Indiana Men Stand Trial for Larceny at Indian Brewery
The Commonwealth brings charges against Fred Kime Ed Gaston William Baker and Harry Palmer for entering and robbing the Indian brewery on May 31 or June 1. Baker and Palmer seek severance. DA opposes. Also Frank Paul and Frank McCreery trials noted for coal wage theft and beer theft. Rochester reports firefighters saved Jobn Snyder’s barn from blaze.
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the Commonwealth
Fred Kime
Gaston
William Baker
Harry
Palmer
Walker Smith
Hea
Samuel Cunningham
Harry Palmer
Kime
Baker
Elkin
Commonwealth
Frank Paul
Possum Glory
Paul
Giovanni Marta
Marta
Frank McCreery
Cherrytree Yards
Children of the Toflera photograph wins prize in salon
Waldo E. Strayer of Wilkinsburg wins first prize for Children of the Toflera a Philadelphia salon entry. The shot shows the hill above Rankin mills in Pennsylvania reflecting Strayer's photographic skill and regional scene.
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Waldo E. Strayer
Wilkinsburg
Philadelphia
Rankin
Strayer
Lewla Strayer
Indiana
Local Varied Talent Offer Upcoming Musical Event
A fragmentary notice describes a home talent performance titled Hin Mexico a music comedy with likely local participants. The piece mentions an event next Tuesday evening, a venue at Du Bois, and advertising for bargains on room items and wall panes.
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Mexico
Ip Punzeutawoey
du Bois
Cherrytree Men to Marry in Near Future
In Cherrytree June 9 Frank J. Minsth waite cashier of First National bank John Mahaffey assistant cashier and Merle McMantere prominent resident plan marriages and new homes. William McKeage contemplates concreting the dam breast and has stocked trout and pike with fishing bans posted. Anselm Buckley awarded contract to replace tilahoorleg in bank building damaged by fire.
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Cherrytree
Frank J. Minsthwaite
First National Bank
John Mahaffey
Mativy Loo
Merle McMantere
William McKeage
Anselm Buckley
Jeayons Stock Co Opens With The Road Agent
A crowded house greeted the Jeayons Stock Co in their own large tent opposite the B R&P station last night. The Road Agent was interpreted artistically and vaudeville with trapeze, moving pictures, and illustrated songs supplemented the show. Tonight the company presents A Poor Girl's Wrongs with new specialties. tickets for ladies and children are 10 cents.
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Jeayons
Luce
Pen Im
Jeayons Stock Co
Blairsville Olympians Lose to Latrobe 8 to 4
Blairsville suffers an 8 to 4 defeat at Latrobe as Hamilton fans seven Latrobe batters while P Cannon proves a tougher puzzle for Blairsville. A Blairsville team wins at home over Derry 10 to 7. Blairville Toter section travels to Bolivar and falls 9 to 1 with Treasure on the firing line for Bolivar and tallying strikeouts.
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Blairsville
Latrobe
Hamilton
P. Cannon
Blairaville
Derry
Bolivar
Treasure
Mt Pleasant School Board Re-elects St Clair as Teacher
At a Mt Pleasant school board meeting Friday evening Misa Blanche St Clair was re elected as a teacher. The Mt Pleasant staff includes Miss Ops Berthel a Normal graduate. St Clair plans an extended visit with her brother Dr Paul M St Clair in Indianapolis.
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Mt. Pleasant
Misa Blanche St. Clair
Town
We Need More Cream for Ice Cream Trade Expansion
Ice cream makers seek 30 to 60 gallons of cream weekly to meet rising demand. Call at Hoston Candy Kitchen next to Poatoffice to arrange supply.
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Hoston Candy Kitchen
Poatoffice
Indiana Candy Worke
Indiana
Woodmen of the World Install Officers and Smok er
The Woodmen of the World will install officers at their Odd Fellows building on Wednesday at 8 o clock. J Elder Peeler Esq will give an address and there will be musical selections. Only members of the order may attend.
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Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows
J. Elder Peeler
Order
Interstate League Player Karl Holben In Town Today
Ringold Jefferson resident Karl Holben, once listed with Franklin in the Interstate League, returns to town today with plans to visit former teammates and scout possible reentry into a local game circuit.
