Foreign protests grow as tariff bill faces Senate revision
The July 9 report notes widespread international protests against the House tariff bill as Senate subcommittees prepare to close direct testimony. Italian, Greek, Spanish, Dutch, and French officials warn of disrupted trade and retaliation, while auto makers anticipate hearings on possible tariff reductions to avert foreign retaliation.
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William S. Neal
CINS
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
Europe
Senate Rayon
Italy
de Marino
Charalampas Simopoulos
Greece
America
Netherlands
United States
France
Airways Push for Transcontinental Air Service Growth
The piece argues that scheduled transcontinental passenger service is near, boosting global aviation. Indiana Airways plans to attract air mail stops, despite a tree cluster near Indiana airport posing a hazard. It notes Indiana’s large city sign for air travel and laments the difficulty of identifying rowing crews at night, contrasted with easier sports IDs.
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Europe
America
Indiana
Indiana Airways, Inc
Department of Commerce
First National Bank
Puppy pounding race and cash woes loom in old headlines
A Cleveland tale recounts a long race from New York to Los Angeles where Mike Joyce and promoter C C Pyle clashed over pay. Joyce laments costs, notes unsettled payments, and contemplates vaudeville or work after his effort. The piece also mentions Babe Ruth stance rumors and a Poughkeepsie regatta controversy with radio broadcasters.
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Cleveland
New York
Los Angeles
Mike
Joyce
Pyle
Babe Ruth
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Huggins
Tigers
Athletics
A's
Max Bishop
Opium Smuggling Case Involving Mrs Ying Under Probe
Washington to investigate a Chinese consulate link as the inquiry spans the Pacific to Honolulu and China. Customs questions focus on identifying the smugglers and the so called friends in China who supplied the opium trunks and bags and who were to receive the gifts in the United States. Mrs Ying resists naming the parties, warning that speaking would threaten her life.
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Washington
San Francisco
Pacific
Honolulu
China
Ying
United States
Eskimos to Play Legion Dance Thursday at Cliffside Park
The Clicquot Club Eskimos, famed radio orchestra, are booked for the Legion dance this Thursday July 11 at Cliffside Park. The Legion reports growing attendance and assures strict safety and orderly conduct while showcasing enhanced pavillion decorations and expanded parking. Other upcoming acts include Paul Specht Ben Bernie Joe Nesbitt and their bands.
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Clicquot Club
Eskimos
Legion
Cliffside Park
Mora
Cliquot Club Eskimos
Paul Specht
Ben Bernie
Roosevelt Hotel
Untin Bowler Hops From Unknown Start Point
Chicago reports the Untin Bowler on its way from an unspecified location between Great Whale and Cape Chidley to Port Burwell. Pilot Parker Cramer said all okay but declined to explain the forty eight hour delay. Weather roughness, including heavy rain and wind, is suspected to have held them up.
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Chicago
INS
Stocks at Noon Show Mixed gains and declines
At noon the ticker lists varied results with American Stock Exchange quotes showing gains for Amhconde and Amex and declines for others. Notable movers include American Can, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Canadian Pacific, Chrysler, Coca Cola, N Y Central, Owens Bottle, Pure Oil, Radio Corp, Trans World Airways, United States Steel, and Westinghouse with mixed percentages across the board.
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S.ceesseneey
Tob. B. Oy
Ezby Atchison T. S. FP
Bauer Piel Wigs
Ae de Bethlehem Steet
Chesapeake and
Eeep
Willys Ov
Stewart, Warner
Miami Copper
Nash Motor
N. Y
Pullman
I.ccar
Radio Corp
Trans, Airways
U. &. Steel Oo
Wright Aero
West, Lec
Postum Cerea
C. M. St
Yield of Crude Oil Improves with New Methods
About 128000 wells in Pennsylvania produce 60000 barrels daily as gas air and water pressure techniques boost output. Oil men foresee a prosperous era with expanding markets and stable prices. Directors elected include Clayton Dorn Bradford I H Shearer Bradford E C G Breene Oil City Paga Flynn West Virginia E M Lyons Philadelphia Payohn Beck Karns City G Clark Cleveland C L Suhr Oil City J D Dinsmoor St Marys W Va M Wilson Columbus A D Hufford Bremen Q John P Herrick Olean N Y David McCalmet Franklin H D Atha Logan O Oil City Samuel Messer Oil City.
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Pennsylvania
Hertick
New York
Association
Clayton D. Dorn
Bradford
I. H Shearer
E. CG. Breene
Oi City
Paga
P. Flynn
West Virgina
E. M. Lyons
Philadelphia
Payohn A. Beck
Karns City
G. Clark
Cleveland
C. L. Suhr
Oil City
J. D. Dinsmoor
St. Mary's
W. Va
M. Wilson
Columbus
A. D. Hufford
Bremen
John P. Herrick
Olean
N. Y
David McCalmet
Franklin
H. D. Atha
Logan
Samuel Messer
Rescuers Find Bodies After Stream Tragedy Involving Hall Zebec Girls
Two young Frank Preminger rescued 16 year old Anna Cebac after plunging into the stream while firemen recovered the bodies of Dorothy Hall and Marie Zebec within an hour. Ruth Hall’s body was not recovered until more than four hours later. The Hall girls were daughters of Mrs. William Bowman and the other child was daughter of Mr and Mrs Ignatz Zebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Preminger
Anna Cebac
Dorothy Hall
Marie Zebec
Ruth Hall
Hall
William Bowman
Ignatz Zebec
New Arrival in Margiotti Home
Attorney Bruce Sciotti received a telegram from Charles Margiotti announcing the birth of a son to his wife Juliet Margiotti. The newborn, later to be known as Charles Margiotti Jr, came eight years after the couple’s previous child. The mother and baby are reported to be doing well.
