New Kidnapping Trial Reaches Jury in Flemington
John Hughes Curtis, Norfolk builder, stands trial for obstructing a police search into the Lindbergh kidnapping case. A seven man, five woman jury began deliberations after Judge Adam O Robbins delivered a 28 minute charge. Curtis sat with his eleven year old daughter Constanca as court sessions paused for strategic conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Dudge Robbins
Curtis
Constanca Curts
Thouse
Joseph A. Lanigan
Beir
Robbins
Harry L. Stout
Blairsville Women Dead In Blairsville and Hillsdale Obits
Obituaries from Blairsville area list several deaths including a Blairsville woman whose funeral is at 7 30 p m at her late home with burial at Blairsville Cemetery. Also notes the death of John J Ganley aged 54 in Blairsville area and World War II veteran De Sabato. Other notices include Frank Pahuszki of Black Lick, Mrs Nmma Ranson of Blairsville and Samuel K Rank of Hillsdale with funeral and burial details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jewart Miller
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Blairsville
H. EB. Lloyd
First Methodist. Episcopal Church of
Kittanning
John J. Ganley
John J.ganley
Chestnut Street
the Gazette
Guy DeSabato
Marion
Indiana
Ferguson Funeral Home
SS. Simon and Jude's Catholic Church
Pahuszki
Frank Pahuszki
Black Lick
Indiana Hospital
iHe
Conemaugh Iron Works
Ranson
Nmma (Truby) Ranson
West Burrell Street
R. FE. McClure
First United Presbyterial Church of
Armatrong County
Alexander Ranson
Carrie ‘I’. Ranson
Samuel K. Rank
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hillsdale
Viva Rank Shane
Sun
Samuel Rank
Former King of Portugal Dead Reconstruction
Fragmentary report notes the death of a former Portuguese king and references press coverage at the time of dethronement. The text mentions Gaby Deshys from Marseilles and hints at early attention in the theatre business, with unclear chronology and fragmented context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Tober
Manuel
Gaby Deshys
Thecure Pate Entage
Marseilles
France
Publicized life of ex-king and showgirl linked to throne
The piece recounts Mantel the ex king of Portugal and his encounters with a showgirl named Gaby. It notes the press linked her to the throne during the couple’s times abroad and that Mantel’s dethronement led him to live largely in suburban London with occasional Paris visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcontinental
Soen
Winter Garden
New York
Manuel
Portugal
Gaby
Mantel
London
Paris
Fourth of July Parade Pageant Promises Big Day at Fair Grounds
The article outlines a large Independence Day celebration with a Monday parade lineup, pageant corps displays, and evening fireworks. It lists parade formations and notable participants including Major Timberlake and Captain Goheen, with a route from the B and O Station to the fair grounds. Citizens are urged to view from the grandstand and arrive early for seating while noting parking restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Legion
Drant Corps
Fair Grounds
State Motor Patrol
John Goheen
William E. Pierce
H. B. Buterbaugh
Dale Timberlake
Alex Stewart
Hugh M. Bell
Mw F
Fikin
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
American Légion
Indiana Drum & Bugle Corps
Indiana Floral Company
Latrobe Drum & Bugle Corps
Ritz Theatre
Greensburg
Drum & Bugle Corps
J. M. Stewart & Company
Homer City Band
Handy Service Stores
Barnesboro
Armour & Company
Punxsutawney
Shady Side Stables
Blakeville
Tarentum Drum & Bugle Corps
Tarentum Cay
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kittanning
Clymer Avenue
California
Lions Club
DuBois
Indiana Band
Sth
Sparade
Philelphia Street
Fifth
Church
Seventh
Wayne Avenue
Smiths Hands Not to Be Seen in Helping Move
Fragmentary wire story notes a political speech aimed at uniting party elements. The text references Chicago dated July 2 and mentions INS-E with unclear context. No complete actions or outcomes are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Roosevelt Joins Smith Rival Factions In Democratic Drift
Scranton publisher Lynett backs Governor Roosevelt for president, signaling party unity shifts. Chicago dispatches note Alfalfa Bill Murray’s disappointment yet pledge to play the game, while Garner and Smith-Ritchie factions clash and new “president-makers” rise from West and South to steer the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynett
Smith
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Scranton
Poi
Roosevelt
Chicago
Bill
Murray
Millionaire's Son Kidnapped In Minnesota Case
G C Bohn, a wealthy refrigerator maker, pleads for direct talks as kidnappers demand 35000 dollars for his son Haskell Bohn. Reports say ransom cut to 5000 dollars. federal involvement and state-line transport statute being invoked. Police pursue leads, including a burlap sack, with airplanes scouring Wisconsin for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Haskell Bohn
G. C. Bohn
Cam Williig
Bohn
Young Bohn
Beghard C. Bohn
Minneapolis
Haskell
L. L. Drill
Hohn
Gangland
Wisconsin
St. Paul Minn
Roebeng
Pon Ashte
D. E. Meyers
Bohns
Dorathity
Munyon Revival Draws Narrow Crowd in Bad Weather
In a crowded Blairton and Fifth Street tent, Brother Munyon delivered a stirring revival sermon on faith and salvation. Homer Welch led the singing. Darrel Jones and Rev Bevington contributed guitar and vocal pieces. Munyon urged listeners to witness Christ’s love, stressing daily thankfulness and sharing the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairton
Fifth
Munyon
Homer Welch
Grove City
Welch
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bevington
Baptist Church
Kittanning
Darrel Jones
Swyers
