01 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
1
Postal notice describes the Office and Printing Plant at Janette Building along Carpenter Ave in Fans, Pa as reboxed as second class mail matter by Indiana Post Office.
Pittsburg police and detectives cannot determine a motive for the shooting of John Joscher, 30, and his wife, 25, in their Southside home. Officers weigh jealousy, murder, or accidental shooting as possible explanations as both are treated. doctors expect the wife to recover and the husband to have a fighting chance.
In Scranton, June, Robert Priem twenty one shot and killed his father Herman Priem forty five a Dunmore merchant after a dispute over a broken faucet. The father is reported to have driven him out then abused him and threatened him with a pick handle. The son allegedly drew a revolver and shot him in the hall, the wound proving fatal within an hour. Young Priem is at large.
Ulmer L. Castle of Pittsburg former Prohibition candidate for governor convicted last March of conspiring to publish false statements about Standard Title and Trust company finances argued for a new trial. He was allowed to plead his own case as the court reserved decision. Strong for Clark two thirds of counties in the state show Clark will have a majority in the state convention in Parkersburg. Also Patterson of Altoona asks moving picture houses to avoid films depicting murders robberies and crimes.
For rent a six room house on Water Street. Inquire at 923 Water Street, 220.
Advertises a for sale item described as a good fireproof butterer at Smiths Milk Depot with the address 223-2p Salt Six Ace and a note for more information in a dated owner listing.
Arraignments reveal Detective Burns duped councilmen in a fake boardwalk scheme. Dougherty pleads not guilty, held on 8300 bail. Five confessions cite bribes of 5000 or 400 paid in ten 50s. Smoke of corruption spreads to other officials and licenses.
About 2,500 hotel workers are out with unions recruiting from ten hotels three restaurants and four clubs. Since the strike began against twenty-one hotels six restaurants and two clubs are affected. No hotel has closed for business though some properties report kitchen and dining staff walking out. Violent incidents are absent but engineers and other staff may join to aid workers.
A rental dispute over 30,600 for terminals and depot facilities blocked Peoria and Pekin Union Railway entering Chicago and Alton trains for about fifteen hours. Passenger freight and United States mail were delayed in Washington and Pekin awaiting settlement of the claim. Ohio jail breaker's capture noted in Pittsburg after escaping Delaware jail with two others. Police report Jiahn, 23, implicated in ten burglaries in Ohio. Vassar students rejoice as daisy chain procession remains part of college days activities.
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