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Bruce Sciotti
Charles Margiotti
Punxsutawney
Stork
Juliet
Charles Margiotti, Jr
Mariotti
Charles Junior
Smicksburg Homecoming Picnic Highlights Community Event
Smicksburg hosts a July 13 community picnic at Coleman's with a basket lunch at noon, a program of speaking recitations music and athletic events. Prizes will be awarded. The day ends with a ball game between married men led by Rev J B Troutman and single men led by Ray Beck, with committee members named.
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Coleman’s
Smicksburg
J. B. Troutman
Ray Beck
Samuel Condron
C. 5. Davis
Homecoming at Pine Flats Christian Church
An all day homecoming event is planned at Pine Flats Christian Church on August 11. The program includes special services, speakers, and music. A basket dinner will be served at noon, and members former members and friends are invited.
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Pine Flats Christian Church
Obituary of Thos. Anderson
Thomas Anderson born October 5, 1858, died July 4, 1929. Fifth son of John and Eliza Anderson, he was educated in local schools, Elder's Ridge Academy, and Indiana State Normal. He taught, farmed successfully, and served township offices including Justice of the Peace. An elder of West Union United Presbyterian Church since 1895, he taught Sabbath School and supported missions and the American Bible Society.
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Thomas Anderson
John and
Eliza (Caldwell) Anderson
Elder’s Ridge Academy
Indiana State Normal
Indiana State Teachers College
West Union United Presbyterian Church
Ame@rican Bible Socity
Adventists Camp Meeting Draws Conference Reps
The West Pennsylvania Conference of Seventh-day Adventists holds a ten day camp meeting yearly here. Churches across the conference send many representatives who return with missionary zeal and inspiration. Medical workers from Adventist sanitariums, General Conference officers, and furlough missionaries join the gathering.
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West Pennsylvania
Seventh-day Adventists set up camp grounds displays
Visitors from abroad will attend meetings to hear medical lectures and gospel sermons. A medical tent cafeteria and food store will be on the camp grounds. The Seventh-day Adventists publish literature in many languages and display a representative supply of books and Bibles at the first large tent near the Seventh-street entrance.
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Friends of Indiana
Palr
Tragedy in Coraopolis: Bodys gunfire wounds spouse and daughter-in-law
Neighbors heard a quarrel upstairs then three gunshots. Mrs Bodys crawled to the kitchen door wounded, as Chief Samuel J. Riddle and others moved the couple to Sewickley hospital. Eight Bodys children were in the home. only the wife and daughter-in-law were present. The children were puzzled by their father’s possession of a gun.
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John Rody
Company F Training Report Amid War Readiness
The article outlines Company F led by Lee Kuhns preparing for battle with artillery and two weeks of training. Non-Commissioned Officers push men into shape as mess sergeant Clint McAfoose, cooks, and kitchen mechanics distribute rations. The unit now comprises three officers and sixty men.
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Lee Kuhns
Lee
Clint” McAfoose
Myers Literary Society Meets July 12
The Myers Literary Society gathers at the Myers School house Center township on July 12. The program features a long by the society, recitations by Ina Colgan Mil dred Wiehrig Margaret Bowman Ruth Winsheimer Lewis Cook Robin Gabin Ronald Myers Zora Baker, dialogue Hazel and Robert Nehra, music by Leda and Laurabel Stephens, readings by Margaret McCrea, songs by the society, Mother Goose rhymes by a group of ladies, and various class and monologue items. Intermission includes a quotation class and Victrola selections. The event ends with more readings and a road discussion planned by several members.
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Myers School
Center Township
Ina Colgan
Mildred Wiehrig
Margaret Bowman
Ruth Winsheimer
Lewis Cook
Robin Gabin
Ronald Myers
Zora Baker
Hazel
Robert Neh
Leda
Laurabel Stephens
Margaret McCrea
Fred Nehrig
Mrs. McHenry
Frank Winsheimer
Colgan
Arthur Warner
Virginia Colgan
Nannie George
Mrs. Lewis
Naomi Baker
Roy Winsheimer
Clarissa Britton
Freda Stewart
Winsheimer
Stewart
Edward Henderson
Jake
Linus McHenry
Wm, Shields
Mr. Britton
Clark Myers
John McIntyre
Charles Nehrig
Clair Kauffman
Dale Lockard
William Altman
Wayne George
Rosemary Shields
Cook
Britton
Thomas Glass
Evelyn McHenry
Gertrude Nehrig
Moody Shields
Howard Altman
Stella Kauffman
James Blakely
Simon Bowmen
John MccIntyre
Bethel Church
Aultman
Charley Nehrig
Dave Lewis
Journal
Song By Society
Death notices and funeral details published for several residents
A list of obituaries and funeral arrangements appears with names Amanda Miller Margaret Fleming Jessie Wis singer Emma Rodkey Elizabeth Brandt and relatives. Services for the deceased at home 1031 Washington Street Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev White of Pittsburgh with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Brandt obituary notes Dixonville hospital July 38 at 4 pm after abdominal obstruction aged 59 years nine months two days, survived by husband S S Brandt and siblings David Nicewonger and Nancy Adams.