Brother Munyon
Jesus
Jsus
Brother Jack
Christ
Baker refuses comment on Roosevelt nomination
Newton D. Baker maintains silence about Franklin D. Roosevelt's nomination. He says he has absolutely nothing to say and does not expect to issue a statement. The remark sparks speculation on his stance for the fall campaign and mentions a rebuke related to the two thirds rule. A parade list and prize details for the centennial event will appear in Wednesday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baker
Wilson
Roosevelt
New York
McAdoo
California
Ance Smith
Ohio
Smith
Old Home Week At Homer City Parade Event
Delegations will march through Homer City for Old Home Week with contingents from towns including Latrobe Apollo Blairsville Leechburg and Greensburg. The parade begins at 7 p m with 800 to 1000 men and women in line representing civic and fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Inine
Lidiang
Clymer
Naht-y-Glo
Black Lick
Blairsyile
Lucerne
Saltsburg
Derry
Latrobe
Export
Ferndale
Franklin Boro
Seward
New Florence
Apollo
Leechburg
Conemaugh
Greensburg
Vandergrift
Harrison City
Whore Farm Sent 50 Miles on Train
NEA Service reports a farmer from Castle Douglas Kirkcudbrightshire, England, sending 60 cows, poultry and farm gear by train to a new Hemple Hempstead farm after a calf delayed the journey. The eight cattle cars, two furniture cars and two horse cars carried livestock and implements with a passenger couch on board. A newborn calf halted the train briefly before it resumed the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
London
Janes Wogan
Castle Doublas
Kirkcudbrightshire
Beatkind
England
Hemple Hempstead
Logan
School Graduate Peter Paytash Returns Home
Peter Paytash a St Vincent s alumnus and longtime New Orleans teacher has arrived home. He will take a summer course at the University of Pittsburgh to advance his chemistry studies before returning to the route in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Paytash
St. Vincent's
New Orleans
Roosevelt Nominated for President at Democratic Convention
Franklin D Roosevelt clinched the Democratic presidential nomination on the fourth and final ballot at Chicago. The party now debates a running mate with John Garner, Albert Ritchie, and McAdoo as possibilities, while Garner's willingness to step aside could influence the ticket. The convention also notes shifts from Texas and California delegates and ongoing party unity concerns.
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Garner
Washington
INS
John N. Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Empire State
Roosevelt
William G. McAdog
al Smith
McAdoo
Alrigh
Gibson
Maguire
Hoover
Geo. R. Holmes
Chicago
Texas
Albert ©. Ritchie
Gov. Roosevelt
Sayig
Albany
California
Thia
Big Smith
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Smith
New Jersey
Rhode Island
John F. Curry
Tammany
William Gibbs MccAdoo
Madison Square Garden
William K. Hutchinson
Albert C. Ritchie
House of Representatives
Ritchie
William Gibb
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosvelt
United States Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Albert D. Ritchle
Roosevelt to lead Democratic campaign planning in Chicago meeting
Fully determined on a militant presidential bid, Gov. Roosevelt will meet with the new Democratic national committee tonight to name a field general and map campaign strategy. James A. Farley, New York state chair and Roosevelt loyalist, expected to become national committee chairman. A $500,000 deficit and fundraising challenges loom as plans shift more to state organizations. Possible treasurer picks include Jesse I. Straus and Henry Morgenthau Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Neal
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic State Committee For
New York
White House
Farley
National Committee
John J. Raskob
Parley
Jouett Shouge
Treasury
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Jesse I. Straus
Henry Morgantheau, I Jr
Wet supporters on jog for beer bill amendment
Washington July 2 In Congress wet supporters rally to back the Bingham beer amendment to the home loan banking bill. It would set alcohol to 3.2 percent by weight and 4 percent by volume and allow direct consumer sale in pint bottles. Estimated annual revenue 376 million dollars.
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Washington
Connecticut Republican
Bingham
Barbour
Blaine
Cutting
Davis
Glenn
Hebert
Johnson
Kean
LaFollette
Metcalf
Moses
Reed
Schall
Walcott
Shortridge
Broussard
Bulkley
Bulow
Coolidge
Copeland
Hawes
Lewis
Long
Pittman
Tydings
Wagner
Walgh
Massachusetts
Wheeler
Farmer Labor
Shipstead
Austin
Caray
Norris
Ashurst
Bailey
Barkley
Bratton
Byrnes
Cohen
Costigan
Dui
Fletcher
Harrison
Hayden
Kendrick
Logan
Trammell
Walsh
Montana
King
Emith
Robinson
Arkansas
Steiner
Watson
Oddie
Capper
Dale
Dickinson
Fess
Frazier
Goldeborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Jones
Keyes
McNary
Norbeck
Nye
Patterson
Smoot
Thomas
Idaho
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New
Space
Meheesport
Hoy
Brookville
Portage
Bradford
Warren
Wader
Tammany Chicago
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Congress
Kings County
George E. Durno
United Front
Alfred I. Smith
John J. Kaskob
Frank Hague
Jersey City
John W. Davis
Jouett Shouse
James A. Marley
New York State
Chaypien
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Homer
Cummings
Mullen
Burton K. Wheeler
Interole Lafollette
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Gilbert Hitchcovk
Baker Siler
Cleveland
Jack
Evan-Gelist
WWSW
Mastern
Here
R. D. Wonsey
Stself
Moorhead
Men & Boys
Farmers Bank & Trust
Indiana, PA
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