Judgment notes questioned after Pennsylvania ruling
Bloomsbury, Pa July 12 The Superior Court decision in Allentown National Banks vs J I Rhodes raises fear that thousands of judgment notes filed in courthouses statewide are invalid due to missing certificates of residence. The ruling overturns the judgment for lack of residence filing, a common but now questioned practice across the state.
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Bloomsburg
INS
State Superior Court
Allentown National Banks
J. I. Rhodes
Ten Held in O Higgins Death Conspiracy Case
Ten men charged with conspiracy in the assassination of Kevin O Higgins, late Vice President of the Irish Free State, were arraigned in Dublin police court today. No evidence was offered and all ten were remanded for future hearings.
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Dublin
Kevin O'Higgins
Irish Free State
Coolidge May Lose Secretary in Early 1930s
Circumstantial Capitol reports say President Coolidge may reshuffle his cabinet. Everett Sanders, former Indiana congressman who followed Slemp, is rumored to resign before January 1. Sanders reportedly longs to return to Congress, while Senator Arthur Robinson’s term ends next year.
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Washington
Coolidge
Capitol
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Sanders
Quake damages and casualties in Jerusalem and Nablus
Earthquake causes heavy property damage in Jerusalem and Nablus with over fifty dead and 250 injured in Nablus. Ambulances, cars, and camel trains transport the injured while the Holy Sepulchre is reported damaged. The disaster dominates headlines alongside a business poll noting intense competition and ample credit.
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Jerusalem
Fales
Nablus
Nablus Setlement
Wheat, corn and oats mixed buyer activity in Chicago market
Chicago reports irregular rains Monday with wheat down about 1 to 1.5 cents, corn fractional gains, and oats lower. Middletown awards general improvement contract for Wood Street school in Wellsboro while Solvay calcium chloride to be applied on town streets. Evening Gazette subscription notice included.
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Chicago
Middletown
Wood Street
Wellsboro
Late survey on women's clothes shows heavier garments
A readers survey contrasts women's and men's outfits, noting women's garters and weighted garments. Charlotte dispatches report flappers wear about 12 ounces in summer, while a men’s shop tally lists items including ox, shirt, tie, silk hose, garters, and a mohair suit totaling 32 pounds, reflecting fashion expectations and public mood.
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Charlotte
B. V. Ieee OO
Isrettae
Certificates Under Fire Boss Tests At Barnesboro Examinations
In Barnesboro on July 12 the annual state mining examination for first grade mine foremen opened under Inspector Wardrop. Second grade applicants were examined in Barnesboro and nearby towns including Patton Arcadia Spangler Nant-y-Glo and Johnstown. In Johnstown 47 miners sat for second grade mine foreman exams at First Lutheran church. others will take first grade today and fire boss exams tomorrow across ten locations in the bituminous field.
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Barnesboro
Barnesbboro
W. JB. Wardrop
George Emory Tadhunter
Mike “Hehal
Samuel S. Clark
Patton—Boyd ‘H. Williams
Arcadia
John
Johnstown
C. H. Crocker
John W. Harrison
Nant-y-Gle
E. C. Harvey
Graceton
Elks Open Grand Lodge Session in Cincinnati
The Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened its annual grand lodge session in Cincinnati with a public meeting. More than 24,000 Elks had registered. John F. Malley of Springfield Mass and Lee Meriwether of St Louis announced candidacies for grand exalted ruler. The annual parade is set for Thursday. The Indianal Judge delegate is P. R. Pan D. Sharretts.
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Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
John F. Malley
Springfield
Masy
Lee Meriwether
St. Louis
Alcohol enforcement shows mixed results in 1930s crackdown
A year of Wet arrests totals around 80 000 with most convictions, led by Chicago and Montana districts. Seaboard smuggling declined while border diversion remained heavy and home brewing rose. Treasury officials praise improved local cooperation except in wet districts, warn funding remains fixed at 19 million dollars, and call tighter fiscal control and economy across departments.
