Primary Election candidates listed for September 14 1923
The notice lists candidates on the Me Kean ticket for various offices at the upcoming primary elections on Wednesday September 14 1923. It names officials including register and recorder and county commissioners, with numerous individuals associated with Indiana Borough, Montgomery Township, White Town, Blairsville, and Washington Township. Also listed are county treasurer attorney general and county auditor, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeKean
2Erift
Harry E. Koozer
Montgomery
H. Elmer Borland
Indiana
Claude E. Bath
W. G. Livingstone
Blatravillerough
I Ji
Anyem M. Smith
Blairsville
Erenke Moorhead
Mjamin Ll. Stephens
Cherryhill
Coleman
Young
Selliam F. Get TE
George
Parle Ander Indiana Borough
Williams
Walte Township
Grumbling
Burrell Town
Wallsee
Thomas
How to plan a meaningful vacation and refresh the mind
The article advises purposeful travel to escape routine and reduce worries. It compares two travelers, one engaged and planned, the other aimless and unhappy, arguing that mood and intent shape enjoyment. It suggests choosing timing around moon phases for good weather and urges broadening experiences through new scenes and contacts.
Wage increase talks at Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
A Wednesday conference led by B R and P officials and six Federated Shop Crafts chairmen considered wage changes. The company proposed a three cent per hour raise for mechanics apprentices and helpers effective July 1, matching increases already granted to related workers, with similar boosts for steam station engineers and firemen. The proposal mirrors terms accepted by the Baltimore and Ohio labor groups and follows prior May raises for general laborers and classified workers, described as voluntary by the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Shop Craft
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
K. V. Williams
T. F. Brennan
J. V. Williams
Federated Shop Crafts
System Federation No. 49
United States Railroad Labor Board
Umber
Federated Shop
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ambrose New Calaboose Plans After Girls’ Escape
Ambridge Pa July 14 two Pittsburgh girl tourists left a substitute jail prompting city officials to plan a larger calaboose especially for women. Police guard allowed them to visit a nearby store and they disappeared again as the guard seeks new employment. Misses Chissie Cameron Laura Bush Margaret Lowman attend summer courses at the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambridge
CINS
Calaboose
Department For Women
Pittsburgh
Vera
May Cousing
Anna Slughas
Anna
P. J
Caul
Amna
Chissie Cameron
Laura Bush
Margaret Lowman
University of Pittsburgh
Countess finds husbands happy friend of Queen Marie
New York July 14 American husbands are happy and the world’s greatest guarantee of civilization. Lady Marilina Sever Bocu Romanian noblewoman, friend of Queen Marie, praised American women during a three month stay. She launches aid campaign for war orphans, selling art objects to raise funds. Sever Bocu, publisher of a Transylvanian newspaper, plans to return in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilina Sever Bocu
Queen Marie
France
Europe
America
Rumania
Bocu
International
Lady Bocu
Frances Tarbox
Washington
Sever Bocu
Transylvania
Minnesota politics heats up as dry vs wet debate widens
Democratic claims accuse Preus supporters of covert campaigns in soft drink kiosks as liquor issue dominates Minnesota politics. Johnson faces dry critique while Carley attacks prohibition enforcement and national topics. observers say local battles shape the outcome more than tariff or World Court concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Preus
Twin Cities
Anti- Saloon League of
Minnesota
Johnson
Carley
Democratic Standard
Harding
Preus and Johnson
Spectacular Clean Up of Michigan Bootlegging Incident
In outskirts of Detroit a car load of men tried to ram a bootlegging truck shouting we are armed as agents beat back assailants with heavy hickory stakes. Raiders retreated but carried their load away, despite the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marion Center sees transfer of large garage and mill gears
In Marion Center the flour department mechanism upgrade aims to improve flour quality. David Ober and Jas A Musser bought the Marion Center Motor garage and equipment from H J Thompson S S Wetzel and C R Griffith. Mr Bence, a former Dixonville merchant, lived nearby and reentered Smicksburg mercantile trade recently sold. Mr West seeks County Treasurer nomination with a three month campaign. Ober and Musser are well known and plan to run the new acquisition successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ober
Jas. A. Musser
Marion Center Motor
H. J. Thompson
S. S. Wetzel
C. R. Griffith
Bence
Dixonville
Smicksburg
Good
West
Messrs Ober
Musser
Notable Conspiracy Case Grips Harrisburg Police
Police report that after persuasion several girls consented and traveled to a city hotel where they registered as wives to men involved. The suspect Pierce allegedly took his father’s car without permission and hinted at further actions as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Harrisburg
Governor vetoes four Clark bills amid other actions
Gov Pinchot vetoed four Clark bills including a county highway department plan for Allegheny county, arguing it duplicated state systems. He also rejected an Eastern Penitentiary site funding and an omnibus road bill, citing revenue and code conflicts. He approved a veterans commission relief measure, funds for blind students, and several other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Terrance
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Gov
Pinchot
Lynch
Patton
Schantz
Betts
Western Penitentiary
Rockview
Craig
Beaver County
Department of Labor and Industry
Marcus
Allegheny
Marshail
Clarion
Leeper
Clarion County
Kane
Mount Jewett
Bradford
Miller, Crawford
Machade
Delaware
Philadelphia
Board of Inspectors
Susquehanna
Bradford County
Bernsteisel
Church Notes Announced In City Listings
A consolidated church notice lists upcoming services and events across multiple denominations. Regular quarterly meetings, sermons by Rev. W. H. Marlin and Rev. H. C. Saum, Sunday School times, and open air meetings at the Court House and Moore Hotel. Providence services include First Presbyterian, Gospel Hall, Salvation Army, Zion Lutheran, and others with varied schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conerence
W. H. Marlin
First Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
William Gray Alter
Christian Endeavor
Christian Bible School
H. C. Saum
India
Gospel Hall
Wehrle
Phila
St. Bresking
Salvation Army
B. E. Flynn
Court House
United Praise
Company
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Moore Hotel
Salvation
Zion Lutheran Church
J. B. Baker
Cristian Union
Union
Evangelical
Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse
Theatres Face Record Tax Revenues Urges Higher Levy
Officials report record attendances and thousands of new theatres, with tickets yielding large profits last year. They predicted tax revenues could reach up to 100 million dollars, and officials now say the estimate may be conservative given attendance and proliferation of houses.
