Dempsey Knocks Out Carpentier For World Title
In a fierce heavyweight bout at Ring Sime, Dempsey defeated Georges Carpentier by knockout in the fourth round to retain the world title. Carpentier, staggered and bleeding, rose at the count of nine but was overwhelmed by Dempsey's left hooks and powerful blows. Carpentier carried cuts and bruises as he left the ring. Dempsey stood unmarked amid roaring cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ring Sime
Denney City
Dack Drampsey
Hnerkine
Georges Carpentier
Barapi
Worden
Ann
Aefternaan
Teapeey
Wisiekory
Sateen Sreonta
Kent Carpaanney
Capronier
Deng
Dempsey
Wal Carpentien
Carpentier
Cauypentien
Qearnsey
Bennisey
Pengway
Lempsey
Wempsey
Salef
Jake
Len” Dempsey
Iselin Elopement Sparks Local Turmoil
In Yonge township the Elapis area was startled by an alleged elopement of the wife of a prominent resident. The husband pursued the missing pair, while police and residents noted the loss of a substantial sum reportedly paid by the injured husband. The rumor spread to Charksbute as the couple reportedly vanished Thursday night.
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Feelin
Yonge
Ru Y Corma
Ib Jad
Charksbute
Syd
Frank Black Relocation Notes In South 6th Street Change
Fragmentary OCR report records a name Frank Black moving from Punxsutawney to Wiener and a new John PT Bell hub on South 6th Street. The text is garbled with multiple errors and missing details.
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Wiener
John
Bellinick
South 6Th Street
Hue
Young Couple Married Here in Local Ceremony
A young couple, Joseph Meeker of Yontyrstown and Migs Calera C. Smith of near Truthianaly, were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Charles C. Wale at the Christian phayel apartment in the Chawann house. They will reside in Younes can, Ohio. Dance at Hileman's New Garage featured by Roy gine Pep Orchestra. Notices: deliveries to customers paused July 3rd with no deliveries July 4th unless Burgess permission. Indiana fey Company a8.
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Itary Joxeph Meeker
Yontyrstown
Migs Calera C. Smith
Near Truthianaly
Charis C. Wale
Christian Phayel
Hig
Chawann House
Patyong
K Jndiana Fey Company
June Wedding of Miss Anna Helle Kier to Thomas Ray Kulus
Miss Anna Helle Kier daughter of Mrs and the late May Kier of Blairsville united Presbyterian Church in Blairsville with Thomas Ray Kulus. The bride wore white satin with lace, full train and orange blossom veil. Attendants included Martha Kier maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Graf Miss Speer and two flower girls. Best man Lee C. Lambert and relatives from Pittsburgh and New Kensington attended. Reception at the bride’s Liberty Avenue home followed by a eastern trip and future residence in New Kensington.
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Anna- Helle Kier
May
YD. M. Kier
Blairsville
Thomas
Ray Kulus
Blairaville United Presbyterian Church
R. BE. I McChure
Lin Omarrigge i
Martha Kier
Missrata Graf
Isabelle Schupp
Nancy Bell
Lee C. Laimberty
Wilkins- Thur
Frank M. Stakes
Pittsburgh
Jianes KB
Barr
Crafton
Eb, Heidvichs
New Kensington
D. Paul Kier
Liberty Avenue
Mr. and Mars, Kollins
Tourists Headed to Virginia from Homer City Area
Miss Verony Candwell Vernie Palmer and Naomi McCully Will Carr travel by car to Virginia with plans to spend a day in Washington and extend their trip for ten days or two weeks Mr and Mrs J M Carson Homer City leave for Dayton Ohio to celebrate the Fourth with Mrs Sutton The note mentions a Music program at Idlewood Park and a Sitar novelty orchestra pavilion display
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Verony Candwell
Vernie Palmer
Homer City
Gennn McGee
Virginia
Naomi McCully
Apollo
Will Carr
Pittsburgh
Mr. Carr
Washington
J. M. Carson
Dayton, C
Five Men Arrested in Smyerstown Liquor Raid
Officers seized seven barrels of liquor and arrested five men for selling liquor without a license in Smyerstown near Rossiter. Defatha Diego and Melvin released on bail. Comforta and Yatch jailed awaiting forfeit. Indictments planned for September Grand Jury. State Police Soret Rowe Sheriff Richards and Detective Moorhead led raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyerstown
Rossiter
Iitta
Frank Comforta
George Yatch
Ressel Defatha
Sam Diego
David Melvin
Defatha
Diego
Melvin
W . Smith
Comforta
Soret, Rowe
al. KR. Richards
Thomas Moorhead
Celebrations Neglected In Indiana As Nation’s Holiday Observed
Indiana towns mark the Fourth with limited festivities. Homer City plans a morning parade and program of sports, tied to prizes on display at Sickenberger's. Iselin, Graceton, Blairsville, and Marion Center host dances, picnics, parades, and ball games amid a quiet national celebration.
