Indiana Visitors and Travelers Across Towns
Local residents and visitors from Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh areas travel to Indiana and nearby towns for visits, business, and attendances at colleges and graduations. The list notes numerous individuals and their destinations including Washington, D C Philadelphia Smith College Northampton Vandergrift Blairsville and Heilwood with various hosts and hotels mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
John Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
John
Ernest Jr
Tweet Burhenn
Jeannette
Overland
Northhampton
Mass
Smith College
Emma Stewset
Adaline Griffith
Kirker
Heilwood
Indiana
Agnes Stadtmiller
Pittsburgh
Margaret Shaffer
Vander “Grift
Gertrude Burford
California
Dale Sourwine
Philadelphia
Jesse Beary
Altoona
Jean Beary
Farmers Bank ‘and Trust Company
Walter Schick
Clarksburg
James Kyle
Vandergrift
Luther Gaston
Son Merle
Canoe Ridge
Eugene Wilson
Clair Borland
New Florence
Robinson
Armagh
David M. Miller
Blairsville
T. A. .Gilhousen
Montgomery Township
Court House
Squire H. D. Smith
Clymer
J. Hendreyaon
James M. Marshall
Char§ Béneée
Yester
Ping Township
Lester Ruffner
Midway Inn
Rayne Township
Tony Askey
Clyn
Sheriff's Office
iWéhn
Charlie
Chas. Butterbaugh
Canoe Townip
John A. Ackerson
Lacklick Scholos
Harry Tyger
Rochester Mills
George Hazlett
Arcadia
Mes Beveridge
George Field
sPolice
Blairaville
Thomas Shelitte
Cherryhill
Yona Gaston
Rossiter
Dr. Bates
Blacklick
H. S. Lewis
Blairsvill
Sam Caasle
Lucerné
Tee R. Scott
Burgettstown
Notable Critique of Hoover Delegates and Democratic Voter Engagement
The passage accuses Democrats of low turnout with one in 100 citizens voting, notes Hoover delegates largely from Republican-leaning states, claims colored voters were deployed to sway southern voters, and alleges Hoover's close ties to an international banking clique unanimously backing his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
International Banking
Hooverize term reshaped as Hoover aids rise in GOP
Kansas City June 18 Hooverite lobbying pivots on branding Herbert Hoover as political elite without speechmaking. A Militant Hoover faction wields organized pressure at the convention to crown him leader while evaluating the so called Hooverized movement and its limited public utterances and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Sullivan
INS
Kansas City
Republican Party
Hoover
Rouver
G. O
Madison Square Garden
Brown
Jones
Robinson
Smith
Moser
Tammany Hall
South
Democratic Party Seen as Hope of Honest Government
The quote frames the Democratic party as the sole hope of honest government and patriotic Americanism, urging readers across the nation to align with its platform and values as a remedy for perceived political failings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Democratic Party
Hamburger spectacle clashes with Coolidge convention
Report from downtown describes delegates yawning through post midnight sessions and seeking excitement as a Hamburger impresario performs. The piece likens the spectacle to a circus and hints at a possible stampede outside Convention Hall amid chatter of a street fight and a minor traffic mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Twelfth Street
Coolidge
Jack
Kansas City Misses Big Convention as City Cools
The city mourns a failed bid for a national party convention with Denver San Francisco and Detroit securing the prize. Citizens hoped for a lively police court spectacle but were disappointed as key witnesses were not summoned and the affair deflated into a quiet downtown scene. Kansas City turns to a retail convention next week hoping for a lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sway
Kansas City
Denver
San Francisco
Detroit
Jewelers tied to beer shooter and still cooker case
Oscar Reister of 523 Kroll Street Northside and Steve Olekszak of 4708 Stanton Avenue faced trouble in a jurisdictional case. Reister was described as a beer shooter and Olekszak as a still cooker. Falls Shost on Bond Gyril K Schleicher of 205 Wachter Street Southside narrowly avoided jail alongside them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Reister
Kroll Street
Northside
Steve Olekszak
Stanton Avenue
Falls Shost
Bond
Gyril K. Schleicher
Wachter Street
Southside
Reister
Apprehended men face bail in liquor ring probe
Olekszak was seized by a deputy marshal as Schleicher, a known liquor ring collector, stayed at liberty on his own recognizance after bondsman real estate was found short by 180 in assessed value. Peter McGann, bedridden with fractures and lacerations from last Tuesday’s accident, is identified as a liquor distributor in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McGann
Reed Street
McGann
Farm leaders pledge to vote for Al Smith amid Hoover bid
Republican voices from Indiana and North Dakota warn of farm opposition to Hoover. Arthur Robinson of Indiana denounces McNary-Haugen while Governor A G Sarlie says no bolt from the farm caravan. Farm leaders threaten to back Al Smith, staging impromptu parades and pressuring Hoover headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Northwest
