Hoover and Smith Split Ways in Miami Beach Scene
Blethen Hoover and Alfred E. Smith enjoy separate winter routines in Miami Beach as they linger for weeks after a dramatic political clash. Hoover fishes, contemplates cabinet plans, while Smith swims, bets on races, and follows the Sharkey Stribling fight with keen interest. Both men plan to be elsewhere soon, with Hoover signaling no cabinet announcements before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes Cus
Miami Beach
Fla
Blethert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Wahi
Kay
Miami
Eyal
Hoover
Pyec
Congress
Smith
Prp
Sharkey
Afp
Cooperative dairy plan adopted by Indiana Co operative
A company meeting featured quarterly audits by Prof G G Hill showing sound finances with 8300 dollars of debt retired in 1928. J W Warner and J W W Bailey spoke, H N Reist presented charts on milk marketing in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and dairy leagues. Basic surplus plan adjusted production to market needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Hill
State Teachers’ College
H. N. Reist
Stats College
Reist
Dairymen’s League
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Company
Olden Days alate pictures and luncheon reminiscence
A historical notes item recounts an observation test at an event where Mrs McClure recovered the Knights mood by recalling the Night number. Guests listed include Mesdames Ann Scott Walter Scott Annie K Lowry John Remaley William Mitchell Frank C McGlure J L Shaffey Bart Shaffer Nial Rook Frank H Barber Chester Myers C G McTain Edward Hogen George Schwab Steele Warner Margaret Bracken Harry Leech and Dorothn McLain Frances Marie Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Mesdames Ann Scott
Walter Scott
Annie K. Lowry
John Remaley
William Mitchell
Frank C. McGlure
J. L Shaffey
Bart Shaffer
Nial Rook
Frank H .Barber
Chester Myers
GC. McTain
Edward Hogen
George Schwab
Steele Warner
Margaret Bracken
Harry Leech
Mist
Dorothn ‘McLain
Frances Marie Hogan
Six Stores Continues From Page One
The item notes that six stores were involved and that something was carried to the cellar, continuing the report from page one. The readable fragment hints at an incident or sequence, but lacks full details or clear outcomes.
Blairsville Edges Indiana in Thrilling 27-24 Clash
Indiana narrowly defeated Blairsville 27-24 in a fast paced game before a large crowd. Key players included Gleckner Dodson Kozusko Leech and Fulton with Blairsville briefly leading in the third before Indiana sealed the win in the final minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Falls
Indiana
Blairsville
Gleckner
Fulton
Dodson
Kozusko
Glukner
Troup
Leech
Ain
Phillin
Indians
Ilaoch
Bulton
Hozack Dodson
Gleckner Kozusko Wsiseeus
Asetores
Troup Hoffman
Bidullin
Leech Seeccteeen
Cevevens Delicia
Dadson
Cleckner
Pieullin
Hoffman
Malcolm
Schurr
White
Picullin
F. Butler
W. Johnson
Goodfellow
Fire Rages Through Theater Area Damaging Shops
A blaze swept the rear of a theatre damaging Ackerman Meat Market and Carr Barber Shop. Smoke drove residents from nearby homes as Bortz Hardware Shop also suffered damage. Fire alarms brought help from Salisbury police and additional towns. Loss estimated at 125000 with Peninsula Hotel ruins and nearby structures damaged.
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Ackerman
Carr
Edward Shively
Highberger
Bortz Hardware Shop
Janes Bowman
Youngwood
Jeannette
South Greensburg
Maryland
Salisbury
Kire
Peninsula Hotel
Busines
Marriage Guidance for Girls From Indiana Lecture
Dr McCuaig urges strict parental duty to protect young women during courtship era. He cites dangers of city life and offers rules girls should follow such as avoiding strangers, not accepting gifts, and not staying with unknowns. He warns negligent parents threaten civil welfare and urges reliance on officials and aid societies.
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Indiana
McCuaig
Civi City
Haing
Handy Service Cooperation Highlighted By Royal Farmer and Dealer
A brief note outlines Handy Service as a collaborative effort between a royal farmer and a local dealer. It stresses organizing for their mutual benefit and sets a tone of cooperative enterprise and shared goals.
Jonker Viewpoint And Grocers Talk At Meeting
Mr W Benson of the Dillworth Company Pittsburgh spoke on Jonker's Viewpoint while J W Longheim of the Pittsburgh Sterall Grocers' Association discussed the future of the independent grocer. Mrs Kline of Pittsburgh recited five selections in different dialects. Mr Smith thanked the members as the group grew from 17 to 30. Peach pies and cate were supplied by Greiner Baking Co Ice cream by Hoffman Co and caps and pencils by R L Gerhart Co which makes El Capitan Coffee.
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W. ©. Benson
Dillworth Company
Pittsburgh
Mr. Smith
Greiner Baking Co
Hoffman Company
Blind Man Steve Gezick Case Ends in Suicide Findings
Investigators ruled Steve Gezick’s death a suicide after a torn contract with Mr and Mrs Gezick and years of planned care amid a looming move to St Michaels. The inquiry noted prior self harm attempts and a fear of ending in a county home, with Steve dying in a tunnel under the Gezick home.
