Eastern Star Officer Killed in Hit and Run Incident
Mrs. Augusta Kramer, 61, of Jeannette, identified as an Eastern Star officer, was killed in a hit and run. Court records and local officials reference a deputy from District No. 7 and notes about a trial or proceeding, with mentions of names such as George Saita and Edward Mensterson in connection to the case.
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Augusta Kramer
Jeannette
Dytriet No
Jewanette Court
Pel Mensterson
Borough Tax Levy Down One Mill
Borough council recommends reducing the tax millage by one mill this year to meet budget requirements. The plan would keep the general fund at two mills and the sinking fund at two mills, down from last year’s eight and two and a half, reflecting fiscal caution amid local personal crises and steady community needs.
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WB. Buten Ace
Oor Naiana
Tadiamere
Sears Tay
Jan
Mirek
Wade
Cowboys and relief workers puzzle over Grace Charlton case
In Tonkawa Olkla relief station staff confronted a man calling himself Sid. After questioning the visitor was identified as Grace Charlton 38 a Texas cowpuncher with years of wandering and disguises.
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Tonkawa
Olkla
Sid
Grace Charlton
Wirsingin
Wita
Texas
Congress Passes Away By Constitution Hoovers Veto Record
Amid a long record of vetoes by the so called Hoover Congress the text recalls 14 presidential vetoes while noting the era’s political clashes. It mentions Congress in turmoil with references to West Virginia and veterans issues, and to governors and city affairs shaping the era. The article blends historical headings with fragmented OCR lines.
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Hoover Congress
Missing Pennsylvania D.A.R. event and accident report
A fragmentary historic clipping describes AM McGeary of 606 Seoultat Street injured in a truck incident near a Maytag washing machine piece. It mentions hospital stay, condition, and an unrelated American Federation gathering at a residence on Oak Street with local names and event details.
March Grand Jury In Session In Mareh Criminal Court
Mrs Iddo M Lewis presided as foreman for the Mareh term with Judge Langham’s instruction. Grand jurors reported from various towns as 11 cases were considered and two bills were sent to the court. proceedings continued into the afternoon and a note indicates pages to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddo M. Lewis
Thdoe V. Lewis
Marehach
Mareh
J. NS Langham
Leclerk
Sega
Merstein
Jamaica Ginger Fatal to Old Vets
Two veterans at SawtelleLos Angeles are dead after drinking Jamaica Ginger. County health officer Dr Pomeroy opposed authorities efforts to curb the poison epidemic among veterans. Local hospitals reported fatalities and noted serious suffering from toxic ginger beer.
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Jamaica
Los Angeles
Calif
Sawtelle
Dri
Pomeroy
Healty
Cashier Held on Fraud Charges in Pittsburgh
Charles Solomon, 28, former assistant cashier in the City Treasurer's office, is held on 4000 bond in Pittsburgh on charges of fraudulent conversion and forgery. An audit showed he converted about 3000 in two months to his own use, amid an alleged gambling confession. Taxpayers had complained shortly before the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Solomon
Veterans of Foreign Wars form new Indiana County post
A large attendance of comrades from Indiana County and delegations from neighboring counties gathered at Memorial Hall for the installation of the first permanent officer of Indiana County Post No. 1808, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. A short parade led by Maj. C. C. McLain preceded a ceremony with visiting members from Ligonier, Johnstown, Altoona, Pittsburgh, and others.
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Indiana County
America
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Memorial Hall
Maj. C. C. McLain
Ligonier Post
Will Rogers and Paul Anderson on political courage
Beverly Hillges reports Paul Anderson of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch asked a Senate committee a sharp question. Anderson is praised as fearless and influential, with Rogers noting a rare moment of candor about Republican fears of reform.
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Beverly Hilges
Cal
Mar
Paul ¥. Anderson
Washington
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Senate
Hess
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul
Hank
Jord
Gandhi Signs Peace Accord in India Amid Disobedience End
British and Indian leaders including Gandhi signed an agreement to end civil disobedience struggles in India. The pact aims to halt protests and violence, marking a major step toward peace after years of conflict and unrest.
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London
Maeh
Mahamy
Gandhi Teinna
Monalist Conder
Trwin
Tidia Teqay
Uris Y Gandhi
Enon
President Signs Oleomargarine Bill
The president signed a bill regulating oleomargarine, with restrictions on color and packaging. Representatives from four states witnessed the signing as farmers attended the ceremony. The law limits yellow coloring to quarters and requires yellow margarine to be sold at a fixed price per pound in specified varieties.
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Wastington
Mies
INS
Sudden Death of Greensburg Banker
Greensburg reports the sudden death of banker Mateu 1 INS slot thereias in the city. The obituary notes his service as a longtime member of the business community and mentions his widow planning tribute.
