New Heads in Two Countries in Europe
In Poland Prime Minister Bartel may stay on under President Moscicki after the inauguration. Parliament likely to be dissolved, with a triumvirate led by Moscicki, Bartel, and Marshal Pilsudski to push reform including legal actions against former officials and broad economic changes. In Portugal a provisional government formed after a bloodless revolution, with President Machado resigning and moving to Lisbon suburbs. Cabecdas seen as no dictator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warsaw
INS
Bartel
Moscieki
Moscicki
Barte
Marshal Pilsuski
Pilsudski
Portugal
Lisbon
Premiero Cabescadas
Machado
Blairsville police blotter and graduation items
Blairsville police blotter records multiple cases including fights on the streets, indecent language, disorderly conduct, and traffic violations on Memorial Day with fines and bail actions. The report lists four Blairsville graduates from Allegheny General Hospital Training School for 1925 and Blairsville High School commencement details with 64 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville Borough
J. P. Wineland
Near Town
Market Street
H. W. Kuhns
Thomas Ficcia
Plaintif
Heith- Patti
Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Louise Alexandra Visit Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 2, Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Louise Alexandra of Sweden expect a memorable day. They begin at White Marsh Hall, tour Independence Hall with Centennial officials, lay a wreath on Washington’s statue, visit Swedes Church, the Exposition, the John Mortot Memorial building cornerstone, and attend a luncheon at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania Building. Crowds line streets to glimpse royalty after their late arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Prince Gustavus Adolphus
Louise Alexadra
Sweden
United States
White Marsh Hall
Chest Hill
Edward. 'T. Swatesbury
Independence Hall
Water W. Freeland Kendrick
Washington
John Mortot
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Vistors
Fiddlers Contest Opens in Greensburg Nightly
Greensburg hosts an old-time fiddlers contest at the Grand Theatre with entries over 40 years old from Indiana county and surrounding areas. Winners receive gold prizes and a silver loving cup while prospects of a Sesqui Centennial tryout are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Grand Theatre
Greensburg
Greensburg Morning Review
Greensburg Daily Tribune
D. R. Carnahan
Saltsburg
Carnahan
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Woman Held For Slaying Miner In Greensburg
Mrs Pallie Chandler aged 29 of Haydenville Pa is held on murder charge after Walter Howard a 30 year old Black miner was stabbed with a garden fork during a supper at the Chandler home. Police say the weapon pierced his heart and the case is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Pallie Chandler
Haydenville
Walter Howard
Howard
Chandler
Seniors Receive Study Hours Reward At H S Commencement
The H S seniors were honored for study hours with a commencement program at Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh. Dr Barker delivered a sermon on A Consecrated Hand and the high school orchestra performed. The valedictory by Miss Queen Keating stressed hard work as the key to success. Diplo m as distributed to 124 seniors as Superintendent Herlinger noted farewell. Class officers were Clara Baker Floyd Bothell Norman Park and Benjamin Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Mitchell
Hall
Mitchell
Oil City
Queen Keating
Woodland
Edgar
Pinsuti
Thomas T. McCord
Harry D. Clawson
Renssalear Polytechnic Institute
Harry V.herlinger
Campbell’s
Mills
Clara Baker
Floyd D. Bothell
Norman Reese Park
Benjamin F. Marshall
U. P. Assembly Adopts Budget and Special Appeals
