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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1929

Page

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Galles Pursues Escobar Rebels

In full retreat before Federal forces, General J Gonzalo Escobar’s rebel army moves northward toward Jiminez and Torreon. General Calles reportedly arrives in Yorreon as rebels claim Puebla fell, while Portes Gil courts extradition if rebels cross into the United States.

Plutarco Fllas Sance Orrean Escobar Chihuahua City Chihuahua Jaurez el Paso Escobat Escalon Jiminez Mexico City Galles Yorreon Calles Mexico Leon Guanajuato Puebla United States Emilio Portes Gil Bank of Mexico J. Gonzalo Escobar Torreon J. Andreu Almazan Almazan Pancho Villa Aattle

Daugherty Reflects on Power and Duty in Verona Interview

Former Attorney General Daugherty, interviewed at his Verona winter home, defends his mine of prosecutions under the Sherman Act and his clash with labor strife. He cites guiding principles, education programs for youths, and care for family while stressing a clean conscience and steadfast duty.

Daugherty Verona Chicago King B Daugherty Dows Department of Jusica Ao

Record of Harry Daugherty’s stance and courage recounted

Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty reflects on his career, defending his integrity and honesty. He recalls facing a lynch mob in Ohio, denies corruption, and says his record stands for itself while noting enduring enmity from critics. James M. Beck presents a book inscription calling him a man unafraid.

Dangherty Ohio Daugherty United States James M. Beck John Charles Fremont Beck Harry M. Daugherty

Popular Poem Poll Highlights Longfellow as Favorite

A national ballot ranks poets and verses with Longfellow's works dominating the top fifty. The piece notes Kipling as the only living author in the list and mentions Kilmer, Gray, Whittier, and Knox, with Lincoln's fondness cited for Oh Why Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud. The author plans a booklet of the most popular poems to be published next.

Joyce Kilmer Evangeline Longfellow Thomas Gray John Greenleaf Whittier Rudyard Kipling William Knox Great Songster New England Joss and Knox Fass America Abraham Lincoln Boutry

National Poetry Poll votes tallied in Indiana County

A local listing shows Indiana County selecting Longfellow poems as top favorites in a national volunteer poetry poll. Two hundred four ballots were cast with top entries including A Psalm of Life and The Village Blacksmith.

Indiana County Longfellow

Body of Floyd Collins stolen from Crystal cave coffin found

The stolen body of Floyd Collins, exhibited in Crystal cave, was located in a burlap sack about 400 yards from the cave. Bloodhounds traced the remains after guards reported a broken chain on the cabinet and the casket opened. Authorities noted possible disintegration or mutilation. motive unclear.

Tlorsh Cave Floyd Collins Crystal Cave Sand Cave Colling H.B. Thomas Horse Cave Thomas Sheriff's Office

Prominent county figure dies after long service in business

A respected Punxsutawney leader and longtime businessman dies after a lifetime of public service. He held roles as treasurer and collector for local firms, helped organize the Farmers Telephone Company, served as a bank and hardware director, and belonged to Patrons of Husbandry J O O I and F O E. Survived by a widow and several children and siblings, funeral services are set for Thursday.

Farmers Telephone Company County National Bank Mahoning Hardware and Implement Company Patrons of Husbandry Salina Morris Theodore Morris Fannie Edna Norristown Paul Philadelphia Ruth Polk Alice Bellefonte James .B. Allison New Brunswick N. J Martha Cilla Trezona Grove City Harry Punxsutawney

Missing Byrd expedition crew found in Arctic wreckage

Bernt Balchen and Harold June were last seen with Com Byrd, Larry Gould and Hanson. The group at the mountain camp reported they are safe with shelter food and fuel. A plane wreck on the 16th, torn from its moorings by 180 mile per hour winds, left a splintered ruin on the glacier.

Ness Bernt Balchen Harold June Byrd Larry Gould Hanson Gould L. M. Gould

Christie Reluctantly Faces Publicity Over Lindbergh Connection

The article recounts Eva Lindbergh Christie of Red Lake Falls Minnesota pleading for privacy after news coverage linked her brother Charlie Lindbergh to the famed aviator's New York to Paris flight. She recalls anger at space given to her mention and notes she prefers not to be cited.

