Charles P Warner Dies From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Charles P Warner aged 50, a married father of four, died from carbon monoxide poisoning in his tin shop behind 257 N Fourth Street. A neighbor noticed smoke from the shop around 6:55 am. His son found him near a car exhaust after shutting off the motor. Coroner ruled death due to carbon monoxide in a garage where doors and windows were closed.
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Charles P. Warner
N. Fourth Street
Mr. Warner
Amoke
Warner
D. Fred W. St. Clair
Indiana County
Helen Smith Becomes Bride in Wilkingburg Ceremony
The wedding at the Mitchell home near Burnside joined Miss Helen W. Smith and George W. Swanson of Wilkingburg. Rev. Fred Henry performed the ring ceremony. The bride, a Wilkinsburg High School graduate of 1920, worked as a bookkeeper for Smith Brothers. Swanson is active in Boy Scout and DeMolay work. Helen is the sister of James A. Smith of 917 Church Street.
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Charles G. Mitchell
Burnside
Monty Harvey Returns to Indiana for Pharmacy Work
F Lamonte Harvey of Indiana recently finished the School of Pharmacy at the University of Pittsburgh and has returned home. He will be connected with the Miller Drug Store for the present. The Lamonte is short for Monty.
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F. Lamonte Harvey
Indiana
School of Pharmacy
University of Pittsburgh
Miller Drug Store
Lamonte
Monty
Work to lead Hoover campaign as Republican chair
Kansas City June 16 Hubert Work of Colorado is slated to become generalissimo of the Hoover for president campaign and to succeed William M Butler as chairman of the Republican National Committee. The committee will delegate chair selection to a Washington subcommittee, with Hoover himself naming the chair. Work is believed to be Hoover's choice.
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Kansas City
Hubert Work
Colorado
Hoover
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Dr. Work
Carol seeks return to Romania to defend divorce
Former Crown Prince Carol of Roumania asks Bucharest for permission to return to defend the divorce action filed by Princess Helen. Vienna dispatch says the Regency is likely to reject the request.
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Berlin
INS
Carol
Roumania
Bucharest
Helen
Vienna
Surprise party honors Mrs Theiss at home
Mrs. Rudolph Theiss of North Fourth Street returned from church to find friends gathered to greet her birthday with gifts. The evening featured games and plenty of refreshments and laughter.
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Rudolph Theiss
N. Fourth Street
Homer City Man Found Guilty On Liquor Charge
Samuel Abraham of Homer City was found guilty on a liquor charge as the court concluded last evening in the second week of June.
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Homer City Man
Samuel Abraham
Homer City
Relief steamer Braganza report icebound near Spitzbergen
London June 16 The Braganza attempting to reach General Umberto Nobile and his stranded crew reports icebound near Dy Brandy Bay Spitzbergen A second relief steamer Hobby is also trapped between Walden Hay and Lomimien Bay Dog teams from both vessels are to meet at Cape Platen tonight Nobile’s party is drifting westward and may reach Charles the Twelfth land Paris June 16 Commander Guilbaud and companions left Caudelisc at 9 10 am for Bergen to join the Arctic relief effort and escort Captain Roald Amundsen to aid in directing operations
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London
INSJ
Cape Platen
Nobile
King’s Bay
Charles the Twelfth
Paris
INS
Guilbaud
Caudelisc
Bergen
Arctic
Gen. Nobile
Lieut
de Cuverville
Vallette
Blway
Roald Anundsen
Another Degree for Lindbergh
Lindbergh flies from Roosevelt Field on his way to receive another honorary degree at the University of Wisconsin in Madison after a Buffalo stop. President Glenn Frank will present the degree. Lindbergh was once a student there.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt L. I
University of Wisconsin
Lindbergh
Glenn Frank
Madison
Wis
Buffalo
Moving Van Dance At Duquesne Garden Tonight
Boats will be in order tomorrow to span the now Sunday dancing breach in three local dance marathons. Moving van dancing features the event at Duquesne Garden fair tonight with contestants dancing to Can Ned music by Paul Whiteman, exclusive Columbia record artist.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne Garden
Heilwood Youth Louis August Missing From Home
The Gazette seeks help locating Louis August, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nazarine August, of Heilwood Pa, missing since Friday June 4. He is five feet one inch tall with brown hair and eyes, dark complexion, last seen in a brown shirt light trousers a tight cap and tennis slippers without a coat. Any information should be sent to Nazarine August Box 462 Heilwood Pa.