The U P Assembly finished with approval of a budget for foreign missions 477 258 home missions 240 296 and other boards including black church work erection and education. A resolution lets the foreign mission board make a special appeal for funds under General Council direction, extending similar privilege to other boards if needed. The 1927 General Assembly will meet in Washington D C on the fourth Monday in January. Special coaches carried delegates home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Foreign Mission
Foreign Mission Board
New World Movement
General Assembly
Washington, D. C
Obituary of Sam Nicholson and Patterson Deaths
Obituary notes Sam Nicholson with his genial personality and business skill, mentioning a birthday party for his mother in Indiana and survivors including his widow, mother, and sister Anna Nicholson. Also reports the death of William Evans Patterson, 76, of Green Township, leaving a widow and children and listing surviving relatives in Indiana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nicholson
Indiana
Anna Nicholson
William Evans Patterson
Green Township
Mra. Cameron
Farmington
Wash
E. W. Parry
Pine Flats
Donald D. Patterson
Commodore, Heslep
Lizzie M.templeton
D. L. Byens
Ebenaburg
Junior readers seek love stories while boys choose science books
In New York the public library reading room head Miss Lenore St John Power notes a shift from dime novels to more factual fare. She says girls seek love stories but boys prefer science and fairy tales, with children drawn to a bright room, friendly staff, and accessible volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lenore
St. John Power
Public Library
Miss Power
Horatio Alger
Nick Carter
Harry Castleman
Robin Hood
Indiana Visitors and Local Notables Appear in Town
A compiled list shows Alex Kerr visiting Indiana and Johnstown friends. R H Cunningham, tax collector for Armstrong township, among out-of-town visitors. many locals hosted or visiting in Indiana with names including Fran Baker and Mrs. Paterson. The piece also quotes a discussion on Dickens and fairy tales with Squire John Reed and Mrs. Anne Stepheny hosting readers and children in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Kerr
Seward
Johnstown
Indiana
R. H. Cunningham
Armstrong Township
David Copperfield
Squire John Reed
Stafford
Anne Stepheny
Diamond
Samuel Brickell
Rossiter
Metropolitan Opera
Jack
Cinderella
Stock market closing values and transport sector notes
The page lists closing quotes for multiple stocks and commodities with varying percentages. Notable entries include Anaconda, Beth Steel, General Motors, Studebaker, Union Pacific, US Steel, Westinghouse, Packard Motors, Radio Corp, and several others. Context suggests broad market activity with price movements and percent changes across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aine Rub
Csises Connie Sire Eet
Vevnereneey BF
Beth Steel
Cassseees
Baldwin Loco
Scesee
Cal Pet Vc Seeneecenee Orm Chit Go
Hayes Wheel
Copsesesee
M. K. T .South Pastalwardee
Cal
Studebaker
Ind
St Land S Weesnace
Am Steel Fdy Weereeem
Ray Consol
Ccertsen
Cen Gas Precvenerveee
Dai Nor. Pac
Pere Mar
Royal Dutch Rock Is
N.Y
N.yn
South Rails
Resell
St Paul
Cseveeseese
TPC
Union Pac Secsescens
Usci Tetera Recenes
Eceseeeenee
U S Steel Coc
Seeeenes
Westinghouse Elec
Willys Overland
LE P.d. Esconn
Caecweseneme
Asvvegsme
Mid
Otis Steel
Encunesomre
Phillips Pet Ereeoree
Packard Motorsesewss
Radio Corp Numecenegum
Spicer Mfg
Tim R Bear
West Air Brake Ooo
x—Ex Diy
Robinson man in Indiana on business today
J. T. Shaffer of Robinson was in Indiana today attending to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Banks Township
Court House
J. T. Shaffer
Robinson
Indiana
First to file monthly report named carrier agent at Marion Center
Clair McAfoos, carrier agent at Marion Center, tops the list for prompt monthly reports for two consecutive months among about forty agents. Several town residents are noted travel and visit updates including graduates, relocations, and visits across Pittsburgh area and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair McAfoos
Marion Center
Del Monte Syncopators at Indiana Theatre This Week
