Indiana Nine Holds Canton to No Hits in Classic Pitching Duel
Indiana pitcher Rube Haggerty blanks Canton Cantona Terminal team without a hit or run, in a fielding rich game noted for Seigfield and Trainer plays. Willis counters with masterly pitching for Canton, giving Indiana a rare, clean sheet as Meissner, Hartle, and Konosh contribute stout defense and timely plays.
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Indiana
Rube Haggerty
Cantona
Techna
Whreros
Willis
Canton
Ty Clancey
Seipfield
Williams Anl
Warren Hid
Aafely
Kennigh
Teft
Seigfield
Williams
Warren
Scott
John Trainer
Ayler
Red Farrell
Cain
Konish
Xman
Evers
Voyten
Wee
Konosh
Vox
Rerne
Fasrell
The
Marty Cere Cecan Hawgerty
Poe
Totah Oocereae Canton
Belliptield
Agler
Chancey
Hartle
Meissmer
Chin
Er Clincey
Wilils
Successor of John S. Fisher Named
Harrisburg June 7 Gow Sproul today appointed Peter B. Cameron to be State Banking Commissioner to succeed John S Fisher who resigned weeks before the May primary. Cameron has been in the Banking Department for years and for the past two years served as Second Deputy Banking Commissioner. His home is Wellsboro, Tioga County.
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Harrisburg
Gow Sproul Teday
Peter B. Cameron
John S. Fisher
Cameron
Banking Department
Es Home
Wellsboro
Tigva County
Preparations for Mt Gretna Encampment Begin With Local Units
Preparations are underway by Co. IM and the Hospital Company for their annual encampment at Mt. Gretna around August. Both companies will depart together and rely on their officers to lead, with Indianus company reputations expected to shine.
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Co. IM
Mt. Gretna
Uppley
Indianus
Ernest Sunday School Meeting in Ernest Union Church
A detailed schedule for the Ernest Sunday School meeting in Ernest Union Church on Thursday June 16, 1822 led by George TH Conner, Missionary for the American Sunday School Union. Morning and afternoon sessions include devotions, addresses by Rev. Chius, Rev. McKee, Prof. Weaver, and Rev. Chilente, with a focus on long service, Bible study, teachers training, and church work. Evening features song service and Bible study. all union schools invited. basket lunch and possible full-day attendance.
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Earnest
Union Church
George TH. Conner
American — Sunday School Union
Wero
Chius
Wile Finms
We Ti
McKee
Jessan Ever
James McConaughy
Chilente
Joseph G. Weaver
Walters A. Uungs
Jas. McConaughey
James McConaughey
Philadelphia
Union
George FE. Conner
Red Cross Policy Cuts Civilian Relief After July First
A new Red Cross policy directs all civilian relief funds and time to ex soldiers starting July 1. The Washington headquarters announce shifts to focus on veterans, citing wartime duties in Europe and relief work during floods and disasters at home.
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Washington
American Red Grass
Indiana Couple Married in Cumberland Maryland
An Indiana couple, Mr Joel McCaughey of the ship Bushnell U S No and Miss Grace lla Engle, quietly wed in Cumberland Maryland. They returned home, and friends learned of the marriage only after it appeared in the papers. McGaughey plans to return to his ship Inter.
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Joel McCaughey
Bushnell U.S. No
Miss Gracella
Nirvey Engle
Cumberland
McGaughey
Inter
Britain heat wave blamed on Amphents enterprise
London reports Britain's heat wave attributed to Amphents enterprise per Prof. Bishop of Clapham University. He says key Wort enterprise shifts Gulf Stream, bringing warmer summers to England.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Bishop
Clapham University
Gulf Streay
England
Aus
Erie R R President Brands Strike Talk as Newspaper Talk
President of the Erie Railroad, Underwood, says talk of a nationwide strike is newspaper talk. He argues wages have fallen across industries, urges arbitration, and notes the rail line would continue running if a strike occurred. He cautions readers against sensational news coverage.
