Non-association on war debts in France ratification stance
Washington reports that the United States will accept no reservations linking France’s debt payments to Germany’s reparations. Officials expect France to ratify the Mellon Berenger debt pact early, avoiding a $100 million cash payment for surplus A stock purchases. The policy upholds the non interference principle in Franco American and Franco German matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
France
United States
Germany
Poincare
Paris
State Department
Senate
Charles Evang Hughes
Harding
Barrymore Reflects On Stage Life And Country Escape
In an interview, Ethel Barrymore defends theatre life against film offers, wishes for a return to the country, and notes how the old second balcony sparked real theatre love. She remains youthful at fifty, enjoys tennis and riding, and hopes her children may join her on stage. Her son Sam, 18, may visit the theater to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
Sam
Barrymore Company Sets Tour Across Mountain States
Misa Barrymore confirms Gan will attend Princeton and expresses eagerness to have Ethel and Sam join the company. The Barrymore troupe, loyal to their leader, departs tomorrow for a regional tour spanning Colorado Springs Denver Los Angeles San Francisco and the Northwest into January.
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Gcoloendo Springs
Denver
Los Angeless
San Francisco
Northwest
Vanderghift P Schall dies in Indiana county funeral held
Funeral services were conducted at 2:80 o'clock this afternoon in the Elderton Church of the Brethren near Sheboe In Indiana county for P. Schall Vanderghift of 203 Hancock avenue Vanderghift. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Many attended the funeral in Cambria county.
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Cambria County
Elderton Church
P. Schall Vanderghift
A. P. Schall
Hancock Avenue
Van
Market Quiet After July Financing Clears Money Market
New York July 3 funds flowed into Wall Street as banks completed the July financing program. Call loan rates slid from 12% to 8% by noon and outside money reported at 6%. Led by U S Steel Gen Elec N G and Kennecott Copper, several ground gainers rose while profit taking cooled speculative favorites.
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Cousins
INS
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Gen. Elec
Kennecott Copper
Steel Common
Kennecott
Allegheny
Chesapeake
Vandergrift resident dergrift dies after appendicitis operation
Dergrift died Sunday morning at 6 10 o'clock in Citizens General hospital New Kensington after an appendicitis operation. Born January 30 1858 near South Bend Armstrong County he was 71 years old. He was the oldest member of Apollo Lodge F and A M and a member of First Lutheran Church Vandergrift for ten years. Survived by daughter Mrs Maurice Shaner New Kensington and son Eugene Gan or Ohio five brothers and sisters and five granddaughters. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Lutheran Church Vandergrift with interment in Apollo cemetery.
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Dergrift
Citizens’ General Hospital
New Kensington
Mr. Schall
South Bend
Armstrong County
Dme
Apollo Lodge F
A. M
First Lutheran Church of
Vandergrift
First Lutheran
Vandermrift
Apollo
Chicago to Berlin Flight Begins with Record Lake Shore Rally
A crowd of over 6,000 gathered on the Chicago lakefront as the Sibereky twin motor plane prepared for its northern circle flight to Europe. Cramer and Gust arrived with their mothers, Col. Robert R. McCormick and civic officials witnessed the roped off landing site, and officials explained the mission to prove the northern route as the basis for commercial aviation.
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Berlin
Cramer
Gust
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Europe
Local Horses Bit to Butler in Speed Program
Little Bit enters the speed program with a record of 56 percent wins last year. Her owner notes she is better than ever and predicts a successful season this year.
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Butler
Old Top the Bird Feasts as Branch Crew Shares Dinner
Branch crew jars a tale of a labeled old bird known as Old Top belonging to a Mexican laborer. The crew recounts how Old Top invites his flock for a meal, enjoys angel food cake and pie, and crowing after feasting before returning to the woods. They deny any sinister plan toward the bird.
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Leo Snyder
Oly Top
Pittsburgh
Old Top
Billy” Speer
Ed Marshall
Willy
Starboan Eyiday
Marshall
Snyder
Sugar Tariff Debate Spurs Debenture Bounty Plan
The article notes McMaster and allies opposing higher sugar tariffs and proposing a direct bounty to producers via the export debenture farm relief plan. They argue tariffs would raise prices for Americans and that direct producer payments could be far cheaper, given domestic sugar production shares and import dependence.
