Boy Scout Movement Inspires Indiana County Support
Theodore Th. Stacy recalls hearing of Scouting in 1910 at Lake George summer school and how Blairsville formed Troop No. 4 of Baltimore. He praises Scout ideals, leadership by volunteers, and the aim to make boys better citizens through safety, teamwork, and service, urging county funding to promote youth development.
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Theodore Th. Stacy
Blairsville
Sumer School
Lake George
Baltimore
Jme
Fife
Scoutings
Renic
Helicer
Tife
Indiana County
Busin
Mystifying Mexican Fuss Deepens Diplomatic Strain
The United States and Mexico exchange sharp defenses over alleged unwarranted activities linked to a petroleum land con trove. Mexico denies coordinating with its representatives in the U S while the State Department maintains silence on certain claims. Reports of strained relations persist despite official denials and cautious commentary.
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Nots Witel Anbaesador
Sheffield
Mexico
Ily Han
Edo Othe
State Department
United States
Ketslopy
Tellow
Prile
Hur
NO HARI KARI FOR JAP ACTOR
New York March 4. International News Service reports Sessue Hayakawa, the Japanese film actor, denied reports from Paris that he had taken his own life. He dismissed the rumors as absurd and stated they were untrue.
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New York
Insd
Sessue Hayakawa
Str
International News Service
Today
Paris
Monte Carl
Death knell sounding for D2Y referendum
A sharp shift in House rules endangers efforts to pass the Perry two bills sought by wet interests. The first bill would block enforcement by locking up venues after a conviction, while the second tightens complaints against intoxicating beverage sales. Lawmakers, lobbyists, and state authorities rally to push the measures through the legislature’s committee system.
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Pefovsadm
Perry
Sons Tel Af
Perry Hills
Community shocked by Mrs Grant death in Clos
Mrs Grant, longtime former resident of Clos, died at home at 3 am after a brief illness at age 72. Born in Jefferson County to John and Mary Rhine, she lived most of her life in Clos and was active in local women’s groups. Survived by daughter Mrs Clark Grinder of Clos, son M I Stewart of Biz Run, and two grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm from her home, burial Oaklawn Cemetery.
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Clos
M. I. Stewart
Biz
Oaklawn Cemetery
Margaret Myers
Jacob Myers
White Township
Greenread
Hite
Cherryhill Township
Christian Church of
Milk Route to Pittsburgh Starts Soon
The Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Company, a 1000‑dairy group, plans a milk route to Pittsburgh with 24 cents per cow. Ninety percent of milk sold in Pittsburgh is contracted by the cooperative. Members hail from Blatreville and Livermore, highlighting steady, long‑run farm market access.
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Page L
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Company
Pittnsburgh
Pittehureh
Viendy
Blatreville
Livermore
Huto
Taxicab Fare Increase Bill Voices State Support
A state legislative measure proposes rate hikes that would lift taxi fares by raising the receipts tax and adjusting the current 6 mill levy to as high as 10 to 34 mill. Western Pennsylvania taxi owners and leaders including Walter Laird of Pittsburgh advocate the change, with officials Walter Laird, Pittsburgh Press and others backing the plan.
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Piutsuu
Pennsylvania
Clostal
Government Takes Up the Tarbot Case
Washington March 4 INS three lost years in the life of Jerry Talbot the nameless Marine challenge government resourcefulness The House Veterans Committee after an investigation refused to render a verdict Traced to February 2 1918 and picked up early 1921 if evidence is true where abouts remain a mystery Rep Johnson chairman says Talbot dodged the draft Rep Carter believes he fought in France and was wounded The committee will ask the government to carry on the investigation
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Washington
Jerry Talbot
France
House Veterans Committee
Department of Justice
Talbot
Rep
Johnson
South Cakata
Jerry
Carter
California
Oscar Harding Fatal Double Tragedy At Shaffer Farm
Oscar Harding killed his wife during breakfast at the Shaffer farm and then shot himself after pursuing her outside. The couple, estranged since February, left behind multiple children. A brother, Clyde Harding, was recently acquitted of murder and is now wanted for child support in Somerset County.
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Shaffer
Shaffers
Harding
Lavan Miller
69th Congress Died At Noon Record of its Last Actions
The passage and re passage of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill were vetoed by President Coolidge. Congress expanded radio regulation via a federal commission with broad powers. A new banking act broadened the field of national banks and strengthened the reserve system. Adherence to the world court and a near budgetary discipline marked the era, with hundreds of minor bills and routine measures.