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Spark
Sickenberger
Homer
Josephine
Bloomer
Graceton
Derry
Tselin
Iselin
Blairsville
Indiana Independents
Bloomer Girls
Wonders Play at Elderton
The Indiana Wonders, a team of local baseball stars, travel by motor to Elderton on the 4th to face Elderton in two games. The morning match starts at 10:30 with Drenning Hamilton on the mound for the Wonders. The afternoon tilt at 2:30 features Millard on the mound for Elderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Wonders
Elderton
Elderton Nine
Drenning Hammilton
Penn
Millard
Syracue Wonder
Supreme Court ruling targets sectarian hospital funding
The State Supreme Court in Philadelphia struck down charitable appropriations to sectarian and denominational institutions as unconstitutional, potentially affecting $6 to $8 billion in aid. It also grants women the right to sit as jurors and hold office, and allows any Supreme Court member or visiting judge to decide tied county cases on licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Arrival in Mitchell Home Son Born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell
Former present and prospective customers of Singer Sewing Machine Shop are asked to avoid the shop for a week or two as machines may be used for special work. Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell of South Fifth street welcome a baby boy born early this morning weighing eight and a half pounds. mother and child are reported well.
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Charles Mitchell
South Fifth Street
Mitchell
Squire Rice Weds Minnie Cleland in Wilkinsburg
Squire Frank Rice of Dixonville and Miss Minnie Cleland were married at the Cleland home in Wilkinsburg this morning at 6:30. The couple, noted residents of Indiana County, plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Dixonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Frank Rice
Dixonville
Indiana County
Minnie Cleland
Indiana
John Cleland
Wilkinsburg
Squire
Big slugfest draws several riders from lmotor
Yesterday's departures by lmotor for the big fight included John and Jimm Daugherty Ernest Stewart Ralph Moorhead Ben Pollock John Miller Don Martin and Ralph For rester.
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Lmotor
John and
Jimm Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
Ralph Moorhead
Ben Pollock
John Miller
Don Martin
Ralph Forrester
Ripe Olives Taint Greensburg With Fatal Poison
In Greensburg Pennsylvania three prominent residents died and another is gravely ill from botulinus poisoning linked to ripe olives. The contaminated bottle was destroyed hindering brand warnings. Health officials urge caution and reliable brand guarantees while olive producers address safety. The Wentling family deaths force postponement of a local infantry reunion.
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Greensburg
Pennsylvania
James Foust
Bureau of Foods
State Department of Agriculture
110Th Infantry
Greensburg Country Club
Wentling
Sunday meals begin July 10 at Tomb and Walker
The Tomb and Walker restaurant reports that due to minor repairs no meals will be served tomorrow. Beginning Sunday July 10 and on all following Sundays, meals will be served to all patrons.
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Tomb and Walker
Mrs Earhart Remembered at Surprise Party
Community Trait me Class honored Mrs. Harry W. Earhart of Quilandaville with a surprise anniversary at the Earhart home Last evening's gathering concluded with light refreshments and a remembrance gift presented by classmates
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Harry W. Warhart
Quiland Aville
Earhart
Union Outdoor Sabbath Services Announced
Free Methodist quarterly meeting and Lutheran service of song mark the church notes for the Sabbath. Union outdoor services are planned for the evening with expected attendance and community participation across local congregations.
