Tragic Shootings In Boltz Charlesville Indiana County
Two communities in Indiana County face a deadly night as a birthday gathering ends in a fatal shooting and multiple critically wounded. Fred Lamonie is dead. Samuel Mangarella lies seriously injured with bullets lodged in multiple areas. Police report two suspects arrested on a passenger train, with one unavowed shooter still at large. In Fulton Run, Paul Grospelli, a miner, is seriously wounded by Tony Walte after a knock at the door. Walte remains at large as officers close in.
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Charles
Bolttz
Fulton Run
Joe Homeopathic Hospital
Johnstown
Charles Or Boltz
Indiana County
Conemaugh
Seward
Greensburg
Piteniyn
Wilmerding
Fred Lamonie
Samuel Mangarella
Lee Hospital
Mangarella
Wi Campbell
Jobstown
Louis Ottio
Natala Adamo
Lamonie
Manguarella
Ottoio
Alamo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Devlin and
Covelski
Paul Grospelli
Tony Walte
Tong
Tony
Grospelli
Indiana Hospital
Wallo
Postal Folks Banquet Honors Representative Kelly
Indiana post office workers gather at First United Presbyterian Church social hall for a jubilee banquet honoring M Clyde Kelly for his postal pay bill support. Speakers from postal associations praise his service and reflect on pay legislation enacted by President Coolidge.
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M. Clyde Key
First United Presbyterian Church
Uncle Sims
Indiana
President Coolidge
Washington
M. Clyde Kelly
Braddock
William M. Collins
Railway Mail Association
Thomas F. Wlaherty
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Edward J. Gainor
National Association of Letter Carriers
Kelly
Engagement Announced Between Miss Helen Walker and Clif Smith
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walker on South Seventh Street the engagement of their daughter Helen May Walker to Clif ford LeRoy Smith was announced. The couple plan a future wedding with no date set. Mrs. Walker is a teacher at Clymer and a graduate of Indiana High and Normal Schools. Mr. Smith, a Beaver Falls graduate, attends Carnegie Tech and is a Sigma Phi Epsilon member. Out of town guests included Julia M. Pruitt, Esther Huebner, Patsy Watson, and Josaph Kissinger.
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WM. M. Walker
South Seventh Street
Helen May Walker
Clifford LeRoy Smith
H. A. Smith
Beaver Falls
Miss Walker
Indiana
Indiana High and Normal Schools
Clymer
Smith
Beaver Fills Bligh School
Carnegie Tech
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Julia M. Pruitt
Columbia Hospital
Pittsburgh
Esther Huebner
South Hills
Patsy Watson
State College
Josaph Kissinger
Wilkinsburg
Punxy Dubois Playoff Set For March Seventeenth
The Punxsutawney Punxy Dubois playoff for the Section 4 1A title is scheduled for Tuesday March 17 likely at 8 15 PM with Clearfield eyed for the floor. Officials and venues remain unsettled as two referees are to be chosen with Butler favored by DuBois and Punxsy showing reluctance.
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Priss’y-DuBois
Clearfield
Smith
Punxsy Tenn
Zufal
DuBois
Butler
Kittanning
Punxsy
Coolidge Defy Brings Auction In Senate Today
A national poll taken after debate began showed Warren would be defeated for the second time by a 39 to 46 vote margin. Republican leaders acknowledged the poll's accuracy and the apparent loss. The Capitol crowd swarmed the Senate galleries as closing Warren nomination debates continued. Police reserves were called as Senate lobbies filled and elevators halted to curb crowding. Washington March 16 NS President Coolidge stood firm against Senate moves to bar Warren from the cabinet and prepared for a second rejection.
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Senate
International News Service
Warren
Capitol
Washington
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Fire Damages Du Bois Candy Plant In DuBois
A Saturday morning blaze at the Du Bois Candy Company on West Long Avenue caused about $9,000 in damage. The fire harmed the building and stock, plus furniture at S. A. Griggs, A Lian Meat Market, and Tony Gallo, with listed losses totaling near ten thousand dollars.
