Wifes Lover Neighbors Report Shooting and Death
Neighbors alerted Duquesne police after a shooting injuring a couple. The wounded were taken to McKeesport hospital while a boarder was later found dead by his own hand in a third floor vacant room. Authorities investigated the scene. In Groton Connecticut governors opened a session with praise and a call for goodwill and cooperation among states. Governor Gardner of North Carolina blamed parents for crime and urged stronger moral and religious foundations to guide youth.
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Duqueusne
McKeesport Hospital
Laskewicz
Toee
Nick
Nicki
Groton
Conn
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Conference of Governors
Hotel Griswold
Gardner
Governors discuss shared federal state crime enforcement
Governors at the twenty-first conference in Groton debate using concurrent jurisdiction to curb crime tied to prohibition. Iowa Governor Hamill argues crime stems from desire for luxuries while supporting strict enforcement of all laws, including prohibition, with federal-state cooperation.
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Governors Council
United States
John Trumbull
Connecticut
George H. Dern
Utah
James L. Kilgallen
INS
Groton
Conn
Hotel Griswold
John Hamill
Iowa
International News Service
Hammill
Wrecking Crews Move to Clear Tracks After Fatal Crash
Engineers moved to Hillside after a fatal wreck near Gray Station involving The Pittsburgher and Cincinnati Limited. Conductor John W. Simpson survived a prior wreck. this crash killed the engineer, injured a fireman, and halted traffic on four lines as investigators studied possible causes and car buckling from heavy freight. Debris lined the tracks as rescue trains aided early clearance efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Gallitzin
Conemaugh
Pitcairn
Youngwood
Nicholson Undertaking Establishment
Evans
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hillside
Pittsburgh
John W. Simpson
Manor
Pittsburgher
Simpson
Washington Express
Cincinnati Limited
Gray Station
Johnstown
Obituary of Dr Miller Servant in Education and Banking
Doctor Miller ran a large medical practice and served public roles in Barnesboro and Clymer. He led education boards for over two decades and resigned as board president in May 1929. He organized Barnesboro s First National Bank and was its first president. He practiced medicine for thirty nine years with broad respect.
Board Moves To Launch Federal Farm Program
Washington July 16 The new Federal Farm Board opens without a concrete use of the 500 million cooperative marketing fund and begins organizing to administer the act. Chairman Alexander Legge and Secretary Hyde say action will come soon as seven board members work through policy with Attorney General Mitchell’s input. Hoover urges a long term agriculture program while wheat faction disputes delay naming the eighth member.
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William 8
Neal C
INS
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Hyde
Mayflower Hotel
Mitchell
Legge
Chicago
Liverpool
Shipping Board
Congress
Hoover
Death notices recount local residents' obituaries
Frederick Stoniger of Indiana County dies at 74 after two year illness. He lived all his life in Northern Indiana County and leaves brothers Joseph John William and sister Nancy Kinter. Funeral Wednesday at his home with burial in Mareh? Cemetery. Also listed are survivor details for a long-time area physician nearing retirement after forty years of practice, including widow Mrs. Miller and children Mrs. Laing Mrs. Longwill and Stanley Miller Longwill, with services planned at the Miller residence in Clymer and burial at Greenwood Cemetery, Indiana.
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Apri
Ever Miller
Clymer
R. T. Laing
Heilwood
Horace Longwill
Cpand
Stanley Miller Longwill
Zella McCreery
Berkeley
Cass
Sara Mikesell
Man
Frederick Stoniger
Indiana County
Mottarn’s Mills
North
Mahoning Township
Daniel Sloniger
Indian County
Joseph, Sloniger
John
William Sloniger
Dayton
Nancy Kinter
Rochester Mills
Mareh
Walston Woman Dies After Long Illness At 75
Mrs. Filomena Foran of Walston died at her daughter Mrs. David Morgan's home after a long illness. Born in Italy April 9, 1864 she came to the U.S. 43 years ago and settled in Walston. She was a Catholic and is survived by son Joseph Yuran of Rossiter and daughter Mrs. David Morgan. Funeral services were held at Walston Catholic Church at 9:30 this morning with interment in West Hind Catholic cemetery.
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Filomena Foran
Walston
David Morgan
Italy
Catholic Church of
Joseph Yuran
Rossiter
Notable Visitors and Local Travel Notes Across Indiana
Mrs Rider and sons Billie and Eddie visited Webrum on Sunday to see friends and relatives. Paul G. Gray, music department manager at Streams Gift Shop, and Mrs Gray and family returned from a week in Washington DC. Numerous locals and visitors were noted in Indiana and surrounding towns including Atlantic City trips, nursing assignments, and motor tours with stops at Harrisburg Gettysburg, Lake George, and Fort Ticonderoga.