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Chicago
Montana
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Prohibition
J. R. McCarl
Honolulu flight heroes welcomed in San Francisco
One million residents of San Francisco and Oakland greet Lieuts Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger, first to fly to Hawaii, as the Maui docks in San Francisco Bay. Army, Navy, and municipal officers also arrive, while wives reunite with returning pilots amid a two hour privacy plan before a Market Street parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Frantisco
Oakland
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Hawaii
Maui
Golden Gate
Honolulu
Maitland
Washington, D
Hegenberger
Army
Navy
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Washington
Patrick
Hepenberger
Market Street
Embarcadero
Civic Center
Organist and tenor to perform July 10
A historic recital headlines an organist Nevin noted for orchestral color and improvisation, with Indiana's William Moorhead Jr as pupil and Will Rhodes popular on radio. The choir, led by Mrs Pollock, debuts a new Indiana group reaching high standards. Tickets sold by choir members and committee, at door also.
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Nevin
William Moorhead, Jr
Indiana
Will Rhodes
Chorus
Pollock
Ayill
Bea
MISS GROSSE IS LATE JUNE BRID
Mrs Hilty, granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs William F Grosse, has many Indiana friends. Yount Doverspike Wayne Marl Yount and Miss Ethel Dee Doverspike of Kittanning came to Indiana yesterday and were married. Squire Charles C McLain performed the ceremony at his office in the sidetrack building.
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Hilty
William F. Grosse
Indiana
Yount Doverspike
Wayne Marl Yount
Ethel Dee Doverspike
Kittanning
Squire Charles C. McLain
Sidetrick Building
Ag Stocecehdieaedetas
Ath. Gueat Eovaebeedans
Ree
Ora Fnaveshpen
Telvand Talvies Ean
Aim Lee Ee
Isetriteres
ATS Po
Amn
Beth Steel Oss
Baldwin Cec
B. V. Welsh
Cum Nn Dae Agate
Berland
G. M. St Ry
Indiana Hotel
Gas
C. B. Young
Charleston
W. Va
Sn- Col
Gen. Leather
Gen
Dav. Chem
Gen. Motors
Granby Cop
Nora
Nickel
Kans
City
Kelly Spring Tepereeen
Dsecess Re
GEM
Lehigh Val
Lanetine
Phillips Pet
Punta Alegre Sur
Packard Met
Pere
Ir and Steel
Royal Dutch
Rock Island
Ray Cone
Sinclair Oil
South Pac
Studebaker
Stand O
Cal
Ind
South Rails
St Louis
Union Pac
USC
Ceipycece
U.S
Ares
West Elec
Cese
West Air
Atty Willys Overland
Huber Fe
West Md
Hudson
Stewart-Warner
A. E. Maden
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis meeting highlights missionary work and playground plan
The Kiwanis event featured Winfield King introducing Rev. F W McConnell who outlined missionary relief and educational efforts in Indiana County. He praised the club for its quiet, practical good and the Third Ward playground project. The group adjourned for a board session and plans for the inter club district meeting in Tarentum. Wellsboro New ornamental lighting for Main Street proposed from Charles Street to Hast Avenue.
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Winfield King
F. W. McConnell
Indiana County
McConnell
Kiwanis Club
Third Ward
Kiwants Club
Indiana Hotel
Tarentum
Wellsboro
Newy
Main Street
Charles Street
Hast Avenue
Ford ordered anti Semitic articles claim sparked by ex editor
Detroit July 12 Officials of Ford Motor Co and Dearborn Independent staff refused to comment on charges by EF G Pipp former editor that Henry Ford personally ordered the publication of every anti Semitic article in the Dearborn Independent Pipp says the charges will be published July 1 1915 in American Hebrew He claims Ford stated I will take full responsibility for those attacks on the Jews You fellows are afraid to print them Southard New swimming pool project noted in brief entry.
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Detroit
Midh
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn Independent Today
EF. G. Pipp
The
Independent
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Pipp
Ford
Slayer Couple Face Grand Jury in Murder Case
Franklin Pa July 12 The Grand Jury convened to hear State evidence that Dr Thomas J E Dreher and Mrs Ada Lebouef conspired to murder Lebouefs husband Beadle trapper watched as Lebouef was shot and body slashed. The DA expected Beadle’s confession but the elusive Beadle thwarted him.
