Penn Public Co Officials Guests of Kiwanis Club
Johnstown program features Mr Zieme discussing the electric power industry rise from Edison to today. The Penn Public System spans 800000 sq miles from Garrett County Maryland to Erie, with 110000 volt trunk lines and three major power plants. It serves about 87000 customers and 250000 horsepower in mines and plants, stressing reliable expansion for growing communities.
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Penn Public CO
Kiwanis Club
Johnstown
Wohmer
Aldridge Soth
Zieme
Electric Light Company
iIt
Thames Edison
Menlo Park
N J
Edison
General Electric
E- Electric
WH. D. Walbridge
New York City
Philipsburg
Indiana
Clearfield
Blairsville
Downatown
DuBois
Punxsutawney
Erie
Warren
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Penn Public System
Garrett County
Seward
Clarion
Clarion Hydro-Electric Corporation
Deep Creek
Youghiogheny Power Company
Dtsa
Penn Pub- He
Penn Public
Death claims County resident in Pittsburgh linked tragedy
A 62 year old County resident, born in Indiana County and living in Pittsburgh, died while visiting St. Marys during a private pool fishing outing with friends. She was married 30 years to W Meyer and leaves a husband, daughter Mary, sisters Mrs Ora McGee, Mrs John Armsstrong, and brothers William Tyger, Harry, and KE M Scott. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the Sutter home Indiana Street, with burial at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
Woman's Club and Association For the Blind
Pittsburgh
Pounxsutawney
Mary
Ora McGee
Marion Center
William Tyger
Harry
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
John Armsstrong
San Diego
KE. M. Scott
Toledo
John F. Sutter
Indiana Street
Fairview Cemetery
Riot in New Kensington as 3000 miners clash with guards
Westmoreland county sheriff William Fischner imposes martial law limits on street activity after a mob of about three thousand miners and supporters confronts three observed strike breakers. Police, state troopers, deputies and railroad detectives guard trains and tracks amid fears of renewed violence.
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Ulary
Westmoreland County
New Kensington
William Fischner
John 3. Fisher
National Guard
Kinlock
Valley Camp Coal Co
Loeal
Fischner
Union
June Grand Jury In Session Exempts Local Residents
The June grand jury in session continued from page one excused several individuals including J. W. Blaney of Burrell township Adam Dunmire Burrell township J. T. Fleming Blacklick township Merle MecCardle Indiana C W Mitchell Indiana Francis Pequignot Green township and James N Stewart Indiana with G M Wilson of South Mahoning township noted among participants.
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G. M. Wilson
South Mahoning Township
J. W. Blaney
Burrell Township
Adam Dunmire
J. T. Fleming
Blacklick Township
Merle MecCardle
Indiana
C. W. Mitchell
Francis Pequignot
Green Township
James N. Stewart
Cottbus Hosts Silver Bowls And Wreaths For Airflight Heroes
Ambassadors and officials greet Cham berl in Berlin after the longest and fastest NY to Berlin flight. The Bellanca landed at Tempelhofer Field as crowds were kept in check by police. Americans celebrate a new aviation record and cross continental friendship.
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Chamberlin
den Linden
Imperial Castle
Tempelhofer Field
Bellanca
Imperial Parade Ground
Contro
New York
Berlin
Sshurman
Levine
Hays
Columbia
Tegel
Lufthansa
Chamberlain
Cottbus
Hotel Ansorge
Cottbuss
Local utility expansion funds debated for new industries
A reader notes that prompt funding should be available for major line extensions and improvements to spur growth in new industries, arguing that high expenditures can be justified when extending services to expanding sectors.
Lindsey Must Give Up Bench at Denver Juvenile Court
Washington June 7 Judge Ben B Lindsey must surrender the post as required by a Supreme Court ruling. The high court denied Lindsey’s petition for review of a Colorado Supreme Court decision removing him after the 1924 election defeat by Royal B Graham. Opposing counsel argued the court lacked jurisdiction.
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Washington
INS
Ben. B. Lindsey
Denver
Supreme Court of the United States
Lindsey
Colorado Supreme Court
Royal B. Graham
Land of Silver Origins of Argentina Name
The article explains Argentina’s name derivation from the Latin word for silver. It notes that the original term was De La Tata and cites Diaz de Solis as the discoverer who named the land due to silver ornaments worn by native peoples.
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Argentine Republic
Argentina
de la Tata
Diaz de Solis
Bellanca still seeks big planes for trans Atlantic travel
The article notes Bellanca plans multi engine passenger craft for Europe, needing 60 percent power to fly with full load. He envisions non nonstop NY to Paris trips with stops at Newfoundland and the Azores, totaling about 36 hours. The Chamberlin and Levine flight is cited as proof of safety and potential.
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Bellanca
Giuseppe M. Bellanca
Columbia
New York
Germany
Europe
Paris
New Foundland
Azores
Bellanva
Chamberlin
Levine
Notable Indiana Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Life
Sidney Handler returns home from Dickinson College for vacation to parents Mr and Mrs Louis Handler. Mrs Helen Peterman leaves for Louisville after teaching in Bridgeville schools. Chris Coy, candidate for County Commissioner, calls on Indiana friends. Town sees visits from J Walter Wiggles and family in Lisbon Ohio. Mrs Gertrude Blaxter and Margaret Gilbert travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Miss Gaye Griffith heads to Pittsburgh for a few days. Numerous locals visit family and conduct business, including C W Fyock and J B Ferguson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Handler
Dickinson College
Louis Handler
Helen Peterman
James Peterman
Bridgeville
Louisville
William Stahmaker
Gertrude Blaxter
Margaret Gilbert
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ellis Couple on an Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs Griffith Ellis of Church Street depart this morning with Mr and Mrs A T Collins of Mount Pleasant in the Collins car for Wilkes Barre to attend a State Millers Insurance Company meeting. They will then proceed to Bryn Mawr College for commencement where granddaughter Mary Jane Fulton of Hartford is in the graduating class.