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Erie R. R
New York
Devick
Underwood
Erie Railroad
Enttine Nantiwity
Cpward
Witton
Iehin
Unierswoods
Commencement Week at State College to Honor 600 Graduates
The Pennsylvania State College will hold its largest commencement, with 65 women among the graduates, over 600 total for the year. President Thomas will deliver the baccalaureate and commencement addresses as class day features present a $50,000 endowment. Notable graduates include Jonas Benton Baughman, Charles Tucker Ddds, Clyde A Fowler, Wallace D Guthrie, Joseph P Pounds, and William S Wetzel from multiple towns and colleges.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
State of Pennsylvania
John. Thomas
John
Alumni Association
University of Pittsburgh
Thomas
Wallace Donaldson Guthrie
Indiana
Joseph Prank Pounds
Blairsville
William Sherwood Wetzel
Marion Center
Sixty Couples Attend Omega Chi Dance at Camp Rest-a-While
The Alumni Association of Omega Chi Fraternity and friends hosted one of the fraternity’s largest social affairs at Camp Rest-a-While last night. About sixty couples attended. the event featured superior music by the Garden City Orchestra and an esteemed local congregation.
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Omega Chi Fraternity
Camp Resta
Garden City Orchestra
Garden City
Senior Ball Closes Jocal Vivi School Class of 22
This evening the Jocal Vivi School Class of 22 finishes its run with the Senior Ball in the Outing Club Recreation Hall at 8 o clock. The Garden City Orchestra provides the music for what attendees expect to be the season’s standout social event.
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Jocal Vivi
Garden City Orchestra
HARRY JACOBS HANGED AT DAWN IN LONDON
London June 7 A teenage killer, 18 year old Harry Jacobs who entered Lady White's hotel room, attacked and murdered her weeks ago, was hanged at dawn today in Lentonville prison. Last minute efforts to secure a reprieve from King George failed. Special Sale of potted plants suited for porch boxes and hanging baskets advertised.
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London
lUstry Jacobs
Lady White
Lentonville
King George
Camp Fire Cake Sale Saturday on Philadelphia Street
The Camp Fire Girls will hold a cake candy and pie sale Saturday afternoon on the White lot on Philadelphia street. They will trade novelty dolls to delight the children.
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Camp Fire
Philadelphia
Sunday Parking Rules Prompt Indiana Car Owners to Act
An article urges Jar owners and nearby residents in Indiana to keep Sunday parking clear on chosen streets to allow emergency access and fire vehicles to pass. City officials ask citizens to park with care and consider the safety needs, warning that delays could hinder emergency response if access is blocked.
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Indiana
Alinna
Pinchot Stands for Miner as State Chairman
The Republican nominee for governor backed General Asher Miner of Wilkes-Barre for State Committee chair, urging unity and victory this fall. He sent letters to all state members promoting Miner, amid opposition from Baker supporters and anti organization factions.
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Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Asher Miner
Wilkesbarre
Republican State Committee
W. Harry Baker
State Committee
Pinchot
George Wharton Pepper
David A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Mrs Moe Buchman Hosts Mother in Delightsome Evening
Mrs Moe Buchman entertained a group of friends at her East Oak Street home last night in honor of her mother Mrs Bass of Philadelphia who is visiting. The gathering featured games and music with a delicious late supper served.
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Moe Buchman
East Oak Street
Bass
Philadelphia
Pope in good health as Vatican reports perfect condition
Rome June 1 an official Vatican notice states the Pope is in perfect health denying prior illness reports. The brief bulletin addressed circulating rumors and confirmed the pontiff’s steady condition.
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Rome
Vatican
J. B. North Buys Property In Wintondale
J B North and Mac 4 of TeVites purchase the A A Long property on Southleventh Street in Wintondale to establish their future home. The parcel sale includes community notices about church events at Phase lay evening and tips on musical instrument repair services offered by Clayton Pollock, formerly of Ben Pollock Inc, now running a shop in the Streams Gite area. Church outreach invites congregants to a Thursday evening service celebrating the Presbyterian Aid Society anniversary.
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Mac
Wintondale
A. A. Long
Southleventh Street
Clayton Pollock
Ben Pollock, Inc
Mises of the Streams ‘Gite Shop
M E Church of Blairsville 100th Anniversary
Blairsville reports the M E Church marks its 100th anniversary with events from June 14 to 18. Rev Charles M. Mills leads the first session. Cleveland’s Golt and Alber Chantequa begin June 28 for a week. Police raid nets 24 arrests at West Market street gambling house. Social announcements include marriages and nuptials, plus a playground opening led by Miss Harriet Diven.
