Prohibition Foundation Attacks Busch Four Percent Beer Claim
Chicago July 20 UP backed by university economists and business school deans the American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation launched an attack on Augustus Busch's claim that re legalizing four percent beer would revive prosperity The Open Letter to the American People cited economists from Chicago Michigan Colgate Buffalo New York Montana and other institutions who dismissed or ridiculed the notion as harmful or foolish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Prohibition Foundation
Chicago
University Econome
American Business Men’s Prohibition Foundation Today
Augustus Busch
Busch
Prohibition Federation
William H. Spencer
School of Commerce and Administration
University of Chicago
C. BE. Griffin
University of Michigan
George B. Cutten
Colgate University
C. 3. Marsh
University of Buffalo
William Judson Boone
College of Idaho
Robert C. Line
University of Missoula
Montana
Leslie R. Marston
Greenville
Illinois
America
George W. Harris
Baylor University
J. F. Pyle
Marquette University
Onaly
J. Cowlin
Teiton Collessel al
Carl
East End Faces Tie-Breaker Tonight at Five Thirty
Tonight at 5 30 East End hosts Lucerne and Creekside, aiming to break a two game tie. East End must win to stay in the league as Lucerne meets last place Creekside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Lucerne
Creekside
Homer City
Fire destroys home after gasoline misuse in basement
A house suffered a gasoline fueled blaze in the basement after gasoline was used to clean clothes. An instantaneous heater and a hot plate nearby ignited the gas, causing a small explosion and fire that was controlled by extinguishers and a garden hose. Fire Chief Daugherty urged residents to avoid using gasoline in basements to prevent similar fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Daughy
Daugherty
Driver jailed after fatal highway crash details emerge
A car crash left motorcyclist Stolkz crushed between vehicles and passenger Madchick tossed over an eight foot fence into a field. The automobile was driven away in the opposite direction after the collision, and the driver was jailed as authorities continued investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Stolkz
Madchick
Triple Auto Crash And Western Pa Traffic Toll
A multi-vehicle crash near Bennett farm involved a Ford coupe driven by Curtis L. Feathers and a Hudson sedan driven by Erminio Molestatore with a Jordan cabriolet driven by Dr. Harold A. Kipp. Minor injuries reported. Separately, a fatal and several injuries occurred across Western Pennsylvania over a weekend, including deaths near Duquesne and McKeesport and a 18 month old killed by a train in Port Perry. Police noted liquor influence in one case and coroner’s inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crutis L. Feathers
Lloyd Street
Latrobe
Erminio Molestatore
Homer City
Jordan
Harold A. Kipp
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Bennett Farm
Ford
Hudson
T. A. Daugherty
Molestatore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Moss Side Bridge
Patton Township
George Kerfolt
Connellsville
Mt. Pleasant-Tarr
Kerfolt
Nephew of local women dead in Philadelphia apartment
Nile Leas of Philadelphia learned his son had died in an apartment once occupied by Robi Pantall who had been visiting Philadelphia. Pantall, 21, from Punxsutawney, may have lain in the Leas apartment for a week or ten days before discovery. The deceased had recently passed state board exams and worked for Widmann Teah in Blairsville and Clearfield. He was a Punxsutawney High School and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 4H
Leas
Clearfield
Claude Leas
R. J. McMullen
Philadelphia
Nile
Bland Park
Altoona
McMullen
Robi. Pantall
Punxsutawney
Miners Clash at Curry Field Injuring About 100
A crowd of around 1000 miners and families gathered at Curry Field near Canonsburg as the National Miners Union group, having met separately, marched with American flags leading. The clash occurred during the event, leaving about 100 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Field
Canonsburg
National Miners Union Group
Triplets Shine at Seventh Milton Carney Clan Reunion
Descendants of Milton and Phoebe Carney gathered at the Indiana Fair Grounds for their seventh annual reunion. Triplet daughters Cora Nora and Dora Caney, born at the Garney home 19 years ago, attended with other Carney and Stutzman relatives from Indiana, Cambria, and Penn Run. An afternoon basket picnic featured a musical program by Pearl Jay Ida Brown and Charles Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Phoebe
Cameron) Carney
Indiana Fair Grounds
Cora
Nora
Dora Caney
Bert Carney
Pleasant Mill
Middle Taylor Township
Cambria County
Garney
Aaron
Mary (Bracken) Stutzman
Catherine