Dorothy Bush and Her Rompers, the clever act at the Indiana scored again last night with a full program change to be repeated this afternoon and tonight. Miss Bush and her troupe delivered lively musical comedy presented in a bustling, lighthearted vaudeville style suitable for a general audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Monte
Indiana Theatre
THURS
Dorothy Bush
Indiana
Miss Bush
Miss Holly
Strand
Mrs E G Davis and Robert Patterson Funeral Notice
Mrs E G Davis of Pine Flats and Robert M Patterson of Green Township are named in a funeral notice. Service at Salem Methodist Protestant Church will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Claas
E.G. Davis
Pine Flats
Robert M. Patterson
Green Township
Salem Methodist Protestant Church
Boy at Play Triggers Engine Plunge Near Glenwood
A boy on a Glenwood Pennsylvania embankment toppled the Baltimore and Ohio Parkersburg Express engine after placing a stone on the track. The locomotive slid 300 feet before tumbling over an embankment near a stream. Engineer Roy Chamberlain of Benwood and fireman T F Toughey of Pittsburgh suffered light bruises and burns. Passengers remained in Pullman and three chair cars. The incident is under investigation by W F Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
JNS
Baltimore and Ohio
Parkersburg
W. F. Booth
Pittsburgh
Roy Chamberlain
Benwood
W. Va
T. F. Toughey
Crane Stunt Artist Crane Refuses Return After 1500-Foot Jump
In Greensburg Pa ex stunt artist Bishop Crane announced from his hospital cot that no amount of money would tempt him to return to his pro career. He leaped 1500 feet from an airplane but his parachute mostly failed to open, leaving him with broken ankles and bruises from the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Duke
Bishop Crane
Crane
New Agent James Harkins Joins Evening Gazette Blacklick
James Harkins is named the new agent for the Evening Gazette in Blacklick. He replaces the previous representative and begins his post with plans to expand local coverage and community reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
James Harkins
The
Evening Gazette
Aurora Borealis Lights Up Indiana Skies
Spectators witnessed a rare northern lights display across Indiana last night. The aurora appeared unusual with vertical rays and a bright arc from east to west, yet oddly enhanced radio signals for many stations, prompting speculation it could be a comet misperceived as a heavenly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getten
Indiana
Tigayenit
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Allegheny General Hospital Training School
Second United Presbyterian Church
Ethel Marjorie Beers
Alice Florence DeVinney
Mildren Olive Foster
Sarah Olive Stuart
Thrysa W. Amos
University of Pittsburgh
Maitlandlexander
Board of
Lottie R. Warling
School of Nursing
Gaga
Weis Ketler
Grove City College
Ithe
R. E. McClure
Donald Morriss
Theo Lack
Wilma Power
Garnet Almes
E. R. Hall
Mary Jane Heazilett
Schubert Tansig
Leonard Finstein
Weir Ketler
Eugene Dimeo
Jon Trig
Westmoreland County
Derry
Derry Township
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
New Alexandria
Mary'Ciatti
Josephine Tripoloi
H. S
U. P. Assembly
Sam’s Nicholson
Fat Deen
Treasure Island
Admiral Benbow Inn
Jim
Joe Mazza
Homer City
In- Wena
Fran Baker
Homestead
Jesse Patterson
Oak Astreet
Ruth Stadtmiller
Johnson Town
Carlos W. Krause
Cleveland, O
McKaney ‘Laboratory
R. E. Donnelly
Isabelle Lewis
Punxsutawney
R. R Ralston
Conneaut Lake
Betty Bergman
Mary Hill
Windber
Kathryn ‘Sayers
DuBois
Martha McLain
George Hetrick
Dixonville
Faye Trimble
Register and Recorder's Office
Harry Bryan
White Township
Miss Welen Townley
Detroit
Mich
F. P. Williams
H. E. Jacoby
Grandview
James Warnick
Junior Branden
Mrs. Wiggins
Locust Street
Max, Simpson
Youngstown, Q
James Simpson
Mark Peace
S. Heller
South Hills
James Banks
Chambersville
Agnes Crossman
Johnson City
Tenn
Elk Park
N. C
Edward Pf, Howard
Davenport
Fay
Pius Ae
Sweetheart
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