Senate Debates Prohibition Funds Fight and Tax Refunds
Administration leaders face a third day of debate on a 224 million proposal to widen prohibition enforcement while plans for a 75 million tax refund payment clash with Secretary Mellon. Senators Harris Norris McKellar push and counter proposals unfold as the cruiser bill sits as unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Hutchinson C
INS
Washington
Senate
Harris
Georgia
State Appropriations Committee
Mellon
Jones
Norris
Nebraska
McKellar
Tennessee
Treasury
Congress
McKeller
Government jobs open in civil service examinations
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for junior and senior typists stenographers dietitian physiotherapy aide and agronomist and hydroelectric engineer with salaries from 1260 to 6000 a year at various federal departments. DC area residents and several states face admission limits. full details available from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
The
Public Health Service
Velockas’ Bureau
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Sacaton
Ariz
War Department
Washington
D.C
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
As Post
Another Relic For George L. Neely
George L. Neely of McGees Mills adds a rare perfect Washington profile chipped from dark flint to his Indian relic collection. The note hopes further finds may be reported as Lancaster Buildings at Prince and Chestnut streets are razed for a new federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Neely
McGees Mills
A. D
Washington
Lancaster
Prince and
Chestnut Streets
Federa
In Remembrance of William L Mai Anks
In remembrance of our father William L Mai Anks who departed this life January 21 1929 two years ago today. A token of affection a heartache still for you a sigh for the golden moments a smile of love anew. A tear in silence falling and yearning just for you. Sadly missed by Wife and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Maianks
Jace
Old Fashioned Dinner Party and Stock Talk at Indiana Event
A narrative describes a hostess Mrs Martha Daugherty St Clair hosting a gathering with many family and friends from Indiana including Dr Thomas St Clair and Barbara, Mr and Mrs Clark Daugherty, and others. Proxies and stockholder support are discussed, with Colonel Stewart denying reports of John D Rockefeller Sr opposition and asserting decades of loyalty and support. The piece blends social recollection with business assurances amid birthday corsages and farewell sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Toasmaster
Martha Daugherty St. Clair
William A. Simpson
Thomas St. Clair
Barbara
Latrobe
Roy St. Clair
Alexandria
Frank St. Clair
Kiskiminetas Springs School
Saltsburg
C. Paul Reed
Paul
Indiana
Clark Daugherty
Jeannette
John M. Daugherty
James R. Daugherty
William S. Daugherty
Griffith Ellis
Charlotte Hazlett
Mary I. Wilson
John M. St. Clair
Alice Logan
M. Agnes St. Clair
Nora &. Patton
Canvnas
Indiana Company
Stewart
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Mr. Rockefeller
Banquet guests and visitors mingle in Indiana county notes
A long list of residents and visitors drifted through Indiana County, from H Dwigh and J Lisl Galbreath at a Packard banquet in Pittsburgh to Marion Center shoppers and Creekside officials. Numerous locals including H B Young of Uniontown, M J Rorke of Greensburg, Kinter Fry of Plumville, and J H Lytie of Penn Run were seen in Indiana for business, visits, or social engagements. Tiddo Lewis resumed duties after illness, and many others like John Beatty, J C Steffen, and Edward Thompson were noted during daily exchanges in county offices and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dwigh
J. Lisl Galbreath
Ay Dickey
Mr. Nibert
Galbreath Motor Company
Packard Automobile Company
Pittsburgh
H. B. Young
Uniontown
Indiana
M. J. Rorke
Greensburg
Kinter Fry
Plumville
Thomas France
Rossmoyne
F. P. Everett
Dixonville
M. §. North
Ben Thompson
Don McCormick
Marion Center
Burgess H. A. Clark
Creekside
John H. Lytie
John H. Lytie, Well Known Constable and Miler
Penn Rn
Tiddo Lewis
Marchand
G. W. Swank
Squire L. A. Cassidy
Walter Otterhoff
Trade City
Court House
John Beatty
Blairsville
Edward Thompson
Kellysburg
J. C. Steffen
Glen Campbell
John Jenniken
Burrell Townships
Rank Sensabaugh
Green Township
Ofice
George Beer
A. A. Brady
J. E. Ulmer
Aimer Beck
Hillsdale
HH. S. Spence
William Smith
D. N. Bates
Blacklick
C. , McMillen
Home
Robert Hill
Rochester Mills
BE. Jordan
Erie
Moore Hotel
Rockefeller Jr. challenged Stewart for Standard Oil of Indiana
In Wall Street circles the trip by Stewart signals that Rockefeller’s house is under its first serious challenge. Standard Oil of Indiana has about 58,000 stockholders across the United States and abroad, whose votes will determine whether the young Rockefeller can oust Colonel Stewart. The exact alignment of opposing forces remains unguessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Wall Street
House of Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Union
Young Rockefeller
Two Die Gonti. sed from sa- 21) of Indiana.
The text reports two deceased members of a family returned to Indiana for burial with military honors. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 o'clock in Ernest Catholic Church, with double interment in St. Bernard's cemetery. It also notes Elizabeth Bair, age 64, of Smithport, who died January 14, 1927, leaving siblings and children. Funeral services were held at Wesleyan Methodist Church in Smithport and burial occurred at Pierce Cemetery near Rossiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Ernest Catholic Church
Father Farrie
St. Bernard’s
Elizabeth Bair
Sara Elizabeth Bair
Smithport
Norris Cameron
Rossiter
John Cameron
Akron
Elvie Graffius
Alcan
Arvil
Clair
Lewis
Blain
Canton
Ney
Aultman
Roy
Cora
Jaworski Facing Execution After Murder Conviction
The condemned killer Jaworski will receive visitors one final time before his Monday execution for the murder of payroll guard I Gump. He confessed to further killings, lost a million in loot, and now faces death after a life of crime across several states. He leaves behind wife Margaret Pallas and a daughter.
