Supreme Court style limits on strikers upheld in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania ruling sustains an injunction limiting peaceful picketing and restricting striker representation at plant entrances. It requires one representative per ingress point, bans congregating or loitering in nearby streets, and forbids abusive or threatening rhetoric while avoiding harassment of individuals. The decision may be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court and could guide future labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwion
Supreme Court Sylvania
Welning
Adrian T
Jefffferson and Indiana Company
Pennsylvania
United States Supreme Court
Congress Poised to End Congress Ready to Quit
Washington notes a wider split within the Republican ranks as the 1924 Coolidge Congress divides over the Fess farm relief bill. The Senate defeated the measure favored by the President, highlighting growing rifts between Coolidge loyalists and anti-Coolidge factions on eve of a pivotal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Senate
Inquest Set July 14 for Wreck Case
A July 14 inquest is announced for a wreck case arising from a June 10 collision that left two cars badly damaged. Nearby Ford coupe owned by C W Stewart of Derry Township was stolen around Latrobe at 1 30 am Sunday, car repainted recently, license 183 620. Tony Penich nine was struck by a car driven by Charles James of Atlantic Mines while crossing near New Derry suffering two broken leg bones and minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stewart
Derry Township
Latrobe
Stewart
Tony Penich
Jos. Penich
New Derry
Here
Charles James
Atlantic Mines
Teacher Training Service July 1 Graduation Pageant
A Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church program on Thursday July 1 at eight o’clock features a Triumphal March class song invocation and a pageant with Child Moses characters and graduates. Reverend W C H Garman will address and present diplomas. Miss Gertrude Huner will receive the graduates into the Alumni. Class motto Work On colors pink and white flower Fine rose. names include William Crawford Allen McFarland Donald McHenry Grace Stewart Mildred Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church
W. C. H. Gar
Moses
William Crawford
Amrem
Mildred McHenry
Joohebeden Stewart
Miriam
Allen McFarland
Khai
Roxie Fleming
William Craword
Donald Melenry
Grace
Stewart
Mildred Enry
Faulty Brakes Plague Pittsburgh Cars
Pittsburgh public safety officials released findings from free brake tests during brake week. Of 7,864 cars tested at six stations, 2,375 failed to meet brake standards, about one in three vehicles inspected showed faulty brakes.
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Pittsburgh
Ais
Notice of Charter Application in Pennsylvania 1826
Notice that F R Nicely J EF Nicely and CM Bennett Sons will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on July 22 1826 for a charter to form Nivelys Beef Company a wholesale meat establishment with slaughtering buying and sale of meats provisions dairy and related products under the 1874 act and supplements through Chapman solicitor.
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State of
Pennsylvania
F. R. Nicely
J. EF. Nicely
CM. Bennett & Sons
Commonwealth of Ansylvania
Nively's Beef Company
G. Chapman
Indiana Boy Curtis Honored
Elwin Chew son of Mr and Mrs T O Chew 1146 School street has been notified of selection for membership in the League of Curtis Salesmen an honor by The Curtis Publishing Co Admission depends on regular attendance and efficient service to customers Teachers report training gives boys responsibility and schooling motivation Elwin proudly shows his badge and looks to advancement in the organization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehdwin Chew
T. O. Chew
School Street
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publishing Co
Elwin
Ponzi Plans to Fight Extradition to Massachusetts
Boston dispatch reports Rose Ponzi intends to appeal to Texas Governor to block extradition of her husband Charles Ponzi from Texas. Friends say Ponzi will hire four lawyers and pursue habeas corpus to avoid prison for larceny of $10,000 from investors in the Charles Ponzi International Coupon scheme. Mrs Ponzi travels to Texas to seek gubernatorial intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ponzi
Boston
INS
Rose Ponzi
Ma” Ferguson
Massachusetts
Ponazi
English Bishop of Rheims Gifford Archbishop 1629
Englishman William Gifford, once a student at Oxford and later a Benedictine abbot, was appointed Archbishop of Rheims in 1622 and served until his death on April 11, 1629.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Willam Gifford
Oxford University
France
Association head testifies in slush fund probe
The hearing features Senator King pressing for membership figures and printing activity of the national association and its states. It notes the parent body has no newspaper, while several state branches issue subscriptions. The committee then goes into executive session with John J. McGrain as subpoenas target Judge Frank O Connor and Thomas W. Cunningham.
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Slayton
King
New York
Ohio
California
New Jersey
W. H. Fish
Stayton
John J. McGrain
McGrrain
Frank O'Connor
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Cunningham
Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania
Good Roads Boost Aimed At Local Route Decisions
Accusations fly as residents push for a road that passes their doors. Canoe township needs better roads. current dirt stretch to Bell township line keeps Rossiter in mud. Speakers urged state highway action to connect to Rossiter via a primary or secondary road to relieve heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Township
Rossitter
Bell Township
Jefferson County
Rossiter
State Highway Department
Boys burned by gas explosion at Ellsworth Mine may not recover
Three boys Edward Wilson nine Chas Teuskarie eight and Mike Lakatich were playing near the Ellsworth Mine slate dump when a gas explosion hurled burning coals and cinders at them. Lakatich suffered severe facial and body burns and is in critical condition at Washington Hospital.
