Miss Emma L. Rowe funeral in Glaysmere
Ira A. Myers and Miss Genevieve Myers attended the funeral of Miss Emma L. Rowe in Glaysmere. Interment followed at Prospect Cemetery, Tarentum. The obituary notes the Wingard family and Mrs. Phillipps relocating to Detroit while Packard Motor Co. ties are mentioned. Residents of Young township and nearby towns were listed among visitors and callers at the Evening Gazette office and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Myers
Genevieve Myi
Emma L. Rowe
Glaysmere
Prospect Cemetery
Tarentum
Miss Rowe
Myers
Louis Phillipps
Frederick
C. Jd. Wingard
South Fourteenth Street
Detroit
Mich
Philippi
Packard Motor Co
Gazette
W. P. Orange
Heilwood
Orange
South Seventh Street
City
S. E. Brown
Greensburg
Mexico Draws the First Page on Local Tia Juana Trial
In Tia Juana four Mexican defendants were found not guilty after a three day trial over the Peteet case. The case involved charges related to an attack on Clyde and Audrey Peteet of San Diego. The Jenin jury returned a unanimous verdict ending the trial with the defendants freed. The Peteet family killed themselves in February rather than face lifelong stigma. Government actions in Mexico include disarming Catholics and enforcing new regulations. Prominent Catholics are reportedly watched by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peteet
Tia Juana
Mexico
Me Juana
Clyde
Audrey Peteet
Thomas M. Peteet
San Diego
Luis Amador
United States
Oakland
Zenardo Llanos
Refugee Alvarez
Amador
Francisco Gonzales
Lberty
Special Counsel or Hall Trial Continues Details Emerge
Testimony ties nursemaid and cleaner to the Hall case as investigators press new leads. A foreign driver in a junk wagon is questioned about sightings near the Phillips farm where the bodies were found. Mrs Hall sent a mourning black coat to a cleaner after the murders. Louise Geist recalls a call warning of witnesses near the farm. Barbara Tough denies the account. Henry Carpender claims a perfect alibi as further testimony unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Tough
Hall
Barbara
Louise
Henry Carpender
Mr. Hall
Mrs. Gibson
Accidental Death Verdict in Glouster Bicycle Accident
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Mrs. A. L. Price accidental after she was hit by a car eight miles east of Blairsville on the Williams Penn Highway. The 46 year old Glouster resident died in Indiana Hospital the day after the incident while en route with her family to Philadelphia for the Sesqui Centential celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Price
Glouster
Ohio
Blairsville
C. J. Montez
Aletoona
Fred W. St. Clair
Indiana
Philadelphia
Frank L. Crum
State Highway Patrol
Greensburg
Troop A
State Police
Slayer of Don Mellett Looms Over Canton Case
Pittsburgh police and Cincinnati detective Ora Slater discuss the Canton murder of Don Mellett Canton publisher. Detective Peter Connors says he has evidence tying George Psialias and Mike Contos to the crime and that an unnamed witness may be brought to Canton. A Somerset miner named Fob Ritz identified Psialias and Contos as the men who offered $1800 for a lethal job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Conners
Pittsburgh
Don R. Mellett
INS
Ora Slater
Cincinnati
Don Mellett
Canton
Alg George Psialing
Slater
Peter Connors
Mellett
Pajalias
Mike Contos
Youngstown
Connors
Stark County
Psialias
Contos
Fob Ritz
Somerset
Indiana Wins Taylor Cup in Close Championship
Indiana seizes the Taylor Cup in a dramatic finish as reported on page one, with team performance and key moments highlighted in the scoring sequence.
