Court hears clash over Beck trial and cited precedents
The trial featured admonitions to Templeton for citing a dissimilar case and questions about the court reinstating Deck as a defendant. Judge Hazel, on the bench 27 years, urged the burden of proof on defendants while Templeton argued Beck should be discharged. The proceedings grew confusing and a recess was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple’ Son
Jampieton
Theourt
Deck
Hazel
Templeton
Beck
Coolidge
Treasury Mellon
Root
Raymond
Knowles
Dist
Abbey
Niagara County
Reess
Town Diary Notes Beaux, Visits, and Local Deaths
Local notices record visits from Enoch Mogle Bell Nap and Arthur Price Culver, hospitalities at Rorabaugh and Sunderlands homes, and several town callings. Deaths include Mrs John Williamson and Mrs Guilford Gameron with funeral details. Also noted are a baby girl birth, high school party, and new displays as Somerset hosts Sam Chevrolet and a large distillery plant project begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Mogle
Bell Nap
Ethel
Lucinda Rorabaughs
Arthur Price
Culver
Ed Hollen
Barnesboro
Laban Hollens
Walter Kime
Jack
Ray. Schindler
John S. Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Marion Center
Mary Darr
Guy Darr
Clearfield
Paddy Ryan
Pittsburgh
Joe Williams
Joslin Park
Clifford Young
Philadelphia
John Duff
R. BE. Schall
Camden
N. J
George McKeage
Marjorie Murray
Curwens Ville
John Patchin
John Ake
Helen Weaver
McKears
John Williamson
Eugenics expert Dr J A McCuaig addresses mass meeting
Dr J A McCuaig, a leading eugenics specialist and Moral science authority, addresses a community mass meeting described by Dr Nowell Dwight Illis as the greatest message of the twentieth century. He heads the Higher Eugenics Foundation and develops a course on marriage relationships for instruction.
McCuaig Lectures to Women on Women's Problems and Marriage Standards
Dr McCuaig will speak in Indiana with Sunday addresses on women's problems at 3 pm and nightly talks to both men and women on marriage standards. Monday's meetings are at First Methodist Episcopal Church. Lectures are community events, non sectarian and free to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
McCuaig
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Silent king of Doarn celebrated with German guests
Former Kaiser era leader retains symbolic throne as head of a vast empire. Guests from across Germany arrive at Doarn to felicitate the “silent man of Doarn” on his birthday. Noted officers like Field Marshal von Mackensen bear gifts and praise the monarch spirit despite no return to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doarn
Germany
Field Marshal
von Mackensen
Rame
Great Healer for Sores and Burns Ointment Ad
San Cura antiseptic ointment advertised by Daugherty's Doug Store and Indiana Pharmacy with a money back plan. Testimonial from Gilbert Hard of Minard's Mills Ohio plus claims of rapid healing for scalds and skin ailments. Priced 25 to 60 cents a jar and promoted for skin diseases and baby skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Doug Store
Indiana Pharmacy
Gilbert Hard
Minard's Mills
Ohio
Legislation on election measures stalls in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on January 6, progress on election returen measures stalls as the special commission reports. Senators Davis and Harris push bills while Mansfield and Moore introduce more in a scene of rival interests and likely committee delays. Hearings rarely shift committee votes, and many measures sit in files for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Stef
Marrisburg
Jan
INS
Thosa
Special Commission
Davis
Lackawanna
Frank J. Harris
William D. Mansfield
House
D. Glenn Moore
Washington County
Pennsylvania Elections Association
Election Commission
Birthday Dinner Sets Honor for Wilhelm at Doorn House
This evening's celebration features Wilhelm taking the head of the table with second wife Princess Hermine hosting guests informally at Doorn House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn House
Wilhelm
Princess Hermine
Garden of Fashion closes Ritz engagement with big crowd
