Hoover to reaffirm tariff stance in Stanford acceptance speech
Washington reports Herbert Hoover will use his August 11 Stanford acceptance address to declare strong support for the Republican tariff principle. Aides say his message will rebut critics who claim his views on tariffs are unclear and will mirror chairman Hubert Work’s call to protect American payrolls and jobs. Hoover plans a cross-country campaign rollout and visits with President Coolidge en route to California. Curtis will stay in Washington ahead of his own nomination notice in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Kt. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Calif
Learved
Hoover
Hubert Work
National Republican
National
Work
Department of Commerce
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
New England
Brule
Wis
Cooldge
Palo Altd
Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kans
Smith Albany Plans Campaign Steps With Democratic Leaders
Governor Al Smith travels from Albany to Bear Mountain Park and New York for a Democratic National Committee meeting to map campaign plans. He may name a new national chairman and set the notification ceremony date. Reed and Gerry are tied to the campaign strategy and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
al Smith
New York
Tomorrox
Democratic Naonal Committee
Bear Mountain Park
Hudson River
New York National Guard
Pegkssill
Jamon A. Reed
Missouri
Smith
Reed
Peter Gerry
Rhode Island
Joseph T Robinson
Pacific
National Committee
Indiana and Marion Center Poultry Club Meeting Friday
The Indiana and Marion Center Adult Poultry clubs announce a general meeting Friday evening July 13 at the Court House. County Agent Warner will show a film on intestinal parasites. H H Kauffman poultry specialist will report on Wooster Ohio poultry week and demonstrate beak trimming to reduce fighting and cannibalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana and Marion Center
Court House
Poultry Club
Warner
H. H. Kauffman
State College
Wooster
Ohio
Farmers Grow Sweet Clover In Indiana County Fields
Indiana County farmers are expanding sweet clover. County Agent Warner inspected fields including County Home and cherryhill township operations. It is grown as soil and pasture crop, plowed under by September for potatoes, with rye sometimes sown after plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Warner
William Nibert
Indiana
Dick Stevens
Brushyalley
B. C. Corporation
Cherryhill Township
George Batsford
H. H. Wetzel
W. H. Wetzel
Marion Center
Points on People in Indiana County Visitors and locals note
A long list of residents and visitors in Indiana County includes J Clair Mears and daughter Mabel Ellen returning from Huntingdon County, Claire and Margaret Barry of Philadelphia visiting relatives, and Thomas Brown of Blairsville dropping by. Others shown at the courthouse or in town include Charles Kirker of Heilwood, County Commissioners and Engineer Pealer inspecting a Center Township bridge, and Alex Kerr of Johnstown from the Johnstown Slag Company conducting business. Various locals such as Luther Helman, Max Dias, Frank Dearmy, H E Woodring, Lillian Gilling and daughters, R Dudley Carnahan, J S Ralston, Steele Clawson, and J W Devinney are recorded visiting or conducting business in Indiana and surrounding towns. Deputy Eugene Wilson and Clair Borland transported two prisoners to the Allegheny County Work House.
