Local Visitors and Addresses Mentioned in Notes
Silas M. Browning of Waterford week in the of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilder. Me and Mrs CG W Clawson ofvidle Avero visitors here today. Ophie A Kinter of Marion daa visitor in the home of onlin law and daughter Mr Mire Paul V McQuown on South Fenth street. Kape dt Mack Stewart of School street west visitor the latter part of last week at the Kennel Gardens St duayille C to see the thorough breeds and pups representing all popular reeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilder
CG. W. Clawson
Vidle
Ophie A. Kinter
Marion Daa
Onln Law
Mire
Paul V. McQuown
South Fenth Street
Kape
Mack Stewart
School Street
Kennel Gardens
St. Duayille
Illinois probes slush fund hearing opens in Chicago
Chicago July 26 The Senate slush fund committee opened an inquiry into charges of corruption fraud and vote buying in Windy City politics as a new Congress looms. The hearing drew intense attention with debates over expenditures for favored senatorial candidates and broad political influence networks in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. XK. Hutchinson
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
Ku Klux
Ilinois
F. L
Senatorial inquiry cites large campaign outlays
The Fischer era inquiry into the Illinois senatorial race unfolds with charges that Fy an Smith spent 2,000,000 and Mes rate 1,000,000, totaling a 3,000,000 national campaign. Five committee members attend. hearings occur in Judge Wilkerson’s courtroom, a historic site for past probes. Subpoenas and likely extended sessions loom as witnesses arrive, including Smith, Brennan, Barrett, Insull, and others. Lenora Ready and Ervie Barr visit Mount Barr’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mith
Win B McKinley
Fyan Smith
Pennsylvania
J. A. Read
Robt. M. Lafolette, Jr
Wis
King
Utah
Goff
W. Va
McNary
Oregon
Wilkerson
Kenyon
Frank C. Lowden
Tlinois
Leonard Wood
Lafollette Committee
Frank L. Smith
Geo. ©. Brennan
Charles V. Barrett
Smith
Roy C. West
Republican National Committee
Samuel Insull
Edward Wright
Ilinois Federation of Labor
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Robt
B. Crowe
Cook County
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to add solid flesh for a fuller look. It claims benefits for run down feeling and vigor, offering 60 tablets for 60 cents and a 60 day money back promise through J. M. Daugherty or any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Daugherty
America
McCoy’s
Stunt flyer freed of blame amid peril on flight
The crowd cheered as the stunt flyer, nicknamed Lieut Frantz, could not reach the wings and signaled his plight to pilot Hodge Smith. Authorities later cleared him of blame, noting the perilful incident and the rider’s inability to return to the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Frantz
Hodge Smith
Punxsutawney Man Arrested and Injured in Mine Accident
Ernest Clemens aged 26 a Brenizer mine brakeman with West Moreland Mining Company was admitted to Indiana Hospital after being caught between two coal train ears suffering severe leg lacerations. Douglas Succumbs Injured in a fall from a wagon Robert Presley Douglas 67 Blairsville died in Indiana Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries. He is survived by his widow two sons John and George and a daughter Mrs H B Baker Funeral services will be held from his North Walnut street home tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Latrobe
Vandergrift
Derry
Ernest Clemens
Brenizer
Here
Orpician
Weatmoreland Mining Company
Brenizer Mines
Indiana Hospital
Douglas
Robert Presley Douglas
North Walnut Street
Blairsville
John
George
Homer City
H. B. Baker
Mrs Montgomery Ward dies in Chicago
Mrs. Montgomery Ward wife of the Montgomery Ward founder dies at her Chicago home. The notice lists thanks from Mrs Samuel C Kelly and family and others for kindness after the death of their husband and father with acknowledgments to Moose Lodge United Mine Workers Klansmen Rev Clark Rev Devolt and the choir and for flowers and car use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
of Montgomery Ward Company
Moose Lodge
United Mine Workers
Clark
Devolt
Samuel C. Kelly
Woman found bound to steel cot in basement case
Agert J. Newman, a Philadelphia chiropractor, is held on illegal practice charges for operating a sanitarium without a license after police found Mia Suseté Lagana tied to a steel cot in his basement. Lagana, 44, is said to be treated for insanity. her condition is serious. A hearing for Newman is set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Agert J. Newman
Mia. Suseté Lagana
Newman
Cancer Research Man Arrested In Illinois Case
Taylorville Illinois July 26 H M Hoxey head of the national Cancer Research Institute is jailed a warrant for arrest of Arvid Persons Hoxeys assistant issued as state inquiry into deaths at the institute moves forward Samuel Antonow assistant director of the State Board of Registration demanded investigation of deaths more than twenty persons died taking the institutes cure for cancer Antonow says Persons was once associated with Dr Charles C Farman the noted germ witness from the Chicago McClintosh Shepherd murder trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Ill