The Ritz Theater show Garden of Fashion drew a crowded house last night and again tonight, praised as one of the best bills seen. Miss Larson heads the group and is hailed as Fashion Queen of America, while Robert Whitney and Joe Purtell drew warm applause for their performances. The act featured stylish gowns, jewelry, and a new reel and feature picture for this afternoon and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden of Fashion
Ritz Theater
Miss Larson
Robert E. Whitney
Joe Purtell
Silver Tone
Wilbur and Cramer rise from Naval Academy friends
Lifelong friends Wilbur and Cramer both leave the Navy on the same day after graduating with the class of 88. Wilbur heads into law and becomes Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court while Cramer enters manufacturing and becomes a leading cotton mill owner and operator in the UML.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Cramer
Naval Academy
Navy
California Supreme Court
UML
Coolidge Cabinet Higher Drama and Southern Hoopla
An anecdote details a near reshuffle after the oil scandals as President Coolidge weighs cabinet spots for Wilbur and Cramer. Wilbur secures Attorney General. Cramer returns to North Carolina. Hoover patronage issues rise amid Miami Beach southern headquarters led by Col. Horace A. Mann, aiding Hoover’s electoral success in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Edwin Denby
Navy
Harry M. Daugherty
Wilbur
Cramer
Washington
Daugherty
Judee Wilbur
North Carolina
Funk-Mate
Hoover
Supreme Court of the United States
Florida Keys
Miami Beach
Belle Isle
Col
Horace A. Mann
Tennessee
Mann
Virginia
Texas
Flor Ida
Heroic Captain to Lead Delegation Aboard the Macom
The sinking freighter Grover Whalen will head the delegation aboard the Macom to greet Captain Fried who earned city praise three years ago for aiding the Antino rescue. Also aboard are Salvatore Bracco and Nelson Smith, both honored for prior heroism in Atlantic rescues. The welcoming party includes Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Fried, Major General Hanson EB Navy Yard, and Consul General Emanuele Arazzi. A Ransom will relay congratulations via radio from President Roosevelt era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Whalen
Delegaton
Captain Fried
mid-Atlantic
Frred
Salvatore Bracco
Nelson Smith
Bracco
Gnazla Pierio
Harding
Smith
Antines
Anna Manning
Harry Manning
Ufeluat
Laura Fried
Bly
New York
Hanson EB
Obits in Blairsville area claim several deaths
The morning tributes report the deaths of Anna M. McCormick Calhoun wife of the late William R. Calhoun of Blairsville and formerly of Blairsville and Hanisburg died yesterday afternoon in her home. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Amy Walter of Saltsburg age 71 who passed away in West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh from complications of disease along with Mary K Franklin of Dilltown age 58 who died after an Indiana Hospital operation. The brief notices include funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and surviving relatives. A separate notice records the death of two year old Tra Trumbull son of Tra and Beryl Jasper Trumbull of McIntyre from pneumonia with funeral services in Homer City and interment in Oakland Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. McCormick Calhoun
William R. Calhoun
Hanisburg
Amy Walter
Saltsburg
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Walter
David
Jane Geer
First Baptist Church
Edwin Walter
Anna Lemon
Vandergrift
Albert Eisaman
Slickville
Rev. L
Erb
Saltsburge
Edgewood Cemetery
Mary K. Franklin
Indiana
Franklin
Mary Kinchelak
Joseph Frankline
SS Simons and Judes Catholic Church
Blairsville
Tra Trumbull
Tra
Beryl Jasper Trumbull
McIntyre
D. E. Myers
Homer Cit United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Congress Debates Navy Bill With Time Limit Clause
President Coolidge favors a three year limit to start construction. Senator Hale vows to retain the time clause, supported by Senator Oddie who argues for immediate enactment and strong naval defenses. Senator Bingham proposes allowing private or government yards, with eight ships in government yards. Supporters eye a vote by mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Oddie
Nev
United States
Bingham
Conn
Secretary of the Navy
Hingham
Church Notes and Local Rail Change at Union Station
