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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1930

Page

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Restricted Jury Duty May Relieve Congestion

Senator Norris proposes a constitutional amendment to end compulsory grand juries in criminal cases to speed justice and cut costs. He says prosecutors could use information instead of grand juries, while grand juries would still be used when judges find it necessary. Trial by jury would remain intact.

Washington INS Norris, R Nebraska Norris Grand Jurior Petit Juriea

Ill Exile In France Longs To Return Home

CANNES France Jan 20 INS James B E ONeil once in exile to avoid Teapot Dome probes now in poor health and dispirited longs to return to the United States. His physicians oppose travel after a severe heart attack two weeks ago. ONeil fled with Henry M Blackmer to evade testimony feared by their friends Harry Finclair remained close. Lawyers may decide action if he tests back in the United States.

Cannes France James BE. O'Neil Forsvory Prairie Oi O'Neil Henry M. Blackmer Mid-West Refining Company Harry Finclair United States O’neil United Claise M

School Sponsorship Drives Community Courses

Schools will fund the program and invite interested participants to register Tuesday evening from 6:45 to 7:30 at location 6745. Opening session follows with devotional period and an address by Prof. Norman Koontz detailing periods from 7:00 to 9:30, covering first and second periods and a 9:10 devotional.

Inone Norman Koontz

Blizzard Rescue Efforts Amid Flooded Indiana and Arkansas

Rescue workers continued efforts to reach farmers and families stranded by floods from the Wabash and White rivers. Nearly 5 000 residents around Newport Arkansas faced rising waters with homes on high ground jammed with the homeless. In Missouri the St Francis river basin overflowed, inundating thousands of acres and driving hundreds to seek higher shelter.

Vincennes Tnd Faren Wabash River Newport Ark White River Jebawla St. Francis River Missouri

Political Parties and the U.S. History Traced

Republican readers praised a concise paper on political parties tracing the political history of the United States from its early formation to present. The article highlights Willemye’s analysis as conclusive and instructive for understanding party evolution.

Willmyre United Ates

Glycerin Mix Promises Gas Relief and Digestive Cleanse

An ad touts Adleriku glycerin blend with bark and herbs to move poisons from the bowels. It claims to relieve gas sour stomach headaches and constipation, promising a complete cleansing effect versus partial cleansers. Daugherty's Drug Store.

Adlorika Daugherty

Ready To Begin Work Again At 80

New York reports that Charles R. Flint, famed as the founder of 22 corporations and nicknamed The Father of Trusts, plans to resume work at 80 after a two year retirement. He says active business brings joy and predicts more vertical and circular mergers in distribution. He will return to work January 24, his eightieth birthday, at a dinner of the New York Sales Managers' Club.

New York Charles R. Flint Flint

Washington to present day politics and winter weather news

Times of Washington to the present day traces birth and growth of political parties and shifts in their alignments. A social hour followed a meeting where tea was served. Mrs. Mabel Waller Mack to speak at Mrs. Nella McGregor Bennett’s home on January 25. Western Pennsylvania faced first real winter touch in 1980 with snow and record cold. Roads were cleared by state workers though ice was minimal. Temperatures fell from daytime highs to below freezing, with forecasts predicting relief to around 20 degrees above. Two deaths and widespread suffering noted in Pittsburgh district. health charities report high demand for warm clothing.

Times of Washington Nella McGregor Bennett North Seventh Street Mabel Waller Mack Western Pennsylvania Erie Washington State Highway Department W. S. Brotzman United States Pittsburgh

NINE GOLD STAR Plan Delivers Fully Sponsored Pilgrimage

A government sponsored voyage arrangement details a one way cost of eight hundred dollars per pilgrim with expenses covered for the trip from New York to Frank and back. An Army officer will supervise each pilgrim group as the plan proceeds, though morale considerations have not been addressed by the quartermaster general's office.