George West Christie, Jr Mrs. Christie Charlie Atlantic Paris The Gazette Lindbergh Eva Lindbergh Christie Red Lake Falls Minn

Floods threaten lower Mississippi as springs flood expands

From the April 15 congressional session reports, concern rose for communities along the lower Mississippi. Army engineers warned levees should hold, but the Father of Waters ran three feet above flood stage at Memphis with delta farmlands inundated by backwaters. Illinois and Iowa areas contributed torrents to the swollen river.

Congress Mississippi Memphis Ilinols Iowa

Coolidge In New York Tonight

Ex-President Calvin Coolidge refused to discuss his New York visit tonight. He is booked on the 8 10 F. M. train due in New York at 7 40 P. M. He would not be interviewed on any subject. His former White House limousine, which he is buying from the government, has arrived and is kept in a downtown public garage.

Northampton Mass Calvin Coolidge New York Cooslidge White House

Miss Cherryblossom Operetta At I H S March 27 28

The I H S combin ed musical clubs present their annual operetta titled Miss Cherryblossom. An oriental setting evokes Japan in blossom season with a cast of school thespians. Tickets 26 cents at Halls Book Store Trainer's Drug Store J D Fill's store or from students.

Japan Halls Book Trainer’s Drug Store J. D. Fill's

Cities Service to split stock four for one

Directors approved a four for one stock split with stockholders to vote in April. If approved, Cities Service will rank with GM and Standard Oil in outstanding common shares. The firm has about four hundred thousand security holders, pays monthly dividends, and has not missed a dividend in 18 years. Indiana investors will receive four shares for each held.

Cities Service Company General Motors Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Security Hollers Indiana

Obituary notices for Burdette Donahue families from regional paper

Mrs Adaline Burdette and Mrs Mary Owen of Pittsburgh and James and Harry Gatelius of this city survive a deceased spouse with a widow and two daughters two sons. Sister Mrs Henry Shively of Mifflinburg and brothers F P Gatelius of Montreal and Ray Gatelius of Mifflinburg also survive. No service arrangements announced. Mrs Frank Donahue dies after two years illness aged 52 at Clover Run Jefferson county wife of Frank Donahue. Survived by brothers George and Joseph Jewart Plumville Charles Jewart Washington Township sisters Mrs John Little Plumville Mrs James Little East Mahoning township and Mrs Weston Philadelphia. Funeral held Sabbath at residence Clover Run Cemetery interment followed.

Adaline Burdette Mary Owen Pittsburgh James Harry Henry Shively Mifflinburg F. P Delaware and Hudson Railroad Montreal Ats Ray Gatelius Mifflinure Frank Donahue Margaret (Jewart) Donahue Clover Run Jefferson County George and Joseph Jewart Plumyville Charles Jewart Washington Township John Little Plumville James Little East Mahoning Township Weston Philadelphia

Carnival Air as Nuptials Near in Oslo

March 20. Carnival air filled Oslo as Crown Prince Olaf of Norway prepares to wed Princess Marthe of Sweden tomorrow. Swedish royals arrive, greeted by crowds. festive streets, a palace ball last night, and dancing into the early hours.

Oslo Olaf Norway Marthe Sweden

Court verdicts return mixed outcomes in local cases

In a Commonwealth case against Harry Beers on larceny charges the jury found him not guilty. The court adjourned and resumed this morning for the trial of Agnes M. McKullop charged with pandering.

the Commonwealth Harry Beers The Commonwealth Agnes M. McKullop Jcourt

Clarion Native Cashes Out Big Oil Holdings

Oklahoma City March 20 INS T B Slick one of Oklahoma's richest oil operators sold his entire Prairie Oil and Gas 5000 holdings for about 40 million dollars. Slick was born in Clarion Pennsylvania and moved to Indian Territory in 1906. He previously sold Tonkawa area holdings in 1912 and retired but returned to the oil business.

