Blairsville Man Missing From Residence
Slickville in Westmoreland County reports a fatal shooting after a revolver discharged during a domestic dispute. Pal Wade, 21, died en route to Greensburg hospital. husband Paul Wade, 22, is in custody. Coroner to conduct inquest. Also, Derry Township raises road tax to 13 mills. Blairsville searches for a stolen Ford coupe belonging to Latrobe teacher A Douds.
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Slickville
Westmoreland County
Pal Wade
Paul Wade
Wade
Howard Gas Coal Company
Aast
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
James Harkins
Mount Pleasant
William T. Domn
Derry
Blairsville
A. Douds
Weldon Street
Latrobe
Douds
Latrobe High School
Ford Wins Yet Another Round In Big Damage Suit
In a federal libel case, Ford’s plea of justification faces ongoing scrutiny as the judge rules on amendments and sufficiency. Jury selection proceeds with several prospective jurors examined amid questions from defense counsel. Page 1 continued report notes Ford’s absence and Sapiro’s attempt to address contempt.
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Ford
Auto King
Tne
Aaron Sapire
Sapiro
Raymond
Arthur J. Tuttle
Council
Fred
Yord
James A. Reed
Missouri
Difense Counsil
Charlotte Sherrard
Oldest Inhabitant recalls simple worries of past life
An aging resident reflects on earlier days when worries were few and concerns centered on everyday tasks. The brief reminiscence highlights how routines and local life shaped community comfort and resilience.
Seeger won separation suit in hush hush decision
Justice Albert H F Seeger dismissed the separation case of Peaches Browning and Daddy Browning. He kept the decision secret until filing at Carmel and planned to hand exhibits to a trusted messenger. John E Mack will prepare findings of fact and conclusions of law, with Henry Epstein possibly submitting alternatives.
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Seeger
Carmel
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
Justice Seeger
Henry Epstein
Peaches
Carolyn Heenan
Browning
White Plains
INS
Supreme Court
Albert H. F. Seeger
Newsburg
Cohen Fired From Day Force In Pittsburgh Hearing
Irvin A. Cohen, a federal prohibition agent assigned to the Charleston division of the Western Pennsylvania West Virginia district, was dismissed with prejudice and barred from federal office after a Pennington hearing in Charleston. The charge labeled him a fixer and linked him to dry law violations at his own Charleston establishment.
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Pittsburgh
Maronia
Irvin A. Cohen
Charleston, W. Va
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John LD. Pennington
Cohen
Charleton
Charleshan
Clair Must Stand Trial For Contempt Case
The defense plea for an instrumental acquittal in the Harry F. Soy clair contempt trial was denied today by Judge Willisar Hite in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. Soy clair faces trial for contempt of the United States Senate for refusing to answer questions before the Teapot Dome inquiry on March 20 1924. Justice May ruled all questions asked were pertinent to the Senate committee investigation.
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Washington
Harry F. Soy Clair
Dusthee
Willisar Hite
District of Columbia
United States Senate
Senate
Justice May
Second Death in Wilpen Fire Sparks Tragedy in Ambersburg
In Wilpen, Emma Jane Wilson aged 13 died from the blaze that destroyed property, as Westmoreland detectives investigate. Mrs. Wilson, wife of Squire George Wilon, died today at Latrobe hospital. Authorities suspect a vendetta related to his anti bootleg measures.
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Arkensburg
Westmoreland County
Wilpen
Emma Jane Wilson
George Wilon
Mrs. Wilson
Latrobe
Squire Wilson
Miniature Romance Sparks Long Beach Family Scheme
Jennie Waterman becomes the focus of a playful family hoax when her sisters commission a painter to create a miniature portrait of a imagined suitor. The plan backfires as a real guest, Martin Somers, bears a striking resemblance to the miniature, prompting a tangled social moment that ends with Jennie keeping the memento and later marrying Somers.
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Jennie
Sally
Pegay
Carrie
Posey
Old Maid
Salty
Peggy
A Waterman
John
Mrs. Waterman
Toby
Levent
John Waterman
Chicago
Salix
Solu
Martin Somers
Misehler
Pete Storey
Alain Pis
Rome
Fenrle
Wirtusana
Gardena Antonie
Han
Martie
Marti
Notes From Farm Bureau and Rural Electrification Plans
Notes from the Farm Bureau highlight registered hogs and poultry flocks eligible for registry, with Indiana County Pomona Grange financing a directory for farmers. Rural Electrification Day is set for Friday at the Lutheran Church, Sixth and Church, with sessions 10 to 12 and 1:30 to 3:30. Speakers include Miles Horst, Dr M McKee, J R Haswell, plus Penn Public Service Corp reps. Motion pictures on electricity will be shown.
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Indiana County
Pomona Grange 8
Lutheran Church
Sixth
Church Streets
Miles Ilorst
M. McKee
Harrisburg
J. R. Haswell
State College
Penn Public Service Corp
Justice Sadler Clarifies Whiskey Possession Case at Ebensburg
A judge refused to admit rheumatism and gum rubbing as defense in a trial over three quarts of liquor for beverage purposes. Lemmon Reed was fined $100 and costs. the case moved through common pleas, superior court, and supreme court, where Justice Sadler noted acquittal hinges on proving nonbeverage possession.
