Points on People in Indiana Visit and Shopping
Mes. Clara Butterbaugh of Cherry Wede was a guest of Indiana friends yesterday. Jack Folvo of Algorda spent Thursday shopping and attending to business in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Butterbaugh
Cherry Wede
Indiana
Jack Folvo
Algorda
Mary George
West Lebanon
George Compton
Conemaugh Township
Edgar Pilickinger
Homer City
Murray Houser
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Allentown
Jean Wilson
Cherry Tree
John Wilson
W. D. Ralston
Shelada
Frank McCrea
Blacklick Township
Alex Kerr
Johnstown
H. G. Kunkle
Sheloca
Court House
Pepper’s campaign costs swell beyond millions in Pennsylvanias race
Pepper testified his committee spent 697000 with disbursements rising to 125000 on a personal fund leaving a deficit between 25000 and 26000. He listed county representatives and noted no paid workers while naming contributors including Wanamaker Bok and Pew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Pepper-Fisher
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Hia
Peper
Reading
Hartisburg
Scranton
Franklin County
Allegheny County
Rodman Wanamaker
J. Hepburn
J. Howard Pew
W. Frazer Harris
Sidney L. Wright
J. H. Weaver
C. H. Geist
Roland L. Taylor
C. B. Newbold
Thomas Devalan, Jr
W. M. Anderson
John A. McCarthy
Edward Bok
Robert Glendenning
C. Welsh
W. M. Watts
Thomas S&s. Gates
F. H. Maguire
Joseph H. Bromley
Sidney F. T. Brock
Chas. T. Webb
William Jay Turner
J. H. Mull
Edward B. Robinette
J. Leonard Replogle
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
John S. Fisher
Fisher
Reed
Grundy
Pepper- Fisher
Vare
Indiana shoppers feature value pants and outfits
Local ads list overalls and khaki pants at low prices. Numerous visitors and residents are noted in Indiana with trips to Johnstown, Philadelphia, and Keota, Iowa. A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Evan Warrold of Homer City expresses gratitude for support after their son's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Guthrie
Annn Donaldson
Lawrenceville
New Jersey
Milton Guthrie
Margaret and
Jack
Phillipsburg
5. W. Guthrie
Paul Theiss
Washington, D. C
Pattie Armstrong
Dobbs’ Ferry School
the Hudson
Theiss
Adda P. Elkin
Evan Warrold
Homer City, Pa
Peter the Great Dog Star Dies After Shooting Incident
Los Angeles reports the death of Peter the Great a dog film star from a bullet wound sustained during a week of dispute among three dog fanciers over police dogs. Owner Charles B Dreyer of Hollywood says a civil suit for damages will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Peter the Great
Charles B. Dreyer
Hollywood
Good Response to Needy Appeal From Beyerites
Needy families aided by Beyerites received furniture clot hing and beds collected with help from McNaughton Bros Transfer Co and E R Lumsden Co. A truck breakdown delayed remaining pickups but more supplies will be delivered Saturday or Monday to Beyer with gratitude extended to volunteers and local citizens for their generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyer
McNaughton Bros. Transfer Co
E. R. Lumsden Co
Imliana
Ersercsiely
McNaughton Bros
E. Rt. Lumsiden Co
Increase for the Dry Navy Approved by Coolidge
President Coolidge signed a bill increasing the prohibition navy by authorizing ten new U S coast guard vessels. The legislation also provides promotions and staffing provisions for naval officers under the same measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washrington
INS
Coolidge
Prohibition Navy
U. S. Coast Guard
Prvidine Ee Ea
Promoan Flonkal
Police Tools Exhibit to Open at Chicago Conference
The International Association of Chiefs of Police will stage a wide exhibit in Chicago July 19 to 22 showing police equipment, crime tools, and forensic devices from across the country. Highlights include fingerprint cabinets, lie detectors, handcuffs, cell gear, firearms, tear bombs, safety devices, patrol wagons, armored cars, and a criminology library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
IIL
International Association of Chiefs of Police
W. A. Wiltberger
Evanston
Ill
Indianapolis
J. Dickson
Toronto
Canada
Morgan A. Collins
England
Amnesia Hits Blairsville Seeks Hit and Run Suspect
