Seven Men Shot in Riot at Ernest
A clash between coal miners on parade with a 12 piece band and constabulary at Ernest left seven men wounded. Wounded include Tony Macro Frank Pennis Joe Vaccooppi Nicoli Micare Pete Pinello and John Pestorki. Clair Snyder deputy was shot in the calf. Authorities and miners give conflicting accounts of who fired first as the march returned through Ernest. Three or four other shots fired from the line caused additional injuries and arrests. By 3 PM the town reported quiet with several wounded taken to Adrian hospital and the rest cared for locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Kinnest
Tony Macro
Frank Pennis
Joe Vaccooppi
Nicoli Micare
Pete Pinello
John Pestorki
Coal Company
Clair Snyder
Miners’ Union
Creekside
Anita
Ernest
Bargeant
Ward
Bergani
Nechina
Eliot
Clair Synder
Snyder
Adrian Hospital
Fiae
More True Bills Found In Grand Jury Returns
The court announced the death of J W Kinnan as jurors were dismissed. Grand Jury returns show John Rock selling liquor without license a true bill. Wilson Stiles charged with assault and battery by Harry E Winkleman stands trial. William Wilking not a true bill. Hezekiah Cameron to answer. Rose J Keffles, William Reed and William North to answer aggravated assault and battery. Dominic Nakutia not guilty. William Reed Joseph Yanes not a true bill. Yanes to pay costs. Willing Ukoebo Sam Largti face charges of riot and unlawful assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kinnan
John Rock
Wilson Stiles
Harry E. Winkleman
William Wilking
Marshall McDermott
Hezekiah Cameron
Rose J. Keffles
William Reed
William North
George Allissie
Dominic Nakutia
Joe Puliski
Joseph Yanes
Yanes
Willing Ukoebo
Sam Largti
Patriotic Demonstration Planned in Madrid After King Attack
A storm at San Lucar caused 16 deaths and many injuries with extensive property damage. The wife of Republican leader Mateo is jailed as an accomplice of Morales the would be assassin, accused of helping his escape and confessing to buying the bomber’s clothing. Madrid to hold a patriotic demonstration in front of the Royal Palace on Sunday protesting attempts on the King’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
San Lucar
Mateo
Morales
Alfonso
True bill found against Adolph Aaronson for assault charge
A true bill was returned against Adolph Aaronson in a case brought by Caesar Foreman charging assault and battery. The defendants named include John Durbill Frank Walozk P Churuski George Grascoke George Hebb John Miller John Melhiski Andy Thomas Steve Ossie and John Ossie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durbill
Frank Walozk
P. Churuski
George Grascoke
George Hebb
John Miller
John Melhiski
Andy Thomas
Steve Ossie
John Ossie
Adolph Aaronson
Caesar Foreman
Doy and Conner Death Notices From Marion Center Area
George Sylvester Doty aged about 62 died at his home near Shelocta on June 5 after long illness of dropsy. He lived near Marion Center then moved to the farm where he died April 1, leaving 18 children from two marriages. 11 survive. Second wife nee Brown also survives. Remains moved to Marion Center and interred beside his first wife. Rev. McCoy led services at the cemetery. Matthew Conner, 72, died suddenly from heart trouble at his White township home on June 7. He was a widower with several children. services Sunday at 2 p.m. and burial in Oakland cemetery. Laxesta advertisement appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sylvester Doty
Shelocta
Marion Center
Nee Brown
McCoy
Matthew Conner
White Township
Conner
Apong
Oakland Cemetery
Gourley Weitzel wed in June at home ceremony
Gourley Weitzel wedding held at the bride’s parents home on Tuesday June 5 at 11 am with Rev. A C C Powell officiating. Bridesmaid Lydia Teoka and groomsman Joseph Rankin attended. About 75 guests. Dr. William F. Weitzel of Gipsy, Baltimore Medical College graduate, plans honeymoon to Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore and Washington DC before returning to Gipsy. Damages paid to William Meanor for January train crossing accident. recovery ongoing and may affect summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Arveta Gourley