Congress New York Frank Quartermaster General

Stock market snapshot at 1:00 PM list of major equities

At 1:00 PM Allegheny Corp shows 25 percent, Am for Power 45.91, Anaconda Copper 70, Atlantic Ref 45.87, Am Tel and Tel 91, Beth Steel 95, Calumet-Hecla 90, U S Steel 169, Westinghouse 49, Packard 18, Radio Keith Orpheus 23, Sinclair Oil 23, United Corp 4, Warner Bros 49, Gen Motors 89, Gen Blec 245, N Y Cem 170, Kreuger and Toll 1.27, Kelton Copper 86, Radio 1, etc. Market movers include many minor and mid cap values with mixed gains and losses as printed.

Allegheny Corp Amy, Canssiseeeenee For, Power Anaconda Atlantic Ref Tel and Tel Beth Steel Eesseeee Ghrygler Occ Ceyseesen Calumet-Heela Gol Graph Vessseeever Col Gas-Wlee Secesare Visk Seeyees Esseeerees Motors Seaseerys Blec Eeyaeeeres Motorssceessse Hupp Motor Tel Keon Vieseasee Kreuger Toll Kalster Radio v Sacce von Gas Eleewiis.ee Man Flee Dairy N. Amer Corp N.Y. Cem Cessseyeene Belting Hess Packard Icseeese Elec Veeseeeeey Ldid U. S. Steel E.o

Pilgrimage to European War Graves Planned for U S Veterans

An executive plan assigns first class travel and a seven day cemetery tour in France for elderly World War I veterans. Rest stops in New York and Paris are arranged, with buses to gravesites led by trained army officers. Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant services will be offered. Total cost about 800 dollars per person, roughly 4.5 million dollars.

New York France Paris

Dague Linked to Pa. Slaying as Wife Fleeing Bandit Case

WHEELING Jan 20 In a Wheeling report W Glenn Dague the confessed member of a bandit trio blamed for the Braly Paul shooting near New Castle Pa last December is described as once a model citizen. Friends recall his exemplary church roles and WWII record before his turn to crime. His wife Irena Schroeder and two children left him months before, and their past hints at a dramatic unfolding crime story.

Degue Paul Dennis Schroader Wheeling W. Va INS Glenn Dague Brady Paul New Castle Maricopa County Phoenix Ariz L. Heft Valley Grove Dague Epworth League Young People's Society The Methodist Church Ayaneering Concern Allp Irena Schroeder

Congress Divided Over Competing Proposals Nets Prepare for Fight

Congress split on two proposals as both sides vowed to push their plan to a finish. The article notes the contentious tone and the likely prolonged battle ahead.

Borah Opposes Less Punishment for Bootleggers and Expanded Federal Commissioners

Senator Borah of Idaho opposes both reducing penalties for casual bootleggers and giving federal commissioners broader powers. He argues such moves create a license system and politicize enforcement. Hearings begin in the Senate and House on the administration program and related containment measures.

William E. Borah Ida Borah Idaho Hoover Law Enforcement Commission Prohibition Enforcement Service Senate Judiciary Committee House Judiciary House House Committee Borsh Senate Cnalthen

Sixteen Dead In Crash Reconstruction Report

A semi official reconstruction of the crash released early today by International News Service cites Wa Van Dusen, a pilot member of the air control board, saying Russell lay low to keep the coast in sight after spotting a northern rainstorm. Buscell apparently banked left to turn, but a down current caused disaster.

Naval Arms Conference opens with cautious talks in London

London January meeting of five power delegations at 10 Downing Street shows a cautious start. Premier MacDonald notes informal procedure, no definite settlements, and plans for personal exchanges Wednesday and detailed planks Thursday. Delegates aim for leisurely pace to handle controversial issues.

