Indiana Visitors and Local Officials Patrol Day
Mrs B H W McCartney visited her son Wlaw and daughter in law Mrs Lawrence Lockard then returned home to Punxsutawney. County Treasurer and Mrs John Bennett and Mr and Mrs Rayden White visited Bolivar. Sheriff Malcolm and Fred Dilts conducted a sale in Commodore. Chief of Police Tony Askey and Squire Chris Bitterworth were at the Court House. Marion residents and Indiana residents were seen among shoppers and visitors. Local officials and businessmen, including Frank Tate from Clymer and Francis Flinn of Johnstown, attended to business in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. HW. McCartney
Wlaw
John ‘Bennett
Rayden ‘White
Bolivar
Ning
Tony Askey
Squire Chris Bitterworth
Clymer
Court House Visitors Report Local Attendance
Jomea Kelley of Licerne and George Fleck of Shelocta were among Indiana visitors yesterday. TW Hancock attended to business in town, while W. and T. Stockdale of Saltsburg and D. E. F. Hagens of Strongstown were in Indiana yesterday visiting friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomea Kelley
Licerne
Court House
TW. Hancock
George Fleck
Shelocta
Indiana
W. and
T. Stockdale
Saltsburg
D. E F. Hagens
Strongstown
Awas
Is Boy Scouting Worth While
James A. Emenheiser of Blairsville Pa argues scouting develops better mind and body in boys. He asserts scouting provides engaging activities and clear advancement through duties and classes, preparing youths for industry and society based on his observations at Blairsville Silk Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emenheiser
Blairsville
Storm Sweeping Atlantic Seaboard
A nor-easter pounded the mid Atlantic coast as two lightships were torn from moorings near Virginia and swept out to sea. Two coal barges with crews were broken from cog voyS off the Virginia Capes and lost in darkness as officials hoped the lightships might ride out the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Armen
Vreina Capes
Loree's Trunk Line Plans Hit As Option Dies
A link for Loree's trunk line project fails to gain support as the option dies. The commission had previously refused permission for the proposed route due to lack of a viable alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Beca
Rose Named Head of In. 5S News Service in Chicago
A prominent newspaper executive, Rose, is appointed executive manager of the Western Division with headquarters in Los Angeles. Colleagues praise his editorial skill, ability to anticipate tomorrow’s paper, and ethics, predicting strong representation for clients in the world news market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Parker
Los Angreses
Rose
I. P. Mitchell
The
Sun
Roge
Mitchell
Teentige Sun
George Smith
J. H. Butler
Buffalo Evening News
New York
Blairsville police nab trio in auto theft case
Quick police action led Blairsville officers to chase and stop a stolen Chandler car on North Morrow Street. The three youths were arrested, pled guilty, and sent to county jail before Squire C. McLain. They refused to discuss the case and await sentence in Indiana. Chief George O Connell’s swift alert prevented further thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Morrow Street
Indiana
Squire
C. McLain
George O’connel
Police Department
Blairsville
Doctor Stewart
O’connel
O’conner
Ndiana
New Track Lease Talks Signal Shifts for Rail Lines
The article outlines proposed trackage agreements involving Du Bois on the B R P and Buttonwood near Wilkes Barre with the Delaware and Hudson. It notes new negotiations likely, challenging Loree’s plan and leaving room for reconfiguring connections with New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, and Nickel Plate. It discusses Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh’s assignment to New York Central, and Loree’s noncommentary amid earlier blocks, with lease implications for the Pennsylvania Railroad and related routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Bois
Buttonwood
Wilkes- Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Loree
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Mr. Loree
Lehigh Valley
Wabash
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
N Loree
Majorea
Ue Delaware
Lorce
Buffalo, Roches
Pittahuugh
Ta Tx
Ayton
Leres
Dubai
Coal Miners Fatally Injured in Ridge Mines
Two coal miners were fatally injured when an automobile struck a child on an Indiana road last night. A 2 child was admitted to Indiana Hospital at 07 16. Residents of Gragaton reported occupants of the auto. The child was playing along the road at the time. Hospital authorities reported his condition as critical. Firemen were summoned to extinguish a chimney blaze at 1335 o'clock yesterday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Palmer
Blatklick
Welaves
Indiana Road
Indiana Hospital
Oleek
Gragaton
Feen
Wood
Marjorie Raun Fund Supports Navy Target Prizes
Obscure notice details a death in Baltimore of Avadeon Trout at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long illness. It notes Trout’s farming life in the local area, survivors including children and a brother, and a funeral conducted by Rev. McGrow with interment at McDewell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marjorie Sterrett
Avadeon Trout
Jahs Hopkins
Baltimore
Trout
Norris
Daniel
Calvin
Mita Lamer
Grisemore
Marry McDonnell
Spruce
Minnie Bowers
Mabel Rogers
Alvin Trout
Alverda
James Treat
Cambria
McGrow
McDewell Cemetery
Money as a Moral Force According to Dr. Allis