Church notes list services at First Regular Baptist, Christian and Missionary Alliance, Zion Lutheran, with pastors and sermon topics including One Thing Thou Lackest and Bringing in His Sheaves. Women’s prayer meeting at 404 Philadelphia street and Bible study on offerings accompany Sunday schedule. Brownsville Monongahela rail officials relocate to new Union station on Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Brown
First Regular Baptist Church
Court House
John S. Scott
Bible School
Christian and Missionary Alliance
McTavish
Salvation Army
Philadelphia
Jl'riday
Zion Lutheran Church
Bieber
Kaste
J. Aspinall McCuaig
Christian Endeavor
John Strassner
Thume
Blairsville and Indiana Busy Friday Visiting List
A stream of names shows Blairsville and Indiana residents and visitors stopping by Friday. Notables include banker James Turner, undertaker Freeman Ferguson, editor Charlies Griffith, and district attorney staff, plus many lawyers and local officials attending meetings and court in Indiana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Blairsville
Indiana
Roger Charnock
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Church
Freeman Ferguson
Yon
Charlies R. Griffith
Marlon Genter
Iriday
W. M. Steigerwalt
Boston
Gold Band
Lndlana
Prank Henry
Apollo
Warl Miller
Trey
Hialrsville
Kila Company
Jn W. Jacoby
Dixonville
Margaret May Jones
J. Garfield Jones
Jones Meat Market
J. F. McClymonds
C. Sleith
J. M. Donald
Grove City
J. FF. Lamer
Cherry ‘Treens
Hugene Wilson County
Bert Root
Joseph Kauffman
Frank Trimble
Allegheny County
Blairlystone
Morganza
Jay Ov Klingensineh
Soucersport
A. W. Reed
West Lebanon
County Commissioners
Percy Allen Rose
Joseph Holsman
Joinstown
Murray C. George
Jeannette
Robert St. George
Blair B. Adams
Frank Wilson
Creekside
H. R. Rea
City Motor Company
Walter Kunkle
Court House
W. M. Harbison
George Duddish
Josephine
Harl Simpson
Nolo
Albert Coy
Penn Run
Alfred H. Downey
Pine Township
Frank Hassel
William McIntyre
Plum Creek Township
Armstrong County
Bert Dixon
Commodore
Tony Rotary
Heilwood
Plumville Beats Clymer In Close High School Tilt
Plumville edged Clymer 20 to 15 in a rough high school game. Brown scored early to build an 8-1 lead after the first period, but Plumville balked late in the half and neither team scored in the third. Gale led Clymer with three field goals as spectators created a noisy scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Clymer
Brown
Granley
Gale
Glyymer
Clymep
Yanik Gonly
Gasta
African origins debate fuels Beloit expedition claims
Dr. Pond of the Logan Museum leads a field party into North Africa with A J Derbruge and Frank G Logan financing. The team seeks fossil routes of early European and African migrations, arguing that ancient Africans hunted with flint and bone and subsisted on snails, aiming to locate the cradle of mankind and the Garden of Eden proposal. Roy Chapman Andrews’ Asia theory contrasts with Beloit leader Gen J Collie’s Africa origin stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Algevia
A. J. Derbruge
Africa
Logan Museum
Beloit
Wisconsin
Frank G. Logan
Chicago Art Institute
Dr. Pond
Europe
Ateley
Poirt
Garden of Eden
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
Central Asia
Asia
Gen
J. Collie
Togan Museum
Remarkable Kidney Remedy Tale From Mr Racer
Local resident Mr A P Racer describes years of nightly awakenings due to kidney and bladder inflammation and crediting Mata wel with ending pain and backache. He reports energy return, improved health, and a drugstore sale surge as Mata wel is promoted with a free diet hook and Indiana Pennsylvania retailer M W Trainer Drug Store listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Racer
Mr. Raser
M. W. ‘Trainer Drug Store
Phila
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Hanson
Burnside
Howard Williamson
Wehrum
Flossie Ryman
Punxsutawne
Guilford Gameron
John Cooper
Cherry Tres
Dreese
Punxsutawney
Melvin Young
Westover
Howard Gregg
Kaspiit
James Starr
Helen of
Cherry Tree
H. B. Wetzel
Somerset
Sam Chevrolet Company
Pennsylvania
J. A. M’guaig
J. A. McCuaig
Kaiser
The
Ritz
Idaho
Lillie Lewis
Coeur d'Alene
Brownsville
Monongahela Railroad
New Union Station
Market Street
Franklin Creek
Sewickley
Sewickley Heights
Upper Daiby
Wetuentio
Christ Juthern Community Church
Mr. Racer
Matamel Gaye
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