Condemned men confess murder of Tozier in Ebensburg trial near
In Ebensburg two condemned men Joe Veltra and Bruno Carbone confess to District Attorney Elkin and Detective Josiah Neal that they killed Robert Tozier. They allege Frank Veltra planned the murder after Tozier showed money. The men claim Tozier was shot near a spring while braced with Bruno. They say about $800 was on Tozier, with more mislaid. money turned over to Mrs Veltra. Frank Veltra arrested. his trial likely Thursday. Scaffold being erected for simultaneous drops. Judge Telford appoints John L. Getty for Frank Veltra. Normal College spring events proceed with sermons, recitals, and commencement events through the week.
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Joe Veltra
Bruno Carbone
Robert Tozler
Elkin
Josiah Neal
Frank Veltra
Joe
Indiana
Burns and
Kurtz
State Constabulary
Tozler
Bruno
McGee's
McGee’s
Glen Campbell
McCrady
Hvery
McCgrady
Frank
Foster Mine
Toozier
Tozier
Mien
Scott Manners
Daugherty
Manners
Thomas
Ebensburg
Telford
John L. Getty
Miss Van Dyke to Leave Normal
Miss Van Dyke resigns from the Nor waa School after two terms as pedagogy teacher and assistant in psychology. She will depart Wednesday for Michigan University Ann Arbor to complete work on her master’s degree next year.
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Misa van Dyke
Norwaa School
Ered
Miss van Dyke
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Will Teach at Kemper Military School Booneville
Lynn McKee of South Seventh Street, a Normal School graduate this week, has secured a grammar grade teaching position at Kemper Military School in Booneville Missouri. The Star Theatre shows talking pictures all week headlined by The Crackers Bride and To New Governees with a straight picture tonight.
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Lynn McKee
South Seventh Street
Kemper Military School
Booneville, MO
Star Theatre
Talking Pictures
Talking Picture
Not a Car Moving in Pittsburg Causes City Standstill
A Pittsburg report notes no trolley movement today as a wide stoppage prompts a noon conference among President Callery Mayor Magee and officials. Deputies are deployed, shuttle trains run, and 200 coaches with 10 engines arrive from Altoona and Harrisburg while strike breakers are en route.
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Pittsburg
J. C. Callery
W. A. Magee
Callery
Gumbert
Altoona
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Alumni Banquet and Dance Tickets On Sale Now
Expect 400 guests with tickets at Hall's bookstore Normal bookroom or from Blair Moorhead priced at $1 each. The event is open to all friends of the school no invitation needed. Guests should be ready 7 45 for a march from the Main Building to the Refectory. A six course dinner begins at clock with Kettering's orchestra and short toasts. Dancing 10 to 2 in Recreation Hall concludes what promises to be a pleasant occasion. Plates arranged for four hundred guests. All invited.
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Hall
Blair Moorhead
Kettering
Recreation Hall
Severe Sunday Storm Deluges Indiana With Wind and Lightning
A severe storm Sunday afternoon lashed Indiana from 3 to 4 pm bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Several trees were uprooted or broken, garden tracks damaged, and many telephone lines were knocked out. Lightning struck the chimney of Harvey Widdowgon’s house.
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Indiana
Lightnig
Harvey Widdowgon
Lumbermen Meet Here Next Week Convention At Normal
The Retail Lumber Dealers' Association of Pennsylvania holds its third midsummer convention July 8 9 at State Normal School Indiana. Over 100 delegates are expected from across the state with sessions led by R R Thomas and featuring talks by Justice John P Elkin and ex-Senator John S Fisher. The program includes a lien law revision report ethics code, a Wholesalers vs Retailers ball game, officer elections, a tour to Twoick Country Club, tennis and badminton, and a banquet with toastmaster James Munn presiding. Citizens are urged to assist in hosting the visitors.
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Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Pennsylvania
State Normal School
R. R. Thomas
Johnstown
Burgess J. Willia Wilson
Twolick Country Club
Natioial School
Sutton Dining Hall
James Ji Munn
Pittsburg
John P. Elkin
John S. Fisher
Indiana
Wearing Apparel Taken in Two Larceny Cases
Two larceny charges were pressed before Squire James A. Crogamen on Saturday. Prosecution cites Miss Maude Dias accusing Miss Lois Fairman of entering her Depot Restaurant room and stealing clothing worth 38 dollars. Police recovered two skirts a silk waist and a gold guard found in Fairman’s possession. Fairman posted bail. Harvey Brickley a West School street youth remains jailed to answer for taking a bicycle from the Indiana Electric Company's store. John D. Cummings is the prosecutor.
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James A. Crogamen
Maude Dias
Lois Fairman
Miss Dias
Miss Fairman
Harvey Brickley
West School Street
Indiana Electric Company
John D. Cummings
Easy Task Laundry Soap Declares Linen Cleanliness Promise
The piece extols surprising company visits and a wife’s pride in spotless table linen, claiming Easy Task laundry soap makes tablecloths white and fabrics pristine. It urges readers to plan for Easy Task Day next Monday to celebrate dirt’s enemy.
Banns Published for Indiana Man and Latrobe Woman
The banns for the marriages of Joby Vogel of Indiana and Miay Schister of Latrobe, along with Jogaphar and Eva Mast of indieway, were announced for the first time at 8, Bernard's church on Sabbath. Vogel is a member of Vogel Brom tailors.
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Joby, Vogel
Indiana
Miay * Schister
Latrobe
Jogaphar
Eva Mast
Indieway
Bernard
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Waters
Presbyterian Church
McGee Waters
Brooklyn
Edna A. Cogswell
Julia Starr Preston
Normal Conservatory
Misa Preston
Clarence Smith
Ippletta
Verdi Bigat
Noel McCreight
Vo Ehe Wey Flower de Rp Rodkey
Stalonatory
Vrbay Ccap
Eee
Gicnevieve Maude
Miss Jordan Margaret Lockard
Iitwird Swat
Crete
Gipstes
Brahms
Jul Preston
Seliny Koughd
Rhee Fox Brush
Dimes
Cuyell Mela Vitale
Vatedivnory
James Wo Ament, J. L
Joo Veltra
Bruno Carine
Fangirl
Sauorsday
Michael D. Maher
FLYER
Blairsville
Strong
Buffalo
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H. K. Ryman
Clymer
Somerset County
J. Id. Fiscus
Blairaville
Mr. Maher
Ttma
John Vogel
Benedict
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