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Lemmon Reed
Ebensburg
Reed
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Sadler
Clymer Couple Married Amid Theft Probe
A Spangler hearing handled charges against five men tied to a burglary ring in Ebensburg area. Prosecutors say stolen merchandise, including 57 pairs of shoes, was recovered after a search warrant at suspect homes. Clyde Haag’s involuntary manslaughter case linked to a 1926 Arcadia car crash was set for June term after bail was posted.
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Sergt. Woods
Justice of the Peace of
Spangler
Ebensburg
Clyde Haag
Glen Campbell
Squire Co. &. Butterworth
Haag
Arcadia
Agathia Raitz
Dr. Waterworth
Clearfield
de Waterworth
Mare
Wurst Named President Judge of Center County Court
Belltionte Pa March 15 James C Wurst 45 Republican named President Judge of Center County Court by Gov Fisher succeeding the late James Keller who died March 11 Wurst son of the late Q A Furst who held the Garten Court bench from 1885 He has practiced law here since 1906 and served two terms as district attorney His appointment begins immediately and he may be a candidate this fall Card of Thanks We thank friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of our loved one.
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Wurst
Dude Q. A. Furst
Garten
Wns
Hias
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss of Wife and Mother
We wish to express our appreciation and thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of my dear wife and our mother. George Adams and children.
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J.C. Calhoun
Payaily
Neiuhors
Duar
George Adams
Memoriam for Zibiah Adams in loving memory poem
In loving memory of our dear niece Zibiah Adams who died March 10, 14272. The poem speaks of a graveyard, softly sleeping, flowers waving, and the beloved sisterly memory. The text includes misspellings and garbled phrases but centers on mourning, remembrance, and a husband named Coilde Pum uncertainly.
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Zibiah Adams
Indiana Court Draws Local Visitors Across Townships
Mrs Maggia Black of Fast Ma honing attends court this week along with William Bolvin a Pine township carpenter and many others including Ruth Bowers Conemaugh and S M Craig Rayne townships. The report notes visitors from Armstrong Butler Bedford and Westmoreland counties plus local officials such as Burgess W A Bowser and Chief of Police Tony Askey. Several residents like Don Hill Clymer and J V Miller Cale Butler business leaders and county staff are listed as attending or visiting Indiana for court and related business.
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Maggia Black
Fast _Mahoning township
William Bolvin
Pine Township
Ruth Bowers
Conemaugh Township
S. M. Craig
Rayne Township
Indiana
W. T. Huey
Bank
Percy David
Harry Fe, Earr
Marion Center
John Carmahan
Armstrong Township
Ella K. George
Salisbury
Don Hill
Studebaker
Clymer
J. V. Miller
C. A. Cale
Butler
V. Troutman
Bedford
Don S. McCoy
Commodore
Burgess W. A. Bowser
Clint Bitterworth
Tony Askey
Ward Gresley
Clayton and
Clair
Glen Campbell
O. R. Check
Bethlehem Mines Company
Marietta
Indiana Yesteray
John Malcolm
Rossiter
William Smith
J. E. Lewis
Barney Willmot
W. E. Oakes
J. W. Rankin
Limberman
W. H. Smith
Canoe Township
Indiana Friends
George Klein
West Wheatfield
J. W. Gordon
Armagh
W. A. Wynn
Westmoreland County
Harry Kauffman
State College
Spring Opening for Three Days in Indiana Gazette
The Gazette promotes a three day spring opening with new stocks for men women and children. Emphasizes radios misses and apparel displays with riotous colors and sombre hues. Warns readers to read pre opening advertisements and invites all Indiana residents and visitors to attend Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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the Gazette
Indiana
Kuhn Brothers in Tax Suit in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh March 15 David W Karlin coal administrator for the Pittsburch district during World War I and Harry A Kuhn a coal operator stood charged with making false income tax returns for 1923 in U S District Court. The action filed by Special Prosecutor John D Meyer and based on evidence from Lewis W Gillett an agent of the Internal Revenue sets forth that the government was defrauded of 898 627 50 in the returns.
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Pittsburgh
David W. Karlin
Pittsburch
Harry A. Kuhn
U.S. District Court
John D. Meyer
Lewis W. Gillette
Department of Internal Revenue
Glass filing under water eases edge dulling
The article suggests that filing glass underwater can be done with comparative ease. It notes this method helps keep the file from becoming dull too quickly and implies practical efficiency for glasswork tasks.
Local residents travel and social visits reported
C P Warner of Punxsutawney was in town on business. Mrs d Heckerling of Sharon Pa spent Monday with Moore Trotel friends. J T Travis of Dayton Pa was in Indiana on business. Mrs Walter Sheppard and daughter visit friends this week. In Pittsburgh Adda Ebkin motored to call on friends and returned home. W J and Charles Glasstetter of Hackensack NJ visited the Glasstetter parents. Mrs Victor Beachey and Mrs Edna Sax of Kilbanning visited the Bennetts on South Seventh street.
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C. P. Warner
Punxsutawney
D. Heckerling
Sharon
J. T. Travis
Dayton
Indiana
Walter Sheppard
Pittsburgh
Adda P. Ebkin
W. J
Charles Glasstetter
Hackensack
N. J
GC. J. Glasstetter
South Fourth Street
Victor Beachey
Edna Sax
Kilbanning
Charles Bennett
South Seventh Street
Belgian King Confined by Influenza in Brussels
King Albert of Belgium is confined to bed with influenza in Brussels today. The illness is not considered serious and audiences at the royal palace proceed as scheduled.
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Brussels
TNS
Albert
Belgium
Royal Place
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