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Blairsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tetawa
Charles MM. Milles
Mr. Miller
Poflovne
Pittsburgh
Cloeters Daumes Miller
Perouy
Dootoy Machin
Rhdrsville
First National Bank
Golt and Alber
Cleveland
Ohio
West Market Street
Wardad
Jota Manean
Lewis
J. T. Davis
BR. E. McClure
First Presbyterian Teacher Meeting Draws Enthusiastic Teachers
A lively social hall gathering brought together about thirty five instructors from the First Presbyterian church. Speeches by Walter Jackson Murray Thompson Miss Boucher and the principal address by Professor nee of the Normal School inspired attendees. The event concluded with a meal.
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Presbytrian
Walter Jackson
Murray Hompson
Boucher
Nee
Normal School
Avent
Compton Shultz Marriage Celebrated Today
Compton of Blairs and Miss Bessie J Shultz daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Shultz were married this morning at 10 o'clock near Indian by Rev R M Offutt of Toledo. The bride is well known locally and the groom has worked nine years for the Lilian street railway Co as a car conductor. They left for a trip to Washington and the South.
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Pat A. Compton
Blairs- We
Bessie J. Shultz
View
W. R. Shultz
Near Indian
Elarkly
R. M. Offutt
Toeliana
Myr. Corpton
Ben
Lilian Street Railway Co
Cay
Washington
Crooked Creek South St Festival At Homer City Church
A readable fragment notes a church festival at Crooked Creek South Street Church in Chandersville with palm beach day events, food like cream and strawberries, and attire sales at LeVine's. The Homer City Golden Gleaner Girls plan a dawn procession and church lawn gathering on Thursday evening June 8th with welcome to all.
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Crooked Creek S
New Chandersville
Batweiluy Everting Dune
Palm Beach
LeVine’s. Vox
Labor Unions Urged to Incorporate After Coronado Ruling
New York attorney Samuel Untermyer comments on the Coronado Coal decision, urging labor unions to incorporate to shield members from liability in strike damages. He links the ruling to the Danbury Hatters case and predicts widespread incorporation if workers act in their own best interests, noting safeguards exist and government regulation can curb abuses. Meeting in Cincinnati opens June 12 to discuss labor topics as a strike mood looms.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Supreme Court
Coronado
United States Supreme Court
Intermyer
Labor federation eyes convention clash over nationwide strike
Washington June 7 08 labor leaders in Washington fear the American Federation of Labor will face its biggest test at the Cincinnati convention opening in June. The pivotal issues expected: railroad wage cuts and a possible countrywide strike, the Taft Supreme Court ruling on unions, and the stance of organized labor in the coming election. Leaders say no opposition to re electing Samuel Gompers. The meeting will also discuss coal strikes the West Virginia trials and Chicago building trades.
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Warren W. Wheaton
Cincinnati
Elec
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Wington
Ameri Federation of Labor
Samuel Gow
West Virginia
Chicago
Mrs Daniels Hosts Ernest Bible Class Event
Mrs Daniels entertained Mrs Zufall's Young Ladies Bible Class of the Ernest Union Church at her home with a varied program of music and games. It was one of the year's largest gatherings and concluded with a luncheon. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Phytheon of Hastings and Miss Louise Mitchell of Indiana.
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Daniels
Zufall
Young Ladies Bible
Ernest Union
Phytheon
Dastings
Louise Mitchell
Forty six killed in blast at Vinnista Ukraine
A Vienna telegraph dispatch reports forty six persons killed when a Bolshevik munition dump exploded at Vinnista in Ukraina. Soviet troops arrest suspects and shoot three leaders. Detachments stand by to quell demonstrations. Also brief notices on troop meeting and student movements.
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London
Vinnista
Ukraina
Vienna
Labor Shortage Hits Pennsylvania Work Lines
Harrisburg reports an acute labor shortage in several fields after almost two years. Demand for workers in building trades metals and mines far exceeds supply. Unskilled roles see wage jumps from 25 to 40 to 95 cents hourly in some areas as miners and textile workers remain sought after amid 167 405 idle. Unemployed totals vary across districts with large pockets in Pittsburgh Scranton Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Labor and Industry
Farme
Altour
Johnatown
Meleesport
New Kensington
Philad
Scranton
Sport
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