Graham Lowman Reunion Sets Aug 20 at Indiana Fair Grounds
The second annual Lowman and Graham families reunion will be held on Saturday August 20 1027 at the Indiana Fair Grounds. All descendants of these pioneer settlers around Jacksonville known as Scotland are urged to attend with a basket of substantial foods. The event offers table service ice cream and lemonade at nominal prices. A program committee will organize entertainment and speakers with a standing committee to collect data on pioneers and settlements. Bring old photos and relics to share. For details contact T M Graham Secretary Indiana.
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Graham
Indiana Fair
Jacksonville
Scotland
T. M. Graham
iIndiana
Court decision to define political party affiliation debate
Old Hine Democrats statewide have long contested the bipartisan drift of self described Democrats who seek prizes from Republican leaders. Today’s hearing will shape actions that the Jefferson Democrats hope will end the system they have fought against.
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Jefferson
Marriages Of Two Local Young Women Recorded
Two local young women were married in Clarion on July 23 by Rev. Dr. W A Douglass of the Clarion Baptist Church. After a short Eastern trip the couple will reside in Dubois where Barclay works for the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. Before marriage Mrs Barclay served as buyer for the Smarte Shoppe Indiana. Engagement announced for August 18 between Miss Hazel Miller of Indiana and Virgil Gosty of Oneonta New Jersey. Miss Miller, a former public speaking and dramatics teacher, was celebrated at a party with a clever telegram reveal. R J Henry of Blairsville announces Miss Ethel Henry to James W Liggett of Toledo on July 14. couple to reside in Detroit.
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W.A. Douglass
Clarion Baptist Church
Dubois
Barclay
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company
Smarte Shoppe
Indiana
Hazel Miller
Virgil Gosty
Oneonta
N. J
J. B. Miller
South Seventh Street
Miss Miller
Dan Cupid
Indiana High School
Beaver Falls
Liggett-Henry
R. J. Henry
Blairsville
R. D
Ethel Henry
James W. Liggett
Toledo
Attempt to Blow Up East River Subway
A bomb discovery prompts heavy security as BMT and Interborough squads sweep tunnels. Detectives McCartney and Arnett opined the device could wreck a train. Track walker Mastronomiei found the bomb eighteen inches long with fuzes and caps. Despite the scare, Mayor Walker’s peace conference settlement holds, while rail unions threaten renewed action and politicians clash over Mellon interests. Governors plan a final night ball after a lengthy conference addressing farm relief flood control and other issues.
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Interborough
Clark Street Tube
Alio
McCartney
Arnett
Michael Mastronomiei
Tnterborough
Spesir
Jong
Mastronomics
Simmon
Walker
James L. Quaken
Bush
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes
Governors Urge States to Unite Against Federal Power
Maryland Governor Ritchie urged fellow governors to form a voluntary cooperative group to handle issues now pursued by the federal government. He argued states should assert rights and prerogatives, noting past Washington summons over Volstead enforcement. A committee may draft details while the conference skirts definite action on police ties. ex-Governor Pinchot delivered a sharp critique of the Pennsylvania primary.
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House
Republic
Ritchie
Washington
White House
Maryland
Idate
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Plate-Throwing Mars Wedding Of Bud And Lena
A quirky wedding scene ends in chaos as a camera tripod is toppled by a plate throw and Bert Mason, a photographer, gets struck. The ceremony proceeds on schedule with Bud flustered and Lena poised, surrounded by diverse guests. They leave for Grande Mere then Montreal to sail for Europe on August 1.
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Bert Mason
Bud
Jace
Fowler McCormick
Chicago
Lena
John
Belle
Wilson
Grande Mere
Montreal
New York
Europe
Gipsy Rout Patton In Big 13 To 2 Victory
Gipsy defeated Patton 13 to 2 as T Lamont and Calahan delivered solid blows and R Blose kept Patton to four scattered hits. Christoff added three hits. The standout day featured strong hitting and fielding by Gipsy.
