Wool Pool bids set at 24 and 20 cents per pound
Indiana county wool pool notes announce bids by Hinsch Brothers Cumberland Md at 24c for all day grades and 20c for fees. deductions for binder twine and excessive dirt. nonmembers pay 50 cent membership deducted from wool check. Wools from Armstrong and Washington townships urged July 1 2 drop date. Indiana freight station receiving and grading at B R P station. Pomona Grange event June 26 and Boy Scout Camp at Indiana County with participants from Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Elk and Cameron counties. planned industrial visit Friday.
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Indiana Coundep
Agsotia
Hinsch Brothers
Cumberland
United Oaks
Westmoreland
Arrestrong
Associs
Ais
Ise
Indiana County
Cam
William Fenn
Indiana
Cambria
Clear Fefferson
Elk and
Cameron
County Sare
State Col
Notice to Harbor or Trade with Fleming at Creekside Route
A notice warns that Fleming of Creekside Route D 2 should not be harbored or sold to on the author’s account. The signer states no responsibility for anything Fleming trades or exchanges. The wording suggests a public caution or accusation in plain terms.
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McCune ‘Fleming
Y Fleming
Creekside R. D
Pinchot May Pre-empt Party in Luzerne Primary Case
In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh today the plan surfaced to pre-empt a new party title to protect Gifford Pinchot in the November race if the Supreme Court voids 60 000 Luzerne county ballots. Pinchot, in conference at his Milford home, would still appear on the ballot. Petitions to pre-empt the Independent State Party were to be filed in Pittsburgh to ensure Pinchot’s name on the fall ballot by Keystone officials.
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Philadelphia
Francis Shunk Brown
Supreme Court
Luzerne County
Gifford Pinchot
Brown
Pinchot
Milford
Luzerne Court
Pittsburgh
John Vogt
Independent State Party
Ralph H. Frank
Charles G. McGovern
Pennsylvania
Chive building praised as a future Indiana church landmark
The fragment notes the old Chive building and mentions plans to back it up as a creditable and attractive addition. It references Indiana church properties admired by visitors, implying a notable local landmark enhancement.
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Indiana
Scouts Honor at Rossiter Meet Ends with Awards
Four teams earned medals as scores listed from Roost er 1 to Heilwood 1, with Rossiter No 1 receiving a loving cup for highest overall percentage. Scouts aided by CPR, injuries listed after rock falls and tree fall. Campo yeea event begins at 2 PM as part of the Indiana County Council tenth anniversary week activities.
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Troop 13
Roosster
Barr
Clymar
Ernest
Heilwood
Homer City
Rossiter No
A. J. Musser
Maddger
C. B. C. Corporation
Rossiter
Scout Council
R. A. Shoemaker
A. G. and
Indiana County Council
Tha Corncil
Johnstown Firm Wins Bid For New Building Contract
A Johnstown firm submitted altered bids for a building project with a ten month completion target from contract signing. Plans were drawn by Newark architect John T. Simpson, who will supervise construction. The board chose brick exterior over stone and will reuse demolished stone and brick on site.
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John T. Simpson
Newark
N. J
Indiana
Simpson
Indiana Scouts Camporee and Jamboree Plans
Rotary Club sponsorship drives a Scout Camporee at Indiana with judges and a 2 PM start. Winners travel to Natural Bridge Virginia for a rally, then a Jamboree at Indiana Fair Grounds hosted by the Homer City Lions Club. Uncle Dan Beard and Dr. Gearhart are slated for appearances and a dinner with local civic leaders. News notes include a fatal explosion of a vented coal facility and forthcoming investigations by state mine inspectors and the coroner.
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Indiana Rotary Club
Ralph W. McCreary
Rotary Club
Great Catipores
Natural Bridge, V
J. S. Glass
Council
Geo. Jones
Greater Johnstown
Natural Bridge
Indiana Fair Grounds
Lions Club
Homer City
Dan Béard
Dan
Ruskis
In- Giang Kiwanis Club
Uncle Dan
Scouting
Indiana
Home
H. M. Gearhart
Chas
Russell
Dr. Gearhart
Mine explosion rescue finds injured worker among debris
A rescue party led by John O'Hara reached the mine scene after an afterdamp explosion. They found Laduono on the floor with part of his body covered by shattered tile and cement as escaping men were temporarily affected.
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John O'Hara
Laduono
Indirect Trial Details Firearm Injury Case Involving Barr Slope Incident
Testimony recounts a 1927 highway shooting near Barr Slope during a coal strike. Sebastian accuses Thoftian Little of firing through a moving Chevrolet. serious eye and skull injuries left him unable to work. Witnesses note doctors describe permanent damage and ongoing pain. Swisher driver and others corroborate events.
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Jude Copeland
Treanass
Witlam Sebastian
Indiane
Dama
John M. Malcolm
Thoftian Little
Barr Slope
C. B. C. Corporation
Sebastian
Little
Vernon Swisher
Swisher
B. F. Coe
H. B. Butterbaugh
Sebastia
Dixonville Hospital
Harry Platsch
Charles Margotti
Punxsutawney
Bruce Sciotti
Indiana
William Ruddock
Robert Fisher
J. N. Langham
Copeland
Major Kingsford-Smith Aims for Atlantic Crossing Victory
Word from Port Marnock indicates Maj Charles Kingsford-Smith and three companions hope to span the Atlantic in the Southern Cross. The crew left at 11:25 P M and, if current pace holds, should reach the North Atlantic coast by tomorrow morning.