Wall Why should We An ax change quote from Boston Transcript
A quotation appearing as a general remark questions why fault is found with a woman's incompetence only after personal victimization. The Boston Transcript frames the debate with pointed social critique about gender bias and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Governor Declares Public Instruction Department Status
The governor’s proclamation establishes the department of Public Instruction as a formal agency, outlining its scope, duties, and leadership. It notes the transition of authorities and the intended coordination with state government to oversee education initiatives.
Massillon Edges Independents After Fourth Inning Rally
In a tense afternoon at the local park, Massillon overcame the Johnstown Independents 7 to 6 thanks to a decisive fourth inning where five runs crossed. Indiana held the early lead as Williama pitched well for the Independents, but a late visitor surge changed the outcome as fans packed the stands for one of the season’s strongest crowds. The St. Louis Lucerne club then fell 3 to 1 to Vanity’s nine, with Gillis striking out 12. Next up, a marquee clash as St Louis plays Homer City and Johnstown visits Thursday for a long-awaited rival game featuring Roxy Roache’s Independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Independents
Williama
Indiana
Clymer
Johnstown Independents
Sitora
Yeat
St. Louis
Lucerne
Ernest
Vanity
Gillis
Homer City Independents
Johnstown
Récais
Roxy” Roache
Notice to Contractors for Arcadia School Building
Sealed proposals will be received by the School Board of Montgomery Township for a two story basement eight room school building in Arcadia Indiana County Pennsylvania. Separate bids for plumbing heating and electric wiring. Deposit and bond requirements detailed. proposals due July 1 1928 at 12 01 p m. Board reserves right to accept or reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of Education
Montgomery Township
Arcadia Post Office
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Arcadia
E. E. Irwin
W. V. Justus
Punxsutawney
Plana
Froppeals Hell Ie Feli
Montgomery Townsuip
Ramrod for Co F Bugler and Camp Life Notes
An Army Company F report describes a light accident to Art Buterbaugh during a ratte match, a dislocated shoulder, and a sick bed. It highlights four men assigned to Regimental Headquarters, praise for Captain King and the cooks, fundraising via the basket ball team, and jokes about uniforms and bullfrog quarters. The piece ends with taps and a promise of more notes next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art” Buterbaugh
Ratte Match
Joseph King
Company F
Oaka
Mesa Fund Treasury
Jay Modk
Bill McAdoo
Frank
Mac”McNulty
Reed
Buterbaugh
Ave
Six Prisoners Escape From Eastern Prison
Six inmates escaped from Eastern Prison after overpowering one guard with a rope and twine. The group boarded a truck then abandoned it, later seen in a Buick heading northwest toward Schuylkill valley roads. Convicts included Louis Edwards also known as James Edwards Sanders from Berks County and James Brown sentenced for robbery. Edward Dalrymple fought to aid guards and sustained injuries. other convicts prepared ladders and a hidden iron hook for the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Edwards
James
Edward Sanders
Berks
James Brown
E. L. Callahan
Joseph ‘Malone
Thomas Gillen
Schuylkill Valley
Dalrymple
Notice on Coal Sales by Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Summer sale of Crabtree Westmore land County Screen Lump Coal at 22 cents per bushel and run of mine at 21 cents. Keystone Coal and Coke Company, second largest in Pittsburgh district, ships coal. Company boasts 12 years handling coal and promises reliability and timely delivery with their own trucks and teams, offering domestic and steam coal plus sand and gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabtree
Westmoreland’ County
Keystone
Pittsburgh
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Lana Evening Gazette
Amartier
Tarnational News Service
Phanager
Bi Ram Iberess Chylautus Marshall
Ge Messige
Nail
Lovai
Bageree
Political Calendar
DuBois
YALE
Yalemark CO
Michigan
Marion Center
Stanley
Marshall Otey Walker
Clark
W. C. T. U. Hall
Church Street
S. J. Ruffner
Department of Public
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A. Vanity
Elmer and
Katie
F. Voyten
T A. Voyten
P. Voyten
J. Voyten
Ry Washnick
Eee Holzappla
J. Vanity -Ereeeres Vanity
Stits
Endetatewettas
Guido
Alex Recente
Sesea J. Cooky
A. Goss
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