Martinsacquitted? Philadelphia case of Carlilvanos twins tragedy
The Philadelphia scene centers on Mrs Anna Carolinavnos 21 arraigned in Moyamensing Prison after the gas-inhalation death of her twin sons. Witnesses describe severe poverty and hunger. husband Saviotis faces questions as police piece together motive and timing amid a tragic courtroom photograph. A separate report from Bloomsburg notes a lightning storm incident blamed on weather but caused by a bird tangled in wires, killing the bird and blowing insulators. Harrisburg covers Miss Betty Jamison failing a driving test when her car collided with another during an exam supervised by a state patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
Magisttrate Fitzgerald
Anna Caralivanes
Offendra
Carolivanos
George Sarfotis
Sariotis
Saviotis
Fitzigersld
Sariots
Bar of Justice
Moyamensing
Harry Carclivanos
Carclivanos
Caralivanos
Philadelphia
Bloomsburf
Concensus
Harrisburg
Betty Jamison
Japanese School Kids Play Truant In Movies
Tokyo officials report growing truancy among Japanese students who skip classes to go to cinemas. Juvenile Protection Association and Tokyo Juvenile Court squads stopped hundreds, including 240 pupils near Asakusa Park in the Cuney Island area, to learn their origins and intentions between 9 and 11 a.m.
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Tokyo
Japan
Juvenile Protective Association
Tokyo Juvenile Court
Asakusa Park
Cuney Island
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments in Indiana
Rembrandt Peale, Esq., coal operator and former National Fuel Administrator, visited Indiana for a few hours. Local residents and officials, including hotelier Michael Rorke and police chief Doc Adams, along with visitors from Pittsburgh and Blairsville, were noted in a roundup of yesterday's social and business activity in the Indiana area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandt Peale, Esq
St. Benedict
Michael Rorke
Indiana Hotel
Pittsburgh
Doc” Adams
Commodore
Charles Young Visits Indiana En Route Home From Bedford
Charles Young an eminent New Castle lawyer and the youngest member of the State Public Service Commission called on friends in Indiana for a few hours Thursday while returning from Bedford where he attended the State Bar Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young, Esq
New Castle
State Public Service Commission
Indiana
Bedford
State Bar Association
Local families visit across town and nearby areas
Mrs. Mary Carley visited Norris Johnston and Robert Johnston. Albert Brewer visited Mrs. D. C. Wells and Ebert Brewer and family. Maxine Lerch visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Johnston. Mearl Marshall hosted guests including C. Wells and sons Edgar and James, and others from Brockway, Trade City, Jeannette, and Indiana. Clair Lewis and two children of Ovenmore visited Ebert Brewer and family and returned home. Floyd Stear and son Richard and Mrs. Bron with daughter called on Delbert Frantz. Arthur Warden and two children and J. Brewer and family of Youngstown, Lula Hazlett of Indiana, Lucy Lydick of Reynoldsville visited D. C. Wells. Madaline Marshall entertained the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carley
Norris Johnston
Robert Johnston
Albert Brewer
D. C. Wells
Ebert Brewer
Maxine Lerch
Mearl Marshall
Wells
Edgar
James
Brockway
Orpha McCommick
Trade City
William, Houser
Jeannette
Alma Houser
Indiana
F. Mouse
Clair Lewis
Ovenmore
Floyd Stear
Richard
Bron
Delbert Frantz
Arthur Warden
J. &. Brewer
Act Ends Cumulative Voting in Bloomsburg Only
The 1929 legislature abolishes cumulative voting in municipal elections, primarily affecting Bloomsburg the only town in Pennsylvania. Voters may cast one vote per councilman or auditor. boroughs and cities are not affected. Officials say the act applies only to Bloomsburg despite wide belief of broader impact.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg
James ¥. Woodward
Bureau of Municipal Affairs
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Department of Internal Affairs
Community Notes From Indiana Courtesies and Visits