Dr. N. Dwight Allis asserts money is a force akin to water wind or electricity and lacks intrinsic morality. He argues money becomes good or bad solely through its use and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. N. Dwight
Allis
Blairsville council approves sidewalks and utilities extension
Blairsville monthly report shows 20 police actions in February with 10 night calls and 67 other calls, 2 fire calls, and $148.85 in fines. Council votes for East Lane sidewalk on the east side and first reading of the ordinance. Utilities upgrade plan for Conemaugh Iron Works, cost $3100 shared by the mill and borough. Bids opened for hall and fire headquarters renovations. Fire equipment purchase authorized. Gasoline trench pump contract awarded. Equipment orders include Edwards road grader and a Fordson Gauter. Council meeting notes also cover Civic Club events, Mothers’ League Fund support, and a trespass ordinance related to the Diamond lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Thearest
East Lane
Brown and
Wynn Streets
First Reading
T. C. North
Conemaugh Iron Works
Blairsville Boroweh
Fire Department
T. (. North
Council
Nove Pump Company
Tittsburgeh
Inker Supply Company
Pitts
Sutton-Miller Company
Joyal Foard Motor Company
Victor
M. Bearer
Chiwee
Ligidnier
Pennsylvania
Department of Forestry
Women’s Civic Club
Glairaville
Ram White
Mia UK
Meffinity
Preston
Laura Geoff Smith
Mothers Lance Fund
Senate
Harrisburn
Clu
CG. J. McBride
Elder Peolar
RL Griffith
General Assembly
Indiana County
North and
Streater
Actnation
Borough Council
Peneral
Edison Gives Another Interview on New Happenings
Edison, at his winter home in Fort Myers Florida, says radio will not replace silent drama. He doubts talking pictures will succeed in the United States, citing Americans’ preference for silent film and ongoing issues with static and distortion. He focuses on other priorities for the country and mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I, N
Fort Myers
Fla
Hite
Thomas A. Edison
I. N.S
Edison
United States
Ostrich leather bags set Paris fashion pace this spring
Paris fashion notes from ALICE LANGEUIER describe ostrich leather bags becoming a major spring trend. The article highlights larger afternoon bags with matching straps, beaded envelope styles, red feather accents, and reptile skins remaining key for small bags. It mentions moire and shagreen textures, and bishop’s cap clasps guarding multiple compartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alice Langeuier
International
Pennsylvan ia Constructors Convention Executed
General contractors from across Pennsylvania gather in Harrisburg on March 24 for the seventh annual convention of the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors. A dinner on March 25 at the Penn-Harris Hotel will be attended by architects engineers public officials surveyors and others in construction. Speakers include Sumner Sollitt W I Austin A E Horst R C Jacop Maj W R Richard William D Hill Henry H Wilson Col W T Chevallier Ward Christie and others discussing accident prevention estimating traffic legislation employment equipment and contract bonding reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Contractors of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Sith
Associated Pennsylvania Constructors
Associated General Contractore of America
United States
Penn- Harris
Harrisboro
Leweesgne Dvetey
Amore
Sumner Sollitt
Chicago
Associated General Contractors of America
W. I. Austin
Detroit
A. E. Horst
Rock Island
R. C. Jacop
Philadelphia
Maj
W. R. Richard
Denver
William D. Hii
Henry H. Wilson
Col. W. T. Chevallier
Engineering News
Accet Ant
Senate Filibuster Grips Congress Through Night Session
An all night Senate filibuster stalls action on the Reed resolution and campaign investigations. Reed Moses and Blease lead a persistent stalemate while the House remains idle. Senators endure long speeches as the chamber resembles a hospital and a noon adjournment looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Moses
New Hampshire
Blease
South Carolina
Reed Campaign Fund Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed-Moses
Senate Chamber
Chinese Civil War Push Moves North Toward Shanghai
Troop trains from Spantung and Chihli arrive at Fu Kow with ten more today. Northern forces surge along the Yangtse toward Nanking and on to Soo Chow, Chang Chow, Shanghai and Chekiang. Shantung forces replace Sun Chuan Fang’s units on fronts as ChangTsung-Chang and Sun clash over a past defeat. Thousands desert to Cantonese, with about a thousand crowding Shanghai outskirts. police and soldiers block entry to the International settlement. American Marines parade in the International settlement, first public display since landing on Chaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fukow
Spantung
Chihli
Yangtse Kiang
Nanking
Soochow
Changchow
Shanghai
Chekiange
Shantung
Sun Chuan-Fang
Chang Tsuns- Chang
Sun
Chang
International Seattlement
Yanetse River
Nankine
Pukow
U.S
Chaumant
International Settlement
Samurday
Chaumont
Laughing Philosophers in Ancient Seaport Tales
In Thrace’s seaport town Audera, Damoevinus is described as the laughing or scaling philosopher. The term scoffing laughter, a form of derisive amusement, appears linked to Abderien laughter in the commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audera
Thrace
Nere
Damoevinus
Woman's gaze and doubt puzzle her sense of self
A reflective note on a woman confronting how others read her presence. She questions why observers assume she knows everything and whether her own certainty is challenged by their gaze. The piece probes identity, perception, and insecurity in social scrutiny.
