Theatrical Man Carroll Falls on Judge Sentence
Judge Goddard imposes one year and a day on each of two counts and fines totaling 2000 dollars for international perjury. Bail of 5000 dollars continued with a world wide bond to allow travel. Carroll remains free pending appeal set for October term. He expressed optimism and affection outside the courthouse.
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Herbert Smyth
Carroll
Goddard
Arroll
New York
Court of Appeals
Godpeered
Carl
Fire devastates fertilizer plant in Havana strike
A Havana fertilizer plant owned by the American Agricultural Chemical Company suffered over a million dollars in damage after a blaze destroyed the plant and its wharves. Multiple explosions hampered firefighting efforts as the site occupied two city blocks. The fire hit as the tourist season opened, causing indirect heavy losses. News service: INS.
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Havana
Cuba
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Official Program Issued For U S W V Convention Here
A detailed schedule outlines events for United Spanish War Veterans and related groups in Ellis Hall and Memorial Hall. Luncheon, business sessions, receptions, parades, elections, and entertainment are listed across Friday and Saturday with venues including State Armory Memorial Hall and the Elks Home. The New York Calvary Baptists Church case reports the expulsion of four trustees accusing Pastor Rev John R Straton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
State Armory
Naval and Military Order
U. S. War Veterans
Pennsylvania
Memorial Hall
Auxiliary
Elks Home
Grand Lair
Naval and Military Order of the
Military Order of the Serpent
Indiana and Ritz Theatres
Joseph Blakely
Regiment
New York
Calvary Baptists Church
John R. Straton
Dr. Straton
Lutherans in Synod Meeting Select Rochester as Next Site
A delayed decision settled on Rochester as the next synod meeting location after hours of balloting. The missions report noted five home missions became self supporting in the year. Elected for the coming year were Ellis B. Burgegess president, Poil R. Mullen recording secretary, George H. Schur secretary of statistics, S. G. Dornlaser treasurer, and John H. Myers missionary superintendent. Eighty nine Pittsburgh synod congregations exceeded average per capita gifts, totaling 363277 with a 4.93 per capita average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Superintendents of Missions
Home i
Ellis B. Buregess
D. D
Crafton
Po IL R. Mullen
Swissvale
George H
S. G. Dornlaser
Freeport
John H. Myers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Synod
Synod
Congress May Sidestep Issue in Wet Bills Clash
Conflicting testimony today signals Congress may bypass key issues as wet bills seek repeal or reform of the Lath amendment and Volstead act. The Goff bill strengthens enforcement but faces death in the Senate, with wets threatening riders to force record votes amid re election pressures.
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Midge and
Edwards
New Jersey
Bruce
Maryland
Lincoln C. Andrews
Senate
Monday Music Club Stage Romeo Juliet In Song
The Monday Music Club presented two scenes from Romeo and Juliet in Normal Chapel last evening. Lyrical solos and duets told the tale with garden balcony moments and the Friar Laurent interlude, ending with the lovers' nuptial rhyme and tragedy. A retrospective note adds Shakespeare’s Verona setting and the lovers’ fate, while the review praises singing, stage presence, and atmosphere.
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Romeo and Juliet
Romeo
Juliet
Vérona
Gregorio
Laurent
Shakespeare
Verona
Italy
Montagu
Capulet
Paris
Capulets
Tybalt
Gertrude
Grains Close Steady as Wheat Corn Oats Float
CHICAGO June 3 Wheat eased to the cent marks with corn and oats fluctuating. Wheat led losses on light cables from Liver pool and rain fears, later recovering modestly. Corn opened flat with light trade while July and September weakened under pressure and December saw good buying interest. Oats were nearunchanged with July short covering. Provisions rose on cash and commission house buying as weather across the belt remained favorable.
Markets Endorse Steady Cattle and Hogs Trade in Pittsburgh
Livestock supplies hold steady as cattle and calf runs total 858 to 105, prime and choice beef quoted around 9.50 to 9.75 with good fat cattle at 9.25 to 9.75 and common cattle 6.75 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs show 8.75 for good ewes and lambs around 15.25 to 18.0, hogs hinge from 14.00 to 15.00 for prime to heavy kinds with varied weights and pigs trading 14.75 to 15.00. roughs 11.50 to 12.50 and stags 7 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Each State Claims Star On Azure Field of Flag
The United States flag shows forty eight white stars on a blue field arranged in six rows of eight. Each star represents a state in admission order per Norbury W Thorton in National Republic. Rows list states by order from Delaware and others to New Mexico.
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United States
Norbury W. Thorton
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Vermont
Kentuckey
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Illinois
Alabama
Maine
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Lorida
Texas
Iowa
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
West Virginia
Nevada
Nebraska
Colorada
Sount Dakota
South Daota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
John P Moore Dies at 70 in Knoxville near Pittsburgh
John P Moore aged 70 died at his Knoxville home after over a year of ill health. He was a former U S Ambassador to Spain and longtime Allegheny County Controller, having served in the Pennsylvania House, State Senate, and as county controller. Survived by widow, two daughters and a son. brother of Alexander P Moore.
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Pittsburgh
I. P. Moore
Alexander P. Moore
U. S
Spain
Allegheny County
Knoxville
Here
Moore
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Miss Constance Binney Weds Charles Cutting in Lyme
Old Lyme Conn June 3 Miss Constance Binney screen star wed Charles Edward Cutting of Boston in the Old Lyme Episcopal Church. The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Appiston Lawrence of Massachusetts with Mrs. David Sloan of Baltimore as bridesmaid and Major Francis Colby as best man. Cutting belongs to the Lee Higginson Co international bankers in New York and Boston. PHILADELPHIA The federal order empowering local officers as agents for prohibition enforcement will radically change our form of government, said Albert J Beveridge former Indian senator in an addyegay.