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the Gazette
Louis August
Nazarine August
Heilwood
Rain and Sun At Coolidge Camp in Wisconsin
President Coolidge postponed his planned visit to the temporary executive offices to spend a Saturday fishing as Cedar Island Lodge enjoyed sun while Superior was draped in rain. Col. B. W. Starling accompanied him for the excursion, with Mrs. Coolidge resting and Navy nurse Mildred Beet assisting.
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George E. Durno
I. N.S
Superior
Wis
INS
Cedar Island Lodge
President Coolidge
Brule River
Col
W. Starling
White House
Secret’ Service
North Woods
Coolidge
New First Aid School Opens in Indiana
The Associated Gas and Electric Company starts a free first aid training course at 7 a.m. every Monday in the Farmer's Bank and Trust Company offices. Three teams will train under Superintendent Robert Martin with experienced firemen led by D L Boyle. Courses run 7 to 8:30 a.m. with evening sessions offered for those unable to attend.
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Associated Gas and Electric Company
Farmer's Bank and Trust ‘Company
Associated Company
Robert Martin
Boy Scouts
Indiana Fire Company
Martin
D. L. Boyle
Johnstown
Associated Gas Company
Boyle
Pittsburgh
J. T. Gatehouse
E. T. Marshall
K. D. Joseph
T. J. Davies
Indiana
Paralyzed Boy Dictates Exams at Milton Academy
Charles Bolton, paralyzed for a year and unable to write, dictated his final Milton Academy exam to a stenographer and will take Harvard entrance exams by the same method. Once captain elect of the track team and an expert swimmer, he sits in the graduation ceremony despite his condition.
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Milton
Mass
INS
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Bolton
Chester C. Bolton
Milton Academy
Harvard
Academy
Las Councilor
Sharon
Elizabeth
Hoover's Running Mate from 1860 to 1928 Timeline
A compact biographical chronology traces Hoover from birth on a Kansas farm in 1860 through early life, education, and law career to political ascent. It covers his legal work enforcing prohibition, Congress service, Senate terms, leadership, and the 1928 presidential ticket ending with his vice presidential nomination.
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North Topeka
Kas
Morris County
Kansas
Topeka
Bar
Areterm
Shawnee County
Congress
Senate
Ford Motor Company Celebrates Silver Jubilee
Detroit June 16 The Ford Motor Company marks its silver jubilee as the plant has grown from a quarter acre and a few thousand dollars to a vast operation. The factory once built by 811 men now spans more than 1500 acres in Detroit with values in the billions and about 200000 employees.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Next U.S. President May Be German Says German Press
Berlin reports claim the next president will be German regardless of the outcome. Papers assert Herbert Hoover or Al Smith have German ancestry, noting Smith as son of a German immigrant and Hoover’s forebears named Huber from Baden who emigrated in 1740.
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Berlin
INS
United States
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Smith
Trish
Hoover
Huber
Hubers
Baden
Mine Inspectors Conference in Johnstown Pennsylvania
The semi annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Bituminous Mine Inspectors Association continues in Johnstown with nine inspectors present from western and central districts. Walter H. Glasgow will speak at the Capital Hotel session while other events include a Beth Schem first aid contest judging, and a planned trip today.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Capital
Walter H. Glasgow
Scottdale
Beth- Schem
Thieves Loot Hillsdale Garage in Open Raid
Six men robbed the Hillsdale Garage owned by A Conners in the early hours, seizing a tent valued at 470 and escaping in a car after guards outside fired a warning shot. Clerk Getty woke, heard glass break, then observed the intruders exit and return to complete the theft before daylight. The incident followed a tense Republican National Convention scene in Kansas City.
