Grundy Loses As Senate Refuses Pig Iron Protection
Washington March 13 Senator Joseph R Grundy of Pennsylvania once called master mind of tariff upset suffered a setback as the Senate refused increased protection for pig iron and aluminum industries crucial to Pennsylvania. He failed to sway coalition leaders in two pivotal votes while sugar and other tariffs moved ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Awashington
Joseph R. Grundy
Penn
Senate
California
Maine
Michigan
Alabama
Utah
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Nye
Domo
Jeaders
David A. Reed
Reed
Europe
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Mellon
Uncle Joe
House
Gandhi's Salt March amid clashes at Byculia Station
Reports describe Gandhi leading a large contingent toward the sea coast to defy British salt laws. Clashes at Byculia Station near Bombay left many rioters injured as police dispersed strikers. Gandhi urged followers to endure, while Allentown officials hear campaign moves from Pinchot and Vare allies in a political contest with Brown and Grundy figures expected to announce in days.
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Byculia
Bombay
Gandhi
Arab
India
Allentown
Pinchot
Widener
Davis-Brown
William §. Vare
Vare
Francis Shunk Brown
Joseph R. Grundy
Samuel L. Lewis
Pinchot Opens Radio Campaign for Governor Bid
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot begins his campaign for governor with a radio address in Philadelphia. He plans a statewide tour starting early next week as he campaigns across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Rossiter Scouts Plan Court of Honor for April 7
Rossiter Scouts plan a formal Court of Honor on Monday evening April 7 at Rossiter where members will advance in Scouting ranks. Judges assisted by Scout Executive Harrison announced Knot Tying and First Aid winners as Alex Shinar and Joe Kenkbich. Active games followed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Alex
Shinar
Joe Kenkbich
Rossiter
Catarrh Grip Warned and Cure Promised in Tonics
A drug advertisement extols World's Tonic as a cure for catarrh and its systemic effects. It claims the tonic strengthens resistance, prevents colds flu and pneumonia, and upbuilds the body, noting Indiana recipients and retail availability at Trainer's Widmann-Teah Daughtery’s and other stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomle
Indiana
Trainer's
Widmann-Teah
Daugherty's
London Naval Conference Deadlock Amid Private Talks
U S delegates press private discussions to break the five power impasse at London. Stimson and Morrow meet Briand while Wakatsuki discusses cruiser talks with MacDonald. Tardieu delays trip to London until next week after budget turmoil in Paris.
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Harry RK. Flory
INS
London
Hery L. Stimson
Ambankador
Dwight W. Morrow
Ritz
Stimner
Greenpark
Cren
Stinson
Morrow
Briand
Mac Donald
Dino Grandi
Reijiro Wakatsuki
MacDonald
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Rossiter Scout Troop Files Charter Renewal Request
The Welfare Association of Rossiter seeks renewal of the Charter for Scout Troop No. 1 with Dana E. Dunmire as President. A committee led by I. D. Welsh includes Eugene S. Fry Cochran and Chris Stanter. Carl Loughead is Scoutmaster with Frances P. Etherson and Jacob Casady as Assistant Scoutmasters. 21 scouts are enrolled with a few more expected to complete the troop.
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Welfare Association of
Rossiter
Dana E. Dunmire
Ballpans
I. D. Welsh
Eugene 8. Fry
Cochran
Chris Stanter
Carl Loughead
Frances P. Etherson
Jacob Casady
Drys Defend Accusations Aim at Nationwide Violation Debate
The defense in a wartime stock in trade argument contends that 18th Amendment violations are widespread. Mr Grayson and M P Murphy of New York are cited as claiming that many business men flout the law, with Sherwood noting the general disobedience of the prohibition.
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Grayson
M. P. Murphy
New York
Sherwood
Rural School Structure in Harrisburg Probe
Rural school structure in Harrisburg highlighted in a discussion on teacher preparation with focus on training methods and community needs. Officials emphasize practical instruction for rural classrooms and the role of local schools in supporting agricultural regions.