A.M. Mastin Avompany Stock Listing Pittsburgh
A fragmented 19th century stock page shows numerous ticker symbols and percentages for a wide range of companies and commodities. Notable entries include Anaconda, Royal Dutch, U.S. Steel, Packard, Pierce Arrow, and Rock Island. The column reflects large, varied market movements with several double-digit percentages. the exact securities and values are intermixed with OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofen Ark
Gas
Gen. Motors
Pees Thins Granby Cop
Ieseeees Ag Gt. Nor
Kelly
N.Y
Beng Pan
Prairie Rinse
Royal Dutch
Baas Beneca
Eeaes
Sthrn
Spoiets Aly
Vecesvsesees
Otl
Cal
Nn J
Ind
N. Y
Stern Rails
St. Louis
U ‘E
U.S
U. S. Steel West
Het
Aim
Willys Over
West Md
Essecs Venres
Hud
Epte
A. E. Mastin
Avompany
Pitusburgh, PA
Arrest grafting school directors in Wilkes Barre
Seven Hanover 15 school directors and principals were arrested on bench warrants in Wilkes Barre Pa on charges of bribery and conspiracy. At court, counsel said directors would yield only if their answers were not considered admissions of guilt. Six directors offered resignations yesterday as prosecutors urged a full hearing to uncover alleged graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mare Vis
Hanover
Wott
Aeons
Neatlsp
Aga ‘Ney
Daugherty Jury Deliberations Extend for Hours
In New York on March 3 the jury resumed six deliberations at 10:16 am in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial. After twenty four and a half hours of deliberations the panel remains deadlocked on whether former Attorney General Harry Daugherty and former Alien Property Custodian Thomas W. Miller conspired to defraud the government by providing improper services related to the American Metals Company wartime seized property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daugherty Miller
Harry Daugherty
Thomas Wy Miller
American Metals Company
Coolidges Move to Temporary Washington Home
President and Mrs. Coolidge left the White House on March 3 and relocated to a palatial house at DuPont Circle. Owner Mrs. Blainy Schlesinger arranged the temporary housing while extensive repairs to the White House reef and upper floor proceed. Officials say occupancy may last about six months.
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Washington
Coolider
White
Tse
DuPont — Circle
Blinay Schlesinger
Wagate
White House
Shane
Cockdm
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Frank Tate
Depty
H. Jones
Gambria County
Lafayette
Tuck
Homer City
Malcolm
Fred Dilts
Commodore
George Buterbaugh
Hillsdale
W. J. Cruin
Lewisville
Squire A. W. Campbell
D. N. Bates
Black Tick
Marsh Lancham
J. W. Langham
F. L. Shea
Ernest
D. M. Fowler
Penn Run
al C G. Grasier
F. L. Carpenter
Johnstown
de I. Barr
Rou Jette
Ed. Fyock
India
Tom Smiths
Frank Butterbaugh
Hillsdale Awvas
Fred W. Young
Erie
Francis Flinn
Rennington Typewriter Company
E. Nangle
Ead Wheatfield
Tadekin
County Treasurers Office
James A. Emenheiser
Blairsville, Pa
Atlantic Seaboard
Ridge
Marjorie S, Raun
Para Ona
North Water Street
Tuyen
Daugherty
Coolidges
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