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Franklin
Thomas JE. Dreher
Ada Lebouef
James Beadidle
Lebouef
Dreher
Beadle
Revival Meeting At Heshbon Promises Gospel Preaching
HESHBOD HESHBON July 12 The revival continues this week with Thomas George of Ham er City preaching in a large tent each evening at 7 45 There are special services this Tuesday evening by Rev Dwight A Nichol minister of the Heshbon United Presbyterian Church A campaign aims to raise 260 000 for a chemical building and hospital venture
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Heshbon
Thomas George
Hamer City
Dwight A. Nichol
Heshbon United Presbyterian Church
Indiana Visitors Chronicle Local Notables
A flood of names appears as Clarke, Smouth, and Ward travel in from Glen Campbell and Pittsburgh showing Indiana social and business ties. Prominent farmers, traders, and officials like J. R. Repine, H. Wolfe, and W. W. Coulter visit towns, shop, and attend meetings while Dr. L. F. Crawford and Mrs. Crawford exchange notes with local figures.
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Clark
Hia
Barne Smouth
Glen Campbell
Indiana
Pennsylvania Takes Up Aviation Regulation
The article details a state aviation regulation bill with a seven member public service commission board including W. D. B. Ainey and Major John S. Owens. It requires a state license to operate a plane unless a federal license exists, outlines licensing procedures, and proposes a survey of landing fields to establish municipal air ports. Governor Fisher seeks prompt board action as it involves national attention. Also notes Middletown contract for lighting and Old Forge Scranton Railway track work on N Main Street.
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W. D. B. Ainey
Public Service Commission
John S. Owens
Philadelphia
Department of Military Affairs
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Peace Officers In Convention urged reform drive
Deputy Auditor General Rabberé Woodside former Allegheny County Sheriff urged the sheriffs to preserve and back a comprehensive program of legislation for preservation at the next meeting of the State Legislature.
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Rabberé Woodside
Allegheny County
J M Marshall To Be Candidate Continues From Pare One
The article recounts a legal fight over absentee voting in Lancaster County where a prior law allowing mail ballots was struck down by the county court and upheld by the Supreme Court. It notes Mr. Smith led by one vote on returns, while J M Marshall conceded defeat and urged support for Smith in public notices.
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Lancaster County Court
Supreme Court
Smith
Marshall
Mr. Smith
Khalouf's Special Coffee Gains Notable Fame
Khalouf's Special Coffee is praised as a mellow blend preferred by discerning coffee drinkers. The ad promises a household shift to contentment at breakfast and dinner after trying a pound, highlighting broad appeal among both men and women.
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Khalouf
Tiomal Paper Company declares quarterly dividend
Tiomal Paper Company of New York announces a quarterly dividend of sixty cents on common stock payable August 16 1927 to stockholders of record at the close of business August 1 1927. Transfer books will not close. Owen Silephread vice president and treasurer.
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Tiomal Paper Company
New York
Sahara
Chacka
Owen Silephread
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O'Higgins
Magazine
of Business
Keads
Dun
IGT
Magazine of Business
Evening Gazette
Chisago
Aths Ryvanes
Thomas Mitchell
Thomas Coffin
Spangler
Donald McNeil
Tine
Alina i
B. P. O. Elks
Cincinnati, O
P. &. R. Pan D. Sharretts
Hawaii Flyers
Cherbourg
Bert Acosta
Neville
Bernt Balchen
Cabourg and Grees
Laviathan
Cabourg
Ver- SuryMer
Acosta
America
Miss Grosse
Souderton
Grand Jury
Heshbod
Sayred
Joseph T. Willamson
Fast
Liverpool
Diana Friends
Phil
Ake
Mahfrey
Fred ‘Hoover
J. R. Householder
Burrell Township
J. R. Repine
Genter Township
County Commissioners Office
James ‘Bethel
Creekside
Green Township
Don Billinger
Elmer EB. Lydick
H. Wolfe
Brushgalley Township
A. W. Campbell
Justice of the Peace of
Blacklick
J. W. Diviney
L. F. Crawford
Crawford
Tyrone
Doctor Crawford
Harry Fee
J. F. Travis
Dayton
L. G. Raub
Hubbard
Ohio
W. W. Coulter
W. W. Ruddock
West Lebanon
Old Forge—Scranton Railway Co
N. Main Street
J. M. Marshall
Glasser
Phila. St
Phila
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