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Griffith Ellis
Church Street
A. T. Collins
Mount Pleasant
Collins
Wilkes-Parre
State Millers’ Insurance Company
Tater
Ellis
Bryn Mawr College
Midas Mary Jane Fulton
George R. Fulton
Hartford
Miss Liggett Receives Her Bachelor of Arts Degree
Miss Beulah A. Liggett received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio Northern University on May 24 in Ada Ohio. She was part of a 20 student graduating class and active in basketball hockey and campus clubs. After commencement she planned an automobile trip through northern Ohio New York and Pennsylvania with her son Mia Liggett.
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Beulah A. Liggett
Wiliam N. Liggett
Ohio Northern University
Atla, O
Miss Liggett
Pennsylvania
Girls
Mia. Liggett
Ohio
New York
Lindbergh Promoted To Colonel In Missouri National Guard
Lindbergh is promoted to colonel in the Missouri National Guard and proceeds to Washington for a triumphal reception. A large convoy of army and navy planes accompanies his air journey from the Potomac to the capital with a select reception lineup including Shirley J. Short and Harry G. Smith. The committee plans a ceremony with President Coolidge, cabinet members, and brief addresses at the Washington Monument grounds and official receptions by Minnesota and the National Press Club.
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Potomac
Lindbergh
Air Mail Service
Shirley J. Short
Harry G. Smith
Air Mail
Pennsylvania Avenue
Col. Lindbergh
John Hays Hermione
Hammord
Washington Monument
Coolidge
New York-to-Paris
District of Columbia
Navy Yards
New
Dwight Davis
Wilbur
White House
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Filer
Washington
Col. Tindbergh
Monument Grounds
Minnesota Society
National Preas Club
Rotarians impose dress rule as top hats vanish in Ostend
American Rotarians arriving at Ostend for the Rotary convention caused a hat shortage as they bought out the city's top hats. Evening dress restrictions were announced, yet many Americans wore formal attire. Gambling at the Jursaal ran generally light while Queen Elizabeth and Princess Marie Jose attended a Hippodrome equestrian show. Raymond Knoepell of New York spoke along with other European Rotarians.
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Jursaal
Rotary Cnvent
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Marie Jose
Hippodrome
Raymond Knoepell
New York
Obscure 1930s Industrial Stocks List From Newspaper Page
A dense OCR style list shows holdings and prices for major 1930s companies including American Sugar, Am Wool, Tel and Tel, Bethlehem Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Studebaker, Packard, Pierce Arrow, Union Tank, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Hudson. The fragment references stock values, percentages, and various company names across a wide industrial sector snapshot. The exact figures are garbled but indicate a market table or stock ticker compilation present on a newspaper page.
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Sugat Ives
Anseonda Trivretientes
Alt. S. Fe
Kane
Kelly Spring
Ind
South Rails
St Louis
S&s
Ccs
Lenin
Pavcieeenver
Phillips Pet
Punta Alegre Sugi
Packard Mot
Radio
Ereee
Sey
Rock Island Ray Cons
Sinclair Git
Seneca Cop South Pace
Studebaker
Stand O of
Tand
PRR
Eeees
MF ‘Union Tac
WSCT
Us& Steel
West Elec
West Airbreke
Willys Overland
West Mdnsieiapeeee White Co Pau Ceeer
Eee
Hudson Joeeeeeerr
Eins Stewart
Warner
Wealth of colleges dwarfs rivals with endowments
Harvard leads U S higher education by endowment at about 54 billion dollars with Stanford Johns Hopkins Carnegie Princeton Rochester and Pennsylvania also listed among top institutions in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States
Gethin bin
Leland Stanford, Jr
Chicago
Cursull
Johns Hopkins
Carnegie
Princeton
Rochester
Pennsylvania
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Kensington
Lightcap Electric Co
Maytag
Land of
Silver
Chris Coy
Cherryhill Township
J. Walter Wiggles
Lisbon
George S. Brant
Gaye Griffith
A. T. Rugh
Blacklick
Scott Fuleymore
George Frame
Garfeld
Agnes Stadtmiller
Robert K. Wagner
Ray 2D. Walback
West Wheatfield Township
Melvin Calhoun
Gas Town
A. F. Travis
Dayton, Pa
Waz
H. H. Kauffman
State College
Agan
J. B. Ferguson
Saltsbury
J. W. Smith
Rossiter
C. W. Fyock
Frank Gardner
Glen Campbell
Grand Jury
Charles Moorhead
The
Gulf Refining Company
Mrs. J. T. Elder
Ida Brown
C. W. Harman
Washington Township
Dr. H. ©. Blair
East Brady
Nola Fulter
Anna Margaret
Hillsdale
Gazette Office
William FB. Dixon
Jacksonville
William Blystone
Conemaugh Township
Court House
William Hoe
George McCullough
East Wheatfield Township
Evening Gazette
Lindberg
Missouri National Guard
ALB
Master & Uot
Pittsburgh, Pas
Welciumve Melo
Eth
Glasser