Brooks Mitchell Sentenced to 20 Years in Pennsylvanian Penitentiary
Former Punxsutawney treasurer Brooks Mitchell pled guilty to 20 of 44 counts including embezzlement and misappropriation of town funds totaling about $39,000. Judge Carr sentenced him to serve from 15 to 20 years in the Western Penitentiary with three days to settle affairs before starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darr
Brookville
Mitchell
Horn
Western Penitentiary
Startree
Fir
Punxsutawney
Kinka
Ales Scriber
Defends
Carr
T. Books Mitchell
Urenge
Dusxsutawney
Ale Doers Wien
Oevaek Vesterda
Mer
Rope Commonwealth
Poe Aester BK
Morris
Alex Sorter
Hileman
Diotr
Starford Boy In County Jail
A Starford boy was returned to Indiana County custody by County Detective Harry Kooner and Constable Clare Pett-Sargh after authorities detained him following alleged offenses. The youth faces charges under sections of state law and remains in county jail custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starford
Fiossey the Haver
Shardars
Indiana County
Harry Kooner
Clair Ly
Pett-Sargh
Pasig
United States
Charles Cicero Injured By Falling Bar In Philadelphia
Charles Cicero was painfully injured yesterday when a heavy cross bar fell from a height and struck his right foot in East Philadelphia. A repair crew and witnesses described the accident and the response by bystanders, with medical attention following at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunes Cleere
Philadelphia Street
Iled
Doyle Hart A Proud Papa
Doyle Hart a proud papa as a band concert theater event is announced for Sunday. Tickets go on sale at Me Cunns Hall Thaner s and Gazette with local businesses promoting the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Hart
Fee.t
Cunn'’s
Hall
Thaner
Gazette
Zoya
First Texas woman sentenced to death in electric chair
Mrs Clara Uhr, 9 above, becomes the first Texas woman to be sentenced to death in the electric chair. Convicted at San Antonio for murdering her husband Daniel Uhr, authorities say Lexie Jones killed the victim and was to receive 8500 from the life insurance Uhr would collect. Jones faces trial this month.
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Clara Uhr
Texas
San Antonio
Daniel Uhr
Lexie Jones
Uhr
Jones
Judge Langham Endorses Band for Indiana Citizens
A damaged plea from Indiana citizens urges support for The American Legion and its band. The letter calls the band vital to state pride and economic and social life, urging contributions and attendance at a Saturday benefit at One New York Theatre to sustain the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Losam
Pennsylvania
Sears
American Legion
Au Fudiana Etiaen
Anice Sinerre
Banghain
Stork Visits Beatty Home Announces Baby Girl
A baby girl arrived at Indiana Hospital early morning, welcomed by proud parents. The newborn adds joy to the Beatty household as well wishers note the family’s happiness and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heol Beatty
Cis
Brad Stuile
Indiana Hospital
Paris Night Noise Ban Cuts Horns and Wails
Paris authorities led by Prefect Jean Cailloupp and the traffic commission impose an ordinance to end night noises in the city. From 10 AM to 6 AM horns must be avoided and headlights used as signals. Milkmen must silence cans on early rounds to prevent rattling.
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Paris
Jean Caiappe
Napoleon
Metropolis
Pinchot names Gordon deputy banker in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot designated Dr. William D. Gordon of Drexel Park Delaware County as the deputy in the Pennsylvania Department of Banking. Dr. Gordon succeeds James A. Taylor with Dr. John A. H. Keith named educational consultant. The move aims to stabilize the banking system and aid depositors as several banks remain closed.
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Harrisburg
INS
William D. Gordon
Drexel Park
Delaware County
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Banking
James A. Taylor
Indiana
John A. H. Keith Indiana
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Keili
Pinchot
Gordon
Bankers Trust Company
Aldine Trust Company
Darby Bank and Trust Company
Cameron
Nto
Greiner Baking Co Annual Employee Dance at Camp
The Greiner Baking Co hosted its regular annual dinner dance for employees and their spouses at Camp test a Whole Tuesday evening. Attendance featured music by an orchestra, with tickets $100 per couple and extra ladies $25, and a jovial party atmosphere with social mingling and dancing under guest watch.
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Greiner Baking Company
Greiver
Employes
Apy Ratgeber
Thaenianger
Mr Brook Neal
Abe Watecer
Joy Hoarer
Niles Wwanager
Fiek
Ted
Benedit
Maeve
Chink Lynn
Pws Orchestra
Disorganization of the security markets feared
Washington reports warn of market disruption and a heavy bond issue as Mellon tests proposed veteran bonuses and deficits. He notes a potential 5 million deficit, a smaller debt reduction, and possible tax receipts shortfalls as the government plans funding and review of veterans out of work.
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Washington
United Stats
Mellon
Senate Finance Committee
Lill
Louis Luxenberg Store Robbery Shocks Ebensburg
Ebensburg June 28 officers investigate a Monday morning robbery of Louis Luxenberg's jewelry store in Barnesboro. A reward is offered. authorities broadcast missing items and warn pawnshops as they search for suspects and resolve the case.