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Patton
T. Lamont
Calahan
R. Blose
Christoff
R. H.E. Tate
Teape Wee Lutseck
Barriss
P Hoover
Chidboy
M. Blose
Ef Gulish
Snyder
Rf Goss
Patton Peth
R. H B
Christa
Haluskif
Levine Ready To Fly Back To U S
Charles A. Levine said the Columbia monoplane has been reconditioned and will be tested before a trans Atlantic flight back to New York. He plans to fly to London Friday with new pilot M. Dravhin and conduct instrument tests en route. He expects to attend Nottingham races Saturday after leaving London.
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INS
Charles A. Levine
New York
Eisleben
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Columbia
Levine
London
M. Dravhin
Testa
Nottingham
Nicaragua Marines Repel Sandino Attack Near San Fernando
July 27 in Managua Nicaragua reports say six Nicaraguan revolutionary soldiers were killed and 1 to 380 wounded in an ambush on about 75 U S Marines near San Fernando as they pursued Gen Sandino through mountains. Marines under Major Floyd routed the attackers and continued the search.
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Nicaragua
INS
Major Floyd
U.S. Marine Corps
Saceir
Organize to Purify System of PR Elections
A partial list of active supporters of the Association and its aims includes Watson B. Adair R. W. Bailey A. E. Braun James H. Gray Dr H G Canmalt S Clarke Reed Mary M P Allison Chester A C Campbell Mrs John D Davenport Charles W Loveland C F Weston Hon D Glen Moore Washington Hon Vance McCormick and H MacFarland of Harrisburg Miss Mary Erskine Chambersburg Mrs Ella M George Beaver Falls and Charles N Howell Lancaster plus T Lamont who started for Patton and was relieved in the sixth by Calahan.
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Watson B. Adair
R. W. Bailey
A.E. Braun
James H. Gray
H. G.canmalt
S. Clarke Reed
Pittssburgh
Mary M. P. Allison
Chester
A. C. Campbell
John D. Davenport
Charles W. Loveland
Wilkes-Barre
C. F. Weston
Scranston
Sultan Wives Use Magic In Old Turkish Harem Tale
Constantinople July 21 report says a letter found in Dolma-Bag Palace describes how a sultan’s wives used water, aromatics, and an amulet to regain the sultan’s affection. The piece notes Kemal Pasha’s reforms reduce polygamy and frame wives as household workers under the new law.
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Constantinople
Dolma-Baga
Munever Hanem
Iaat
Imperal
Kemal Pasha
Notable visitors and local residents seen around Indiana
A compendium of social visits includes Mrs Charlea Altoff leaving for Harrisburg Mrs John Jamison Mrs Squire Carnahan and others visiting in Indiana area Notables Charles Griffith of Marion Center and Charles Diss of 0 parton among county visitors Also Mr and Mrs O M Wilson return from Cedar Point and Lake Erie resort Guests at Aunt Pauline Carney home include Ray Craig and family Readers learn of stock market listings and local business trips Police and court house activities noted as Constable Campbell visits the court house in Indiana plus various residents traveling for health and leisure
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Ray W. Graig
Catherine
Ray, Jr
Pauline Carney
North Ninth Street
Craigs
N.Y
S. Fpo Vecssveress
Ajax
Alg Amin AB
Mu Wilson
Baldwin Cee Gheegh
Cedar Eleet
Poplar Lake Erie
Frank McAfoose
Sue
Fourteetth
Indiana Hospital
Vecereeriesensea
John GC. Brilhart
Homer
Laigk Rubber
Indiana
Hen. Motors
iGranby
Iseceee
GOIR
Kans
City
iKelly Spring
Oop
Veccasceesraes
Lehigh Val. O
Ta Pan Aim
Baty Prairie Pipe
Phillips Pet Oh
Punta Alegre
Packard
Pierce Arrow
Ad Rep
Ir and Steel
Yey Ey
Royal Dutch
Rock Island
Sinclair Oi
South Pac
Studebaker FR
Cal
Stand O
Njv
Stand
Ind
South Rails
Peeve
St Louis
Time Bear
TPC Andoo
Opty Union Pac
USC Lou
Beten
US Steel O
Weat Air
West Md
H Hudson
Bral Stewart-Warner
Vampary
Pittsburgh
U S Steel reports 1927 second quarter profits
United States Steel Corporation reports 1927 second quarter net earnings of 46,140,460 dollars, down from 47,814,105 the prior year. For six months, after taxes, profits total 52,465,145 dollars vs 63,723,499 in 1926, with earnings per share at 3.60 on 7,116,285 shares. General Motors follows, posting 121,250,207 dollars in first half 1927, including undivided profits gains of 27,550,253 over six months of 1926.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
He Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
General Motors
General Motors Corporation
No Such Thing As Real Movie Type
Paramount corners youth appeal with four Junior Stars chosen for 1930s screen image. James Hall Richard Arlen Louise Bronks and Nancy Phillips profiled by height hair color and build to match varied roles. They debut in local screenings of Rolled Stockings directed by Richard Rosson at the Indiana Theatre.
