Seek Slayer in County Towns in Kaskan Death Case
State police and constables hunted a killer across Avonmore Battes burg and Salina for a man believed to be familiar with William Kaskan’s chickening business. The farmer was shot while inspecting a damaged coop after his family played cards. A suspect named Hilty was sought for questioning, but police said he may be innocent. The victim’s body lay in St Gertrude’s Catholic cemetery after funeral services as investigations continued.
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William Kaskan
Kittanning
Tune
Rishi Township
Apollo
Avonmore
Battesburg
Salina
Kaskan
Avon
Kiew Karkan
Hig
Kishan
R.A. Chambers
Kis+ki
Willy
Dole Hilty
Apollo Cotvict
Kaskar
Hilty
Miriski Township
Brownstown
St. Gertrude’s Catholic Cemetery
Helen Ku
Anthony
Miss McCrory Wath
Eugenie
Jeannette McCrory
Fatma
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Egypt
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Jacob
Thousand Seas
Convention Sidelights and Swift Platform Exit
The report notes a quick exit from the platform that kept a potential presidential nomination in doubt. Eddie Dowling introduces attendees including John McCooey of New York while Will keeps delegates harmonious. A late animal act attempt and a loud bell boy wakeup scene add humor to the convention snapshots.
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Eddie Dowling
John McCooey
New York
Missionaries Visit U P Church Members Gather in Social Hall
India Egypt missionaries visit the Upper Peninsula church as a prayer meeting and social hour finish with thanks for the dispensers of The Light. The King’s Daughters class hosts the event and aids in supporting McCrory’s school with reception refreshments and personal meetings. Miss McCrory receives a brown leather purse with a gold item inside as a parting gesture.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Migs McCrory
Bane
Cakey
Fragt F. Melaukie
Evangelistic Services Begin at Mriendelup Chapel Near Porterfield Bridge
A fragmentary report describes evangelistic services starting at Mriendelup chapel near Porterfield Bridge with Wy o A. fobbhe at Mornerville leading a multi-denomination gathering. The event features Miss McCrory and King’s Daughters members, a spoken tribute, and a mix of poems and speeches seeking support for missions in Egypt, Fatma, and Gimiany.
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Porterfield Bridge
Mornerville
Legion Program for Fourth of July Fete Here
Legion outlines a July Fourth fete program with prizes for parade entries and exhibits. The event includes a free session for World War veterans, a wire works display, and a parade with classes for best costume and best patriotic display. Local committees urge participation and indicate seating and exhibition details near the parade route.
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Legion
Fort Necessity Park Dedication Highlights Historic Battle
Fort Necessity Park will be dedicated July 4 to mark George Washingtons first battle, seen as start of the French and Indian War. A tentative speaker list includes Adjutant General D J Davis, Governor of Pennsylvania, General Douglas MacArthur, Major General Paul B Malone, and others. Programs begin at 1 40 p m EST.
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Fort Necessity Park
George Washington
America
Europe
D.J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Army
Paul B. Malone
Russell Wm
T. Ay Ri
Frederick W. Millapaugh
Cieneral
S.A
Anethony Wayne Cook
Dal Ty
Hanford McNider
U. S
Canada
MD. Spafford
Agu Legion
John S. Fisher
Mite
Virginia
Before Sunset Delegates Repeal Controversy Narrows Field
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt and allied delegates scrambling for momentum as balloting nears. Prohibition repeal dominates the platform fight, with wets and drys split over the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act. Roosevelt aims for two thirds but faces possible defections and a late push from Governor Ritchie and others as convention maneuvering intensifies.
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New York
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Darix Horsse
Roosevelt backs repeal plank at Democratic convention
Reporter Raymond T Borst describes Franklin D Roosevelt endorsing the repeal plank as declared by campaign manager James A Varley. Farley asserts Roosevelt will win nom on first ballot while Missouri splits and Ohio touts White as VP contender. Rogers and Tunney mingle at the Chicago convention amid party maneuvers and lobby bustle.
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Roosevelt
Raymond T
Borst Cins
Chicago
INS
Franklin
James A. Varley
New York
Farley
Peedi
Warley
Virginia
Roprevel
Ohio
Indiana
George White
Henry G. Bruniner
Rogers
Will Rogers
Aba Ecaucus
Texas
Amon G. Carter
Port Worth
Illinois
Minor Revolts Atop Banking and Economic Planks Aboard Delegates
Chicago June 30 A reported weakening of Roosevelt forces in the Iowa delegation sparked rumors of desertion to Gav Franklin Roosevelt of New York. The convention saw instant approval for bond issues and brief attacks on Republican policies with persistent talk of caucusing to determine Iowa's choice.