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Ebensaburg
Louis Luxenburg
Barnesboro
Christian voters urged by Pennsylvania governor
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged pastors and congregations to vote and participate in public life to strengthen the church. He spoke at the State Pastors Convention in Harrisburg, calling for church involvement in politics and supporting a movement to end prohibition in statewide public affairs. The session included a combined pastors and community preaching series and adopted a resolution backing public action on prohibition.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Gifford Pinchot
Cnd
Qatar
Note of Thanks From Mrs. Ralph Bookrunkle in Homer City
Mrs Ralph Bookrunkle expresses gratitude to friends for campaign support and to Dave for car repairs at a fair price. She mentions not winning but appreciating the Gazette Campaign and management for fair treatment, hoping to meet supporters. She credits newspaper staff for circulation efforts and notes no misrepresentation.
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Dave
Pini
Gazette
Honey
Packard
Aldo Perunt Roe
Bat
Ralpid
Mhomer City
France's New Cabinet Faces Left Right Opposition
Pierre Laval, the new French premier, leads a cabinet formed to replace Theodore Steeg but confronts strong opposition from Radical Socialists. The government struggles to reconcile the warring Left and Right factions amid a difficult political landscape.
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Jiwioy Spoutyr
Surmay
Pierre Laval
Theodore Steeg
Child Killed by Automobile While Crossing Road
A child walking home from school attempted to cross a road along a flight path when struck by a passing automobile. Police investigated the incident, with details about the vehicle and exact location pending official release.
Fractured Skull Fatal Car Crash Near Sunnyside
Joseph Edward Rosenberger died after being struck by a car on Rutul Valley Road near Sunnyside while being taken to Kittanning General hospital. The driver, Tony Bargono of NuMine, stopped and aided the boy who had started attending the Tittle school. Funeral services are planned at his grandmother's home with burial at Hill cemetery.
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Joseph Edward Rosenberger
Tony Burono
NuMine
Rutul Valley
Sunnyside
Kittanning General Hospital
Rosenberger
Hae
Kittanning
Bargono
Nu- Mine
Aute Tapas Atrol
Joseph Roemberger
Mir
Badweerd Rosenberger
Cue
Lint Herbert
Jana Twatsters
Katherine
Huth Margares
Mas
Bere
Rosenterger
Charles Nias
Pteguy
Fire Company Saves Home Amid Major Blaze
A Pittsburgh neighborhood fire erupted with flames threatening a residence. Fire crews arrived swiftly, battled heavy smoke and a stairway blaze, and prevented the structure’s collapse. Residents were evacuated safely and no serious injuries were reported.
Slander Charged by Mussolini
Mussolini faces charges over slander in a continuing political dispute. Details and courtroom proceedings are reported on Page two with quotes from involved parties and regional reactions.
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Mussolini
Butler faces inquiry over Mussolini remarks in Philadelphia
Major General Smedley J. Butler, on leave from duty at Quantico, awaits Navy review of alleged remarks about Premier Mussolini made in Philadelphia. Secretary of the Navy Adams will decide if an apology to Italy is required and if action against Butler is warranted amid an international incident. Italy's ambassador De Martino filed the complaint with the State Department.
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Washington
Smedley J. Butler
Philadelphia
Mussolini
Butler
Quantica
Marine Barracks
Ben Fuller
Marine Corps
Navy
Adams
Italy
Nobile Giacomo de Martino
United States
State Department
Construction firm advances bridge project near Trade
A local construction company prepares equipment and crews for bridge work along the Trade area. Crews report ongoing widening and a rail underpass passage as part of the improvements from Phamville to Trade. Workers anticipate completion and road reopening soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade City
Walianison
Seth
Fire Destroys Plumville Home
A Plumville residence was destroyed by a fire. The event damaged belongings and prompted investigation. Neighbors reported smoke and flames, with no immediate report of injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze and secured the site for assessment. Local authorities will determine the cause and whether the home is repairable or a total loss.
John Donahue Passes Away Memorial Notice
John Donahue dies in a formal obituary notice. services and burial details are listed for the funeral at a local cemetery. The message preserves legacy details and dates but with nonstandard text.
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John Donahue
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PUNXS
BORO
Chas
Cicero
Abe
Powell
Auto Perts Co. Hs
Judge Langham
Ritz Theatre
Stork
Beatty
Ieee
DR. Kieth
James Taylor
Dr. Gordon
Greiner Baking CO. Entertain
Benbadigien
Clara Bow
CIP
ADDS
Holly Woodb
Beverly Hills
Miss Bow
Daisy Devoe
Miss Bows
William Bourne
Devoe
Louis Luxenberg
Lunenberg’s. Sun
Lusxenberg’s.Aix
Governor Pinchot
Pabriseung
Janus Tins
Elec
France
NEA Paris Bureas
Fire Company Saves Home
Bea
Simon
Wittsburgh
Atlas Doo
Elas
Laken Gsbos
Contemporary Club
Plumville
Peer Povey
George
UW Disgrathe
Sydate Dunce Mose ‘Teoaple
Wiver Weynesdas
Ywis
Westra
PTT
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