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Paramount
James ‘Hall
Richard Arlen
Arlen
Hall
Louise Bronks
Nancy Phillips
Indiana
Richard Rosson
June Mathis Dies Suddenely In New York Theater
Noted scenario writer June Mathis, famed for discovering Rudolph Valentino, collapsed from a heart attack at the Forty-eighth Street Theater in New York while watching The Saint. She had attended with her mother Mrs Emily Hawkes and cried Mother I'm dying moments before death. Mathis was wife of director Silvano Balboni, who is in California.
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New York
INS
June Mathis
Rudolph Valentino
Forty-eighth Street
He Saint
Emily Hawkes
Miss Mathis
M Mathis
Silvanio Balboni
California
Miners March on Adrian Mine Action by Unionized Workers
About 13 auto loads from PUNXSUTAWNEY traveled to the Adrian mine of the Jefferson Indiana Coal Company to urge miners to stop work. Reports say no operating force was affected. Indiana Jefferson Coal and Pansy Coal had injunctions preventing interference, while Perry Hills Coal reports higher production than Monday.
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Auto Roada
Union Minera Trav’elled
Adrian
Jeffferson-Indiana Coal Company
Adrianar
Indiana-Jefferson Coal Company
Valior
Pansy Coal
Company J
Perry ‘Hills
Pittsburgh Feud in Lull Over Pay-Off Man Arrest
Pittsburgh reports a lull in the mayor’s feud with citizens league as Jakie Klein, a self-styled pay-off man for the underworld, is arrested by federal officers after returning from Atlantic City following the Dempsey Sharkey fight in New York. He faces tampering charges related to the disappearance of William L. King, executive secretary of the Citizens League. King is alleged to have been paid 22,509 to leave the city and halt investigations. King denies the full amount but admits receiving 200.
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Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
League of Pittsburgh
Jakie Klein
Underworld
Klein
Federal
Jay
Atlantic City
New York
Wiliam L. King
Aecrete
Jonague
ARC
King
Pitheburgh
Baylor Clan Reunion Brings Baylors Together at Indiana Home
Descendants of Leander Daniel and John Baylor gathered July 16 at Laura Baylor Getty’s home one mile north of Indiana for a reunion. About fifty attended, including Emery Baylor, Robert Baylor and families, Fannie Baylor Leech and kin from Windber, Alda Baylor Work’s group in Fort Morgan, plus Lattia Lowry and kin from Rochester Mills, Bertha Forrester and others from Indiana. Cousins reconnected after years apart, sharing a bountiful dinner and compliments on a happy day.
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le ‘Leander
Daniel T
John Baylor
Laura Baylor Getty
Indiana
Leander Baylor
Emery Baylor
Wits
Robert Baylor
Mrs. Bluett
Ghia
Fannie Baylor Leech
Windher
Daniel Baylor
Alda Baylor Work
Trenc
Mary
Robert
Fort Morgan
Cole
Indiana Co
Pittsburgh
Lattia Baylor Lowry
Hasting Lowry
Frank Lowry
Robert Blair
Louise
Rochester Mills
Laura Baylby
Getty
Lester
Donald
Mildred
Paul
Rhoda Baylor
Carl
Sam
Inlaw
Charles Baylor
Bertha Baylor Forrester
A R
A. W. Craft
Etta Hess
Quinn Hess
Drum Corps Thankful for Benefit Movie at Ritz Theatre
The American Legion Drum Corps express thanks to friends who patronized their benefit picture shown at the Ritz Theatre on Monday and Tuesday.
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Ritz Theatre
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