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Karl Holben
Ringold
Jefferson Popoty
Franglin
Trlende
New Species Of Wildcat Baffles Indiana Hunters
Two men, W. Neff and Howard Houk, pursue a purported wildcat near Shelota, Indiana, after a prank with a tin can and candle bait. They fire revolvers and rifles at the animal’s glowing eyes, fail to wound it, and retreat to camp as the candle burns out. Ray Gilleland recalls near scare from a fishing rod rattling behind his tent. Editor Franklin Sansom of the Democrat was registered at Newell's hotel in Pittsburg.
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Indiana County
W. &. Neff
Howard Houk
Shelocta
Neff
Houk
Ray Gilleland
Ja Pot
Gilleland
Franklin Sansom
The
Democrat
Newell's Hotel
Pittsburg
Stump pullers touted for Russian government use
An Indiana Foundry Company claims its stump pullers are world renowned and set for rapid expansion into Chile, Brazil, Japan, and Siberia. A St. Petersburg written letter from April 28, 1908, notes an August or September contest in Siberia near Tara to test forestry clearing gear for the Emigration Administration.
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Indiana Foundry Company
Chile
Brazil
Japan
New York
Siberia
Tara
St. Petersburg
Siberis
Tars
Siberian
Russian Emigration Administration
Chapman Buys Residential Lot on South Seventh Street
County Superintendent James F. Chapman purchased a lot on South Seventh Street from Attorney John A. Pierce for 800 dollars. The parcel adjoins the King Doney house in an important residential area. Sale handled by McConnell and Hosack.
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James F. Chapman
South Seventh Street
John A. Pierce
King-Doney
McConnell & Hosack
Sale At Kinter Home In Dignified Auction
The sale of the personal property of the late J H Kinter will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at his residence No 473 Ruilegabaeia street. Items include household goods and valuables. sale begins at a stated hour at the family home.
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Kinter
J H. Kinter
Ruilegabaeia Iphreet
Elks New Home Open for All Lady Friends
Elks and their ladies attended a reception in the new Elks home Monday evening. A reception committee welcomed guests, with card rooms on the second floor and dancing on the third. The Opera House Orchestra provided music, and a lunch was served at 11 o clock. After June 1, Thursday afternoons will be set aside for the ladies with a female stewardess in charge.
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Pally
Elks
Burgeese
J. A. Crossman
T. E. A. Dugan
Opera
Indies
Points on People visit notes from Indiana area
A crowded social column lists names and hometowns of visitors and residents. Alex Mahoney Pittsburg John Bache Latrobe Arnie Ortner Latrobe Gertrude Lemon Greenaburg A B White Indians J H Lollar Somerset Princet on University students in summer Edward Lightcap Indiana Electric Co Martha Stachul Wilson College Johnstown Mrs Emma and family Rochester Mills etc. Also notices of a grocery business for sale and jewelry prices.
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Misa Martha Stachul
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Herbert Bell
Johnstown
Children’s Day Exercises at Episcopal Church
Mission School members announce children’s day exercises at Christ Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon June 14 at 3 o'clock. Miss Ellen McMullen urges attendance for a special program featuring a solo by Prof. H. E. Cognwell. The event follows a recent missionary convention that spurred wider home mission interest across denominations.
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Mission School
Episcopal Church
Ellen McMullen
Mission Sabbath School
Christ Episcopal Church
H. E. Cognwell
Four Indiana Girls Chosen Re-elected at Greensburg
Indiana residents and other Indiana Normal graduates continue to be in demand at Greensburg, where Frid ay evening these Indians girls were re elected. Cordelia Hazlett on Eleventh Street was paid 70 dollars monthly, Gertrude Lemon on Wayne Avenue 60, Margaret Pollock on Locust Street 380, Leeta Fleck of Grant Street 60. Other Normal graduates re elected include Mary Edna Pega 880, Winifred Orr 70, Florence Lenhart and Annie Koontz each 60.