Rescue accounts from Spitzbergen ice rescues told by Lundborg
Swedish relief ship carries second Italia crew rescue. Lundborg recalls Nobile's cries and choosing to save one man, leaving four on the ice. He returns to find Italia survivors in dire condition, describes filth, beards, and half rations, with Ceccioni wounded and scavenged food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchison Bay
Spitzbergen
Lundborg
Nobile
Lke
Lieut. Vigleri
Italia
Schyberg
Maddalena
Bear
Vigheri
In Memoriam Rachel Coulter Muckle
In loving memory of my dear sister Rachel Coulter Muckle who died July 9 1926. In my heart your memory lingers always tender fond and true. Not a day dear sister that I do not think of you sadly missed by her sister Mrs. Mabelle Stumpf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Coulter Muckle
Mabelle Stumpf
Government budget aims for no deficit in 1929 1930
Washington reports the budget director began the 1929 1930 budgeting process aiming for no deficit. Preliminary department estimates are due by July 15 with final figures by September. Current projections show a possible deficit based on 1929 outlays and receipts, while officials hope higher revenues and strict economy can curb costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert &. Thornburgh
INS
Washington
Congress
H. M. Lord
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Government Department
General Lord
Treasury
Rescue Flight Ends Harrowing Antarctic Ordeal
A badly damaged plane left a stranded crew unable to take off again, sinking morale under a storm. After nights of fear and near collapse, relief arrived as two planes appeared. Qua Math, piloted by Schyberg, and the Hansa with Jacobson aboard landed and rescued the narrator, who broke down with gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fokker
Cecctoni
Cane Leigh Smith
Qua
Schyberg
Jacobson
Women join trans Atlantic yacht save crew at sea
Saved at sea during the first squadron trans Atlantic race the crew includes Captain Edwin Hotchkiss of Houghton Michigan Charles Townsend of Ipswich Massachusetts Walter Schoeller of New York and Mrs Roos the first woman to join a yacht crew in a trans Atlantic save piloting the Rosa at the start the vessel measures only 30 feet over all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hotchkiss
Houghton
Mich
Charles Townsend
Ipswich
Mass
Walter Schoeller
New York
Roos
Rosa
Three Entombed In Mine Halted Rescue Effort
Rescue work was delayed by black damp from a blast as officials and miners believed the trapped miners perished. Superintendent W. W. Williams said debris clearance would soon allow access to the chamber about 430 feet from the mine entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wiliams
Kite Tournament Draws At Y M C A Playground
Indiana children are invited to enter kite tournament events at the Y M C A playground on July 37. Entries available at the Y M C A office or playground. Events include 100 yard dash altitude race pulling box kites messenger race novelty and kite battles with awards for each event. Also reports a baseball game where McKnight’s team won 17 to 16 over Reed’s team. McKnight, Kanasle and Arminute homered. several matches results listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Y. M.C
Harold Reed
Hannaman
Testa
Thomas
Woodward
McClaren
Arminnie
Buggs
Sawyer
Stumpf
Boyd McKnight
Robbie Reed
Kanahle
Johnstan
Kerr
Rengldi
Smith
McGlurkin
McKnight
Reed
Kanasle
Auntrinnie
M.claren
Johnston
Ranalds
Hannamen
Prohibition Debate Escalates Over Report Findings
Texas challenged the report authors to a debate and vowed to pay them. Police Commissioner Warren denied widespread iniquity. George E. Worthington asserted conditions worsened under prohibition, citing numerous speakeasies and proprietors adding girls to drinks to boost business. He blamed non enforcement of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Warren
George E. Worthington
Committee of Fourteen
Salvation Army Clothing and Footwear Distribution Report
The Salvation Army reports 2 074 used garments distributed and 200 new garments. Medical orders total 19. Used shoes distributed 249 and new shoes 62. Further details will be provided in successive days.
Kiwanis Club hears speakers on memory and bankruptcy law
Kiwanis Club at the Indiana Hotel welcomed Elbia Creps Esquire as guest speaker on bankruptcy law and mental training. Rev Dr J C Pinkerton also spoke on Kiwanian Ideals, receiving warm reception from members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Elbia
E. Creps
Indiana Hotel
San Belengs
Craps
J. C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Camp Mahoning Camp Life Notes and Plans