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Union
Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting
Outdoor Sabbath Meetings Start at Presbyterian Lawn
Irregular church notices report outdoor Sabbath evenings beginning tomorrow on the lawn in front of the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Hinitt delivering the sermon on God and the United States. Also noted is the Free Methodist quarterly meeting with District Elder Rose, and a Zion Lutheran morning service featuring Hymns of St Olaf conducted by Melins Christian and choir.
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Indiana
Presbyterian Church
de. F. W. Hinitt
United States
Free Methodist Church
D. W. Rose
Birdville
Jeharere
Choi In Zion Lutheran Church
St. Olaf
Melins Christian
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Wilbur Gibson
Hazel Lydie
Ralph Harrison
Son of
God
Carshman
Jomaryony
Church of God
Ferguson School House
Clark Wilson
S. J. Ruffner
Three Day Agents Get Jobs Back at FBI
Seven federal prohibition agents furloughed in May for 40 days await word on return to duty. C. G. Lewellyn, agent in charge in Pittsburgh, reports no word from Philadelphia. Three of ten have returned. remaining seven include Kemmerling Silvis Dawes Gass Seitzer Palmer and McClelland. Walker Cooper and Trautman back at work. Walker and Cooper have strong ties in Indiana.
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Prohibition
Philadelphia
C. G. Lewellyn
Pittsburgh
Gazette Agent at Clarksburg Gazette Agent at Clarksburg
Alfred Pearce will serve residents of Clarksburg and vicinity with the only county daily. He is dependable to be on the job with the paper that wires the news while it is news.
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Alfred Pearce
Clarksburg
Afred
Eastern trip begins today with group from Ponxauthwrey
Mr and Mrs R D Bennett and Meg join Mr Hubbard and E G Nirth plus friends for a trip through the caste part of the site. At Hileman’s New Garage this evening the Keystone Pep Orchestra furnishes music.
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R. D
Bennett
Meg
Ff] Hubbard
E.G. Nirth
Otder
Ponxauthwrey
Frees Dan
Hileman
Keystone
Pep Onchestra
Gomes Ang
Brlyg
Special Taxes for Business Occupations Now Available
Forms for filing returns of special taxes on businesses and occupations are at Internal Revenue offices. Taxes are due July 1 or become delinquent. The list includes brokers, pawnbrokers, theatres, circuses, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, riding schools, and hired automobiles. A posted stamp proof is required at the business. Penalties start at $10 plus prosecution costs. Specific rates: brokers $50 yearly, with extra $100 to $150 if stock exchange seat value falls in stated ranges. pawnbrokers $100. ship brokers $50. customhouse brokers $500. theatres and related venues taxed by category.
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Collectors
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Iroker
Stock Exchange, Produce Exchange
Board of Trade
Mrs Fisher Returns Home After Philadelphia Hospital Treatment
Mrs. John S. Fisher, previously undergoing treatment in a Philadelphia hospital, returned to Indiana this morning with her husband, State Banking Commissioner Fisher, and daughter Miss Mary Fisher. The trip was in the private car of Br. J. Cleevesy, head of the Philadelphia Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and she is reported much improved and hoped to be completely well again soon.
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John S. Fisher
Philadelphia
Indiana
Fisher
Mary Fisher
Br. J. Cleevesy
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Motor Trip To New York State Details
Mr. and Mrs. Vanduser and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duncan with their son left in the Vanduser Dodge for an extended two week trip through New York State.
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York State
van Duser
Frank Duncan
Vanduser Dodge
New York State
Celebration Near Sheloc t and Jovta Play Monday
Fragmentary OCR note records a ball game setup with a celebration near Sheloc t and a team named Jovta slated to play on Monday.
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France
America
Manhasset, N. J
Frank Black
Roygine
SS Kier
Musig
Winewit
Idlewood Park
Wonders
Squire Rice IS
Evening Gazette
Ensioner
Mrs. Earhart
Mrs. Fisher
Sheloct
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