Battle Lines Drawn In Steel Controversy
Youngstown March 13 The re commendation by directors of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company for merging with Bethlehem Steel Corporation sets up a high stakes fight. Stockholders vote April 18 as predict ed opposition grows in the Mahoning Valley and Youngstown over loss of leadership and identity in the steel industry.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sheet and Tube
Proto
Rockefellers
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Steel Combine
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Concern
Mahoning Valley
Sheet and Tube O Company
Rural Teacher Preparation Discussed by Educators
A report cites Charles F. Maxwell and J. M. Abhler addressing rural teacher preparation. The discussion covers suitable differentiation in training from the perspective of county and state education officials in Pennsylvania.
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Charles F. Maxwell
Westmoreland County
J. M. Abhler
State Teachers College
Indiana
Fry case ties Seward water work to heart death
The Findley Run Water Supply Co and Seward figures confront a long-running claim over whether an operation after Fry’s 1929 wound worsened his heart condition. Fry, employed by the company, fell in 1926, endured surgery at Windber hospital, and died June 7, 193? from a suspected heart ailment. Medical testimony referenced prior interviews and doctors in Seward and Jackson streets as the case migrated through state compensation and compensation board reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Run
Seward
Fry
Johnson Fry
Findley Run Water Supply Co
Windber Hospital
George S. Wheeling
H. F. Tomb
Jackson Street
Dr. Wheeling
W. E. Matthews
Horace C. Stroup
Snyder
State Compensation Board
Atty. George
Dluzansky
John Shaftie
New Florence
Commonwealth Coal. and Coke Co
Supreme Court
Hindenburg Majority Supports Constitutional Treaty Move
The Reichstag backed the Hindenburg majority arguing the agreement was constitutional. The delay in signing the Polish treaty surprised government leaders, despite Foreign Minister Curtis calling the accord an integral, important part of the Young plan settlement.
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Reichstag
Curtis
Obituary for Italian-born man with large Vanity family
An obituary notes a man born in Italy on November 29, 1868, who died Wednesday evening after years of illness, leaving a widow Myre, children Joseph, Frank, Fred, William, Elmer, and Louise Vanity, plus relatives Mary Metro and Harry Vanity of Crabtree, Peter Vanity of Homer City, and Anna Bruno of Coral, along with twelve grandchildren.
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Italy
Myre
Anna Vanity
Joseph
Frank
Fred
William
Elmer
Louise Vanity
Mary Metro
Crabtree
Harry Vanity
Peter Vanity
Homer City
Anna Bruno
Coral
Death notices and funeral services across towns
A string of obituaries and funeral announcements from Punxsutawney New Florence and Barnesboro lists D T Neal Jr 28 of Indiana, a fatal highway crash victim, and James Michael Angélo Vanity of Homer City to Teucernemines church services. Also notes William Crissman 24 of Punxsutawney killed in Big Run crash, plus Mrs Phoebe Griffith 80 of New Florence, Mrs Rose Watkins Williamson 49 of Storstown, and Mrs Elizabeth Proud of Barnesboro. Interments set in Circle Hill Portage West Fairfield and North Baynesboro Cemeteries.
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Dren
James
Michael Vanity
Homer City
Angélo Vanity
Lucernemines
St. Louis Roman Catholic Church
Teucernemines
L. Rokeay
Indiana
St. Bernarda Cemetery
D. T. Neal, Jr
New Kensington
Urey
Smithort
Lester Neal
Smithport
E. Walker Smith
Neal
Alex Williamson
Storstown
Rose Watkins Williamson
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Prospect Cemetery
Portage
Mra
Williamson Ars
du Bois
William and
Rose Watkins
Mra. Williamson
Alex
Jamies
Williamson
Rose
Walter Fulmer
Cleveland
Robert
William
Leo Tanphier
Farrel
William Minahan
D_ street
Jownstown
John Watkins
Wilkinsburg
George Watkins
Thomas Watkins
Panama
Prank
William Watkins
John Miller
John Ackard
Los Angeles
Cal
Funeral notices for Mrs Westover and Sam Rinn
Funeral services for Mrs David Westover aged 66 were held at 2:30 pm in Barnesboro M B church with interment in North Barnesboro cemetery. Sam E. Rinn pioneer, longtime First Baptist deacon and Sunday School superintendent, honored with an over 800-strong service at Seventh Street church. burial in Mountain View cemetery. Obituary notes for William Henry Stear, born 1862, died 1930, widow and two children, seven grandchildren, services by Rev Giffen and burial in Beracha cemetery Plumville.