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DuBois Candy Company
West Long Avenue
DuBois, Candy Company
GC. A. Griggs
A. Lian
Tony Gallo
Tollone
S. A. Griggs
Italy Cable Opened Today Link Between U S and Italy
New York March 16 Baron Giacomo De Martina Thalian Ambassador pressed a switch at the Western Union offices opening the first direct cable between the United States and Italy. A message to Rome followed from President Coolidge extending New Year wishes to King Victor Emmanuel.
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New York
UNS
Giacomo de Martina
Thalian
United States
Western Union Cable Company
Italy
Rome
Calvin Coolidge
Victor Emmanuel Ted
Coolidge
Eight Negroes Saved From Deadly Braddock Fire
Pittsburgh dispatch reports eight Black residents were rescued from smoke in a Braddock fire that destroyed four stores and a dwelling. The blaze caused an estimated $25,000 in losses. five horses perished. Firemen carried unconscious victims to safety.
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Pittsburgh
Braddock
Pershing Receives War Welcome in Washington Return
General Jola Pershing returns to Washington from a South American tour to a formal war time welcome. Army and Navy representatives, patriotic groups, and diplomats from the Americas will join committees to greet him at the home of Mrs. F. E. Lewis on East Chestnut Street Tuesday at 2:30 PM. The event caps a lengthy overseas mission amid national relief and ceremony.
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Wasilington
Jola
Pershing
Washington
Army
Navy
America
DA. R. Quill Lewing
FE. EL Lewis
Chestnut Street
Bandits Captured After Hospital Visit Incident
Five men were taken into custody in Philadelphia after an attempted robbery at a hospital receiving ward. Howard Adams, 50, was halted and ordered to surrender when an eyewitness fired, wounding a robber. Police arrested the five suspects after doctors notified them of the incident.
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Philadeuphea
Howard Adams
Capitol Notes Pivot on United Dry Bill in Pa Legislature
Harrisburg March reports the Pennsylvania General Assembly nearing a decisive vote on the United Dry Bill. Drys push to sway the House while opposition argues federal statutes suffice. Prohibition stakes loom over the final actions on general appropriations and hospital bills as the session nears adjournment.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
House
Senate
Jrs
Cayonox
Midnight Deadline for Income Tax Returns Oxford Ink Press
Washington reports all 192d income tax returns must be filed by midnight tonight with special delivery allowed to Pittsburg. Officials expect to analyze the new revenue law soon, noting the 2 percent lower rate and earned income credit reduce most taxpayers’ bills, while penalties will apply from 12 o'clock tonight.
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Indiana
Pittsburgh
Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Life Saver Slashed While Rescuing Drunken Companion
March 16 reports say John Welters, 20, was slashed in the neck while saving a drunken companion who wandered into the Allegheny River. Welters, in Columbia Hospital, is expected to recover. Petey Furrier and others took refuge at a camp near Oakmont. Morrie, intoxicated, left and walked into the river. Wesker drew a knife during the rescue attempt.
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Pittsburgh
John Welters
Jrunken
Allegheny River
Columbia T
Petey Furrier
Walters
Trseather
Pat Oakmont
Morrie
Wesker
Detmetves
Dynamiters wreck garage. Reed Smoot must rest
Pittsburgh dispatch reports dynamiters destroyed Henry Glaneman’s garage in Carnegie, narrowly missing murder of Glaneman, his wife and two sons. Investigators say two suspects under surveillance, only part of the dynamite exploded, and officials deny union trouble motive. Smoot advised rest after recent illness.
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Dynamiters
Wreck Garage
Reed Smoot
Pittsburgh
INS
Henry Glaneman
Carnegie
Glaneman
Flanemay
Twins in the Smith Home At Indiana Hospital Births
Willum G. Smith of the Smith Coal Company celebrates the birth of twins at Indiana Hospital Saturday evening. One boy weighed five and a half pounds and the other six pounds. Mother and babies are reported progressing well.
