Davis Given Right to Senate Seat Amid Pennsylvan ia Hearing
March grand jury examined the Nye Committee findings on James J. Davis of Pennsylvania. The final report cited expenditures in the Davis campaign totaling 1,017.82 dollars. Senator Patterson filed a minority view, noting discrepancies, while Davis was ruled lawfully chosen and elected.
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Davis
Senate
Washington
James J. Davie
Beary Aievania
Nye Senate
Pennsylvania
Jusior
Keyston
Patterson
Primmary
Salon
Th Wai Hrown
Spent & JR
Chanel
Oo Paw Toren
Heela Schools Burned In Greensburg Fire Damages Four Rooms
A major fire in Heela destroyed a four room grade school building with 160 students from second and third grades moved to a temporary two room frame and a new eight room facility. Loss estimated at 20000 with insurance carried by the Mt. Pleasant township school district. Cause undetermined but prompt water help saved adjacent buildings including a church. Fire crews from Greensburg and Mt. Pleasant assisted. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heela
Greensburg
Maren O. Fin
Andrew Roehanick
Mt. Pleasant Township
Aljuining
Harry Friedline
Frick Coke Company
Mt. Pleasant
Club Hears Of Furniture Exhibit at New Century Club
Members of the New Century Club hosted a hour long program presenting a ninety talk on assembling our houses in the Colonial and Pre-Revolutionary periods. Hor wyecleor led the discussion with emphasis on durable practical colonial furnishings including furniture rugs lamps and draperies enhancing the room’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggs & Thal
New Century Club
Meir
Elisabeth, Ja
Suburban Day Thursday Attracts Many Shoppers
An informal town shopping event drew a large crowd as residents planned purchases for the monthly suburban day. Vendors offered specials and crowds moved along main streets with steady foot traffic.
Policeman Denies Knowing Slain Girl Before Commission
Calmly denies involvement as New York vice commission probes murder of a model who had accused him of tram ing. The officer, Andrew W. McLaughlin, faced questioning over the death and a Bermmads vacation context is noted in testimony.
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Andrew Who McLaughlin
Fue
New York
Bermmads
Tony G
Maurdce
Vivian Monther
Traning
Hed
Oto Stell Dee
New York Vice Commission
Salvation Army Appeals for Clothing and Shoes in Town
The Salvation Army conducts extensive relief work for needy families and requests donations of children's clothing and shoes. Ensign Mureatruyyl will coordinate distribution, with items placed where needed and meals or food pledged for those in need.
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Salvation Army
Tela
Mureatruyyl
Basien Murgatray
King of Jazz Whiteman Granted Divorce and Support
Chicago divorce case ends in favor of Mildred Whiteman stage name Vanda Hoff. Judge Sullivan orders bandleader Paul Whiteman to pay 50 weekly for life or until remarriage and provide life insurance totaling 10000 plus an annuity to yield 12000 annually. Custody awarded to Mrs Whiteman for their 10 year old son Paul Jr. Dancer receives additional financial protections.
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Chicago
Whiteman
Mildred Whiteman
Vanda Hoff
Jobo Vf. Sullivan
Paul, Jr
Fife
Paul
Robert Mahan Struts in Bold Style at Fair
The article describes Robert Mahan stepping proudly in a tent wearing a high hat white vest and high collar as farmers complain about low prices for butter and eggo products. Mahan’s confident display contrasts with market worries over 126 per dozen butter and related butter prices.
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Robert Mahan
Cherry Tree Girl Wed in Ebensburg
A marriage license was issued in Ebensburg yesterday for Miss Ruby Sebring of Cherry Tree and Learner of Westover. The notice records the ceremony details and local civil records.
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Cherry
Ebensburg
Westover
Ruby Sebring
Irev
Congress in Death coma and dying Senate struggles
The Seventy First Congress, described as in a death coma, faced a tense session as the Senate and House debated legislation amid fatigue. Senators, including Rob Lafollette of Wisconsin, pressed to pass bills before adjournment while opposition objected to the measure, amid a late night stir and calls for restraint.