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Ellsworth
Washington Hospital
Iona
Edward Wilson
Chas. Teuskarie
Mike Lakatich
Lakatich
Bus Charter Clearances At Washington And Waynesburg
The Pennsylvania General Transit Company seeks a certificate to operate a Washington Pennsylvania to Waynesburg bus line replacing a narrow gauge rail line. Three routes were reviewed with Vandergrift to North Vandergrift approved, others held. Opposition noted as trolley and bus interests argued for improved service and scheduled alignment with trains and trolleys.
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Pennsylvania General] Transit Company
Commission
Washington, Pa
Waynesburg
Pennhus
Vandergrift
North Vandergrift
Pennsylvania
Penn
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Farm Relief Bill Defeated In Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate rejected the Fess Tincher farm relief measure by 54 to 26. The administration sponsored bill, valued at 100 million dollars, failed to pass amid current session pressures. Leaders moved toward swift adjournment as Rivers and Harbors Bill prospects loom.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Proposed Rail Merger and Loree Hints to Commission
The plan centers Kansas City Southern as the merger nucleus to form a Southwestern system while preserving corporate identities. It promises simplified operations, reduced expenses, and consolidated control across three roads. Loree backs a 284 mile Pennsylvanian backbone project linking Allegheny City to Easton and aligns it with the Southwestern merger strategy. How the two plans fit remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Southern
United
Loree
Harriman
Pennsylvania
Allegheny City
Easton
United States
Chicago
New York
Southwestern
Italy to use wine in automobiles to cut gasoline imports
Rome June 30 Italy will likely power automobiles with wine as a national surplus of wine exists while gasoline must be imported. Premier Mussolini ordered gasoline replaced by alcohol fuel with locally produced wine. The plan aims to reduce imports and utilize surplus wine for fuel.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Creekside Social Callers Mention Local Visitors
Vignettes of Creekside residents show Mrs W J Brewer and Miss Ella Wagner visiting Mrs BE Harmony of Creekside. Mrs J H McFarland joined an Indiana caller. A B Shaffer and son W Ber and Clarence Bothell called in Creekside. James Johnston unloaded fertilizer at Creekside last week. John Baird visited Mr Thomas Gibson. The Shaffer reunion is set for July 3 at the Shaffer home near Creekside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brewer
Ellan Wagner
Harmony of
Creekside
J. H. McFarland
Indiana
A. B. Shaffer
Ber
Clarence Bothell
James Johnston
John Baird
Thomas Gibson
Deaths and obituaries in Penn Run and Washington township
Mrs Jessie Burkett dies after a year long illness at her parents Penn Run home on June 23. She leaves husband three children and brother Edwin. funeral at Dunkard church Penn Run. William Allshouse of Washington township dies June 25 at home near Willet after old age illness. Survived by widow two sons Allie and Jennings plus siblings and a sister. funeral at St John’s Lutheran Church Plumville.
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Burkett
Jessie Burkett
Penn Run
J. M. Fyock
Edwin
William Allshouse
Washington’ ’ Township
Willet
St. John's Lutheran
Plumville
Allie
Jennings
Johnstown
Allshouse
Washington Township
Harmon Trusall
Indiana
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Apple remedies for digestion and vitality claim
The note asserts high value apples aid nervous dyspepsia and correct stomach acidity. It calls apples very nutritious and medicinal, claiming they improve algesia, voice quality, and complexion, though phrasing is archaic and fragmentary.
Dixie Led Term Origin Texas to Confederacy
The term Dixie first applied to Texas and referred to the area east of the Marsden and Dixon line. After its use for Texas the word became the designation for the Southern Confederacy, originating from the song Dixie written at the Civil War outbreak.
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Dixie
Texas
English Siamese Twins of Blddenden in Twelfth Century
The Blddenden Maids were two pre tera siblings joined like Siamese twins born at Blddenden in 1100 and died in 1384, famed as England wonders in the early Twelfth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blddenden
England
Modern Mother Lady in Park Meeting Child
A fragment shows a motherly scene in a park where a mother tells a child how the youngster resembles her own child named Bricatl in a playful memory. The text includes garbled lines and unclear references to a person named Jan and a place possibly Darfbarbier in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darfbarbier
Berlin
Indiana Court House Visitors Highlight Local Notables
A long list of Cherryhill Penn Run Brushvalley and other township residents visited Indiana County Court House for business and social reasons. Notables include Elmer Hadden Wood Dick Gould Lytle Rose Wiggins and Gaul along with several attorneys and sheriffs. A YMCA camp advertisement urged guardians to enroll boys for two weeks at Little Mahoning noting benefits of character building and low cost with a call to action.
