Prohibition Day Head Tests Enforcement Start
General Woolcork leads a staged push to enforce prohibition with a test period beginning in early July. He outlines plans to mobilize agents, train squads, and target bootleggers as Congress assigns operators to the new enforcement drive. The piece recalls past leaders and asserts the upcoming effort will be under way by July 1.
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Congress
Thomas FE
Stokes
Washington
Maren K. Atmue
Woolcork
Enforcement
Tau
Tessons
Ara Gal
Tme
Hey Haynes
Andres
Seymour
M. Doran
Hut
Prohibition
Courtroom Action Recaps Felony and DUI Cases
Yesterday in Commonwealth court several defendants faced verdicts and judgments. James Rocco was linked to a motor vehicle under liquor charge but a verdict of not guilty was returned. Acquittals and guilty pleas followed in larceny and related offenses as attorneys negotiated settlements and prosecutors pressed pending felonious assault and other charges.
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Commonwealth
Caeece
Clyde Huffman
Darence Malcoloy
Eharesal
J. N. Laneham
Taig
James Rocco
Tho Wer Cio
Commonwealth Paninet
Kiwanis Employment Goal and Club Activities
The Kiwanis club engages in service projects and community work while reporting on meetings and goals. The article notes Kiwanis members, local leadership, and ongoing campaigns with references to associated organizations and public notices. It mentions a county basketball semi final event in Indiana High School this evening at an unspecified venue.
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Indiana High School
Teachers Gain 1 Dollar Raise in Detroit Board Session
The Detroit Board of Education heard a report from Superintendent Noruwana on salaries and subjects, including a New Jersey proposal to submit prohibition to voters. Eighty-two teachers across three buildings were granted a single dollar increase for the term as part of the annual salary schedule. Attendance figures and a March session update were noted, with continued discussion expected.
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Detroit
United States
Board of Education
Noruwana
New Jersey
Chemists' Notes Admitted as Evidence in Violations
In Harrisburg, the State Superior Court ruled that notes by analyzing chemists are admissible evidence in high law violation cases if the samples analyzed were stolen. The decision was handed down in The Commonwealth. Peter Go Repert, appellant from Columbia County, challenged the prior sentence of the Columba COREY Court.
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Harrisburg
Mareh Ja
State Superior Court
Woslyois
Commonwealth
Peter Go Repert
Appellint
Columbia County
Columba Corey
New Century Club Meets Monday Night
Mrs Nora S Patton to lead serbet of time at New Century Club meeting Monday evening March 6 program directed by Miss Mary St Clair King About 14 writers attend by 2 pm Dick Theanpouns Illux to All Citizens Hardscrabble Annual Town Meeting musical comedy by Black Lick local talent at Braver Community Hall March 7 5 30 PM
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Nora S. Patton
Mary St. Clai King
Black Lick
Braver
Progressives thumbs down on Hoover for ’32
Washington March 15 The progressive leaders at a conference say they see Hoover as unlikely to win the party’s support for 1932. Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York is viewed as the closest meeting the progressives’ specifications, though no commitment was made. Senator Norris urges a true progressive president, not just a conference.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Hoover
Covernor Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
White House
Eli
George W. Norris
Ned
United States
Roosevelt
Quiet Meeting of U S W V Auxiliary Reports
The regular monthly meetings of the United Spanish War Veterans and the Auxiliary were held at Memorial Hall last night with twenty veterans and thirty two Auxiliary members attending. Addresses were given by Maj. McLain Maj. Harry Fee Georges Meltooryff Steele Kerr and Ehuery sires.
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United Spanish War Veterans
The
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
McLain
Maj
Harry Fee
Georges Meltooryff
Steele Kerr
Ehuery Sires
Waynesburgs New School Damaged by Fire
Fire swept a newly built Waynesburg Wiel School last night burning supplies in a storage room and causing about 5000 in damage before flames were controlled. The building, constructed two years ago at a cost of 100000, filled with heavy smoke from the blaze.
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Waynesburg
Marcel J
Indiana Fire Department Celebration Night Reported
Indiana fire company members celebrated a raid on 3 000 fires in the state with a lunch and games after a long shift. The event showcased the squad’s efficiency as they fought and controlled blazes, while officers and volunteers enjoyed the camaraderie and a festive evening.
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Indiana
Game Protector Makes Request
The text describes authorities asking for protection related to land adjacent to Seoedtota, noting a concern for farmers. It mentions weather, shelter, and potential restrictions around hours, with references to property access and safeguarding land and crops from birds. It urges measures to protect farms and gates, fencing, and areas of concern.
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Charlie
Tateinger
Uda Caer
Seoedtota
Brush Torrudug
Tara
Eugene O'Neill Sued Over Interlude Piracy Claim
In New York during Miss George Lewis suit for damages, Eugene O'Neill faces charges of literary piracy over use of portions from her book in his play Strange Interlude. The red haired writer alleged theft but the motion to dismiss the suit was refused.
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Eugene O'Neill
George Lewis
New York
Pertiona
Adjustments in Taxes Made in Indiana County
Indiana County commissioners announced the completion of the triennial assessment adjustments. Appeals were scheduled for all districts with later dates for residents who could not attend. Coal property valuations were reviewed and new value cards will be mailed to owners as tax books are prepared. Continued on page two.