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Westover
Barnesboro
David Estover
Clearfield Hospital
M. B
Sam EB. Rinn
Sam EF
Tiinn
Indiana County
Longmark
Colo
Sam FE. Rinn
Feller
Domer
Jesus Care
First Baptist Church
Seventh and Kimbark Street
Rinn
Domier
Valley of Eden
Wm. Gardernon
Warren Bainbridge
Rinn Community Church
Fuller
Rinn Church
James Card
Kent Powell
Elli Harroun
Guy Ballinger
Billis Voake
Paul Jones
Mountain View
Stear
William Henry Stear
South Mahoning Township
Minnie Bailey
Plumville
Melvin Stear
Thomas Lawson
Seattle
Wash
Jane Burpe
Pittsburgh
Harrison Heberling
Geo. Stear
Clymer
Charles
Marion Center
Rev
B. Giffen
Beracha Cemetery
Indiana Visitors and Local Officials Attend Court Actions
Harrisburg special representative C P Home of Curtis Publishing Company attends to business in town. Numerous Blairsville and West Wheatfield figures including Tack Wilkinson and Mrs Mack Hood visit Indiana friends. Road supervisors Moorhead Sensebaugh Bee and others attend county commission meetings and court sessions. several residents travel from Robinson and East Mehoning township for business and legal matters.
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C. P. Home
Harrisburg
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Tack F. Wilkinson
Blairsville
Indiana
W. W. Moorhead
Frank Sensebaugh
Leroy Bee
Green Township
Board of County Commissioners
George Mack
West Wheatfield Township
Borney Miller
Washington Township
Ralph Stewart
Brushvalley
Robert Fisher
William Ruddock
Mack Hood
West Weatfield Township
Samuel Sickenberger
Homer City
W.W. L. Wright
Tanger
Court House
Ralph Mack
Frank Brantlinger
Robinson
A. Mark
John Simpson
George Mencer
Mehoning Township
J. R. McIntire
Blacklick
Defamatory Court Case Involving Mrs. Romanick Relative
The defendant faces the criminal court as His Honor presides. The prosecutrix, Mrs. Romanick's sister-in-law, reported to the Sheriff's office that the defendant was lying to District Attorney Miller this morning. The murdered Mary Romanick shares the same name as the defendant, a relative.
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Romanick
Sheriff’s Office
Miller
Mary Romanick
Irene and Dague on trial in store robbery case
Court proceedings recount eyewitness identifications of Irene and Dague as the suspects in a Butler store holdup. Doctors testified about Corporal Paul Paul’s death from a gunshot, while witnesses linked the pair to a Chevrolet escape and a daylong lineup of identifications at the scene.
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Dague
Dagua
Irene
Margiotti
Paul Wilson
New Castle
Paul
Stewart
Harry Bain
Bain
Wish Angert
Butler
Angert
Womart
Frank Johnston
B. Jarrett
Defense Counsel
Jarrett
Jane Angert
William Diefendorfer
Emma Green
Diefendorfer
Fred Hatenberger
Ghia
Gee
Card of Thanks for William H Stear
The Stear family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the illness and death of husband and father William H Stear. Gratitude expressed for floral tributes and use of cars and church and choir on the day of services. Signed Mrs Olive Stear and family.
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William H. Stear
Olive Stear Ang
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