Camp Mahoning daily notes describe mess hall duty and sunburns while campers endure a rocky ship passage and upcoming events. Reports mention overnight hikes movies, swimming and life saving classes, tent competition, and a strong supply effort by Sunny Kerr Suds and Ford. Mount Morris plans to establish an airdrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Clements
Billy Barr
Mack Clark
Don Everett
Jim Martin
Wmerton
Bob Doty
Wilfred Chambers
Sunny-Kerr-Suds
Ford
Kenny
J. WE
Four Injured After Collision Near Nickly Brothers Beef Co
A traffic accident left four people injured as they were returning home from work. Ralch ert, a truck driver for Nickly Brothers Beef Company, was en route to his shift at the time of the crash. local authorities investigated the incident and dispatched medical responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralchert
Nickly Brothers Beef Company
Three Men Held in Cadiz Kidnapping Case
In Steubenville Ohio police pursued three young men linked to the abduction of Lusille Custer a 14 year old girl from Cadiz Ohio. Three suspects are already in custody in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthubenville
INS
Lusille Custer
Cadiz
Ohio
Local Offenders Face Fines For Liquor Violations And Crimes
William H. Elwood jailed for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with $200 fine and $65 damages. August Cornell suspended on payment of costs for liquor violations. Elmer Ward charged with felonious entry and larceny with costs. Tom Argo liquor violation with costs. Mrs Steve Kollar liquor violation with costs. George and Julia Vinosky liquor violation with costs and a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Elwood
August Cornell
Elmer Ward
Tom Argo
Steve Kollar
George Vinosky
Julia Vinosky
Auto Tourists Visit Indiana From Missouri
Dean and Mrs. Albert K. Heckel of the University of Missouri and Mrs. Alvin W. Evans of Ebensburg arrived in Indiana by motor to visit Mrs. Heckel’s and Mrs. Evans’ mother, Mrs. W. D. Bush. Evans was an alternate delegate to the Republican convention in Kansas City. The group toured Missouri, Illinois, Ohio and Western Pennsylvania over three days with daily sight stops, delaying routes to visit relatives in Pittsburgh and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert K. Heckel
University of Missouri
Alvin W. Evans
Ebensburg
Indiana
Heckel
Evans
W. D. Bush
Washington Street
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New Subway Plan Aims to Improve Johnstown Seward Crossing
The Pennsylvania highway department proposes a steel girder subway on concrete abutments to replace the present underpass. It would provide a 26 foot horizontal clearance while the adjacent highway width remains 24 feet. The project includes straightening and grading of approaches as part of ongoing highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
William Penn
Johnstown
Seward
Highway Department
Department of Highways
Community Hero Rescues Baby From Cold Well
Doyle witness a baby submerged 14 feet below in a water filled well. He ripped open the floor covering and jumped in to reach the child. With ropes and swift help, rescuers hauled both to safety and the infant regained consciousness after a few minutes. Doyle escaped unharmed, his quick action saved the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Texas edition continues with stern hostess control
A Texas page fragment shows a club hostesses being criticized for lax discipline as mothers call for their children nightly. The report quotes a hostess defending strict rules and claiming she has expelled top customers to maintain order amid alleged outrage.
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Farm Bureau
Kauffman
Dorothy
Tommy
Farmers Bank * Trust ‘Company
J. Clair Mears
Mabel Ellen
Huntingdon County
Claire
Margaret Barry
Philadelphia
Town
Thomas Brown
Blairaville
Wilson-in
Detter
H. B. Buterhaugh
Luther Helman
Clymer
Charles Kirker
Heilwood
Pina Township
Charles L. Bence
J. J. Henderson
Thomas Pealer
Center Township
Alex Kerr
Max Dias
Dilltown
Frank Dearmy
Strongstown
Buffington Township
H. E. Woodring
County Commissioners’ Office
Lillian Gilling
Hazel
Ruth
June of
DuBois
R. Dudley Carnahan
Salinburg
J. 8. Ralston
Steele Clawson
Miller Lynn
Paul Mabon
West Wheatfield Township
J. W. Devinney
Gommiodore
S. J. Mulberger
Home
Yesteray
Robert Bard
Scott Smathers
Yatesboro
Eugene Wilson
Clair Borland
Allegheny County
Murray Booth
Elicher
Edna May
Homestead Park
Tillie Booth
Munhall
Creekside
N. Y
M. Stif Ry .O
Cc M. St.p
Col. Gag
Dav. Chem. Ever
Famous Players
Fisk Rubber
Gen. Motors
Cop
Hurson Mets
City
Sinclair Oik
South Pac
Studebaker
Wwe
South Rails
St Louis
Stewart-Warner
Time Bear
Union Pac
US Steel
West Elec
West Air Beens
Willys Overland
Gu Est
Dillon. Co
Salvation Army
Herbert Kaufmann
Krisko
Camp Mahoning
Mount Morris
RINSO
Sully
Bell
Electric Supply Co., Inc. Savings & Trust
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