Funeral notices and obituaries mix in scattered lines
A jumble of obituary items from different towns mentions ASS SUE SMITH and Ming Smith linked to the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution, with funeral details at Guthrie home and Greenwood Cemetery. Other notices include Johnstown and Nes: Octavius E. Essias, long-time resident, with service at Franklin Street M E Church and interment at Circle Hill. fragmented lines cover multiple bereavements and undertakers.
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Ming Smith
Indiana
Daughters of the American Revo‘dotion
Guthrie
Wayne Ave
Fréederick W. Hinitt
Greenwood Cemetery
Migs Smith
Octavius E. Essias
Octaius E. Essias
Deceared
Wales
Ines
Farrell
K. of P
Eagles
D Fellows
William Payne
Wolverine
Leonard Autom
Ayer
Margaret Purcell
Wienry Atchison
Ichard
Easias
Silver Springs
Wille
Colver
Evan
Sprankle
Morrison
Circle Hill
Cemeé
Presidents Question Games for Indiana Evening Gazette
A patriotic educational feature invites readers to test and expand their knowledge of American presidents. The first 30 question set plus follow‑on ten‑question rounds offer scoring and classroom style options, aiming to build presidential history literacy ahead of the 1928 election.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Talking pictures advance slow in film industry
The piece notes that television is close to the film industry and studies aim to make talking pictures as artistic as silent films. It mentions radio telephony is impractical due to a limit of about 1,000 channels from available wavelengths.
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Ropes
Submarine Report Details Deep Sea Rescue Efforts
The submarine 53’s distress followed the S-41 disaster near Provincetown. Admiral Hughes cautioned the 83 may have been separated from its sister ship and lost wireless contact during a Cape Hatteras storm. The vessel later sent an emergency message and pressed on toward Guantanamo, with officials noting no motor damage and continued speed.
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Provincetown
Charles F. Hughes
Naval Operations
Cape Hatteras
8-3
Laval
Guantanamo
Insanity Plea Examines Jury of 27 as Hickman Trial Advances
The defense reads 100 pages of depositions as ten witnesses testify while 27 more remain to be read. The jury must decide Hickman’s sanity when he lured and killed Marian Parker from her school. Listed jurors include Elias Kahn and Elizabeth Bullis among others from Los Angeles and nearby cities.
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William Thomas Hickman
Jercane Walsh
Hickman
Marian Parker
Elias Kahn
Los Angeles
Elizabeth A. Bullis
Alhambra
Emily Lingrum
Virginia L. Roess
Sierre Madre
Robert L. Bowman
Arlo E. Rickett
Pomona
Edwin Venables
Hermosa Beach
J. A. Ruggles
U. S. Army
Howard A. Skewes
Whittier
Howard Atkinson
Long Beach
Harry H. Wood
Puente
Citrus Grangey
Sarah A. Roach
Rex Ingram Wins Damages in Libel Suit
Rex Ingram, famed American producer, won a libel action against The Bits, with damages donated to charity. The case centered on an alleged interview claiming he would live as a Mohammedan and had deserted Hollywood. Ingram denied the quotations and stated he remains happily married and plans to continue making films. The publication also covered court costs.
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London
INS
Rex Ingram
Ibanez Burial Draws Hundreds in Mentone Spain Writer
Funeral for Vincente Blasco Ibanez, noted Spanish novelist, drew two thousand mourners in Mentone France. The casket, draped with the Valencian flag, was carried from the Ibanez villa past a garden wall hung with posters of the dramatist’s book successes. Alpine chasseurs guarded the ceremony. wreaths came from Spanish workers in Mentone and Valencia’s Beaux Arts. The Spanish government was not represented.
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Mentone
France
Vincente Blasco Thanez
Valencia
Ibanez
Beaux Arts
Chaplin's Hair Turns White At Hollywood Premiere
Hollywood observers note Charlie Chaplin appears aged with white hair at the Grauman's Chinese Theatre premiere of his new film. Fans and friends recall his recent retirement and personal troubles as they see the once spry comedian pass through a visibly changed, now older, appearance on stage.