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Greensburg
Mateu
Beavis
Vruston
Wester
Penney
Elas
Mediterranean travelers depart amid unclear notes
Fragmentary OCR reads like travel notes with scattered names and affiliations. Mentions Mediterranean travelers and various personal names, dates, and firms but details are obscured. no coherent event or outcome can be derived from the readable fragments.
Einstein Returns From Pasadena Visit To Sail For Home
Professor Albert Einstein and wife end a U S trip after reviewing his recent work at the University of Pasadena. He appeared tired yet relieved as he allowed photographers to snap his portrait and announced plans to sail tonight. German consul and reporters greeted the scientist at the New York scene as he prepared to depart for Germany.
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David PP. Sentner
New York
Pieturva
de Paul Stewarty
Generetingg
Einstein
Slomer Addresses Lions at Moore Hotel Dinner
The regular weekly Lions meeting was held in the Crystal Room of the Moore Hotel. Twenty four members attended as 4. J. Slomer of Chicago spoke, delivering a humorous and entertaining talk after the dinner.
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Ligue Hut
Crystal Room
Moore Hotel
Henthers
4. J. Slomer
Chicago
Tilche
Magi
Sixth Street Couple Off To California
Mr and Mrs Miran Beek of Sixth Street departed by train this morning for an extended stay on the Pacific Coast Their time will be spent mainly in California and they expect to be gone for two or three tenths
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Miran
Beek
Sixth Isd
Pacific Coast
Cuddferson
Birthday fete attendance noted in local notice
A fragmented OCR entry records a birthday fete with mentions of Jones and several names. It references parents, quarterly meetings, and a social gathering with limited readable details, suggesting a community or family event without clear dates or locations.
Girl Kills Self In Gas Inhalation Tragedy
Renita Bischof a 17 year old high school student died at Camden's West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital after inhaling gas. The suicide followed her mother's tragedy and the girl was the daughter of Vivian Gordon, a local informer.
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Renita Bischof
Vivian Gordon
New York View Informer
West Jersey
Democratic Showdown on Prohibition Signals Washington Meeting
In Washington, March 4, a Democratic clash over prohibition looms as National Committee members and party leaders gather for a meeting called by Chairman John J. Rakots. Southern opposition to a ministry push to appoint a Hegelian committee on the subject sparks debate. The party weighs wets and drys as factions jockey for influence and the committee’s role.
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National Committee
Washington
Raskob
Tomnorrow
McCtine
John J. Rakots
Hegel
Sabjeet
Raskoetet
Katromius
Juragisen
Alle Snail
Sam Cochinedge
Tragic end noted in Kilgallen Gorden case tale
New York police report a grim development in the Gorden case as Vivian Gurdon’s fatally injured daughter Renita, sixteen, dies by suicide in Audubon New Jersey after learning details of her mother’s life. In a Christmas diary she wrote of not wanting to go on, deepened tragedy follows.
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SY James L. Kilgallen
CINS
New York
Vivian Gurdon
Renita
Gorden
Audubon
Broadway
Benita
Body to Be Exhumed in Valley Case at Gary
On a hillside Lutheran cemetery in Gary, the body of Isseateable Arsenue Draves is ordered exhumed by Judge Gant Cruupacker before the rival trial of Viret borklend. Hunter of Valparaiso argued for the motion claiming new evidence could be found in a fresh autopsy.
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Iain
Wedding of Aimee McPhersons Daughter
Aimee McPherson's daughter wed amid a complex service near Veney de Westmhore. Police reported arrestees and a bridge incident after a spate of disturbances involving Arnuld and others at the scene. The suspect, later identified as Bog, was released after a hearing before local officials.
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Aroold
Veney de Westmhore
Derry
Attobe
Arnuld
Joe Bos
Tic
Westerelane
Hiecusburg
Titeenabury
Dudits
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Jules Teceived
Mab
Grea
Vaid
McGreary
Mis Nara
Patton
Oak Street
Republic
Pau Fers
Die Republic
Youttig
Phenes Hathpecker
Bitere Stans Titory
Pennaydsata
Moo
Pacil
March
Mor
Arnot
Saltsburg
Bod
Hola Burnheimer
Shweenville
Charles Bell
Herne Ro
Marjorie Cumin
Homer City
Geo
M. Cribbs
Blairsville
Cooper
Conrath
Doda
Wojlam Condron
Smteksbure
Prank Rane
Pernlara
Lansa Pry
Crook
Cl Grifith
Marion Center
Martin Hooles
Romicnadire
Htoel Kerve Paellana
Will Rogers
Bloor
Igeening Gazette
Aone
Gandhi
Fai
Elie
Basu Toy Mus
Mee
Attorhes
Stewart
Devoe
Guy Ley
Abu
Abban & Son
Slomer
LIONS
California
Jones
Mars
Apotine Putte
Mire
Crete
Sven
Lacey
Boas Pees
Ealbead
Catherine
Benita Rischofp
Prohibition
Mother
Thaler
Aimee McPherson
Batoer
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