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Old Lyme, Conn
Constance Binney
Charles Edward Cutting
Boston
Old Lyme Episcopal Church
Appiston Lawrence
Maseechussetts
David Sloan
Baltimore
Francis Colby
Cutting
Lee Higginson and Co
the International Bankers
New York
Philadelphia
Albert J. Beveridge
Local residents visit Indiana area and notable movements
Washington township citizens A Rummel and W J Orr spent a day in town while numerous visitors and travelers from Pittsburgh to Blairsville and Homer City were seen in Indiana. The piece notes several local residents returning from trips, hospitalizations, or attending events and patients undergoing operations.
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A, A. Rummel
W. Js Orr
Washington Township
Dorothy Bush in Person and Her Rompers at Indiana Theatre
Dorothy Bush appears with her revue and the Del Monte Syncopators at the Indiana Theatre next week. The show features music songs and humorous stories by Bush with the Syncopators delivering jazz and high class musical pieces for a broad audience. The management touts the act as a major road success and an unusual expense to attract patrons.
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Indiana Theatre
Fox
Christie
del Monte
Holly Hall
Misa Bush
Indiana
Card of Thanks for Homer City loss
We acknowledge the many kindnesses shown after our bereavement especially the sympathy and flowers from Homer City High School. Mr and Mrs John Defalo Homer City Pa.
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Homer City High School
John Defalo
Homer City
Card of Thanks for B. W. Mosler in Waterman PA
The Mosler family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and after the death of their wife and mother B. W. Mosler in Waterman Pennsylvania.
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B. W. Mosler
Waterman
Ernest Man Held In Jail On A Larceny Charge
A man named Ernest is held on larceny charges after three companions were detained at the local police station. Zelman and Gibarty were released at the hearing, Barr posted bail, and Mitkoski claimed he borrowed Barr's plates and operator’s card to drive to Pittsburgh. A separate robbery attempt near Abe Buchman’s East Market Street clothing store prompted armed family members to fire on intruders, but no clues were found after police checked nearby businesses.
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Ernest Man
Zelman
Gibarty
Barr
Mitkoski
Pittsburgh
Abe Buchman
East Market Street
Buchman
Solent
Orphans Court Sale Estate of C Heber Steying Deceased
Public sale of real estate for the estate of C Heber Steying to begin Friday June 4 1926 at 10:00 AM on the premises at No 1 including a one half interest in a store building at 574 Philadelphia Street a garage at Nixon Avenue and Court Way a residence at 605 South 6th Street a half interest in five Grandview lots a 42-239th interest in a Grandview Realty Company plan sale conducted by Farmers Bank Trust Company of Isis PA administrator c a
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Orphan’s Court
C. Heber Steying
Phila, St
Nixon Ave
Court Way
S. 6Th St
Grandview
Second Ward
White Township
Grandview Realty Company
Jeank & Trust Company
Isis Pa
Fragmented OCR list of stocks and percentages across firms
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names such as General Motors, Royal Dutch, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, Union Pacific, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Phillips Petroleum with varied percentage figures. The jumbled text resembles a financial tickers page or stock table with inconsistent spacing and illegible letters.
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Am Buty Danetses Tes
Tel
Ate
Beedewarestas
Cal Pat
Josdett Oil
Crucibla
Cole Ganseraine
Gen. Motors Int. Nickel
Kans
Kelly Spring
Royal Dutch
yRock
Sinclair Oil
South Pac
Studebaker
Ind
South Rails
Union Pac
U S
U S Steel
Am Steel
Fisher Body
Eccmese 3d
Phillips Pet
Eccnceem
Packard Motor
Eccsse
Pierce Arrow
Ieeseten
Radio Corp «Resnwene
Seneva Cops Aveccseee
Spicer Mig
Seve
Time Bear
Seress
West Air Brake
Bonfire Blast Injures Jersey City Youths
Six boys were injured and one gravely threatened after a man believed to have held gunpowder hurled it into a bonfire where the youths gathered in Jersey City. The incident, reported by A. E. Masten & Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa, prompted medical attention and investigation into the assailant's intent.
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A. E. Masten & Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Jersey
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O’cleck
Ladies Auxiliary
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Jeren
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the Big Shoe Store
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Phila
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Congress
Romeo, Juliet
John P. Cheiks
Janna Hagen
Uae
John P. Moore
Miss Binney
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Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Keller
Mrs
Ben Keller
Chestnut Street
Jack Roope
Chill Laughlin
Marion Center
Squire
Harry T. Miller
John M. St. Clair
Alice
Apollo
Charles Dickison
Church Street
Dixonville Hospital
W. R. Jones
Gon Milton
William Cronk
Wilkes-Barre
James Cronk
Locust Street
John Oates
Bon Ton
A. B. Smith
Freeport, Pa
Iniana
J. W. Daugherty
DuBois
J. E. Edwards
New Florence
M. G. Randolph
Court House
Mildred Paul
Blairsville
Indiana Friends
Blair Rorabaugh
Blair Goodlin
Clymer
Steve Krynak
McGee's Mills
E. A. Rhodes
Arnold
Claude W. Bennett
Homewood, Pa
W. L. Orr
Creekside
A. M. Stiver
Canoe Township
Cash Craig
The
Paige Automobile Company
Kittanning
J. A. Stuchell
Evening Gazette
Dorothy Bush
Glasser
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