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Amanda Miller
Glen Campbell
Margaret Fleming
Scenabusty
Jessie Wissinger
Titusville
Fla
Emma Rodkey
Wilkinsburg
George Lutman
Conkport
Washington Street
Brandt
Elizabeth Brandt
Nivewonger
Clymer
Dixonville Hospital
David Nicewonger
Nancy Adams
Community Mourns Death Of Mrs Clymer At Home
The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family of the deceased. The funeral will be held at her late residence on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. W. N. Myers assisted by Rev. B. A. Edwards officiating. Interment will be in the family burying ground.
Fine Surprise For Pierce Couple 40th Anniversary Party
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pierce celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at their White township home on July 4 with friends and family arriving in a largely filled baskets. A noon dinner in the grove featured a wedding cake decorated with the bride and groom. Guests included the Salsgiver, Duncan, Ellis, and Palmer families from Indiana Vandergrift Youngstown New Castle and Blacklick, along with H F Schurr and others. Weather was ideal and the gathering was enjoyed by all.
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John F. Pierce
White Township
Grove
George Salsgiver
Elwood City
A. R. Salsgiver
Indiana
James Duncan
Youngstown
Ohio
John Ellis
John Salsgiver
Grover Clarke
Vandergrift
Kimmel
New Castle
Miller
William Schrader
Harry Harris
H. D. Pair
Carl Salsgiver
Joe Salswiver
A. D
Weaver
DuBois
James Palmer
Michael Palmer
Blacklick
H. F. Schurr
Family Picnic at Stears Dam Near Smicksburg Fourth
Mrs Margaret Jamison and family held a Fourth of July picnic at Stears Dam near Smicksburg. Attendees included Neal Jamison, Harold, Dale, Rayburn, Betty Jane, Kenneth, Bobbie, Buddie, George Huber and family, Helen, Martha, Albert, Dorothy Jane, Myrtle Simpson and son Raymond, Arthur McGaughey and family, Albert Stear and wife, Anna Stesy, Robert Adama and Mr and Mrs McMillen with their little son.
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Margaret Jamison
Stears Dam
Smicksburg
Neal Jamison
Harold
Dale
Rayburn
Betty Jane
Kenneth
Bobbie
Buddie
George Huber
Helen
Martha
Albert
Dorothy Jane
Myrtle Simpson
Raymond
Arthur McGaughey
Jack
Albert Stear
Anna Stesy
Robert Adama
McMillen
Loughran Saves Girl In Water
HOOLIGE FALLS NY July 8 Miss Herta Ehmler was saved from drowning by Tommy Loughran world lightweight champion at the lake. She tipped a boat while picking waterlilies and fell overboard. Loughran, practicing golf shots on shore, shouted and plunged in to rescue her.
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Hoolige Falls
N. Y
INS
Herta Ehmler
Tommy Loughran
Ehmler
Loughran
Tommy
Ehm
Wrestler Referee Stop Evens Bout After Fall
The champion secured a grappling hold and flipped his opponent to the mat, then rolled to pin her as she was going down the second time. The girl was revived shortly after with the referee’s intervention ensuring no lasting harm.
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Ler
Ines
Frick Family Sixth Annual Reunion Draws Wide Attendance
The Fricks held their sixth annual reunion at Isaac Frick’s home near Saga more. Relatives and friends from New York City Vandergrift Apollo Punxsutawney and Indiana gathered for a day of greetings and activities. Attendees ranged from 1 to 89 years old. nearly 100 were in attendance despite two members missing.
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Frick
Isaac Frick
Sagamore
H. L. Frick
Beverly
Cleveland
New York City
Vandergrift
Apollo
Worthington
Nemacolin
Punxsutawney
Marchand
Walier
DuBois
Brockway
Greekside
Indiana
Woman Held After Bank Check Fraud Alleges Forgery
Mabel Chapman alias Mrs. Mabel Gess, 27, of Blairsville PA, detained by city detectives after alleged checks fraud. She was arrested in a downtown bank for tendering a $35 check bearing Eckert’s name. Eckert denied signing it and said a $20 forged check on his account followed. She was brought before Morals Court and held pending investigation, with Eckert seeking to drop further prosecution.
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Surer
Mabel Chapman
Mabel Gess
Blairsville
Washington
Vincent Cavanaugh
Eckert
Miss Chapman
Leo Rothenberg
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Ed “Strangler” Lewis
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Sonnenberg
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