CREEASIDE reports residents visiting Indiana towns for Sundays and weekends. Charley Fairman spent Monday forenoon in Indiana. Mr and Mrs William Stout and son Russel visited his parents. Dr Kelum of Indiana made a professional call. Melvin Byers and Ohio family were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Byers. Mrs Jessie Johnson attended her uncle H P Trusel's funeral in Indiana. Charley Hopkins and family visited his father in law near Culver. Rev Jack and family of Unionville and Charles Jack of near Plumville dined with the D A McKee home. Mrs John Lackel was in Indiana Tuesday. Frank Dixon and family attended Mrs Flurry Burns funeral in Reynoldsville. Mrs J H Stout and son Russel visited Indiana Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Kunkle spent Saturday in Indiana. Pere Mrs Harry Veneil and son Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Fairman
Indiana
William Stout
Russel
J. H. Stout
Kelum
Melvin Byers
Ohio
William Byers
Jessie Johnson
H. P. Trusel
Charley Hopkins
Mr. Vendl
Cul
Ver
Jack
Union
Ville
Charles Jack
Plumville
D. A
Wandin and Local Families Visit Diamondville This Week
Lawrence Hines and family of Ohio visit Diamondville while P M Sickenberger helps John Siward with barn work. Harry Weaver and family attend Children's service at Taylorsville. An electric storm passed Sunday with no damage. Tom McCreary and Ida motor to Indiana. Clayton Goodlin and family return from Bradford. Ed Burnheimer and family vacationed in the mountains fishing. Children services are planned at the Diamondville M E Church on June 30. Bell and Vernie O Neill were visitors last week, George McCreary and Indiana visitors dropped by one evening. Roy Bush and wife visited Clymer on Monday evening.
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Lawrence Hines
Ohio
Diamondville
P. M. Sickenberger
John Siward
Harry Weaver
Taylorsville
Tom McCreary
Ida Mo
Indiana
Clayton Goodlin
Bradford
Ed Burnheimer
M. E
Bell O’neill
Vernie O’neill
George McCreary
Roy Bush
Clymer
Business trip to Indiana on Wednesday
A brief note states a business trip to Indiana is planned for Wednesday. No further details on destination, purpose, or participants are provided in the readable text.
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Indiana
Plum Creek Social and Visit Highlights
Miss Marie Kimmel toured Toledo Ohio and returned with a Whippet car. Miss Josephine Miller visited her parents. Blaine and Ralph Miller with families joined Arthur Altman and family in Girty. Homer City residents, church social, and visitors from Blairsville noted. Abigail J Outarie and listing items appear among notes.
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Marie Kimmel
Toledo
Josephine Miller
Blaine Miller
Ralph Ramer
Arthur Altman
Girty
Homer Fleming
Colorado
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Lil! Damiti
Europe
Supreme Beauty
Alec
Atlantic City
Busiiness
Burgess Bert H. Liehteberger
Ritz Theatre
Our
Roger Chardock
St. Margaret's Hospital
A.C. Hohnke
Russel Coal Company
J. W. Rankin
Scotty” Clayton
The
Clymer Bank
H. E. Close
C. R. Forbes
State Department of Highways
Hollidayshure
County Commissioners’ Office
Mary Segar
Myrtle Segar
Frank Gaston
Merle Cameron
Rossiter
Irene Romera
Albert Renaldi
New Kensington
R. M. Stevens
B. J. Jones
T. J. Davis
Buffington Township
Kunkle
Homer City
Tim Denning
Fulton Run
J. B. Terrence
Blairsville
James Heilburn
Rayne Township
Commissioners’ Office
Squire Alex McGough
BR. CG. Mardis
George Ringer
Warren
Bert Dixon
Conemaugh Township
Canoe Township
County Commissioners
Moore Hotel
George
Deckman
Johnstown
W. M. Lytle
Hollidaysburg
R. A. Kearney
Poonxsutawney
Robert 8. George
Cities Service Company
Rossmoyne
Wandin
Zangland
Warner Bros. Pi
Sunshine Sammy
Harry Wayman
Rainbow Man
Sleepy Valley
E.goebel
George W. Weeks
Wet
Sam Lloyd Ingraham
Paramount
Jan Garber
Vitaphona Act
Bruox Sisters
Plum Creek
Dodge
Mary
Lowell
Plum Creek Church
W. C. Bleakney
Leechburg
Dorothea Rearick
J. F. Kimmel
N. D. Cosner
Linesville
Myers Kimmel
John
Beatrice Fisher
Homer City National Bank
Abigail J
Outarie
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