A. C. Gourley
Grange
William F. Weitzell
Gipsy
A. C. C. Powell
Perry Presbyterian Church
Lydia Teoka
Pittsburg
Joseph W. Rankin
Purchase Line
Weitzel
Baltimore Medical College
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
William Meanor
William P. Meanor
Meanor
Marion Center Independent
Festival at Penn Run Church Planned for June 14
The ladies of the Penn Run Presbyterian Church will host a festival in the band hall on Thursday evening June 14 to raise funds for church repairs. Proceeds will support repairs on the church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the
Penn Run
Rev Daubenspeck to Preach at Proparier Finn Church
The Rev. R. P. Deubenspeck will occupy the pulpit in the Proparier Finn church both morning services, delivering sermons to parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Daubenspeck
R. P. Deubenspeck
Avery
Fifty-fifth Pennsylvania veterans award gold badges
The Fifty-fifth Pennsylvania Regimental Association held its annual reunion at Altona during the State encampment of the G A R. Hon J C Hicks welcomed the veterans and presented gold badges to Mrs M C Watson and Mrs S J Telford, daughters of Col Dick White, in appreciation of the ladies hospitality. Next year’s meeting will be at Lancaster. J M Marshall of town was chosen as a state delegate to the National Encampment in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-fifth Pennsylvania Regimental Association
Altona
J. C. Hicks
Association
M. C. Watson
S. J. Telford
Dick’’ White
Hicks
Indiana
Lancaster
Minneapolis
J. M Marshall
Town
The Gambler's Wife and Northern Lights in Parks Co show
Large audience attended the Parks company last night with the tent full. The Gambler's Wife impressed by strong cast portrayals and solid staging. Tonight The Northern Lights debuts after New York and Boston success, followed by Two Orphans matinee Saturday. Also notes on credit manual, investment tips, a India Christianity address, Krauser corn cure ad, and Osteopathy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Company
United States
Oleely
Northern Lights
New York
Boston
Indiana Directors South With Last Year's Corps
School board actions near led to a nearly unchanged teaching corps for the next year with Ruth Adair and Leila Purington as new members. The list covers principals assistants and ward assignments, detailing salaries of first year teachers at 75 dollars, those with one year at 40, and two or more years at 50 per month. Henry Ray retained janitorial post in the Third ward and a vacancy remained in the Second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridtetf
Ruth Adair
Leila Purington
Eleckal
Prof
James
J. Second
Russ M. Hoga
Landis
Nina
Smith
Miss Stella
Eimy -Cunnins
Misa
Brallier
Misa Edith da
Wison
Phyllis Moor
Minnie Russell
Carrie Gessler
M Bruce
Edna Sans Nochetiz
Principe Eed
Local visitors and departures from Blairsville area
A string of in town visitors and departures noted today from Blairsville and surrounding towns. Names include Michael Stanhope Brust Kenneth Fleming Sheloct Joe Beamonte Creek Point and others visiting Indiana Vanderg Pittsburgh observers Mrs May Scott and Mr Harry Thompson. Herbert Fleming to Indiana and Rev J Logan Sauple to arrange overseas travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fleming
Sheloct
Vanderg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Bergani
Sergeant Ward
Santa Claus
Thornorke
Thorndike
Philadelphia Press
George S. Doty
Mathew Conner
Col. White
Pittsburg Bank of Savings
Rose Cox
India
America
Free Methodist Church
Krauser
Krauser & Bros
Migrs
Milton
Purington
Qld
Keer
A Anes Harry Cameron
Blairsville
Ralph Plude
Penn
Intrain
Michael Stanhope
Brust
Joe Beamonte
Creek Pnt
Thligim
Dr. Larimer
Scott
V. C. Miller
Seg
Pittaburg
Harry ‘Hompoon
Phy
Livery Business Place
Charles Beeson
Beeson
Gen
White
R. J. Watson
Tal
Blairsille
Herbert Fleming
The
Indian Brewing Co
New State
Diana
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