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Indiana
Assensor
Rove Rovers Ransack Local Gas Beats
In a confusing Tribune page note from Cal March 13 details appear garbled with references to a penality and taxes. The text mentions New York and a paid measure or event, but the fragmentary OCR obscures clear names, places, and outcomes.
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Heverly Wilds
New
Unclear OCR Chronicle Mentions Aged War Veteran
Fragmentary text references Washington Corny and a 97 VP figure with medical notes. It discusses a war event plus a pneumonia claim dated yesterday, noting a 23 year span since the war and a focus on a veteran’s condition. The readable segments are chaotic and partial.
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Wasthengton
Sears
Arts Building Dedication at College Today
State official and about a thousand attendees gather for Indiana State Teachers College Arts Building dedication. Activities include a 2 PM dedicatory address by Dr. J N Rive, exhibitions from Fine Arts, teas, three banquets, and a 9 PM dance. Note recalls the recent death of Dr. John A H Keith.
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Aheaa
Indiana State Teachers College
Somorrow
Charles Ro Foster
J. N. Rive
Harrisburg
Studia
Department of Fine Arts
Department of Commerce
Lutheran Church
Department of Home Economics
John A. H. Keith
Indiana College
Limestone Dealers Annual Dinner in Moore Hotel Crystal Room
Thirty five Limestone and Chemical Co. dealers from Indiana county attended the annual dinner meeting. The event held last night featured George Anderson of Buffalo New York as principal speaker, representing the Michigan companys agricultural department.
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Indiana County
Michigan Limestone and Chemical Co
Moore Hotel
George Anderson
Buffalo
New York
Agricultural Department
Michigan Company
Kent Man Jailed in Default of Bail
At a hearing before justice C Melain Mike Shutka of Kent was charged by L Pairman of Creekside with assault and battery and felonious shooting. He was held for court and committed to jail in default of $1,000 bail. Fairman says Shutka attacked him beating him with a revolver butt and fired a shot during a bow presentation in Cowl Run on August 15.
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Squire
C. Melain
Mike Shutka
Kent
L. 2
Pairman
Creekside
Yes
Felomania
Jain
Fairman Whins Shutka
Cowl Run
Yuan
Heilwood Scouts Planning Party
The Boy Scout Troop of Heilwood announced an entertainment and dinner for the evening of Friday March, with Dutch and Parker's arches tenants invited to furnish aide. Many Indiana Scouts and the society are making arrangements to attend.
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Boy Scout
Troog Ae Teilwood
Vurseay Marrit
Duteh
Parker's” Arches
Boy Scouts of
Indiana
Lie Detector in Bank Probe Sparks Questions
Fragmentary text describes a bank probe involving a "Lie Detector" motif and references to individuals such as KH Matis and Melvhetgider. The readable portions imply investigation activity, testing, and potential personnel named in a historical context, with unclear chronology and many garbled names.
Death Claims Mabel Hamill in White Township
Miss Mabel Hamill daughter of Mr and Mrs St Hamill of White Township died after a six week illness in her parental home. She was a member of First United Presbyterian Church a graduate of Indiana State Normal School and had taught for several years. Funeral services will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church at two o'clock Saturday afternoon. Surviving are her parents and one brother John Hamill of Seton Street. Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery.
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Mabel FL Hamill
St. Hamill
White Township
Miss Hamil
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana State Nomtal School
Sohn Ot Mellvaine
John Haanill
Hundreds Attend Hudson Motor Show Event
Hundreds visited the Hudson Motor Show as crowds toured displays and chatted with exhibitors. Attendees included local car enthusiasts and families who explored models, accessories, and promotional offers. The event highlighted new arrivals and featured interactive demonstrations by staff and drivers.
Income Tax Man In Office Tonight
Income tax guidance event announced for tonight at a local office with assistance available on filing and related questions. Attendees urged to bring documents. details appear unclear due to damaged text.
Prison Reform Leader Dead in Chicago Era
The obituary notes the death of a prominent prison reform leader linked to Ruth Mage and the PB Wai movement. It mentions career highlights and long association with Chicago and Pennsylvania institutions, with references to overseas travel and a late-life home in Staten. The piece records sparse biographical details and unclear dates.
New Methodist Clock and Bell Restored at Church
A modern, electrically powered clock and bell system was installed at the Methodist church, restoring the hours and calling worshippers. The ceremony included Mr. Sutter, Miss Anmah Sutter, Major David W. Scompson, James L Hem Gerson, Raymond F. Smith, Cade mus, and a Howard Clock representative. The pendulum was started at 5:15, resuming the familiar bell sound after months of silence.
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Musson
Mr. Sutter
Anmaheh Sutter
David W. Scompson
James
Pennsylvania’s $30,000,000 locomotive electrification order
Pittsburgh dispatch notes a $30 million order for about 259 electric locomotives to equip the New York to Harrisburg line. Westinghouse and General Electric each to receive $15 million. total electrification estimate about $175 million. Deliveries plan for freight and passenger engines, with operation to begin once equipment is ready.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Rai
New York
Harrisburg
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
General Electric Company
New York-Harrisburg
Gustoras
Haarespurge Vth
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