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William KR. Butchinson
INS
Wastington
March
Senate
oRob” Lafollette
Wisconsin
Directors for Credit Bureau
As the result of an elevon eme meeted during the joint mee with the Kiwanis Club Monday evening, the following w named oo three. Near dire ote for the Tadigai Credit Bureau: Walter Feidler of an Indi ana Co-operative Dairy Company, M. Rae Jones of the Steving Furniture Company and I. J. Brody of Brody Brothers.
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Kiwanis Club
Tadigai Credit Bureau
Walter Feidler
Indiana Co-operative Dairy Company
M. Rae Jones
The
Steving Furniture Company
I. J. Brody
Brody Brothers
Evangelist Mark Lan Returns From Revival Meeting at Kent
Evangelist Mark R Lan has just returned from a revival in Franklinia where he aided the Rent for the Methodist Epiconal Chart, led by Pastor Rev FLW McConnell. A strong program with good music and singing continues with services at 7 15 each evening except Monday.
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Mark R. Lan
Pranklinam
Flw. McConnell
Sofmons
Will Rogers on press, manners, and conferences
Beverly Hills March 1 notes Will Rogers editorializing about linguistic shifts and American manners. He mocks American media trends, references Bernard Shaw, and comments on the progress of a congress or conference, predicting continued activity and a potential clash over a drum and disarmament topic.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Bernard Shaw
Voorn
New witnesses to testify in bodies’ behalf amid inquiry clash
In Harrisburg on March 4 ins Dr Hepburn counsel for the Senate committee urged a new independent commission to hear the Public Service investigation. He proposed a 5 member panel including senate and house judiciary chiefs and three public representatives. The move aims to depoliticize the probe into governor Pinchot charged excessive returns. Senator Buckman called Hepburns plan a political tirade and defended the governor. Continuation noted on Page Two.
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Marrisburg
Maren
Hepburn
Senate
Senate Judiciary General Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee
Gifford Pinechot
Hepburn Aid
Board of Managers
Buckman
Pinchot
Masonic Leaders Journey to Philadelphia Meeting
Frank J. Neff district deputy Henderson Tidiana Lode TD Jobheten Benjamin Frankiss Lodge Fooamt A. AL and William Neff left overland for Philadelphia. The Tidiana delegation plans to attend the grand lodge session and expects to return later with completed work.
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Frank J. Neff
Aleputy
Henderson
Tidiana Lode
Jobheten
Benjamin Frankiss Lodge
Fooamt
A. AL
William Neff
Neornius
Puitedelphuia
Tidiana
Rand Bode
AL M
Comielit and Co.morrow
Tragic Pittsburgh Fire Claims Parents And Children
A blaze at a home in Ned Rasselten, Pittsburgh area, kills Frank Daniel, his wife, and three children, with one daughter surviving after leaping from a second story window and breaking her leg. Fire originated from an overhaul storage area as West View and Culmerville fire crews arrived late at night, recovering the bodies after dawn.
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Pittsburgh
Man
Man Ned
Rasselten
Rene
Frank Daniel
Pato
Frank
Mary Vischiaren
Fra Yeu
Et Ae
West Tet Towne
Culmerville
Houge
Wes
Lower House In Session Makes Light Calendar
Harrisburg report by Robert F L Gorman notes the Pennsylvania House of Representatives opening session focuses on limited calendar items. Rep Sarig of Hershey discusses Gov Pinchot relations with the legislature. The Democratic leader Snader cites Attorney General Schnader opinion on cross examination by the Senate Utilities Probe Committee.