Warrants issued before a Derry justice of the peace for the arrest of A. J. Leibel of Millvale Pa charged with being an alleged hit and run motorist responsible for an accident near Blairsville on June 3. Lloyd Painter’s car was struck along the William Penn Highway and the fleeing driver’s license matched Leibel’s. Leibel denies the charges, and a detailed investigation continues. Wanderlust youths missing from Indiana County are sought. two young boys ages 0 and 10, last seen leaving their home with a small bag and thirty cents, prompting a large search toward the county’s southern end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Westmoreland County
A. J. Leibel
Maryland Avenue
Millvale
Here
Lloyd Painter
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Loibel
Painter
Lalbel
Indiana County
William Williama
Diana
Princess Louise Alexandra Delights American Reporters
The Crown Princess of Sweden, Louise Alexandra, chatted with women reporters at the Hotel Plaza in New York. She praised American hospitality, admired American fruit and stockings, and noted labor-saving devices she hopes to import to Sweden. She enjoyed jazz dancing but found it noisy when listened to, and she spoke fluent Swedish with her maid of honor during private moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Princess Louise Alexandra
Borje ‘Brilott
Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Morgan Library
Brilioth
Europe
England
Soden
Gustavus Adolfus
Sharon Coynerstons at First Presbyterian Church remark
Sharon Coynerstons of New First Presbyterian Church commented on a major financial matter valued at 259000 dollars involving four units or sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon—Coynerstons
New
First Presbyterian Church
Six Cardinals Arrive in New York for Meeting
Six Cardinals arrive in New York for a meeting led by Cardinal O'Donnell of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, with Archbishop Coyne and several bishops from Ireland, England, and Africa accompanying the party aboard the President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dindl Reisy Cavanova
Toledo
Spain
John Cardinal Czernodh
Strigenia
Hungary
Patrick Cardinal O'Donnell
Rmagh
Prinate
All Ireland
Hoosevelt
Harry C ‘Aahel
McRory
Down and
Donnay
McNeely
Raphoe
Honegall
Honegall Bishan Downey
Ossogy
Meshinn
South Africa
Ishop Dovel
Elphin
Morriaroe
Achonry
Beveral
Pricat
Ebensburg Banker Paroled After Ebensburg Case
Ebensburg banker Mahaffey paroled in Pittsburgh after a 1919 to August 1926 peculation spree uncovered by National Bank examiner R W Wiley. Five methods used included altering earnings and fictitious charges. Mahaffey and his father restored the total amount. Character witness Senator Joseph C Clark of Indiana County praised his former associate. A director signed letter asked for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Examiner
R. W. Wiley
Mahaffey
Joseph C. Clark
Indiana County
I. B. Lewis
Ebensburg
Mr. Lewis
M. D. Kittell
First National Bank of
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Hick’s Shop
W. D. Bowser
Clymer
William Nelson
Heilwood
W. P. Littlefield
N. 7Th Street
Keota
Iowa
Mary Schertzinger
West Pern Hospital
Pittsburgh
Joseph Schertzinger
South 5Th Street
Lynne Prothero
Cincinnati
Hick's Shop
Gerald Smith
Franklin Hildebrand
Blacklick
William Gessler
Cokesburg
Clyde Caldwell
J. S. Ralston
Cherryhill Township
Fett Chester
Beyerites
Louise Alexandra
Reuest
Rage Indiana
Carnahan
Jeree
Wells Verenee
Reesa
Blair
Sea
Simpson
Rink Tee Bende
Neff
Parnell
Ane
Johnson Supe
Daughetliv
Seetere Ves
J. BE
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Macro
Bene Ee
Sutton
J. Blair
Mabon
A. L. Dee Geenee Bee
Emerson Aeenaee
Taggart Ea
Pealer
A. Wy
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Eure Arenes
Miller Abe
Beree
Hit Sutton
RL M
Pana
Epeens
Hamilton
Beta Eeree
Bans
Lewis
Stevenson
Avis
Park Hee Tease
Wee Prdesenvanne
Ty el Kittanning Ee
Henderson
Carpenter
Ate Saae
Sedgwick
J. Wate
Eee
Annes
Seda Wick
A. de
McCullough Ae
Bierer
Moesta
Morrison Peeere
Daugherty Aeee
Schaewes Ete
Foulis Enaeee
Ambler
Svaeetes Pepe
Westbury
Pennsylvania Power &Tight Company
Ninth and
Hamilton Istregta
Fink
Fink’s Shoe Stores
Oxfords
White
Nene
Goodyear
U Skide Sales
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