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Chicago
INS
Roosevelt
Iowa
Gav
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Inter
Lowa
Secrecy in Proposed Cuts of Government
Secrecy in proposed cuts of government budgets is viewed by many as a quick path to lower local tax burdens though few legislators discuss such moves openly. Proposals to reduce teachers' salaries and judge pay are before the legislature but progress is unpredictable. If annual economy moves are enacted, salaries for members may also face reductions.
Prohibition Plank Boosts Hoover as Dems Push Repeal
Chicago Democratic convention adoption of a repeal plank sharpens the split with Republicans. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler claims repeal will restore state police powers and tax liquor, while warning that Hoover’s straddle plank may fail. The commentary frames repeal as ending lawlessness and the legal liquor ban.
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Butler
William Parker
INS
Paris
Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
International News Service Today
Europe
American Club
Republican Convention Resolutions Committee
Women Gleeful At Wet Plank At Convention
A Democratic convention line endorses a straight repeal plank of the Eighteenth Amendment. Delegates anticipate submitting repeal to the people, viewing it as a triumph for anti prohibitionists and signaling clear aims rather than evasive tactics.
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Democratic Party
Alfalfa Bill Murray Aids Bonus Plank At Democratic Convention
Floyd Gibbons reports from the Democratic National Convention as Oklahoma Governor Bill Murray pushes a plank favoring immediate bonus pay. Rankin and Connery back him with speeches asserting broader unemployment misery and stimulating trade. Al Smith's comeback earns cheers as party leaders pledge support and a strong New York legal cadre stands ready.
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INS
Bonus Army
Potomac
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Bill
Congressman Connery
Massachusetts
John A. Rankin
Mississippi
War Veterans’ Committee
House
John Rankin
Rankin
Uncle Sam
Washington
Alyalfa Bill Murray
al Smith
Lla
Cordel Hull
Tennessee
Wyyolee
Mike Igoe
Uinois
Liam Proud
Franklin Roosevelt
Texas
Tanmany
New York
John W. Davis
Sam Untermyer
George Gordon Battle
Max Steuer
Dudley Wiely Malone
Jimmie Gerard
Jimmie Walker
Judge Olvaney
Crain
Cohalen
Treasury balance figures reported for June release
Washington report shows Treasury balance at $526,187,250.95 as of June with expenditures totaling 4,656,279,756 and customs receipts of 16,477,930.43. The release notes variations from prior figures and lists June data across balance, expenditures, and receipts.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Prohibition Reform Sparks Public Cheer Across United States
A political plank advocating a new approach to the eighteenth amendment and a swift revision of the Volstead Act is described as likely to elicit widespread approval. The remarks suggest a surge of optimism among the public over future governance and policy change.
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United States
Directory Book For Indiana Set To Be Issued In September
Indiana data collection continues as Calkin Kelly Directory Company hires Glenn O. Cornelius and a team to gather street by street information for a new city directory. The volume will include residents over 18 with occupations, churches and pastors, officials, a street grid, and a classified business section. It will ship to over 400 libraries nationwide through associations and trade groups.
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Indiana
Glenn O. Cornelius
Calkin-Kelly Directory Company
Binghampton
N. Y
United States
Association of North American Directory Publishers
United Typothetae
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Clemesius
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Obituary notices from Smicksburg and Hastings area
Obituary notices report Mrs J G Walker of Smicksburg dying at home at age almost 90 with funeral service at Smicksburg Lutheran Church. Genevieve Simon Hastings, 78, widow of Peter Simon, dies after long illness. numerous survivors listed across Hastings, Akron, Youngstown, Pittsburgh and Patton. Other obituaries include Wright of Graceton, John Scholik, Frank Pahuszki of Black Lick, with funeral details forthcoming.
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J. G. Walker
4. G. Walker
Smicksburg
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
Rey, Acon A ‘Troutman
Smicksburg Cemetery
Genevieve Simon Hastings
Genevieve Simon
Peter Simon
Benjamin Hadley
James Plassard
Emeigh Run
Peter, Jr
Fittsburgh
James
Johnstown
Thomas Trexler
Patton
Teorge Watso
Sagamore
Simon
James Parchman
Pittsburgh
Susan Guigan
Hastings
Lewis Galone
Awines
Dh. Wright
James ‘I. Wright
Graceton
Frank Pahwazki
Frank Pahuszki
Black Lick
Indiana Hospital
Ferguson Funeral Home
Blairsville
Tarzin Kidney Tonic Promoted By Drug Store Ad
Take Tarzin for your kidneys says this drug store promotion. It claims tarzan roots and herbs relieve kidney irregularities and related pains. It targets chronic sufferers with back pain, stomach and liver issues, and nervousness, urging immediate use. Daugherty's Drug Store.
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Tarzin
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