A. G. Sarlie
North Dakota
Hoover
al Smith
Coal Operators See Brightening Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh coal operators forecast a brighter outlook as the Interstate Commerce Commission keeps reduced Lake Cargo coal tariffs in force. The decision, opposed by southern coal firms and railroads, makes the 2% differential unlawful yet allows the new rates to take effect on June 18, aiding 2,500,000 tons shipped to the northwest and lowering mine operating costs. The Fairmont district in West Virginia also feels the impact of the ICC ruling affecting several rail lines and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Northwest
Fairmont
West Virginia
Inter- State Commerce
North Dakota Delegation Threat at Hoover Conference
At a convention a proposal emerged to belt the convention placing Hoover in danger and Walter Maddock on behalf of the North Dakota delegation issued an open threat of belt during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Hoover Belt
Walter Maddock
North Dakota
Vice Presidential Muddle Among Big Three Delegations
The New York Pennsylvania and Illinois delegations split over the Vice Presidential choice with fourteen candidates named. Curtis Dawes Edge Moses Roosevelt Mills Houghton Fish and others received varying support as caucuses loomed and the convention eyed a possible Dawes or Edge nomination Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt
Alanson B. Houghton
Ogden
Mills
Hamilton Fish
Curtis
Dawes
Edge
John Tilson
Connecticut
Hoover
Clarence R. Edwards
Massachusetts
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Col
Hanford
MacNider
Iowa
Edge Dawes
Mellon
New Jersey
Moses
Roosevelt
A. Smith
al Smith
Houghton
Fish
Arthur Capper
Saathe
Middle West
Henry Allen
Kansas
Midwest
Italia Airship Disaster Details Revealed From Nobile
Rome June 13. After hours of silence another radio from General Umberto Nobile reveals more on the Italia disaster of May 26. The airship crashed from about 1,400 feet in two minutes, burying Nobile and six crew members in debris but all survived with injuries to two. The crew saved food, radio gear, and instruments. Three crew members Malgren Zappi and Mattiano set out on an 80 mile trek toward Cape North, with 19 days elapsed since departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
INS
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Spitzbergen
Nobile
Malgren
Zappi
Matiano
Cape North
Republican platform seals 1928 pact with Borah lead
Senator elect Ware of Pennsylvania led the wets in opposing the 18th amendment repeal. A full committee meeting was set for 2 pm to finalize the platform after 16 sub committee members labored overnight. The Borah backed corruption plank calls for full disclosure of campaign receipts and expenditures while the foreign relations plank asserts Marines protect lives in Nicaragua and oversee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
William 8. Ware
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Senator Smoot
Utah
Idaho
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
C. ©. Teague
California
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
W. W. Barbour
New Jersey
Earle C. Smith
Ilinois
Alanson B. Haughton
New York
A. M. Hyde
Missouri
H. H. Clements
Tennessee
William Allen White
Kansas
Ware
C. Schaff
Iowa
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Oddie
Nevada
J. J. Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Veterana
Nicaragua
Moses Rejects Vice Presidency Bid as Hoover Nomination Looms
The Kansan reports Moses refused any office but the presidency while platform committee hammers out the farm plank. Delegates hope to complete the platform today to enable nominating speeches and Hoover nomination tomorrow. Weather fine as Kansas City welcomes visitors. Senator Fess of Ohio opens the convention at 10:37, struggling to regain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iekop Théman
Roosevelt
Fens
Theodore Roosevelt
Fess
Moorer
Kansas City
Edgar D. Bush
Sasem
Ind
Indiana
Hoover
Senater Fess
Ohio
Endurance Dance Contest Ends In Twelve Day Battle
Chicago June 3 ex marine Robert Ohna and partner Ise Bergandi won the final endurance dance contest after twelve days on the floor. They share the 500 prize with runners up Walty Grasky and Marcella Meatswe from St Paul who won 1,000 second prize. Meantime James Padrow and Lois Henry of Pittsburgh dropped out after 245 hours 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Robert Ohna
Ise Bergandi
Johns
Miss Bergand
Walty Grasky
Pyl E Ennioneer
St. Paul
Pedrow
Graftgky
Simple Headache Remedy from Historic Pamphlet
A listed old remedy suggests a lack of salt on the tongue followed by a drink of cold water can relieve a headache. The advice reflects period ideas on self care and hydration as a simple health measure.
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Hamburger
N. F. Fowler & Co
NEA
Moe-Bridges
Alph McHenry
Ipafiang
Railroad Avenue
Page
Borgh
Novamer
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Senator Moses
Corn Belt
Bunion Derby
Grant.avenue
Allian’s Pharmacy
Emerson Strett
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