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McMaster
Coxports
United States
McManstey
Dave Reasea
House
America
Peter Star
Sugar producers seek bounty to ease tariff burden
The debate over bounties for sugar producers surfaces as lawmakers consider selective support. Proponents argue a 1.5 cent per pound bounty would cost little relative to the tariff, while opponents like Senator Harrison warn against expanding government aid to the sugar industry already shielded by a 1922 tariff of 1.76 to 2.20 cents per pound. They claim domestic production has not risen and the industry remains troubled despite protection.
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House
Senate
Harrison
Inn
America
Indiana Visitors Record Busy Tuesday
Indiana hosted a string of visitors and residents traveling from towns such as Apollo Brownsville Johnstown Clymer Cherry Tree Blairsville and Warren Ohio. Notables include Clyde Caldwell formerly of Indiana and Otis Stock and Bond Co representative Lee James. Chief of Police Paul Fellmeth and Chief OConnell visited Uniontown. various local businesspeople and families spent time in Indiana with friends and relatives.
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A. Townsend
Louise
Apollo
Indiana
Townsen
Alex Stewart
North Seventh Street
Dorothy McLain
Harry McLain
Akron
Ohio
McLain
Paul Fellmeth
George O'Connell
Uniontown
Chief O'Connell
Elizabeth O'Connell
Clyde Caldwell
Johnstown
Otis Stock and Bond Company
New York City
Lee B. James
Brownsville
Tex
Lone Star Immigration Company
H. K. Smith
Howard Trainer
James Roccc
Harmer City
James Lytle
Edgewood
Robert E. Trout
Clymer
Frank Menthh
Cherryhill Township
George Cramer
Creekside
H. M. Howe
Brookville
R. J. Lytle
Cherry Tree
Matthew Shea
Hollidaysburg
D. H. Lewis
Yesteray
RB. M
Mike Koches
William of
Two Men Sentenced After Guilty Pleas in Local Court
Helge Dahl faced a fine and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Raymond McCloskey and Francis Skelley were sentenced to pay costs and serve six months in Western Penitentiary for larceny of an automobile.
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J. N. Langham
Helge Dahl
Rang
Raymond McCloskey
Francis Skelley
Western Penitentiary
Dry raid nets moonshine in two homes in Creekside area
County Detective Harry Koozer and constables Irwin and Moorhead raided the homes of Mrs Content Parrod and Paul Gayton in Young township. A gallon still operated at Gayton’s, with liquor and mush found. moonshine and beer were unearthed at Parrod’s. Charges were prepared before Squire Walter H. Jackson.
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Content Parrod
Creekside
Paul Gayton
Young Township
Harry Koozer
J. Clair Irwin
Tom Moorhead
Gayton
Koozer
Walter H. Jackson
Bon Ton Gift Prompt Thanks From Indiana Day Sale
John O Neal of Waterstreet expresses gratitude to Bon Ton management for a $26 gold gift given as the oldest registered shopper in the Indiana Daya sale. The Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana wins £100 in gold for receiving the greatest number of votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neal
Waterstreet
Bon Ton
O'Neal
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Prohibition Party Ballots to Appear in Indiana County
County records show that Prohibition candidates must secure six percent of the largest county official vote to qualify for primary ballots. The law requires writing in or listing candidates, with only two major parties represented on Indiana county ballots for the upcoming primary.
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Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Indiana County
Dramatic fireworks ban follows woman injuries in New Kensington
In New Kensington Pennsylvania a drastic ban on fireworks was ordered after a giant firecracker exploded injuring three women. Kathryn Mancuso 49 and Tamsina Curcia 36 and her daughter Mary Curcia 18 were hospitalized with severe burns after Louis Kormica 18 allegedly threw the device beside them as a crowd watched police detained him pending investigations into the injuries.
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New Kensington
Kathryn Mancuso
Tamsina Curcia
Mary Curcia
Citizens General Hospital
Louis Kormica
Kormica
Independence carnival closes with grand prize Chevy
Independence grounds host a weekend carnival ending next Saturday night with a Chevrolet coup as the lucky prize. Cliffside opens tomorrow with free admission at picnic grounds. The Rhythm Boys provide dance music from 9 to 1. Indiana celebrates with varied attractions. Banks and stores close. post office hours altered. no Evening Gazette edition.
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Cliffside
Rhythm Boys
Indiana
Evening Gazette
Patriotism Address Delivers Core American Spirit at Kiwanis
Prof. W. H. MacColl of Kiskiminetas Springs School spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Indiana Hotel Tuesday, delivering a plain spoken patriotic address. Arthur Robinson organized the meeting, with music by a vocal quartet and an instrumental quartet.