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Robert FL Gorman Hwarrisburg
Martel 4
Tower House
General Assembly
Rep
Sarig
Herks
Pinchot
Democratic House Snader
Gener Schnader
Senate Utilities Probe Committee
Jesse Thomas Convalescent At Home Visit
Jesse Thepigs of Tasers who fiat i been criticaly that who had been receiving treatment atthe Tidiana Hospital is now visiting in the home of hisister, Mrs Sylvester Durn heimer, School street. Mr. Thomas is making a splendid recuperation.
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Jesse Thepigs
Tidiana Hospital
Hisister
Sylvester Durnheimer
School Street
Thomas
To Go to Trial as Widow's Assailant
A high school student and Sunday school teacher named Wusser Noble faces trial for allegedly attacking widow Mrs. Clara B. Ellis in her Haverhill Massachusetts home with a hammer. The incident followed a theft when Noble was found stealing a watch from Ellis’s bureau.
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Wusser Noble
Tae
Haver
Mass
Clara B.C. Ellis
Noble
Wis
Maes
Elst
Chesterfield Sends Best Wishes Notice
Chesterfield firm expresses best wishes and thanks in a formal note. The message mentions supplying paper-related items and spare parts, while acknowledging timely delivery and cooperation with colleagues. The tone is courteous and professional, with emphasis on ongoing business relations.
Homer Auxiliary Pie Social Announcement
Homer Auxiliary plans a pie social with a bake sale and social gathering. Volunteers will host activities and serve refreshments, inviting the community to attend and support charitable aims.
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HOMER
Prince Gallitzin Spring Flows Again
A damaged fragment reports spring activity at Prince Gallitzin with mentions of weather and memory, alongside an advertisement for a New Tappan Gas Range Trade 3450 at Mabou & Sons.
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Prince Gallitzin
Pappan Gas
Mabou & Sons
Asus
Judge Langham Recites Detailed Expenditures
Judge Langham opened court with a Grand Jury showing itemized 1930 expenses for maintaining inmates at county and reformary facilities totaling 19,919.12 dollars, with 1929 prior-year figures and 1930 reimbursements of 10,470.18 dollars noted from the Register of Wills and related offices.
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Langham
Corti Penal Wid Reformatory
Tigr WO
Willard
SAR
Register of Wills
Recorder of Deeds
Maou
John D Walker Cambria County commissioner dies in Johnstown
John D. Walker of Westmont and Eighth avenue died at Memorial hospital after an operation for gallbladder issues. A longtime Republican leader, he served as president of the Cambria county commissioners and remained active in local politics. He had been hospitalized since February and had recently attended a commissioners’ meeting before his illness worsened. He was born in Nova Scotia and had a long career in public service.
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John D. Walker
Johnstown Hospital
Johnstown
Eighth Avenue
Tioga Street
Westmont
Board of County Commissioners
Cambria County
Memorial Hospital
Walker
Stente
Waters
Connate
Ebensbare
Johns Loch
Honesek
Lospinal
Nova Scotia
Kiwanis Guests Hear Credit Bureau Talk
Kiwanis members welcomed guest speaker Joda Chamber Joe Bilvels and Wa s son MeKre from Me f n sou ttiy to discuss credit bureau practices. The talk covered customer obligations, merchant credit terms, and the role of collection agencies in local business, with examples from McKeesport merchants.
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Credit Bureday
Jodha Chamber
Joe Bilvels
Sapperboa
Occus Moore
Owas Wasson MeKre
Howe
Ofa
Lee
Dave Ole Tieeble
McKeesport
Creditura
Othur Chua Persaga
Coutinudad Em
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Keystone State
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Carly el
OF Jazz
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Congress
Ted Oor Parte
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Will Rogers
Capitol Notes
Philadelphia
Peel
Bill
Jesse Thomas
Gypsy Metiride
Alan Crosby
Gypsy
James Wallace
Muller
Madge
Sovel
Chesterfield
Jeterrary
Liss Beir & Myers Tolaced Co
Wien
Cdiwitys
Weil
Psa Agatiy Sea Coe
Westerner
Indiana
Cambria
Credit Bureau Kiwanis
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