Prohibition Hearings Move to Record Full Dry Prosecution
Washington March 7 leading dry forces plan to submit a full record at the House Judiciary Committee hearings on the Wet Bill. Mrs Serina Yost says more prominent witnesses will be summoned as the drys resume next week. The hearings pause while the Wickersham Commission examines enforcement and a Hoover request to reorganize prohibition remains in limbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Neal
Treasury
Justice Departments
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Christopherson House Judiciary
Wickersham Commission
Cora Wilson Stewart
Hills
Kentucky
Methodist Meetings Grow the Gospel Campaign Push
The meeting last night drew a large, attentive crowd as strong Gospel messages in sermon and song stirred many to dedicate life to Christ. Tonight is "Home" night with Dr. Hamilton on the home as a holy institution. families urged to attend. A new Lodeheaver songbook has been secured. 400 copies available to support the song service, with no service Saturday night due to the revival schedule. three big services planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Judea
Galilean
Dr. Hamilton
Welch
Lodeheaver
Tariff League officers to be investigated by Senate panel
Washington March 7 Ins changes that officers of the tariff League have been using an office in the Senate office building assigned to Senator Grundy B of Pennsylvania will be investigated today by the Senate lobby committee Arthur L Faubel secretary of the American Tariff League John Lerch of New York attorney for the league
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Senate
James P. Glynn
Conn
Bingham
J. A. Hughes
W.va
Glynn
Hughes
Pomaerie Alitiom
Tariff League
Senator Grundy, B
Pennsylvania
Senate Lobby Committee
Arthur L. Faubel
American Tariff League
John Lerch
New York
League
Stocks Gain On Easy Money Mood In New York Trading
Active industrial shares rise as traders cite improving commodity markets and abundant liquidity. Loews climbs to 79 with fractional gains while Bethlehem Steel and American firms move higher. brokers loans surge signaling strong public participation and renewed market momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loews
New York Reserve Bank
Poala
Bethlehem Steel
Johns Manville
Warner Brothers Pictures
Texas Land Trust
Packard Motoracks
Atlantic Refining
Grand Jury Delivers March Term Findings and Actions
The Grand Jury for March term completed deliberations, acted on 35 indictment bills with 29 true and 6 no true. They praised County Home and Willard Home conditions, commended staff, and recommended painting and new kitchen flooring. Several true bills listed, with others returned to court. Naturalization Court saw 26 aliens become citizens, 4 refused, with instructions to study questions for next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Meade Johnson
Stahl
Willard Home
Frank Williams
Elmer Borland
Harry W. Piper
Joe Bagley
A.W. Hazlett
C. M. Ellenberger
M. J. Zamboni
J. M. Tibbett
Clyde Welltcroth
Joe Kitchen
George Yorke
George Yourke
Norman i Henry
J.N. Langham
U. S
John F. Davis
Pittsburgh
Naturalization Examiner
Naturalization Court
United States
Doane Links to Senator Grungry Payroll in Tariff Lobby
Warren I Doane editor of the manufacturer tells the Senate lobby committee he used Room 882 in the Senate office building and was on Senator Grundy payroll at 500 for tariff expertise. Grundy calls Doane a visitor while Caraway seeks details on daily visits and the use of a Pennsylvanian room as headquarters in the high tariff fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren I. Doane
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Senate
Yesterpate Grundy
Pat. Harrison
Mississippi
Caraway
Arkansas
Lau Bel
Doone
Lerch
Grundy
Doane
Per Az
Senate Rules Committee
Moses, WR
New Hampshire
Reed
Pennsylvania
Washington
INS
Warren I
Senate Lobby Committee
Congressional
Grandy
Banya Wish
Montana
Senator Grundy aide faces pay and payroll questions
Testimony before a Senate committee reveals Doane's roles including editor of the Manufacturer at 5000 yearly, a 500 monthly payroll from Senator Grundy, and a 2400 yearly secretary post with the Pennsylvania Elections Commission. The hearing touches on other officials and affiliations amid a wider probe. In a separate incident, damage from an explosion affects several West Water Street homes, Whitaker Garage, and Miller's residence, with property losses estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars. No motives are identified for the crime as residents gather at the Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huey
Earl Beck
Ty. P. Clawson
Roy Spencer
Norman Schrecengost
Joe Campbell
George Pierce
Sara E. Miller
Attorney Miller
Agnes Hold
Lawrence Campbell
Abel
West Water Street
Whitaker
15Th
Phila. Street
Indiana
Indiana County
Party at Homer City Thirteenth Birthday Honor
A gathering was held at Mrs Samuel McMillan s home on Beech Street to celebrate her nephew Samuel Spellman s thirteenth birthday Monday evening. Guests included Paul Steele Harry Rowe Billie Stephens William Loman Bernard Woyton James Wilson Billie Muscatell Ralph DeVechio Mathew Hamiout Harold Myers Walter Wineman Alfred Wilson and others as games were played and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McMillian
Beech Street
Samuel Spellman
Paul Steele
Harry Rowe
Billie Stephens
William Loman
Bernard Woyton
James Wilson
Billie Muscatell
Ralph DeVechio
Mathew Hamiout
Harold Myers
Walter Wineman
Alfred Wilson
Poultry Milk Shipping Talks Lead Indiana Meeting
POULTRY RECORD notes a meeting on shipping milk to the Grade A milk station in Indiana. Dr N G Craig and J W Warner of Indiana to address the gathering. Also Indiana County Horse Association to meet at Moore Hotel March 1 noon after lunch with C A Burge of Penn State and J M Vial speaking. Three students attend State College herdmen's Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
N. G. Craig
J. W. Warner
Horse Association of
Indiana County
Moore Hotel
C. A. Burge
Penn State
J. M. Vial
Montcalm Farms
Chester County
State College
Ntiana
Carl Johnston
Hugh Brown
Robert Wetzel
Mar Jor
Center
Marshall Haskell
Immicksburg
Damage Reports From Local Homes After Incident
The article recounts property damage to William Carnahan’s porch and multiple windows near the Miller home, and to Mrs. Nancy J. Fleming’s dwelling nearby. Across the street, damage is noted at a store, indicating widespread effects from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carnahan
Miller
Nancy J. Fleming
Red Thursday demonstrations show in police handling only
Federal agents stayed in touch but did not intervene as police controlled the Red Thursday events. Arrests focus on misdemeanor cases. aliens flagged for possible deportation while most bystanders watched. Officials say the show was led by Communist party members, with jobless crowds largely as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thasoa
Washington
United States
Moscow
Communist Party
Miss Wachob Obituary Notes From Indiana Parish Life
Elizabeth Isle Wachob died at Indiana Hospital after an appendicitis operation. A longtime Parkwood resident, she served in West Union and First United Presbyterian churches, helped build the new church, and worked ten years at Brody Brothers Store. She leaves a sister, brother in law, a nephew Dwight Patterson and niece Nancy Patterson. Funeral at her home led by Rev. J. J. McIlvaine, interment Oakland Cemetery. The sermon cited Matthew 25:21. Harriet Elizabeth Wirick, one year old of Waterman, died of pneumonia at home. She leaves parents and five siblings. Locust Grove Church services in Cambria County set for Sunday at 2:00 PM.