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Willum GB. Smith
Smith Coal Company
Avith Veausen
William
Indiana Hospital
Wether
G A R Post To Attend Comrade Steele Funeral
Attention of the G A R Thiitna Post No gk G A Rewill assembles in the YeoM CL A building Tuesday March 17 in uniform to attend the funeral of Comrade M T Steele at his residence on Clymer Avenue at 2 PM Details of those who will take part in the funeral will be announced in due time Altest J M Marshall J d Wu Commander Adjutant
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G. A. Rewill
Yeom
M. T. Steele
Clymer Avenue
J. M. Marshall
J. d
Dennistoun Testimony Details Wife’s Alleged Affairs
London report covers Colonel Ian Dennistoun's rebuttal in a divorce case. He describes his wife Dorothy’s alleged intimacy with Oscar Senhouse and other men, noting a night his bed was slept in and her explanation about Senhouse's key loss. He apologizes for deafness and recalls claims of love sacrifices and loans sought in divorce proceedings.
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David M. Church
London
Ian Dennistoun
Dorothy Dennistoun
Cal. Dennistoun
Oscar Senhouse
Dennistoun
Grenadier’ Guards
Senhouse
Eight Children For County Keep
Smethport Pa March 16 The McKean county commissioners borrowed a nursery scene as Mrs Joseph Astronovich brought eight children ages 4 to 18 months to the county jail to place them in custody. She claimed no way to support them and argued the county must provide care if it takes her husband the breadwinner. The court staff cared for the children for hours while arrangements were made and credit extended for food before returning them to their mother.
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Smethport
Mars
Astrontovich
Crem
Wilde
Loreal Vhanneds
Court House
WI TE Antpenny
Meeting in Church Here By Women’s Society
An election of officers occurred during a gathering of the Women’s Home and Morglen Missionary Society at the West Jeyan Ab Chodist Church. Plans for the coming conference year were made and the next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon March 86 at 210 block Wilcox home on Soho Street.
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Morglen Missionary Society
Ablock
Wilcox Ome
Soho Street
Mosses T Steele Civil War veteran dies at 82 in Indiana
Mosses T Steele, nearly 83, prominent Indiana resident and Civil War veteran, died at his Clymer Avenue home Saturday evening. Born May 1842 in East Mahoning Township, he farmed and ran stock, started a Marion Center hardware business, and later moved to Indiana in 1917. He served in Company G of the 103rd Pennsylvania, was captured at Andersonville, paroled, and mustered out in 1869. Survived by children James Shaffer, Aaron, Myrtle, Harry, Willha, Harr Long, J R Steele, and John E Steele. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at First United Presbyterian, burial in Greenwood Mausoleum.
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Mosses T. Steele
Indiana
Hig
Clymer Avenue
East Mahoning Township
Mathew and
Sara(Worth) Steele
Marion Center
Steele
One Hundred and Third
Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry
Andersonville
O Fellows
Indiana Post
Army of the Republic
Clyime Avenue
Cleek
de Pinkerton
First United — Presbyterian Chyrel
Greenwood Comet
Shepherd Case Hearing Sparks Grand Jury Action
Chicago reports detail a high tension session as State's Attorney Crowe readies grand jury testimony on William Nelson McClintock's death. Witnesses prepared to recount alleged plots surrounding Shepherd's claim to fortune, a false marriage, stolen typhoid remedies, and a bacteriological scam to block inheritance outcomes.
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Chicago
Tri State
William Sh Herd
William Nelson McClintock
Shen Her
Robert E Crowe
Shephar
Billy McClintock
Shepherd the Ching
Theo
Shepherd
Isahele Pongwe
Eallintack
Shengherd
Sfray McClintock
Crowe
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General Assembly
Capitol Notes
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Reed Smooth
Utah
Senate France Committee
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