Stutzman) Carney
Pearl
Jay
Ida Brown
Charles Carney
Carney
Stutzman
Milton Carney
J. K. Carney
S. B. Carney
Blanche L
Emerson Carney
West Virginia
Thera
Indiana
Penn Run
Bertha
Howard Brown
Ide
Sat
Edwin
T. J. Allison
Paul
James Gibson
Clarence Fowler
Zenos Decker
Roy
Blanche Lydile
Johnstown
B. Carney
Roy Byers
George
Eugene
John Dean
Walter Carney
Virginia
Arawana
Emerson
Dudley Wilson
Marion
Martin Snyder
Glen
Guy Carney
Dave Carney
Forrest Carney
Frad Carney
Cora Carney
Charlie Carney
Clarice
Galen
Donald
Indiana County
Nannie Dinwiddie
Dallas Lydie
Turmoil at United Mine Workers meeting turns violent
Clashing factions disrupted a United Mine Workers rally as supporters jeered Fagan and a brick hit him. Mercedes Murray fainted after her father, UMWA vice president Phillip Murray, escaped injury. Police arrested six near the scene as other arrests followed for two June bombings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Fagan
Mercedes Murray
Phillip Murray
Murray
William B. Dinsmore
Washington County
Dental Weekly Health Talk on Ground Survey and Teeth
A brief dental health note describes surveying ground before building to define boundaries, using stakes and lines. It then compares this to the mouth where first permanent molars are prepared for construction, stressing their prime importance. The passage ends abruptly.
Chautauqua Man Dies by Own Action in Plane Jump
George Wallace a wealthy Chautauqua Lake farmer died yesterday when he jumped from an airplane at 1200 feet over Jamestown. The body landed in Lakeview Cemetery, and Wallace had a prepared dinner awaiting him at his parents home. The pilot Lee Clark reported Wallace climbed from the cockpit, steadied himself on the wire struts, then leaped as the plane rose. He said Wallace shouted something like happy landing as he jumped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
George Wallace
Chautauqua Lake
Lakeview Cemetery
Wallace
Frank Wallace
Lee Clark
Falconer
Clark
The Importance of Permanent Molars in Child Dentistry
Doctor C J Hollister of the State Health Department warns parents neglect permanent molars appearing in years five or six. He explains four such teeth exist, erupt behind baby teeth, and shape jaw development. Premature loss disrupts tooth alignment, impairs jaw function, and risks gum disease, pockets, and tooth loosening, urging professional guidance to protect these critical grinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hollister
State Health Department
Pittsburgh hit by storm and heat wave damage
A severe electrical storm swept the Pittsburgh area causing mud, uprooted trees and damaged homes and telephone service. The storm followed extreme heat with temperatures at 91 then 65 before rising again. Four deaths were reported from heat, and two Stowe Township girls drowned while wading in the Ohio River backwaters. A 10 year old was struck by lightning in Oil City with only a lump as injury. Lightning struck Sacred Heart Church in Jeannette, causing damage, and Ralph Hawk was unconscious after a bolt hit a pool telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Pittsburgh
Stowe Township
Ohio
Neville Island
Antonette Vanek
Virginia Evanko
Oil City
Frank Ahrens
Margaret Fleming
SRD
William Sunderland
Meees Rocks
Richard C. Hardy
Wilkinsburg
Sally Gust
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Jeannette
Ralph Hawk
Why children lie and how to guide them kindly
The article explains that three to four year olds often confuse truth and imagination. Lying is usually not criminal but rooted in fear and memory gaps. Parents should avoid harsh punishment, seek underlying jealousy or fear, and guide with clear truth while understanding developmental limits.
Card of Thanks for Raymond Neal Beatty
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our time of sorrow after the death of our son Raymond Neal Beatty. Gratitude for the use of cars and for the beautiful flowers from friends. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Neal Beatty
John A. Beatty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Busch Prosperity
I A. A
Steff
Moorhead
Flersheim Shoes
Stetson
Manhattan
Yorke
Fort
Wan
Lear
Corporal Fulton
Learn
Fred W. St. Clair
Milton Carney Clan
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Russell Sage Foundation
Aard
Louis Bloch
Department of Industrial Relations
California
United States
Illinois State Mining Commission
Miners’ Union
Dental Weekly Health Talk
Endres’ Flight
Budapest
George Endres
Cincinnati
Ayers
Endres
Matthew
Clarence M. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Anna Case
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mackay
Long Island
Hlin Mackay
Irving Berlin
Will Rogers
Evening Gazette
Banta Monica
Cal
Jil
Hoover
Europe
Clarence Mackey Wade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!