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William H. Parker
INS
Hollywood
Cal
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Grauman
Fred Nible
Sid Grauman
Niblo
Mystery Disappearances of Minister and Choir Singer
In Paterson New Jersey on January 31 a mystery surrounds the simultaneous disappearances of Rev. Luther Latham Holmes 45 ex assistant pastor and Miss Katharine De Brulye 20 former choir singer both from the First Baptist Church Holmes who came to Paterson from Boston in 1926 was asked to resign in May 1927 amid rumors of misconduct and has vanished leaving his wife penniless police seek him on desertion charges The girl, last seen leaving a silk mill where she worked, is being searched for by her parents in Fairlawn New Jersey Police report both left the church they attended together earlier joining the Broadway Baptist Church but not officially.
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Paterson
N. J
Luther Latham Holmes
First Baptist Church
Katherine de Brulye
Holmes
Boston
Fairlawn
N.J
Pirat
Navy Plans 1490 New Airplanes For Carriers
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told the House Naval Affairs committees that the Navy seeks 1,490 new airplanes costing 88,258,067 dollars to equip five aircraft carriers and 98 new cruisers in an eight year building program. The figure covers build and maintenance costs but Congress must approve.
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Washington
INS
Congress
William A. Moffett
Wousg
Moffett
Remus to Learn Future Status On Wednesday
Lima Ohio January 80 INS George Remus famed wife slayer and ex king of bootleggers will learn Wednesday if he remains confined in the state hospital or is freed Hearing on a habeas corpus writ to test the Pocombe action of Cincinnati Probate Judge W H Lueders is tentatively set before Common Pleas Judge Fred Becker attorney Charles Elston who helped win Remus insanity acquittal in Cincinnati will file the writ arguing the judge acted without authority and that two alienists signatures were required but not obtained Judge Becker a veteran jurist and former Isaac Walton League president will hear the case
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Lima
INS
George Remus
Offisciate
Anne
Common Pleas
Fred ©. Becker
Charles Elston
Cincinnati
Remus
Limé Law
Trendersen and Durbin
Elston
W. H. Luoders
Lueders
Becker
Isaac Walton
Moffett Plan Seeks Large Naval Air Fleet Expansion
Details call for 670 additional naval aviators 280 pilots and 1980 enlisted men to operate a vast fleet. Aircraft procurement would total 60 million dollars with 27.6 million more expected for maintenance and replacements over the period. The proposal adds to a 5 year congressionally approved plan for 1000 planes.
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Mofffett
Moffett
Congress
Travelers and locals in Indiana County and Greensburg visitants
Residents and guests frequent Indiana County towns with names like Greensburg Homer City and Clearfield. Notables include Mrs Ellis returning from Ebensburg for a death in the Be Smith family, and Park maintaining talks on the Benjamin Franklin highway with state highway officials. Local officials tax collectors and coal firm members attended courthouse activities and business in Indiana.
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Elder Peoler
Chas. R. Griffith
Parkataing
Indiana County
Recount Pace Hinges on Tabulators in Primary Fight
Reported plans to conclude the recount in three weeks depend on using about one hundred tabulators. A full-state recount could take months due to millions of votes. Ware may waive further recounts in other counties to settle the issue soon.
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Warendreen
Love for Christ the Chief Essential
A Methodist page excerpt reports an evangelist emphasizing the need for personal God belief in life’s meaning. He argues doubt stems from false teaching and a lack of grasp of divine foundations, urging obedience and faith for God to reveal himself. Tonight’s sermon title is Love for Christ the Chief Essential.
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God
Christ
Coolidge Plans Tax Cut Aims to Trim Government Costs
President Coolidge presents an economy plan to executives stressing reduced taxes and restrained spending. He argues the budget should stay within receipts, preserving national defense, flood control, housing for foreign representatives, and naval modernization as conditions and treasury balances allow. He says prosperity and progress arise from constructive economy and orderly resource use.
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Bateau
Coglidge
Farhee
Congress
Treasury
Coolidge
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Uniontown
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Indiana Hotel
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Connellsville
Henry Gorman
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Asbury Fleming
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Clearfield
Walter Bennett
Pine Township
Court House
Deb Meekins
Clymer
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Joseph McCully
White Township
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Marion Center
E. W. Reeger
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