06 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text lists names, dates, and places, mentioning trials and observers. It references multiple people and events in a rough sequence, with misspellings and partial phrases. The readable items include references to dates, locations, and individuals connected to a trial period and surrounding activities.
A garbled forecast mentions sleet and snow across areas with references to weather terms and dates. It includes stray lines about weather patterns, equipment, and a partial court house notice for Coty’s face powder. The readable items point to a winter weather advisory and miscellaneous legal notices.
Obscure obituary notes Linus M. Barber near Taylorsville with Byron Kime Struthers O R M McCormick Cherry Tree. Fragmentary text mentions Barber’s death, family details, and local ties to Amanda Park, Velidan, and Potoniie area with sparse genealogical references.
A Chevrolet coupe belonging to Pian Pettenil was stolen from a hotel parking area on the new road between Huawier City and Watermai. Police investigation underway as residents report missing vehicle and seek witnesses. incident cited in local crime notes.
Washington March 6 The prohibition issue divides the Dimocratic party as a national convention nears. National committeeman John J. Raskob pushes a home rule plank while leaders hope no wet candidate appears. The debate raises ruffled feelings and signals public discussion next year. Page Six continues.
Plumecreek township in Arwinstrong county reports a Wednesday arrest of Siotweil by Constable Winsard for an alleged assault and battery on a minor. He was arraigned before Squire Wray and committed to county jail pending further proceedings.
The Rev B Rheas and his family leave Zion Lutheran Church to assume duties at Butler. A farewell gathering will be held Monday at 8 PM in Dadisis Church, with attendees including ATP members and invited guests.
Marion Center High School presents a student production directed by Miss Mechling tonight. Theatergoers are invited to attend as cast members bring an evening of local talent to the stage.
Ex Governor Alfred E. Smith and National Chairman Joseph R. Racob left Washington for New York after a turbulent prohibition debate. Smith, in high spirits, said no night’s sleep was needed to frame his idea and referenced plans to “put a new roof on the Waikling” as the Empire State Building rises, signaling ongoing political strategy.
Ralph Chieson, 28, of Kingston, and three companions were involved in an early morning crash in Wilkes-Barre. After police came to his hotel door to question him, Chieson shot himself rather than face arrest. Two women were injured and hospitalized, while another man was briefly hurt.
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A garbled portrait of Will Rogers and a bustling social scene reads like a fragmented reminiscence. The piece circles Rogers at meals, events, and public appearances, hinting at his charm and the exhausting pace of celebrity life.
Governor Pinchot lauds public ownership warnings as he calls the Scranton-Springbrook Water case a human document. He notes 1500 protesters from the Scranton Wilkes Barree region gathered in Harrisburg to pressure the Public Service Commission, arguing that homeowners bear the burden of exorbiti fees and urging government protection for the rank and file.
The American Legion Post 22200 in Clymer held revitalization meetings in Caer Minaieipel Hall. Reports to Adjutant Sam Caniazi showed forty members active, detailing service projects, aid efforts, and upcoming events including community drives and social gatherings led by Major Meher of Gawain.
Fragmented OCR style text describes a Kent meeting with repeated phrases and unclear names. It hints at a gathering, likely a local event, with mentions of time, place, and participants though specifics are unreadable. The article preserves a ceremonial or community meeting mood without clear outcomes or dates.
An early notice lists upcoming basketball events and contests with entries from Parb st avctsed Lint Phetiae Coun and Miared 7 Chae Boas. It mentions prize items, show details, and local vendors offering nuts and specials at Heagy Urug Co with prices $1.50 per pound and $1.85 for two pounds.
In a Midwest study of campus events, bouncers police a college dance floor. Patrons described as drunk are gently but forcibly removed, with staff maintaining order during the event.
Furious gales lash the North Atlantic delaying rescue efforts for the Rosalind cross liner. With 35 passengers aboard, the ship’s propeller failed about 1500 miles southeast of Nova Scotia as a tug and rescue ships race to tow it to Halifax. The Rosalind, en route from St John’s to New York after routing Boston to Liverpool, sent distress signals prompting Newfoundlander to alter course and aid the stranded liner. Continued on Page two.
A tense pursuit ended with the arrest of Schulkins, 31, near Altoona after a fatal shooting at a cabin. Police tracked him through tips from Ohio, with a weapon recovered and custody secured late last night.
In a case unfolding across a regional office, three workers including a superintendent faced suspensions after an investigation into a maintenance crew. The trio, linked to a local district, were reported as cleared of charges while ongoing personnel changes appeared linked to prior mismanagement.
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