George R. Holmes INS London Downing Street MacDonald Washington Hughes

Plane crash list of victims in Maddux Flight

LOS ANGELES Jan 20 INS The death list of passengers killed in the Maddux airplane crash by Oceanside was released by Maddux officials. Edward J. Small Hollywood manager. E J Bowen Hollywood president of Union Tank and Pipe Co. Mrs E J Bowen. William W Pedan Monrovia LA realtor. Mrs Frances Jameson Alhambra registrar of Broadoaks School of Dancing Pasadena. Mrs Hannah Bottstein Wahopa Als pianist instructor. Charles Raybold Fairhope School of Organic Education Sedric Brown Los Angeles assistant to Jack La Maddux. Mrs Sedric Brown. Miss Elizabeth Southbs Pasadena sister of head of Chemical Corporation NY. Mrs Richard Cantillon Los Angeles wife of attorney. Mr and Mrs Ben Miller Piedmont Cal formerly Pittsburgh. Basil Russell Glendale crew member.

Henen Russell Los Angeles Maddux Oceansida Edward J. Small Hollywood E. J. Bowen Union Tank and Pipe Co Td. Bowen William W. Pedan Reaidence Monrovia Cal Frances Jameson Alhambra Broadoaks School of Dancing Pasadena Hannah Bottstein Waihopa Als Charles Raybold the Fairhope Ala School of Organic Eduction Sedric Brown Jack la Maddux Elr Company Elizabeth Southbs Tha Eee Chemieal Corporation of New York Richard Cantillon Los Angestes

Unknown date walked visited Maddue organization

Fragmentary OCR notes report a person connected with the Maddue organization, mentioning a marriage within a month and a reference to an age described as less than a month. Details are unclear and names are unreadable.

Aa Eoepllota Maddue Organization

Community group appoints executive board members

P T BODY Clair Mrs C L Playfoot chairmen Miss Helen Holstein Miss Myrtla Hess Mrs D J Fiscus Mrs J Bert Lytle Hospitality tre W A Simpson shatmans xs M Gordon Mrs 3 Brody Miss Fern McHenry Miss Margaret Lowman Community Service Miss Anna J Laughlin chairman Miss Bonnie Bowen Miss Melinda Detwiler Mrs J J Mollvaine Mrs Murray Peeler Elickty Mr Paul B Mechl in chairman Miss Beatrice Fleming Miss Lola Beelor Mr John Woods Mrs May Sutton Miss Viola Simpson Mrs Berdie Keener Miss Crissie Cameron Mrs Audley JL Mabon and Mrs D Martin appointed as members of executive board in addition to officers and committee chairmen

District Nurses Evening Honors Banquet Speaker

District nurses and principal speaker Dr. Bentz led readings by Mrs. Bertha Edwards and Alice Rush with solos by Chalmess Koepmann and Margaret Jones. Bentz praised nurses for humanitarian service, character and devotion elevating the profession above mere sickroom work. Osler quotation on happiness and vocation capped the banquet program.

Bertha Edwards Alice Rush Chalmess Koepmann Margaret Jones Bentz Osler Hare

Two Injured In East Pittsburgh Car Crash

Col J O Langguth superintendent at Westinghouse plant East Pittsburgh and his wife Mrs Langguth with their three daughters were in an Essex sedan traveling west on Philadelphia street. At Tenth street the mushroom light was snow covered causing the car to crash into a street light pole in front of Jack Richards’ home. Mrs Langguth suffered facial and scalp lacerations requiring seven stitches. The husband and children were unharmed. The sedan was badly damaged beyond repair.

Col J. O. Langguth Westinghouse Electric Company Pittsburgh Jack Richards

Death notice and survivors listed for local families

Mrs. John Smith of Pittsburgh and others mourn family losses. The obituary notes siblings and relatives across Kittanning and Manor townships, with service details at a local Methodist Protestant church and Whiteshire burial. Also reports the death of Emma Larkin, 74, in Blairsville, with extensive survivor list and funeral planned at St Simon and Judes Church.

