlantic
Tobermory
Scotland
Will Rogers On Lexington And A Golden Chestnut Horse
Will Rogers recounts touring Lexington Kentucky with University of Kentucky Dean of Engineering Professor Anderson. He praises the Blue Grass area and mentions the famous racehorse Man o War. A Scottish joke about whiskey ends the reminiscence, with American Nova Featureo credited.
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Anderson
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Jock
American Nova Featureo, Inc
Kentucky horseman Wallace Shelby and the Dixie Highway tale
Wallace Shelby of Lexington Kentucky shares a rambling tale from the Harry Payne Whitney breeding farm about Elliott Shelby, a sharp but sleepy host, and a Negro potato seller with crops that outsize earlier baskets. The account blends Kentucky horse lore, politics, and rustic mischief in a casual reminiscence.
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Wallace Shelby
Lexington
Kentucky
Shelby
Harry Payne Whitney
Patient complaint on medical quackery and grafts
The piece recounts a distrustful medical encounter with Dr George E Maurer of Park Avenue New York. It criticizes the city’s specialist system and a bad experience with a misdiagnosis and excessive fees. A talkative patient narrator describes a bungled visit ending with comic irony.
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George E. Maurer
Park Avenue
New York
N. Y
Bome
College Receives $50,000 Bequest for Library
Pittsburgh January 17 Leegheny College of Meadville received a $50,000 gift from William Edward Reis of Pasadena California to enlarge the Reis Memorial Library. The announcement came at the board meeting where Dr James A Beebe presided and John S Craig of Pittsburgh endowed a men’s scholarship in memory of his son Sam Nesbitt Craig.
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Alegheny College
Meadville
Willam Edward Reis
Pasadena
Cal
Reis
James A. Beebe
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Allege
John S. Craig
Sam Nesbitt Craig
Beebe
William N. Ridge
Philadelphia
Arthur W. Thompson
Addison
C. Wade
E.B. Reed
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