H. M. Hoxey
National Cancer Research Institute
Arvid Persons
Hoxey
Ao State
Samuel Antonow
State Board of Registration
Antonow
Persons
Charles C. Farman
McClintosh
Samuel L. Kelly Dies at 38 in Dix Onville Hospital
Samuel L. Kelly died in Dix Onville Hospital July 21 at 4 P.M. at age 38. Born June 18, 1888 in Diamondville, he leaves widow Viola L. Kelly and children Wayle Dale Betty Dorothy, plus one brother and two sisters Mrs Frank Meekins and Deb Kelly of Diamondville and Mrs T D Jepson of Barnesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ©. Kelly
Samuel L. Kelly
Dixonville Hospital
Diamondville
Viola L. Kelly
Wayle
Dale
Betty
Dorothy
Frank Meekins
Deb Kelly
T. D. Jepson
Barnesboro
Official count looms in Texas governorship race
In Fort Worth Texas July 26 an official tally from the Texas Democratic primary awaits to decide if a runoff is needed to name the party candidate for governor. Dan Moody leads Miriam A Ferguson, with Moody holding a 387 vote majority overall. Remaining ballots are estimated at 30 000 to 40 000. a Moody majority could prompt a statewide recount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Merguson
Texans Election Bureau
Moody
Fiklihood
DIES RESCUING HIS BOYFRIEND IN ATLANTIS CITY
Joseph Ribetti of Philadelphia died at 37 after overexertion while trying to save his drowning friend Harry Meier, a 24 year old Reading hotel bell boy. Meier was pulled from the surf after a cramp but both men collapsed. Ribetti died hours later in hospital leaving a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantis City
Joseph ‘Ribhetti
Passyunk Avenue
Philadelphia
Harry Meier
Reading
Meier
Richetti
Muer
Nim
Beetles Invade Eastern Counties Across Region
Japanese beetles continued their invasion of the city with experts saying only a sharp drop in temperature and heavy rain can halt it. Meanwhile an embargo on green vegetables fruits flowers and nursery products remains in effect over a 6000 acre plot spanning eastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey and the upper Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Smithsonian Chrysler Expedition Aims to Bring 190 Wild Species to Washington
The Smithsonian Chrysler Expedition sails from New York to Tanganyika Territory with Dr. William M. Mann directing a plan to return alive about 190 wild animals for exhibition at the National Zoo. The party travels via Southampton to Dar es Salaam and Tabora, studying Tanganyika antelopes gazelles and other species while noting German colonial road contracts affected animal movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian
National Zoo
Washington
William M. Mann
National Zoological Park
New York
Gouthampton
Dar-eer Selsam
Tanganyika
Dar-es-Salaam
Tabora
Blonde Wife Sparked a Car Sale Mixup in Newton
Jimmy Walcott, a young salesman, demonstrates a Supersix to a rich Newton couple. A blonde wife and a cousin, Dorothy Cushman, reveal the misread buyer, and Jimmy’s demo becomes a sale to Miss Cushman. Later, Dorothy reappears, reuniting with Jimmy and confirming the mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanyrignt
Immy Andrews
Jimmees
Timmy
Liedouce
Jimmy
Main Street
Chen
Newton
Whs Cushman
J. Walcott
Jim Belding
Walcott
Dorothy
Brother Will
N. Y. Stock Quot Open and By A. E. Masten Company
Pittsburgh firm A E Masten & Company lists New York stock quotations. The brief item notes the open quote status and related market movement with emphasis on local business exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Masten & Company
Pittsburgh, PA
Unclear fragmentary sports note involving Pirates and Nationals
Fragmentary text mentions a World Series context between Washington and Pittsburgh, noting a Pirates home run and a tense late game. Other details are garbled, with names and events not consistently readable. The passage lacks coherent facts for a solid summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Moore
Washington
Eddie H
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Paddock Engaged Despite Sprinting Record Hold
The article notes Paddock, known for sprinting records, remains engaged in competition. It emphasizes his continued involvement despite holding multiple records and his ongoing athletic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock
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Federal Court Room
Reed
Lenora Ready
Brother Ervie
Mrs. Smith Barr
PUNXS
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Cancer Research
Glasser's Shoes and Hosiery Deposit Bank
Smithsonian-Chrysler
Aoe Haat
Abreu
Theasion'y Gazelle
Taveta
East Africa
Smithsonian Instituties
Eland
Eles
Solo Ripe
Ite
Meny Trillea
Walter FP. Chryver
Smithsonian East African Expedition
Theodore Roosevelt
H. Louis Raybold
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Chive
I ‘Motors
Penneae
Granny
Goodrich Sens
Nickel Sae
Lehigh Val
A. Ooans
Sitrerdeevens
Seenane FA
Y. Con
U. S
U. & Steel Sissies
Enensee
Willys Over
BT Y . Pene
West Md
Packard
Pierce Arrow Weet
Radio Corp
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OnjWaivers
Congressional
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Ford
New Jersey
Rickfard
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Beving Bay
Beals
Kirling
Low
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