John Smith Pittsburgh T. M. Steffy Kittanning Thomas Schall Kittanning Township J. R. Wagner Manor Township J. M. Rearick Yatashoro Peter Stepp W. K. Schall Kittanning’ Township Mor Bride Church H. I. Zook Methodist Protestant Church Whiteshire Joseph Ker

East Pittsburgh priest killed in Lincoln Highway crash

Father Alexia Undaseat aged 80 of East Pittsburgh was killed when the automobile he and Rev. Paul Odela were in was sideswiped four miles east of REENSBURG on Lincoln Highway. Odela, 33, rector of United, was seriously injured with head and shoulder lacerations and taken to Westmoreland hospital. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Jonathan Heberling, 71 years 10 months five days, widow of Jonathan Heberling of Plumville, with extensive family ties and a funeral held at Beracha Cemetery.

Ve. Butcher Atosle Undaseat Reensburg Alexia Undaseat Pittsburgh Paul Odela United Here Lincoln Highway Father Unduscat St. Vincent's College of Beatty Odela Westmoreland Hospital Jonathan Heberling Eather (Weaver) Heberling Jonathan Heberiing Plumville John Fred Solomon Heberling South Mahoning Township J. T. Lakehart Malvin Stear Home Aaron Heberling John Weaver Elizabeth Shaffer DuBois Kline Sabula Giffen Beracha Cemetery

Slayer case details reveal accidental child deaths

On November 10th in Newark she surrendered and later disclosures led to the recovery of the boy's skeleton near Absecon New Jersey. Throughout hours of grilling and five days of trial she claimed the children died accidentally.

Newark Absecon N. J

Salvation Army Jubilee Program Evening and Meetings

The Salvation Army Jubilee program enters its second week with events for Young People. Tonight at 8 there is a public meeting and awards for Sunday School scholars. Week includes Life Saving Scouts Rally for ages 11-18 and instruction by Mr. Harry McNee. Activities continue through the week with class meetings and youth gatherings.

Salvation Army T— Life Saving Scouts Harry McNee Snamaritan Hall Blood and Fire Emma Fairman Life Saving Guard Rally Band of Love Friper Young Peoples Stumkig

Excursionists Return Home From Rio Grande Valley Trip

J K Smith and Howard Trainer of Brownsville Texas led 70 excursionists from Clarion Brookville Altoona Omens and Pittsburgh back home after a 12 day tour in the lower Rio Grande Valley described as the garden spot of the Southwest. In Brownsville they called on Elmer Williams Cal Kunkle and William Oakes who are wintering there. A second excursion will be led to Brownsville by Smith and Trainer on Friday January 24.

J.K. Smith Howard Trainer Lone Star Immigration Company Brownsville Texas Rio Grande Valley Clarion Brookville Altoona Omens Pittsburgh Elmer Williams Cal Kunkle William Oakes Brownaville Smith and Trainer

Capone to Be Welcomed in Philadelphia Homecoming

Philadelphia reports a large home-coming committee planned for Al Capone when he is released from Federal Prison next March. New York detectives seek to interview the Chicago racketeer as U.S. officials say they will await his release at the division here to escort him back to Chicago for a contempt of court case.

Philadelphia INS Scarface Capone Chicago Fastern New York U.S Divison Butherly Love Windy City

Fire destroys three story Waynesboro building

A $600,000 blaze in Waynesboro Pa. left a three story store and office building in ruins. Ten residents on the third floor were rescued by firefighters, one firefighter temporarily overcome by smoke inhalation but recovered.

Waynesbono

Former Lansing detective Eastman arrested on liquor charge

Franz Eastman, a former Lansing detective who helped obtain evidence against Fred Palm and Etta Mae Miller, was arrested on a liquor charge for allegedly selling liquor to a laborer. He was discharged from the department amid bribery charges and now runs a restaurant.

Lansing Mich Franz Eastman Fred Palm Mia Etta Mae Miller Fred W. Green Eastman

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