Chicken thieves sentenced long terms to workhouse
Five youths from Cambria and Indiana counties pleaded guilty to a seven year chicken theft ring spanning Cambria Indiana Somerset and Westmoreland. They received sentences of two to four years at the Allegheny county workhouse and were ordered to pay court costs and restitution for poultry value. Frank Mangus of Seward remains held to answer charges of breaking and entering. Continued on page two.
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Indiana
Didge
Langhai Et Fei
Cambria
Somerset
Wrestmore
Gve
Allegheny County
Henry UD
George Gamat
William Runmael
Ty Ath
Weal Taylor Township
Cutidyan
Roy Hoffman
Ansen Hong
Seward
Anon
Pennsylvania
Unity
Frank Mangus
Schick Tests For Next Week
Parochial school children and others from six months to school age will receive diphtheria toxoid and antitoxin vaccines by ward. Operations run Tue Feb 3 and each Tue for three weeks with locations in Third Ward and Seven Ward schools. Nurses and officials report strong turnout and a record tally of clinics last week.
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Lim
Parochal
Indiauad
Pebo
Ato Aloe
Vic
Namie Bracken
Metinnus
Bery
Seanor
Rink
Ex Kaiser Celebrates 72nd Birthday Amid Quiet Observance
Ex Kaiser marked his seventy second birthday in a low key manner. The event drew scattered family members and a few officials as observers, avoiding public pomp and military displays that had characterized prior celebrations.
Princess In A New Fight At Fayette County Court
Princess of Thuro and Tituis faces a fight over a 18000 fund for her and her three sons by Lord Fitzgerald. Trustees’ accounting faces objections as she calls items "unjustifiable" in a divorce settlement reached without court action. Exceptions due by February 18 as court weighs the matter. C.H. Coup Auto Parts notes brake services and parts in Homer City.
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Fitgerahl
Peat Tauit
Flier Brophy Missing En Route From Shanghai to Canton
The fate of GW Brophy, an American flyer en route to Canton from Fooehow, was in doubt today after he failed to arrive on schedule. Authorities believed he may have landed near Caycee dawn in the Fubien mountains due to adverse weather forces.
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Shanghai
Brophy
Americ Flier
Canton
Fooehow
Bown
Caycee Dawn
Fubien
Hrophy
Canter Jin
Manila
Fonchow
Gandhi Freed To Continue Fight In India
Mahatma Gandhi, released from Yeravda jail after a long confinement, vows continued civil disobedience for Indian independence. He told thousands at Poona that the movement will persist until all political prisoners are freed and repressive measures end. He warned that leadership will not be confined to a few chiefs and that local leaders imprisoned en masse hinder the struggle.
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Bombay
Ins
Yeravda
Mahatma M. RK. Gandhi
Jeader
Great Britain
Poona
Gandhi
J. Ramsay MacDonald
all-Indian Congress
Atlahabiah
Lamdan
Sudden Death of John Evans Reported
Word has been received of the sudden death at Pittsbores. The deceased was a brother of John Barr, formerly of Indiana, and of Harry Evans and Mr. A. B. Woute of Punxsutawney.
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Pittsbores
Jfohn Evans
John Barr
Indiana
Harry Evans
A. B. Woute
Punxsutawney
One killed in Berlin rioting
A violent clash in Berlin left a single person dead and several wounded as pacists and political factions battled police. Troops restored order and arrested a number of suspects in the aftermath.
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Berlin
Poli
Patie
Textile Mill Resumes Full Operation After Shutdown
The Indiana Textile Mills Company reopened yesterday after a year end inventory shutdown. About 125 employees from Indiana and nearby areas returned to three eight hour shifts with full employment for 1930. The cafeteria reopens with attractively priced meals and new machines increased capacity. Production stands at roughly 100 dozen fully fashioned hose per week, signaling stronger employment prospects.
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Indiana Textile Mills Company
Indiana
Dediana
Williamsburg Fire Ravages District Amid $100000 Loss
A January 27 blaze in Williamsburg Pennsylvania destroyed businesses including the First National Bank building and the Williamsburg Hotel. Forty guests fled in night attire as flames forced three families from second floor flats. Firefighters from nearby towns battled the conflagration, temporarily suspending business in the area.
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Williamsburg
Piret National Bank
Patia
Tewtes
Fire destroys four story warehouse in Pittsburgh area
A large blaze at the R. Omslaer Wrecking Company warehouse in Pittsburgh last night burned for four hours. The incident damaged the P. McGraw Wood Company plant and its machinery, with no confirmed deaths. Firefighters deployed twenty hose streams to control the inferno and assess recovery plans in the coming days.
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Pittsburgh
Tan
INSJ
R. 1. Omslaer Wrecking Company
P. McGraw Wood Company
County Native Dies in Chicago After Long Residence
Grant Hess, a well known former resident of the county, died at his Chicago home on a Saturday at age 68. Born in Rochester Mills to George and Mary Hess, he spent much of his life there before moving to Chicago about years ago. He married Miss Adams of Greenville in 1805 and was a lifelong Presbyterian. He is survived by a brother and a sister, Mrs Punxsutawney of Windmere Place, Florida.
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Grant His
Mr. Hess
Chicago
Rochester Mills
George
Mary Hess
Brest
Miss Adamas
Greenville
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Punxsutawney
Windter Place
Florida
Racket of Newest Nature Pulled Here in McGregor
Local post office received C O D packages from Butler New Castle and Youngstown, with forged checks bearing the name J C McGregor. Indiana firm linked to the fraud. suspect used overpayment to skim cash, using fictitious McGregor & Thomas address on Water Street. An investigation traced the scheme to a young man who bought small items, paid with a larger check, and kept the excess. Apartment for rent noted in the Gazette.