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Robers
Slillsdale
A. Conners
Clark
Wis
Srenki
Senm'ngle
Rotarians To Convention From Indiana Club Members
Past District Governor George T. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan and John W. Warner and Mrs. Warner left for Minneapolis to attend the International Rotary convention. Past President Harry White and Mrs. White departed yesterday for the same event in Minneapolis.
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George T.buchanan
Buchanan
John W. Warner
Indiana Club
Warner
Minneapolis
Minn
Rotary
Harry ‘White
Children’s Day services and speakers at local churches
Readings and programs mark Children’s Day at First Presbyterian First United and Baptist churches with assemblies at 10 a.m. The Rev Robert Hood of Cutler Ills will preach at First United. Rev W Wendell Duff of India and Mrs Duff are featured speakers in the evening. Union Sunday Schools gathering planned for Indiana county with Rev Charles Williams in charge. chicken dinner at Braebreeze. Also listed are Sanitary Laundry and Alemite Auto Parts notices.
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First Presbyterian Church
The
Bible School of the Christian Church
Robert Hood
Cutler, Ills
First United Presbyterian Church
Wendell Duff
India
Duff
Helen Anderson
William T. Anderson
First Church
Baptist Church
Union Sunday Schools
Indiana County
Charles Williams
Indiana
Billion in auto excise tax collected to date
The American Motorists' Association announced that over 1.099 billion dollars has been collected from the automobile excise tax, in effect from October 4, 1917 to May 29, 1928. The repeal will save about 70 million dollars annually.
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Washington
American Motorists’ Association
Cleveland Visitors Here On Motor Trip to Washington
Mr and Mrs Roy C Taylor of Cleveland Ohio were en route on a motor trip to Washington and points south. They spent last night and today as guests of Mr and Mrs B Dwight Ray of Philadelphia street in Cleveland.
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Washington
Roy C. Taylor
Cleveland, D
B. Dwight Ray
Philadelphia Street
Troubles Of Hoover Curtis Board G O P Set Up Start Today
Today the Hoover-Curtis Borah bloc opens with Hoover receiving congratulatory telegrams while Norris of Nebraska criticizes the Republican leadership. He accuses the Kansas City platform of silences on farmers power trust influence and calls for reforms. The speech sparks talk of a possible third party and broad discontent across the party ranks.
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Hoover-Curtis
G.O.P
Roberts Thornsburg
INS
Washington
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Power Trust
Coal Run revival meetings to continue next week
The revival meetings at Coal Run will proceed next week while there is no session this evening or Sunday night due to Group Gatherings at Lucerne. The missionary in charge is Rev. Charles Williams and the latest hits are at Silas C. Streduis.
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Coal Run
Lucerne
Charles Williams
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Helen Smith
Man
George Swanson
Wilkinsburg
Butler
Republican Committee
Brandy Bay
Paul Whiteman
Columbia
Silas
Coolidge Camp
Coldwell
J. M. Stewart & Co
Ybix
Charles Curtis
Ford Motor Co
T. S. Lowther
Penn-Albert Roof Garden
Greensburg
Harry Wilson
Bell
Hillsdale Garage
Curtis
George R. Holmes
Frank QO. Lowden
Ohio- Indiana
Rockies
Conner Place
Rotarians
Elderton
Braebreeze
Auto Parts Co
Ritz Theatre
MacColl
Kiski
Saltsburg
Anna Jones McColl
Kiskiminetas School
Saaltsburg
Sarah Marks
Maryland
Charlotte
Virginia Shupe
Betsy Ross
Betsy Daub
Paul Jones
John Philips Russell
Margaret V. Carson
Silas C. Streduis
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