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Y. M. CG
Mahoning
Stearn
Clougher Starts Sentence At Sing Sing
Thomas J. Clougher former Health Department official was taken to Sing Sing prison to begin a five to ten year term for connivance in bringing bootleg milk into New York. Convicted of bribery, he enters under a prison law expiring tonight with possible release for good behavior in three years and nine months.
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New York
INS
Thomas J. Clougher
Health Department
Sing Sing
Clougher
Sealed bids for toilet fixtures at State Normal Indiana Pa
State Normal School Indiana Pa invites sealed bids for furnishing and installing toilet fixtures and related work in the Training School Building. Bids due July 17 by 11 30 A M with opening at noon in presence of bidders. Plans at principal's office Harrisburg Bureau of Buildings copies $25 certified check required. John A H Keith principal June 28 1925.
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State Normal School
Indiana
Bureau of Buildings
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
John A. H. Keith
Warnings From Signal System Highlight Train Safety
A railroad official notes that wig wag signals and hand positions communicate safety to crews and passersby. High speed loosens trucks and rails wear, prompting immediate replacement when unsafe. Vigilant observation as trains pass remains the safeguard against mechanical failures and accidents.
By-Paths The Upper Roar Of Life's Journey
The piece warns that the path upward in life is hard and tempting to take the By-Paths which lead to lower levels of disappointments and failures. It emphasizes hesitation and cautions readers about easy detours and their consequences. The message reflects a moral instruction tone typical of self-help prose.
Industrial and Corporate Names in a Dense Stock Ledger Swath
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous companies and ticker-like terms across industries including Am Steel, U S Steel, General Motors, Packard, Radio Corp, Studebaker, Richards brands, and various rail and oil firms. The jumble resembles a stock market or corporate index page with many abbreviations and partial names, suggesting a financial reference rather than a cohesive narrative.
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Ajax Pate
Beth
Steelsee
Baldwin Wisseessees
Cal Pet
Vsissaseeees
pChili
jCuba
Crucible
Motors Gt
Goodrich
Goodrich Isseaeeeeas Int. Nickel 2.0.7, Kans
Teeey &Mid
N.Y
Cen N.Y
Nor. Pac
Pan
Amn
Punta Alegre
Pere Mar
Rep
Royal
Rock Ty. W
Sinclair
South Pace
Stand
Cal
Studebaker
India
Esa
Santh Raike
Union Pave
Packard Motor
USOT
Tree
Pierce Arrow
Ie Radio Corp
Cere de Paseo
Agri
Wand Il
West Md W
Davison Chem
Bebe
Am Steel Fdy
Ray Consol
Wool
Barnsdall
Motors
Fisk
Fisher Body Int
Midland St
Otis Steel Oo
Phillips Pet
U S Steel W
Eue Prairie Pipe
Tim Rae
Bavarian town halts tax to end fashion protest
June 30 Berlin reports Landau town council in the Bavarian Isar valley imposed a clothing tax shocking residents. Officials later faced food shortages as wives organized a cooking strike to protest the tax on modern fashions. Fathers repealed the decree, claiming insufficient power to regulate feminine homes and dress. Subscribe for the Gazette.
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Berlin
Deere
Landau
Tie River
Isar
Mounts
Tie Town
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Boy Curtis
Move
Association
P.R.R. Bus Charters O. K.’D
Bill Los
I. C. Commission
Vikington
Apple
Elmer Hadden
Cherryhill
Wood Dick
Homer City
M. C. Rinehart
Robinson
Chris Coy
Gould
Cherryhill Township
Court Fiefe
James Lucas
Buffington Township
John Lytle
Caiting
Percy Allen Rose
Cambrig County
Rose
Delos Grow
William Templeton
Clymer
George Edwards
Chevrolet
Automobile, Company
Wesley Akerson
Earl D. Simpson
J. H. Lytle
Ralph Stewart
Murray Stewart
Chris Heilman
Brushvalley Township
Court House
Samuel Rugh
Ben and
Charles Underwood
Hugh
East Wheatfield Township
Harry Kunkle
Shelocta
E. E. Napp
Stafford
Town
Henry Gorman
Banks Township
John Ewing
Josephine Silvis
Wershey
Coulter Wiggins
Blairsville
Indiana County Bar Association
Ervin Adams
Wehrum
Adams
Coal Company
Frank Spicher
Cherry Tree
John Malcolm
Joe Rudy
Clark Gaul
Rochester Mills
Squire Harry T. Miller and Sons
Percy and
Dwight
Heshbon
Kittanning
A. E. Masten & Company
Pittsburgh, PA
Tax
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bidz
Indiana, Pai
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