Visitors, court actions mark Blairsville notes
Mrs Wallace Cunningham and Rath Cunningham visited in Indiana. Sheriff Wilson and Detective Koozer announced four prisoners to serve sentences in Work House. Johnstown’s H Dibert and Du Bois’s M Nickeson attended business in town. Blairsville residents Duttwiner, Hi Blair, and Kephart visited Court House. Bank official B Baker and staff were in town. Jorge Fields and H W Spencer observed in town. Agnes Stadtmiller attended County Relief Work in Pitts. Kirker and Kirker visited County Commissioners office. Eliashof, a Blairsville merchant, noted as Indiana visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Wilson
Harry Koozer
Truitt Signs Pledge in State Senate Bid
Harry White Truitt, candidate for State Senator, forwards pledge to Jefferson County Republican Committee chair to support the party line and back the nomination and November election. Names H G ws of Punxsutawney, Joseph P. f Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White Truitt
Ant. Schaenecker
Offferson Republican Committee
Lion County
Ren
H. G. Ws
Punxsutawney
Joseph P.f
Indiana
Mr. Truitt
Revival at Baptist Church Draws Crowds in Season
Evangelist Dunlap leads revival meetings at the First Baptist Church with many conversions and growing attendance. An afternoon Bible class starts at 8 p.m. and lasts one hour for those seeking more, while the main service at 7 30 features talks on A Man in Hell and Noah and the Judgment with Ark capacity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirst |Paist
Evangelist Dunlap
Evangelist
Hell
Noah
Tragic Brooklyn Teacher Slain by Ex-Husband Slayer Seen Escaping
A Brooklyn teacher was killed when a man forced entry, shot her, and fled. The assailant, a Black man known for boasting of conquests, had a police record for assaulting women. A city-wide manhunt followed, ending with a lead to a Paterson pool room. The husband, distraught, prepared for extradition and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Brooklyn
Paterson
William W. Kimball
Teapot Dome scandal fuels party attack in Senate
The piece notes Democrats and Republicans accusing Governor Smith and cabinet figures of silent ties to the Teapot Dome scandal. Senators Robinson Nye and Borah press for hearings and public utterances, while the Senate committee resumes Wednesday amid reports of a mystery witness and a package from an oil executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonda
al Smith
Harry F. Sinclair
Andrew W. Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Charles FE. Hughes
Sinclair
Smith
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Robinson
Indiana
Teapot Dome
Nye
North Dakota
Ryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Senate Committee
Senate
Coolidge
Mellon
Hughes
LaFollette
Blaine
Wisconsin
James A. Reed
Missouri
Borah
Idaho
Tie
Fisher to testify before Senate coal probe in Washington
Harrisburg March 20 Governor John S Fisher will go to Washington to testify before the Senate sub committee investigating the bituminous situation after an invitation from chairman Senator Watson. The move follows reports of a demand by Idaho Senator Gooding that Fisher be subpoenaed. Fisher had condemned federal probing of mining in Pennsylvania and signaled he may attend the hearing. The scene includes Fannie Hurst urging a broad conference of operators miners and public representatives to end the soft coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
John S. Fisher
Washington
Senate
Watson
Canital Hill
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Easton
Gooding
Ndiana
United States Senate
Fannie Hurst
Kennth Clark
Senator Watson
Indiana
Miss Hurst
Sen. Couzens
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
Sen. Wheeler
Montana
T Ofbjeet
Couzens
John L. Lewis
The Knitted Hose Mystery That Won His Heart
Horace, a writer of romances, receives knitted hose from Ellenberg and a return address for Florence Addman. He envisions a wife who knits, then visits Ellenberg to meet the real Florence only to find a fireman knitting beside him. The tale ends with Horace resolved to find Florence, though the vision lingers tauntingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Oulaqi
Hinself
Horace
Eenborg
Lotrome
Ellenberg
Addman
Broad Street
Elenberg
Florence Addman
Florence
Tam
F. Addman
the Breman
A Are
Frimm
Florence Cane
Unofficial report cites Christmas cards in package dispute
Two witnesses were summoned for tomorrow as Wilbur W. Marsh Democratic Nations Treasurer in 1920 faced charges he and the late Pred W. Upham Republican Treasurer conspired to conceal campaign contributions from 1923. Marsh denied the tale and will be asked to deny under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur W. Marsh
Democratic Nations
Pred W. Upham
Marsh
Upham
Land of Goshen Location Debate in Ancient Texts
A historical note discusses where the Land of Goshen lay, suggesting the term may have referred to the region from theBronk of Egypt to the Nile delta, reflecting ongoing scholarly debate about its exact bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Egypt
Wadi A 'Arighb
Te Nile Delta
Daughters of Ministers Among Early First Ladies
The article notes that at least five early first ladies were daughters of ministers including Abigail Adams daughter of Rev William Smith, Mrs Fillmore daughter of Rev Lemuel Tickerson, Mrs Pierce daughter of Rev Jesse Appleton, Mrs Harrison daughter of Rev John W Scott, and Mrs Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigall
John Adams
Williaw Smith
Fillmore
Lemuel Trirsons
Franklin Pierce
Jesse Appleton
Bowdoin College
Benjamin Harrison
John W. Scott
Wilson
Fat and health relation warned by nutrition experts
Nutrition specialists from the national dairy council say heavy people are not healthier than underweight individuals. They argue infection resistance ties to body chemistry shaped by diet, not body size, and emphasize dietary components influence health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Council