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Indiana
Indiana Normal
Greensburg
Cordelia Hazlett
Eleventh Street
Gertrude Lemon
Wayne Avenue
Margaret J. Pollock
Locuat Street
Leeta Fleck
Normal
Grant Street
Mary Edna Pega
Winifred Orr
Florence Lenhart
Annie Koontz
Horse Runaway Injures Near Bruchvalley Couple
Gomer Edwards of Johns town and Miss Nora Mahon of New Florence were slightly injured when a horse started frightening near Brushvalley on Sabbath. The buggy overturned after the horse, driven by an auto, became unmanageable. Edwards was taken to his aunt’s Brush Valley home and will recover in days. Mahon, a Brushvalley Normal student, remained about as usual. The rig was badly damaged and the horse was caught.
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Bruchvalley
Gomer Edwards
Johnstown
Nora Mahon
New Florence
Bulomoobi
C. M. Lingle
Graceton
Brushvalley
Edwards
Edwarda
J. P. Artemus
Igs Mabon
Brushvalley Normal
Seward Liveryman
outAt
New Florence Train Transferred To Derry Headquarters
New Florence work train No. 1 is moved to Derry and will headquarters there under one supervisor. The shift unites both work trains under the same division from New Florence to Donohoe on South 7th Street in Rome. An advertisement seeks a crew for the train and notes properties including two houses and three lots valued at 14,500 and other parcels up to 4,500. T. M. Wagner lists town and farm properties for trade or sale with several parcels and prices.
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New Florence
Derry
Donohoe
South 7Th St
Rome
T. M. Wagner
Phila
Funeral for John Smothers at private Oakland burial
Funeral for John Smothers will be held at his late home on Wednesday morning at 10 oclock. The service will be conducted by Rev Mobo of the Christian church. Interment will be private and in Oakland cemetery.
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John Smathers
Bis Lute
Rev
Mobo
The
Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Reelected Peetcaster in Irwingohouse Board Meeting
Misa Aang Laughlin was re elected peetcaster at the Irwingohouse board meeting on Friday. She was assigned to the second room. If your machine needs a repair Applaky and Peterson.
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Misa Aang Laughlin
Irwingohouse
Kiski Surges to Victory in Tight Baseball Clash
Kiski rallied from behind to defeat Normal 6 to 3 in a wartime era high school baseball game at Normal field. Both teams combined for 6 runs in the late innings as McGraw, Andrews, and McCullough led Kiski with timely hits while Normal's Empsfield and Gayley fought back. Umpire Dr. Harry Geatier called a lively contest, with field miscues contributing to the final score.
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Diana
Noremal
Geesler
Kiski
Martin
Uboot
McGraw
McCullough
Andrews
Seco
Don
Gordon
Ecor Andrews
Peterson
Jey
Alexander
Rittengal Beso
Watson
Gayley
Ee McCal Carher
Meroe
Capt
Piere McCullough
MecFarlane
Pierce
Fleming
Miller
Empfield
Rons
Foir
Ballz
Empsfield
Allander
Morris
Lailth
Andrewe
Wayne
Coulter
Smith
Bite
Kitki
Gore
Kieki
Harry Geatier
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Rochester Milla
Jobn Snyder
Sanitary’s
Sanitary Dairy Company
Sanitary Dairy Co
C. C
Indlana Candy Works
Cunningham Building
Lawn
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
White
Crowded House
Chapmen
Hall
Cell
Gialth
All Lady Friends
Alex M. Mahoney
John Bache
Coulter Wiggins
Arnie Ortner
J. H. Lollar
Somerset
Yeaterday
Greenaburg
A. B. White
B., R. & P. Railway
Wes
Harvey Stewart
Marion Centar
John Sutton and
Pauli Mack
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
Joseph A. Donnelly
Thomas
Hannah Geasler
William Dubarry
Misa Ross Terrence
David Blair
Edward Lightcap
Indiana Electric Co
Ohio
James Elkin
Lings Lewis
Anna Oberlin
Harry and
Curtis
Rochester Mills
W. E. Dodson
East Water Street
Misa Mary Bee
Merion Center
W. W. Dempsey
Ruth
Master W. W. Jr
Johnnstown
Prack
the Normal
Sue McCormick
South Seventh Straet
Mary Spires
Mughell
More Son
Conemaugh
Altoona
King & McLain
Graceton Man
Florence
John Smothers
Mise Laughlin
Rapaire Applaky & Peterson
Salisbury
Chestnut Grove Park
Apple
U. P. Lawn Fete
First U. Church
Bea
Ak Assiut
Egypt
Peterson's
Sapolln Iy
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