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Elizabeth Isle Wachob
Indiana
Miss Wachob
Parkwood
Armstrong Township
West Union United Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
J. J. McIlvaine
Oakland
Wachob
Indiana High School
Harriet Elizabeth Wirick
Grant Wirick
Waterman
Locust Grove Church
Cambria County
Red Thursday Strikes at Aberle Mill Turn Deadly in Philadelphia
Philadelphia march 7. The hosiery strike at H G Aberle Co Kensington escalates as a striker is killed and three others wounded by gunfire from mill workers. Four youths arrested on murder charges and eight as witnesses, with hearings set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. G. Aberle Company
Kensington
Carl Mackley
Hon Cooper
William Zimmerman
Episcopal Hospital
Mackley
Walter Kane
Preston
Daniel Descends
William Pfeiffer
Tornado toll rises as communications fail across districts
Communications were disrupted in many districts by high winds and highway travel was hampered by debris. The more seriously injured were being treated in numerous hospitals in the storm area. It was feared the death toll would mount as reports came in from isolated farm sections.
Indiana visitors and road project workers gathered at county offices
Walter George president and J C Jamison cashier of First National Bank Apollo were among Thursday visitors. Carl Patchin contractor Burnside attended the road setting in county commissioners office. Edward Bennett president M Bennett and Sons Construction returned from Harrisburg after road setting. Constable Campbell Hamer City and Sam Cassle Tucerne visited sheriff's office. Mrs Kathryn Bitterbaugh Ellery Ohio visiting. Catherine Shaffer Railroad. Road supervisors at the letting included Sensebaugh Breand Moorhead Green Township. Jamison Leydick Hines Harrison. O'Brien Ford Robertson Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter George
J. C. Jamison
First National Bank
Apollo
Indiana
Carl Patchin
Burnside
Edward Bennett
M. Bennett and Sons Construction Company
Harrisburg
A. I. Campbell
Hamer City
Sam Cassle
Tucerne
Road bids submitted for two Indiana county projects
Ten construction firms submitted proposals for two county road schemes. The Cherryhill township route would grade 21 500 feet with drainage from Sample Run to the townships lines, while the Alverda to Pine township route called for 6 800 feet of 16 foot wide reinforced concrete highway. Lowest bids were Smith and Russell for the first project and Tow bidders A F Moreau and Son for the second, with contracts expected to be awarded soon for a spring start and completion within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Thomas Pealer
Cherryhill Township
Sample Run
Cherryhill
White Townships
Smith and Russell
M. N. Sheasley
Johnstown
Burnside Construction
Burnside
S. R. Matthews
Altoona
McHugh Bros
Clark Brothers Construction Company
Cherrytree
W. Bowser Construction Company
Kittanning
Frank Construction Company
Russell Bros
Youngstown
Ohio
Clark Bros. Construction Company
Weary Willies Not For Kane Town Edict
Kane, March 7. Vagrants in Kane will be sentenced to twenty five days work on the highways under an edict by Mayor E W Albertson. Men will work all day and return to the lockup for their food and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
E.W. Albertson
Heart That's Tuned for Ninety Cant Do Sixty
Dramatic critique notes a New York stage piece titled The Infinite Shoeblack with Helen Menken as Mary and Leslie Banks as Andrew. It praises performances but criticizes sentimentality and philosophy, calling the work uneven while detailing plot elements of duty, conformity, and a dying secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Sentner
INS
I. NS
New York
Jery
Andrew
Mary
Norman MacOwan
Helen Menken
Leslie Banks
Yellow Kid Claims Reform After Return to Chicago
Notorious Chicago con man known as the Yellow Kid states to police that he has permanently reformed after being released from Leavenworth. A Gazette item mentions Glenside plans a 150,000 post office building and Quarryville National Bank opening, with Philipsburg noting Bell Manufacturing Co. plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yellow Kid” Weil
Leavenworth
Glenside
Philipsburg
Bell Manufacturing Co., Inc
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California
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Senator Walsh
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