23 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
1
Grange, the actor-supply dealer, denied rumors linking him to Mrs. Taylor and insisted he had no regular liaison. He recalled his father’s counsel about accusations while planning a trip to Pennsylvania to visit relatives before resuming football duties.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and locations in Greensburg and Inch areas including Daugherty Meyers Ferrier Neely White Clymer and Commodore references. Lacking context, no clear action, date, or outcome is identifiable from the readable segments.
James M. Graves 48 vice press and general manager of the Du ma Light Company died of a fire of apoplexy while in apparent good health. Officials believed overwork during recent days contributed to his sudden death in Pittsburgh July 23.
Yess Lillian Stephens and Mrs Walter Roof and the latter's child Reedee Piel here ee f in Pittsburgh where they visitors in the home of Mrs Roof.
Indiana Country Club defeated Pleasant Valley Club of Connellsville by 37 to 36. The Inter County Golf Association final round will be held at Kittanning Country Club against Punxsutawney on Thursday July 29 at 2 o'clock.
July 23 celebrations mark Pennsylvania Day as Governor Pinchot greets state officials and citizens. Four living ex governors invitees include Irving, Stuart, Tener, Brumbaugh, and Sproul. A motor caravan from Harrisburg arrives for formal ceremonies this afternoon with New York delegates joining en route.
A local listing records numerous real estate transfers including J A Kimmell to Walter Little for 3 acres in White and prices from 1 to 7 thousand dollars, James A Beatty to Harry Beatty for 160 acres in East Mahoning, and Barbara Lancham to Daniel Manners for a lot in Indiana, with other 1 to 67 acre tracts and prices, concluding with subscription push for the Gazette.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will visit Coolidge White Pines Camp New Jersey over the weekend to discuss the munitions problem following the Lake Denmark explosion. President Coolidge and Secretary Davis have considered consolidating explosives into two or three depots in isolated locations. local communities urge removal of arsenals and dumps.
Mrs. Alice Kip Rhine lander alights with her mother from the ship Majestic in Southampton after a long sea journey from the United States. She avoids questions on her marriage and plans to return to New York on September 29. She is described as timid and well dressed, drawing much attention from reporters and onlookers.
Johnstown’s Jewish community prepares for the Eleventh Annual Community Day Picnic at Grove on Sunday August 1st led by D Shamberg with Emanuel Teitelbaum Libbie Callet Mrs S G Coopersmith Elvin Teitelbaum and Leonard Sobol assisting. The event features a Tikvah Zior Society vs Y M A baseball game a full track and field meet novelty contests and an evening dance with Ross Smith’s orchestra.
Leonard Kip Rhinelander will appeal the Appellate Division from the dismissal of his annulment suit and the $12,000 counsel fees awarded to Alice Rhinelander. Notices filed with the county clerk confirm both appeals after prior $3,000 fee allowance existed. judge signed two months earlier.
Milton J. Budlong a New York millionaire obtained a limited divorce from Jesse Margaret Budlong in Newport Superior Court Judge Edward W Blodgett presided Cruelty charges sparked a trial that featured Mrs Budlong dismissing her counsel and defending herself She said she would continue the fight in the State Supreme Court
Continued from Page One the campaign against Canton underworld lords who ran the Jungle liquor concessions. Detectives note similarities between the Mallett killing and the five years old murder of whiskey runner Paul E. Kitzig who testified in federal court about a liquor ring. Names tied to Mellett’s case also surface in the Kitzig investigation.
In Montreal on July 33, authorities report Philip and Richard Torts, prominent figures from New York, remain jailed after formal charges were presented. Details are sparse as officials proceed with the case.
Mrs. Jessie Barclay Morrison, 85, of Ernest, died in Indiana Hospital Thursday at 4:30 AM after childbirth. Survived by husband and children Jessie Katharine David May and infant James. Lived in Ernest five years and was a member of Inest Union Church. Funeral Monday at 10:30 AM.
Washington July 28 Charges that the Leviathan is a floating bootleggers palace will be investigated by the U S Shipping Board Chairman T V Y O Connor promised today Captain W H Stayton, chairman of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, asserted liquor is sold and openly consumed as the liner plies between New York and European ports Baggage of passengers is not inspected for liquor Sale of booze on government owned ships was stopped some two years ago.
Pennington leads a campaign after the Allegheny Chemical Company faced permit revocations in Chicago New York and Pittsburgh amid federal probes into illegal alcohol shipments. Former prohibition chief Edgar Ray testified as the defense linked Pennington to a broad search of distilleries breweries and de alcoholizing plants in Western Pennsylvania to curb bootleggers and raids.
Quattrini alleges Amundsen concealed scientific support for Italian leader Petrograd and delayed a wind change rescue, arriving nearly two hours late and forcing Nobile to unload 400 pounds of oil. He claims Oslo Aero Club President Thomas lamented Amundsen’s attitude and urged forgiveness.
Weatherman Lorentz notes Thursday's high reached 10 degrees with a 24 hour average near that level, cooled by Wednesday and Tuesday mornings. A thunderstorm at 6:45 p m ended the heat wave for now, with cooler, more moderate conditions expected for several days and signs of another heat wave possible by weekend. a cool front moves across the west and northwest and toward the east.
A batch of social notes records Mrs. G. M. Huston of Ping Flats en route to Johnstown to visit friends, Judge and Mrs. Langham and relatives traveling to Washington DC, Sheriff Malcolm returning from Wilkes-Barre, and other locals visiting Indiana towns. Among arrivals are J. R. Maloney family, Miss Adelaide Wolfe, Mrs. Homer Tyger, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Byerly, Mrs. Carrie Elrick, Charlie Hart, Constable Cunningham, County officials in East Wheatfield, and numerous local shoppers and travelers from Clarksburg, Newtown, Creekside, and surrounding areas.
Pittsburgh firm A F Masten & Company lists stock quotations with Olen at thirty in handwritten column. The fragment shows contact and price line but lacks full details or date.
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