Smith fund unmasked in Illinois senatorial probe
The $40,000 mystery fund for Frank I. Smith’s campaign was disclosed as Allen F. Moore testified details to the Senate slush fund committee. Major donors included Rep Tra Copley of Aurora with 25000 and Clement Studebaker of Studebaker Motor Co with 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Smith
Ilinois
Allen F. Moore
Smith
Senate
Moore
Tra ©. Copley
Aurora
Ills
Clement Studebaker
Studebaker Motor Co
Daniel Schuyler
Samuel Insull
Reed
Democrat of
Missouri
150 Fishermen Lost in Storm Near Nassau Bahama
MIAU Florida July 30. One hundred fifty sponge fishermen are reported lost after a tropical hurricane swept Nassau and the Bahama Islands this week. Seventy five small boats carrying crews for a six week cruise among the sponge beds near Andros Island have not been heard from since the gale. Reports say winds reached 134 miles per hour, smashing buildings and wrecking small craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miau
Fla
INS
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Great Andros Island
Local Family Visit and Church Attendance Report
Misses Laura and Jesse Flening visit sister Mrs. G J Learn. Families of Bash Huey Shank and Learn group attend Sunday gatherings. Rev Weeks visited C E Learn home. Genevieve Shank Bernice Lydie spend Sunday with Lovecy relatives. Churchgoers from the area attend Cookport Sunday night. Bernice Lydie stays week with aunt Myre Blanak. Mr and Mrs Sensshaush and UW Se Learn wed?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Jesse Flening
J. Learn
J. E. Bash
R. H. Bash
Bash
Howard Huey
J. D. Bash
A. E. Learn
Clarence Shank
EH. W. Barr's
Ambrose
W. Weeks
C. E. Learn
J. W. Shank
Genevieve
Berniee Lydie
Alfrad Goodlins
Lovjecy
Cookport
Bernice Lydie
Myre
Blan Ank
Thomas Sensshaush
UW. Se. Learn
American violinist Mayo Wadler on jazz abroad
Mayo Wadler of the U S Violin section recounts his European experiences as the first American violinist widely recognized on the Continent. He notes a worldwide craze for jazz, praised by workers and professionals alike, and discusses his study of negro spirituals and his jazz piece Wheat and Man which drew enthusiastic applause abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Wadler
U. S
New York City
Europe
America
Mr. Wadler
KIWANIANS MADE MERRY AT ALTOONA FETE
Altoona Kiwanis fete features Dr Hart Hartley directing group singing and a 14 piece Million Dollar orchestra to tour Memphis for a national convention. Virgil Crawford wins Blairmont Country Club golf with a 84 on 18 holes. Indiana contingent departed at 1 pm amid busy athletic events. Evening program includes addresses by district and club leaders, community singing, and prize awards. Menu lists celery, olives, tomato, roast turkey, cranberry sauce, peas, potatoes, salad, cream puff, coffee, ginger ale, cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Hartley
Altoona Kiwanis
Menphis
Tenn
Blairmont Country Club
Virgil Crawford
Byrone
Crawford
Indiana
Sam M. Irwin
America
Edgar
BR. Heckman
Clearfield Club
Altoona Kiwanis Club
Adam Snyder
Harnest Rudisifl
Altoona Club
Johns John Club
J. Cal
Lang
Hollidaysburg
Club
Belwood
Raveh
J. (Hayden ~ Oliver
Robert
W. Owens
Robert B. Gable
Altoona
Fragmented OCR notes on various trivial curiosities and events
A jumble of stray lines mentions a drinking man with campaign troubles in Poland and a boat incident in Rinselander Wisconsin. It notes Grant's Tomb used as a handball court in New York, a movie actor being robbed in Los Angeles, and a Pittsburgh con man's wife seeking a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
Rinselander
Wis
New York
Grant
Los Angeles
Stock figures and company names from a historical market page
A dense listing of stock quotes and percentages across multiple companies and sectors. Includes names like Amoco, General Motors, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Allied signaling varied percentages, with references to railroads and oils. The fragment hints at broader market movement and notable failures or gains, though exact dates or context are obscured.
Convicted killer to die in electric chair at RockvIne Prison
Paul Orlakortsi, 26, convicted of first degree murder in the riot deaths of guards John Pieper and John Coax at Western Penitentiary Woods Run in February 1924. Judge Rely sentenced him in Criminal Court Merc to be executed in the electric chair at Rockville Prison. Other named figures Thompson Bolen and Thomas of Livermore were mentioned in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Pieper
John Coax
Western Penitentiary
Woods Run Distrit
Paul Orlakortsi
Rockvinw
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Neal
Young Township
McIntyre
Graham
Lewman
Indiana Fair
Thomas Hogan
Mrs. Garrett
Strongs
Evening Gazette
Mack ‘Dias of
Dilltown
W. T. Mahaffey
Son John
Cherry Tree
The
Robert Allison Bee
Henry Brown
Russell Gourley
Renzoste Deere Wees Si
Wise Sear
J F
Crosby
Hyper Essieeeneee
Rae
Tate Allison
Aeeetans
Wibby Ny
P L
Smith Fund
Velmer J. Bpeer
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Mayo
Wadler
Aasu
Mal Hallet
Arcadia
Newark
Mammoth
Mr. Hallet
Joapany
Jagex
Mal Hallett
Altoona Fete
Paris
Euto
Ferhaps
SEA Beevice
N.Y. Stock
Petra
Baldwin W
St. Preete
Cuba-Amn
Col. Gas
Gen. Motors
Os Goodrich
Hayes
N. Y
Rails
St. Paul
Union Pac U
U.S. Rub
Sureves Gok
U. S. Steel
West
Cercaver
Willys
Sivereesen
Gere de Pasco Wsse
Ses
West Md
Sesevseeeee
Ceveceveenese
Dav
Danevepeee Rdm
Bbst
Revewteen
Amn
Steel
Ray Con
Loco
Barnsdall Con
Motors
Fisk
Censeeree
Ccacseceres
Otis Steel
At ‘Phillips’ Pet
ATS Packard AY
Pierce Arrow
Radio Corp
Aly Spicer
Tim. R. Bear
West Air Brake Vivre
A. BE. Masten
Thompson Bolen
Will
Thomas
Livermore
Jay
Sune Dens
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