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Kingsford-Smith
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Port Marnock
Ireland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Irg
Stocks Through 1 30 PM Mixed Gains And Losses
A list of stock prices and percent changes is shown for many companies including American Can American Tobacco Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific General Motors Chrysler Eastman Kodak Dupont Kodak Goco Gorm Continental Can Eastman Kodak Federal Water Works International Nickel Kelvinator Kennecott U S Steel Nash Motors Studebaker Willys Overland Worthington North American Penna Railroad Sinclairs Oil and Blandford Oil among others with varied percentages, most values expressed as fractions or odd decimals. The text shows a chaotic OCR capture of a stocks page with numerous corrupted fragments and misread symbols.
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Anaconda Copper
L.e
A. T. Ty
Seeeteee
Grigsby-Gruno Cessreseeverys
International Nickel
Kelvinator Suing Baatvenas Vee
Kennecott Cop
Esereerse
Dbh
Asso, Gas and Bec
Ditton Hepvice
Daereies Reai
Studebaker Nc. Eeeereeeerer
U. Sy BigOl
Rene Eenes
West
Failure Predicted For Flight From Ireland To New York
Ins captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions left Portmarnock Ireland for a non stop flight to New York. Dr James H Kimball chief meteorologist warned they have little chance to reach Newfoundland. East to west flight prospects look worst with headwinds fogs off Cape Race and Sable Island and bad conditions near New York.
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New York
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Port Marnock
Ireland
Newfoundland
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Kimball
Cape Race
Sable Islan
Price disclosure order in Pennroad stock purchase case
Washington June 24 Inter state Commerce Commission orders Frank E Taplin president of the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway to disclose the price paid by Pennroad Corporation for 222,080 shares of the Pittsburgh road stock. The commission requires a letter from Taplin detailing the price. The move follows Wheeling and Lake Erie’s challenge as Pittsburgh and West Virginia seeks control of Wheeling. The commission denied Wheeling’s intervention and overruled a motion to strike testimony from Nickel Plate.
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Washington
Frank E. Taplin
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Road
Taplin
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Topkin
van Sweringen
Indiana Visitors and Residents Noted in Local Day
Justice of the Peace Johnson Moore headed Cherryhill Leomnahty visitors while State Trooper John O Mara toured Greensburg with Troop A. J W Brilhart attended Court. Ira A Myers and daughter Genevieve returned from Gettysburg and Harrisburg. Mrs J A Glen and Mrs Henrietta Buchanan visited Miss Fanny Geseler. Attorneys Charles Margotti and Sebastian Pugliese were here. Rev Dr Hutchinson, former local pastor, now at Oakmont, visiting Indigne friends. Thomas Bolo of McIntyre, a merchant, was in town. Patrick of Green township serves on this week’s jury.
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Justice of the
Johnson Moore
Cherryhill
Leomnahty
Indiana
John, O'Mara
Moore Hotel
Greensburg
J. W. Brilhart
Dixonville
Ira A. Myers
Genevieve
Gettybeburg
Harisburg
J. A. Glen
Henrietta Buchanan
State Teachers College
Fanny
Carrie Geseler
Charles Margotti
Hsq
Sebastia Pugliese
Punxsutawney
Bennett W. Hutchinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakmont Methodist Church
Thomas Bolo
McIntyre
Dy Patrick
Green Township
Moody defeats German in Wimbledon second round
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, undisputed queen of tennis, makes a Wimbledon debut appearance by defeating Fraulein Keghy of Germany in straight sets in a second round pre fair match. First round byes granted both players.
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Wimbledon
Aest
Helen Wills Moody
Xieg
Nemplonstipe
Fraulein Keghy
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William Penn Grange
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Phila
Indiana, Pa
NEA Washington Bureau
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Washington Highway
Frederick
D. E. Willian
Thvir Son
Herhie
Miriam
Butler
Lewis
Kittanning
Thompson
Punxsutawnéy
Gounty
Fred W. St
R. E. Osborne
Katherine (Lytle) Osborne
Robert E. Osborne
Main Street
Latrobe
Mr. Craig
Unity Cemetery
Samuel and
Sarah
Detar) Lytle
Shelocta
Martha
Katherine Osborne
Margaret Lytle
Mildred Lytle
Charles A. Geysler
Carrie Lytle
Harry Lytle
Lewis D. Gaston
Canca Township
Clair Work
Strattonville
Canoe Township
J. H. Craft
John*McKarland
Glenn Miller
Marion Center
Budd
Daisey
Oswego
Clark
Harry
Greer
James
John
Irving
Claud
Abraham Henry
Elizabeth’ Bowers
Boweryville
Jane B
Carnahan
Jane E
J. R. Carnahan
Harry N. Peeler
Philadelphia Street
Bert Roof
Pennsylevanian Training School
Merganza
Chrrylig
van Crain
Kingaford-Smith
Richard B. Byrd
Josephine Ford
North Pole
Penhar Croga
Exant
Southern Cross
Ocean
Galway
A. M
Mackay Radio
Mackay
Bea
British General Electric Company
Mrs. Moody
Ashley
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Ashley Street
Wilgord
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