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Atcold
CU. O. D
Indiana
McGregor Motor Co
McGregor & Thomas
Water Street
Butler
New Castle
Youngstown
J. C. McGregor
Ma McGregor
Sinal
Whipping Post Shadow Looms in Turner Bill
A Turner bill proposes a range of five to sixty lashes for certain offenses with a sheriff or deputy authorized to administer the punishment. The measure, described as "well laid on," elevates enforcement penalties and has drawn attention from local officials and residents. Potential legal and community implications are under debate as supporters cite deterrence while opponents call for caution.
Whipping post bill stirs Pennsylvania legislature
Harrisburg reports a Delaware Rep Turner bill to establish a whipping post in Pennsylvania for selected crimes. The plan, to 4 to 60 lashes on the bare back, would place the device near the county jail, with sheriffs overseeing. The proposal sparked debate amid partisan fights over Governor Pinchot’s policies and Nye Committee oversight.
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Robert FL Gorman
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Turner
Delawar
Gifford Pinchot
Rep
Delaware
Nye
Eitempryg
Jamts J. Davis
Outhurst
Wikin
Philadelphia
Goatnough
Highon
Wikins
Lew
Big
Mate Deserter Would Come Back
Developments followed rapidly on the recent afer by George Koukis shoe maker to give away his three children after he claimed his wife had left him and today the wife was held under 3000 band on a charge of abandoning the children. Koukis preferred the charge. Wide publicity was given to Koukis offer based on his assertion that he was unable to support his young sters. Yesterday Mrs Koukis evinced a desire to return to her home but Koukis had her arrested. The children ranging in age from three to severe years are being cared for by Kankis sister Square abate Lexday evening day 27th Jaden Moose Shank alling kt.
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Farrell
Padan
George Koukis
Koukis
Hawks Seek Truth of Charges Against P S 6
A March 3 report date set for a committee probing charges against P S 6 with a $20 000 appropriation to speed its work. The effort aims to uncover facts behind the accusations and present findings to the public. The scope and names involved remain to be fully detailed in forthcoming statements.
Unable to provide clear headline from damaged text
The readable parts describe a crew or group planning to travel to Abilene and Little Rock with mentions of places Cheweland Pwared and Didienape Ys Te, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent actions or outcomes to form a precise news item. Entities include Abilene Little Rock Hawha Cheweland Pwared Didienape Ys Te.
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Nortie
INS
Brak Tako
Frat
Curtiss Mirport
Abilene
Pwared
Little Rock
Ark
Red for hunting by 1981 fashion decree
The National Association of Merchant Tailors of America opened its four day convention in Pittsburgh detailing fashion for 1981. The guide outlines a director's suit for bankers, host's suit with a sash, scarlet hunting attire, and the formal emphasis on the dress coat with a new midnight blue variant.
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Leo V. Dolan
INS
Pittsburgh
Han
Hunt Club
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Glenn Wells Undergoes Surgery at Indiana Hospital
Glenn Wells son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wells of West Philadelphia was operated on in Indiana Hospital for an appendix condition. His condition is very favorable. Glenn worked at the Tire Theatre.
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In Wells
Lloyd Wells
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Glenn
Tire Theatre
Marion Center Lass 8 Dead In Indiana Hospital
Marion Center child eight died yesterday at Indiana Hospital after a brief illness. Parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Kuerkeras mourn the loss as relatives seek strength amid sorrow in the small town.
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Marv Lois
Eubania’ Teroor Me
Lewis Kuerkeras
Indiana Hospital
Harry Little Passes Away in Oak Street
Obituary notes the death of Harry Little after a long illness at his home on Oak Street. The notice provides minimal details and mentions the family arranging services.
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Harry Little
Oak Street
Wedding Is Made Known at Mr and Mrs
A local wedding ceremony took place with attendance of families and friends. The event featured a formal ceremony officiated by Brown and included traditional vows and celebrations following the nuptials.
Grant Whithers Operated Under Veil of Quiet Rumor
A fragmented item reports Grant Whithers underwent an operation amid scattered references to medical details. The text mentions hospitals, radio buys, and unrelated names, but preserves no clear timeline or outcome.
Capitol Notes on Pinchot PSC criticism in Senate
Harrisburg report notes Senate moves to curb governor Pinchot by creating a joint legislative committee to investigate charges against the Public Service Commission. A concurrent resolution, sponsored by Senator Earnest, proposes a formed panel of Senate and House judiciary leaders with a subcommittee to manage inquiries.
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William BB. Brown
INS
Harrisburg
Giffort Pinchot
Senate
Senate Judiciary General
Pinchot
Public Service Commission
Judiciary General Committee
Earnest, Dauphin
Judiciary General
House
Judiciary General Committees
Injured Girls Recover After Car Crash
Miss Josephine Salansky a 16 year old and Moss Many Suwaliteh 40 of uayOay were injured Saturday evening when a Chevrolet sedan left the road and struck the head of a car. Both were reported in good condition at Trd.cia Hospital.
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Josephine Salansky
Moss Many Suwaliteh
uayOay
Thane
CIA
Waray M Saheb
Indiana
Dy Tag Ie Sebwern Cary
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India
John Evans
Fear Life
Indiana High School
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Huchheit Bros
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Esquire Gazette
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Shankalling
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Cohen
Tailors of America
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