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John Barry
West Philadelphia
Fern Nealer
Ford City
John Stadtmiller
William S. Wetzel
Marion Center
W. N. Montague
State College
New York State
Lake George
Fort Ticonderoga
W. N. van Duser
Jane van Duser
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Harry McGaughey
Blacklicky
Cleveland
Clyde Haskins
Earl
Cockport
Court House
John Wiggins
Parkwood
Indiana
Harold Nesbit
Commodore Bank
George Nesbit
A. M. White
Hollidaysburg
State Department of Highways
C. H. Lawrence
Edgewood
Burrell Township
Gouney
Waurie
Beryl Livingstone
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Frank Livingstone
George Graff
Punxsatawney
Cities Service Company
Mimer Borland
Eugene Wilson
Hillsdale
Q. W. Baker
Mont Getty
Tuilladale
Ud. McCartney
Punxsutawney
Lawrence Lockard
North’ S Fifth Street
Howard Cunningham
Brushvalley
First clash continues preparations by both China and So
Readable portions describe ongoing preparations by China and another nation, referred to as So. The fragment hints at a confrontation or military buildup debated on the page. No clear dates, places, or names beyond the two entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Soviets Face Chinese Threat as Manchuria Tension Grows
Reports from Peiping Shanghai and Tokyo say about 60 000 Chinese troops mass on the border with Soviet Russia while 10 000 sit on the Manchurian side opposite Red soldiers. In Moscow a wartime demonstration before the Chinese Legation and telegrams from army chiefs signal rising prole socialist resolve as Soviet demands and passports for transit to Harbin unfold.
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Russia
Far East
Soviet
Peiping
Shanghai
Tokyo
Manchuri
Manchurian
Manchuria
Harbin
Siberia
Moscow
Edward L. Deuss
INS
Legation
Communist Party
Foreign Office
Nanking
Red Army
Voroshiloff
Union
Charge d’ Affaires
M. Herebriakov
Government Commissariat For Transport
Mass Protests Grow Over Soviet China Manchuria Rift
Tension rises as Soviet Russia China split widens with Labor unions urging Chinese Communists to act against Nanking officials and Manchurian militarists. Daily processions bear banners calling hands off Soviet Russia and readiness to fight. International Communist leaders plan demonstrations in support of Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Russia
China
Nanking
Communist Partis
International
County to be dry as prisoners face outside-water rule
The county moves toward a dry status affecting inmates who will need to obtain beverages outside the jail if they do not follow the example of others who “make their own.” The plan hints at enforcement changes and local attitudes toward prohibition-era style rules.
Idzikowski Planes Aloft to Test Challenger Motors
The two aircraft remain airborne as long as possible to gather data for the producer on the durability of the air cooled challenger engines. The test aims to evaluate performance under extended flight conditions and provide engineers with critical durability metrics for the motors.
Lawyers Paint Every Picture In Paris Show
Ruth Jane Williams reports on Paris lawyers who paint in oils after work. The piece notes lawyers drawing up divorce papers and chasing debts also posing with models, making painting an institution in Paris. It hints at clients waiting in the ante room while a lawyer completes a business, sometimes a sunset over the Mediterranean.
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Ruth Jane Williams
INS
Paris
Mediterranean
Cabbage Studies and Classy Crime Highlight Odd Exhibition
An art show features pastel canvases by barroom figures with a shady crowd admiring. A grim underworld vibe appears as criminals buy works, while a crime guide from Maxim Djoritch outlines lavish theft tips and lists past raids on Vanderbilt, Murat, Corrudet, and the Czech Legation. He faces trial with five accomplices.
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Underworld
Criminal Court
M. Albert Bernard
Maxim Djoriteh
W. K Vanderbilt
Prince Murat
Viscount Corrudet
Madame Osuska
Legation
Djoritch
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Harvey S. Wirestone
Tire Manufactur
John H. Trumbull
Mellon Institute OF Industrial Research
Rex Hasbanch
The
Rex Oo
Eponsors
Columbia
Studed
Theresa March
NEW Farm Board
Federal
Mohney
Idzikowski
Madame Pierre Benoit
Madame Benoit
M. Pierre Benoit
Tream IJ
Victor Radio
Victor’s Grea Est Contribution
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
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