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Steve
St. Michaels
Conemaugh River
Robinson
Koozer
Naughton
Death of a Union Sunday School teacher in Georgeville
A long serving Sunday School teacher in Georgeville died leaving a lasting impact on many young men. In 1887 she helped build a Baptist Church on their farm with land and materials donated by Mr. Aul. She directed the Sunday School for years, giving time and resources to aid those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Sunday School
Georgeville
Hse
Aul
Stanford Déog to Join Freshman Tennis Team Road
At Stanford here's Johnny Doeg a top young tennis talent who will play with the Stanford tennis team this season as a sophomore. He won the national intercollegiate championship last summer and Stanford expects to repeat this season.
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Johnny Doeg
Stanford
Obituaries from Rossiter and area recount lives mourned
Della McCullough, 16, died at home after a long illness from valvular heart trouble. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM in Staffy Church with interment in Dovers Cemetery. James Morgan Simpson, age , died after an operation at Indian Hospital Tuesday at 10:30 AM. He resided in Iselin 21 years and leaves a large family. Funeral Friday 1 PM at his Iselin home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Dixon Warner, 68, of Creekside and Indiana, died at her Kent Ohio home after residence there 20 years. Funeral Thursday 2 PM in Kent residence.
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Della McCullough
Davila McCullough
Rossiter
Staffy
Dovers Cemetery
James Morgan Simpson
Indians Hospital
Iselin
Presbyterian Church
Homer City
Clifford Swab
Rogetter
Thomas Beale
Commodore
May
Margaret
Estelle
Janet Simpson
John Simpson
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Williams
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
W. RR. Warner
Elizabeth Dixon Warner
W. R. Warner
Creekside
Shelocta
Kent
James Dixon
Epic sea towing on Silver Maple rescue near Bermuda
Coast guard reports a dramatic 600 mile tow of the rudderless British steamer Silver Maple by cutters Mojave and Tampa. Amid a 50 mph gale and heavy rain, the tow line broke as the ship veered off course, but crews regained stern line position. Bermuda bound with 35 men aboard, rescue work remains perilous and may take two days more.
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Boston
INSJ
Bermuda
Mojave
Tamps
Coastboard Servides
New England
Tampa
Coastguard
Bowman dies at Mechanicsburg home aged resident tailor
Years long known as a Rayne township, Blairsville and Mechanicsburg tailor, died at his Mechanicsburg home January 22 from heart trouble. Son of Samuel and Elizabeth Bowman, he belonged to Reformed Church and Joseph A. Blakeley Camp USWV. Survived by brother Van Bowman of Parkersburg and sister Mrs Catherine Guinivan of Harrisburg. Funeral January 26 at 2 pm at H. KE Lucas residence, officiated by Rev Lavine. Interment in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Rayne Township
Blairsville
Mechanicsburg
Samuel
Elizabeth Bowman
Reformed Church
Joseph A. Blakeley
van Bowman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Catherine Guinivan
Harrisburg
H. Ke, Lucas
Lavine
Mechanicaburg Cemetery
Ruth's Will Probate Sparks Estate Speculation
The probate of Mrs. Ruth's will raises questions about the estate size, with a key asset described as "an action of $31,000 against a New York City resident." The final inheritance amount hinges on this suit, with some guessing the defendant may be the home ranking claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ruth
New York City
Dorothy Ruth
Most Valuable Player Awards Doomed by Holdout Demands
Ins sports column argues MVP awards encourage players to seek extra pay and questions the value of such incentives. It notes Mickey Cochrane and Freddy Lindstrom as holdouts, and Jim Bottomley’s disputed NL win, amid debate over whether awards drive extortionate demands or merely reflect strong seasons.
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Davis J. Walsh
INS
NW York
Jan
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
Cochrane
Lindstrom
Jim Bottomley
New York
Navy unprepared for war in Wilbur testimony
Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur told the House Naval Appropriations Subcommittee that the American Navy is underfunded and unready for war. Admiral Hughes echoed the call for increased funds for ship repairs and new fighting units as the Budget Bureau and Navy clash over the 1930 budget, warning readiness would worsen without prompt support.
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William 8. Neal
Washington
Secretary of the
Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
House Naval Appropriations
Congress
Wilbur
C. F. Hughes
Naval Operations
Bald
Budget Bureau
Hughes
Antia
Navy Yard
Bureau of the Budget
Annapolis Naval Academy
Great Britain
France
United States
Utilities Lead Stocks In Mixed Noon Trading
At noon in New York the stock market showed dull and irregular movement as utility shares rose while gas and electric issues fluctuated. Trading focused on refinery and traction stocks with several names advancing amid speculative buying driving volume. Gardner Motors rose to 2 1 4 5 as the motor shares highlighted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wall Street
Renewand
United States
ST Caiers
Brookly Manhe Yean Ait
Consolidated Gas
Brook Union Gas
Public Service of Mon
Jersey
Thesa Etocka
Gardner Motor
Chean Motor
Baseball Awards Debate and Navy Budget Hearing Notes
The article debates baseball’s Most Valuable Player and batting championships, noting public reaction to prize honor and the impact on players like Cuyler Hornsby and Vance. It then shifts to a Navy budget hearing where Wilbur discusses inactive fleet decay, funding constraints, and personnel needs including an enlarged Annapolis program.
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Clerkner
Gligal
Bowman Charles Sinan
Ruth
House
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Bethlehem
Kenneco Teupenee
Trans, Airways
York Central
Csiseerecsctersene
Studebaker Steerer Beereventa
Owens Bottle
Adecco Eraeare
Stewart Warner
Cceeares
Thong
Blee
Wate
St. PL
Ofa
Cuyler
Hornsby
Vance
Lajoie
Cobh
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Wales
Associated Public Utilities Corporation
Vine Street
Johnstown
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