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W. H. MacColl
Kiskiminetas Springs
Kiwanis Club
Indiana Hotel
Arthur Robinson
Second Round Champions in Club Championship
In the second round at the Country Club KE Wells defeated Dr. William H. MacColl in 19 holes. Bill Marks topped William Tl Pierce 2 and 1, Hewitt Jr beat F St Clair 3 and 7, and Denny St Clair defeated Charles Carnahan 8 and 7. In the Second Flight Edward Brown defeated John Johnston 4 and 2, Wilson St Clair beat Ellsworth Campbell 4 and 1, Dr G E Rink beat John Simpson 2 and 1, and Thomas Pealer beat Robert Lewis on the 20th hole. Semifinals set: Wells vs Marks and Hewitt vs Denny St Clair in the First Plight. Brown vs Wilson St Clair and Rink vs Pealer in the Second Plight.
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KE. Hi
Wells
William H. MacColl
Bill Marks
William Tl. Pierce
Ty B. E
Hewitt, Jr
St. Clair
Denny St. Clair
Charles Carnahan
Edward Brown
John Johnston
Wilson St. Clair
Ellsworth Campbell
Dr. G
Dallas appoints municipal minister to aid sinners
Mayor J Waddy Tate appoints Rev Mrs Charles Chasteen as Dallas first municipal minister to marry free of charge for the poor, preach to prisoners, conduct funerals, and offer spiritual guidance. The unpaid role, cited as aiding Dallas spiritual improvement, lacks salary.
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J. Waddy Tate
Charles Chasteen
Tate
Dallas
Chasteen
Ghasteen
Little Rock
Ark
Mount Auburn
Bell Eligible for Parole Soon
Pittsburgh July notes John A Bell once a millionaire mine owner and coal operator, now in Allegheny Hospital serving part of a six year sentence for failure of Carnegie Banks. Parole petitions are circulating among friends and ex-depositors. The Bell bankrupt estate faces $260000 in income tax claims after a judge's ruling against the estate for several years.
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Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Allegheny Hospital
Carnegie Hanks
Bell
United States
Nelson McVicar
Three Vacancies on Farm Board In Hoover Plan
President Hoover announced three vacancies on the Federal Farm Board to oversee the 600 million dollar agricultural relief program. W R Moservic of Minnesota declined the offered seat, as he serves as secretary-treasurer of the Twin Cities Milk Producers' Association and cannot leave his duties. A dairying industry representative will be sought, with the remaining seats to be filled by a wheat growers representative and a bankers appointee.
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Washington
Pront Hoover
Maderal Barns
W. 4
Moserip
Minnesota
Hoover
White House
Mosevic
Twin Cities
Mi Producers’ Association
St. Paul
Spighting Coonen Reunion Set For August
Washington Pa July 3 Commander Wray G Zelt of the 10th Pennsylvania Veterans Association announces plans for the Spighting Coonen reunion to be held in August in Washington County. Officials urge surviving members to attend and join in the commemorative events.
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Washington, Pa
Wray G. Zelt
10Th Pennsylvania Veterans -Associa
Reunion Plans Set By Wighting 10th Committee
The Wighting 10th reunion in Washington on August 3 will be organized by a series of committees led by chairman J. A. Seaman and Blanche Aiken for souvenirs and several other chairs including Blaine Aiken Lon M. Porter Col J. Barnett Otto Luellen Harry H. Huston Ernest Waltz John Murray David Curran and Wray Gelt with General R. McKennan also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Curran
T’arade
Wray Gelt
Blaine Aiken
W. Guy McWilllams
William A. Kennedy
General R. McKennan
Mine town greetings renew ties at Tridiana gathering
Friends from the mining era recall building the towns of Vintondale Wehtum and Claghow as they welcome My. Chaghovi’s friends from Tridiana. The reunion fosters warmth and renewed acquaintance among the longtime peers.
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Vintondale
Wehtum
Claghow
My. Chaghovi
Medicos Meet Here July 11 A Tri County Session
The third tri county meeting of the Indiana County Medical Society will be held at the Country Club on Thursday afternoon with luncheon served promptly. Golf in the morning, lunch, meeting, and golf again are planned. The program includes Cancer of the Uterus by Dr John M Fisher of Philadelphia, Praemonia Some Clinical Phases and the Treatment by Dr W W G MacLachlar of Pittsburgh, and Tuberculosis Pertonilis by Dr J P Kerr of Pittsburgh.
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Indiana County Medical Society
Luaicheon
John M Fisher
Philadelphia
Praemonia
Dy. W. W. GG. MacLachlar
Pittsburgh
J. P. Kerr
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