San Cura Ointment claims healings and cures
A newspaper ad extols SAN CURA OINTMENT promising relief and possible permanent cure for fever sores and skin conditions. It cites a case of a daughter bedridden with a fever sore and a man with an ankle swelling, both reportedly healed. The ad markets the ointment for eczema boils hemorrhoids and minor injuries, noting prices of 80 cents to 1.25 dollars and a companion complexion soap priced 25 cents at local drug stores.
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Stein
Ito
Townville, Fa
Karl C. Banks
Atlantic Refining Co
Pittoourgh
Daugherty
Deus
Indiana Pharmacy
Daughrty’s Drug Store
Notable Visitors At Indiana County Court House
A steady stream of residents and visitors appeared in Indiana County Court House yesterday and Thursday. Fyock of Penny Run, D J Brian of Alverda, Rev Wilson Lewis of Brushvalley, H M Altimus of Wintondale, Thomas Koleth of Gipsy, Haywood Hagle of Mentele, John Beririver of Brushvalley, Moose of Cherryhill, Mr and Mrs Sinwah of South Sixth street, Mr and Mrs Fendya and Mrs Kuarnishin of Dixonville, W M Davison of New Bethlehem, W A Stanton of Johnstown, Mr and Mrs P C Keenan of Sagamore, William Hoey of Blairsville, C A Knapp of DuBois, D M Sterling of Latrobe, W I Spencer of Blairsville, Charles Ganac, T W Boucher, and Joan Fr Johnston visited or called on local residents yesterday or Thursday. Several filed papers or conducted business, including naturalization, while others stopped by to socialize or transact affairs.
Evangelist hopeful from Iselin high school
William Heard, Evening Gazette agent at Iselin and a junior at Elderaridge High School, left Tuesday for Pittsburth Bible School to undertake evangelist training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Heard, noted residents of the coastal town, with broad community support for his future success.
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William Heard
Iselin
Elderaridge High School
Fett
Pittshtarh Bible School
Yo Ta
Oan Evangelim
Thomas Ileard
Marine
Card of Thanks from Caulfield Family
The Buna Caulfield family of Oneida Tennessee expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of our husband and father. Special thanks for floral offerings and for car donations.
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Tieanes
Tuaband
Aloy
Buna Caulfield
Oneida
Tenn
Unclear truncated OCR list with mixed entities and brands
Fragmented OCR text includes scattered company names such as Pennock Radio Rock Island Union Pac and Lehigh Valley alongside mentions of Pittsburgh. The noisy telegraphic style lists many brands and places without coherent narrative or dates.
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ORUWI
Leon
Phillipa Pete
Pierce Arrow Pere Mat
Royal Dutch i Sthrn Pac
Stud
Dans
Pt Abota
N. J
Rai Am. Sum
Tel
Coccy Cree
EL Beth Steel
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Pennock Radio No
Rock Island
Pittsburgh
Farmers Meet at Blairsville Affects Local Industry
Blairsville notes a farmers meeting with Commerce committee led by Frank M. Barkley and Frank Stiffey and T. J. Shick. Plate Worker Protz, 87, of South Liberty Street, was injured at the National Plate Glass plant while handling a large glass section. He was treated by the company physician and moved to Indiana Hospital for care.
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Commerce Committee
Frank M. Barkley
Frank Stifffey
T. J. Shick
Blairsville
Mithfael Prots
South Liberty Street
Indiana Hospital
National Plate Glass Company
Protz
Focal Company
Ree
Three Die in Five-Story Tenement Fire in New York
Three people died as a five story tenement burned in New York. Harry J. Farrell a patrolman died trying to rescue a male child and an unidentified woman about six years old. Authorities fear more bodies may be buried in the ruins as they probe arson as a possible origin.
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New York
INS
Harry J. Farrell
Farrell
Minrs
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Pittsburgh, Press
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Oscar Harding
C. 1. Fyock
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Indiana Friends
D. J. Brian
Alverda
Wilson Lewis
Brushvatley Township
West Virginia
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John Bennett
Lewis
Inani
H. M. Altimus
Wintondale
Thomas Koleth
Gipsy
Haywood Hagle
Mentele
Indiane
John Beririver
Brushvalley Township
Moose
Mre
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Sinwah
South Sixth Street
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New Bethlehem
Indiana
W. A. Stanton
Johnstown
P.C. Keenan
Sagamore
William Hoey
Lown
Yester
C. A. Knapp
DuBois
D. M. Sterling
Latrobe
Tnapesbor
W. I. Spencer
Blatraville
Charles Ganac
Heilwood
C. A. Bernhard
U. S
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Commodore
Joan Fr. Johnston
Justiee of the Peace
Satisbure
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
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