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P. A. McCreise
Johnstown
Butler
Jaworski
Allegheny County
Chicago
Margaret Pallas
I. Gump
Youngstown
Charleroi
Braddock
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Snots
Evangelistic services fill week at local churches
Church notes list evangelistic meetings across multiple congregations led by various pastors. Zion Lutheran hosts Rev. Bicher with services at 11 and 7:30, Chevy Chase Gospel Mission opens January 20 with speakers Harrison and Rutchel, Wesleyan and Christian Churches announce morning and evening programs, Sunday school and prayer meetings scheduled, plus topics such as Choosing One's Thoughts and Staying the Plague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Luthern Church
Bicher
Wilbur Gibson
Chevy Chase
Elmer Smith
Philadelphia
Christian Church
Richard Eaton
Pine Flats Christian Church
G. Matthew Jordan
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. Shane
U.P. CO. U
Evangelical Church
A. B. Mosbach
Christian Warfare
Lawrence Clawson
Ten Killed As Midwest Storm Rages Across States
A violent January windstorm and heavy rain swept Ohio Missouri Illinois Indiana and Kentucky causing ten known deaths and over a million dollars in damage. Tornado like winds leveled a school in Marnie Indiana and a Masonic temple in Shelby Mississippi while capricious winds damaged stores and flooded basements across Cleveland Akron and Chicago reported amid communication outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Mid-Western
Southland
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Midwest
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cape Girardeau
Marnie
Ort Branch
Ind
John English
Chiago
Chicago
Shelby
Miss
Joe Morrill
Louisville
Ohio River
Survivors recall Quantrill raid and its horrors
Mrs Mahany, once Mrs Louis Wise, is among few who lived through Quantrill’s 1863 massacre in Lawrence Kansas. She describes the dawn raid, the murder of her husband and 150 prisoners including 160 others, the burning of their bakery, and her family’s disintegration. Her hair turned white overnight, and decades later she sought funds denied by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wise
Lawrence
Wise
Amily
Mrs. Wise
Mahany Bog
Margaret A. Trimmer
Polk Street
Sarah Buckus
Mary Fritts
Los Angeles
Calif
Tima
Sophia Loeb Led Numerous Welfare Posts in New York
Sophia Loeb held many offices including president of the Children's Committee of America and active president of the Children's Board in New York for seven years. The groups aimed to eliminate orphan asylums and enable children to stay in their homes under widows relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Ellare Committee of America
Chil’ Eifne Board
New York
Widows’ Relief
Legion Drum Corps Adopts Boy Scout Band for Revival
The Legion Drum Corps plans to support the Boys Band formerly known as the Boy Scout Band after Scout funds ceased. They will provide resources to dress and present the group as a fine musical organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Drum Corps
Boy Scout Band
Scout Organization
Clearfield Hospital seeks $250,000 in three-year pledge drive
The hospital reports severe crowding with every bed in use and space strained. A new maternity unit remains unfunded and unoperational. Directors propose a three-year campaign to raise 250000 for debt, maternity completion, and a 35-bed addition to expand capacity and improve self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Action
Clearfield County
Clearfield Hospital
Local Chevrolet Dealers Toast Record Year Ahead
In Pittsburgh at the William Penn Hotel a Chevrolet dealer meeting forecasts a record year for 1929. Executives praise the new cylinder head design for power and smoothness amid strong public demand, with production planned at 1,260,000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Syria League
Chevrolet Deniers
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Don H. Gelly
John G. St. Clair
Indiana
Iran
Edwards
Chevrolet Deter
Detroit
Hed
Blingiee
Wan
A Hlees
J. H. Blackmore
K. G. Frazier
Jardine to Be New Secretary
Washington Jan 19 William M Jardine is set to carry over as head of the Department of Agriculture in the Hoover administration with Secretary Mellon likely to stay on as Treasury chief. Jardine has long faced farm bloc criticism and will guide early policy as a special session on farm relief looms. Hoover plans to announce his cabinet after a Florida visit with rest and talks shaping the new policy team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorgh TN. Holmes
INS
Washington
William M. Jardine
Congress
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Coolidge
Jardine
Ms. Hoover
Association of Florida Citrus Growers
Kansas State Agricultural College
Miami Beach
Brussels
Belgium
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Marshal Foch Improves After Illness in Paris
Paris news bulletin reports Marshal Foch, 97, showing improved heart and kidney function. He slept well and had a good appetite, with doctors noting ongoing steady improvement though not declaring him out of danger.
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Paris
TNS
Marshal Foch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mrs, ST. Clair
Rockefeller, JR
Arcadia
Seeeas
Black Hck
Cerary Oe
Barr Mines
Redvere
Glarkaburg Tee Snes
Coal Run Mining Co
Covode Ve
Tte
Cosgrove-Meehan Coal Co
Cherry Tree
Creekeldeene Paeeee
Arene
Clymer Mines No
Penne Nee
Dilltown
Pedennee
Graceton Coal and Coke
Glen Campbell and Su
Perior Coal Co
Heilwood Seeee Tee
Sdeeee
Helvetia Coal, Co
Water- Man Covey
Denne
Iselin
Indiana Teachers College
Kent and McIntyre
Vanes
Starford
Maunto
Glenn Erwin
Evansville
Quantrill
Jany
United States
League of Nations
Miss Loeb
America
McKeesport
Sophia Loeb
Pitt
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