Mary and Her Little Lara RAR
Mary rescues and nurtures a menagerie of stray animals including a lamb thrush goat and cats in Thanet. Her family agrees to start a weekend coffee stall to raise funds and attract a film producer who offers to pay Mary a salary to care for the animals and film a series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dearig
Thanet
Jane
Ber
David Gregory
Neaver
Aura Gregory
Tin
Thanet Wie
Dee
Paytd Gregory
Electric Home Service Department Demonstrations Begin
The Associated Gas and Electric Company launches a Home Service department led by Mrs. Darrell H. Clawson of Indiana to assist patrons and dealers with electric appliances. She will be at the company office daily to advise, with demonstrations every Wednesday and Saturday, including food cooked by electricity and toast day featuring the electric toaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Ex-Tax Man Gets Jail Term
Ebensburg March 12. Ludwig C. Tross of Johnstown former delinquent Cambria County tax collector pled guilty to embezzling 86000 dollars of county funds. He is ordered to restitution and costs and to serve two and a half to five years in jail. He is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensbung
INS
Ludwig C. Tross
Johnstown
Cambria County
Woman Killed By Hit and Run Driver Near Butler
State police from Butler barracks seek the unknown driver who struck down and killed Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown of Jlooker. Her body with a broken neck skull fracture and broken limbs was found on a highway near Prospect by Mr. McMinn of New Castle returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
INS
Butler Barracks
Mary Ellen Brown
Jlooker
Winners of Appliances Draw Named by AG&E Official
Superintendent Ivank Warner of the Associated Gas and Electric System announced the three prize winners from yesterday’s drawing. First prize went to Mrs. H. Thompson of 506 South Seventh Street for a Manning Bowman waffle iron with dishes. Second prize to Mrs. Luther Lewis of 3 South Fifth Street for a Westinghouse automatic iron. Third prize to Mrs. J. H. McGary of Ray apartments for a Manning Bowman toaster with dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivank Warner
Associated Gas and Electric System
Manning-Bowman
H. &. Thompson
South Seventh Street
Westinghouse
Luther Lewis
South Fifth Street
J. H. McGary
Ray
Campaign to end scouts fundraiser in Blairsville
A campaign drive led by Mr Sheehe and William H Sweet organized to conclude by Wednesday evening with a final report. Special solicitors invited to the dinner meeting, and a dozen men gathered at Union House Blairsville to receive instructions and campaign cards for the south county Scouts. H M Butler directed the effort with Rev J Norman Hunter serving as Scout Commissioner, with a noon Wednesday meeting expected for the first report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M.butler
Rev. J. Norman Hunter
Blairsville
Stock Market Mixed With Grains Of Strength In NY Session
New York trading opened with strong demand offsetting efforts by professionals to push prices lower. United States Steel fell after DuPont sold 114000 shares but market absorption signaled underlying strength. Utilities advanced with Consolidated Gas and North American Power leading gains. American Locomotive rallied among equipment stocks, while motors drifted lower with Chrysler and GM slipping. Vietor Talking Machine jumped to 76 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
United States Steel
DuPonta
Consolidated Gas
North American
American Locomotive
American Car and Foundry
Baldwin
Chrysler
General Motors
Vietor
Edyrerer- Golg Bald
Loco ‘Bilt
Ohio
Ches
Virion Reorl
General Electric
IBTM
Y. Central
N.Y. N. He and Dy Oo
Norf
West
Penn BR. R. Vy
Penn R. Rewwe
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Taterees
Westinghouse
Coca Cola
Essie
Mack Truck
Marland Oil Owens Bol
Stewart-Warner
Nash Motors
A. E. Masten & Company
Pittsburgh, PA
BLUEJACKETS CREW IDENTIFIED IN S-4 SUB MARITIME LOSS
Eight sailors identified after S-4 submarine disaster as bodies recovered from the steel hulk at Charlestown Navy Yard. Marines and Navy men honored the procession to the hospital while J H Taylor confirmed identifications. Forty dead from S-4 now identified and interred in national cemeteries or with families. Lieut Fitch’s family claimed his body as the last officer removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Navy
J. H. Taylor
Provincetown
Graham Newall Fitch
Barking of dog saves family from fire
Connelsville report says Dr. E B Guie and his Dunbar family escaped a blaze thanks to their barking dog. Firefighters confined the flames to the kitchen after the dog’s alarm prompted a move to the lower floor where smoke and fire were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barking OF
Dog
Family
Connellsville
INS
E. B. Guie
Dunbar
Victory in Work Work Is Victory
A compact reflection on effort and achievement, noting that success follows persistent labor. Emer son is referenced as a figure or motif within the concise statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
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Wallace Cunningham
Rath Cunningham
Awatater, Ohio
Marshall
Turner
Jos, i
H. Dibert
S M. Nickeson
du Bois
Alex Duttwiner
John Charles
Kephart
Green Township
Bartlebaugh
Montgomery Slip
Court House
R. B. Baker
Blairaville National Bank and Ily
Orge van Wagner
Steet
H. W. Spencer
Con‘tion
Jorge Fields
SD. F. McCoy
S. McMillon
Green Town
Mty
White
Hollidaysburg
Highway Department
Agnes Stadtmiller
Pitts
Kathryn Russell
Clymera
Indijane
Les Kirker
Heilwood
County Issioners
Eliashof
Airsville
DR. Truitt
Baptist
Teapot Vortex
Rosemont
Bennett Book
Goday
Lesa
Bennett
Tonawanda N
J. Swan
7Th St
Indiana, Pa
Govenor
T Knitting
AD Schuster
Lara
Dorothy Douslas
Electric “Home Service” Dept
N. x
Bluejackets
Phila
Glassfr’s
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