Clarion Oklahoma City Okla T. B. Slick Oklahoma Prairie Oil and Gas Indian Territory Tonkawa

Five killed in Toronto wreck near Parry Sound

Five persons died and scores injured in a head-on collision of two Canadian National locomotives near Parry Sound. Identified dead include Conductor Barstead, Horace Smith, Fireman Harry McRoberts, Baggageman Ferguson, Brakeman George Miller, and newsboy. Reports call it one of the worst railway accidents in Canada.

Toronto Canada Canadian National Tigers Parry Sound Barstead Horace Smith Harry McRoberts Ferguson George Miller

Railroads take over express

The American Railway Express is reorganized into the Railway Express Agency Inc on March 1, owned by the railroads and operated as a separate body. All former officers and staff retained, with cooperation between express and railroad departments. Indiana has four employees in express, daily operations run on 12 trains, led by WuM St. Clair, Agent. The service promises fast express links and fresh goods to supporting cities nationwide.

American Railway Xpress Company Railway Express Agency, Incorporated American Railway Express Express Indiana Wum St. Clair Railway Express Agency, Inc

Wanamaker Will Disposes Estate Worth Over 66 Million Dollars

Philadelphia March 20 INS The will of Rodman Wanamaker head of the Wanamaker stores on file at Norristown assigns an estate valued at more than 66.1 million dollars exclusive of real estate to be held in trust with income shared among his children John Wanamaker Jr Mrs Meetor Mann and Mrs Gurnee Mann. The personal property was appraised at 56.9 million dollars by Archibald W Norman and Thomas L Pendergast for Willis L Nevin vice president of the Wanamaker stores and managing executor. The estate includes about sixty insurance policies in 44 companies with total policy value about 6 million dollars.

Philadelphia Rodman Wanamaker Wanamaker Norristown John Wanamaker, Jr Meetor Mann Canada South America

Young airplane bandit to pen for $3,000 robberies

Chester youth Louis Vernon, 17, was fined $3,000 and sentenced to 80 to 60 years in Eastern Penitentiary by Judge Albert Dutton McDade in Delaware County Court. He admitted buying an airplane with money from robberies as he was to take his first solo flight at a Maryland aviation school when captured.

Media Chester Banilit Louis Vernon Eastern Albert Dutton McDade Delaware Vernon Maryland

Motor Patrolman Captures Harrisburg Horse Thief

In Harrisburg an escaped horse thief took a wagon and horse from Marcus Hook owner Q P Porter. Patrolman Czarick tracked the thief to Philadelphia suspect Sameel Novick who confessed the stolen property was provided by an unnamed man. Novick has a reform history including nine prior arrests and is held without bail.

Harrisburg Manch Pennsylvania Q. P. Porter Marcus Hook Czarick State Highway Patrol Sameel Novick Philadelphia Novick

Local social notes and weekly market report

Mrs. John Frank Berringer of Spruce visits Uniontown with Eva Biss. Indiana calls by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Berringer and others. Marriage of Sherden Douglass and Ruth King conducted by Rev. J. K. Stormer at the Garman parsonage. Ebensburg business and Kinport callers noted. Pittsburg Livestock Market reports steady cattle prices and higher hogs. veal calves and sheep prices listed with varied ranges.

John Frank Spruce Eva Biss Uniontown Ivan Berringer Indiana Sam Smith Harlie Johns Clymer J. N. Hudson Sherden Douglass Ruth King J. K. Stormer Garman Rummel Ebensburg James Langham Max Emeigh Paul Buterbaugh Clay Lamer Kinport Pittsburg

Indiana Visitors Highlight Graceton Area Business Day

A flurry of Tuesday and yesterday business visits marked the Graceton region with many Indiana travelers. Notables included M F Brandon, C Long, J M Brown, OQ M Lockard, W Tyger, H L McManus, Howard Wilt and Mrs Wilt, Father Charles B Black, Joseph Lahr, Chief George O Connell, John Carson, M Rorok, E G Whitehead, Miss Viola Moore, J C Stacy, Turner Streams, Constable W F Henderson, John Rice, A C Dearmine, Ray Houck, Henry J Rose, G C Whitesell, Ellis and G C Hilty, Earl Jeffries, L N Hawk, J B Kerr, James Wart, Harry C Patterson, Ralph McIlvain, S L and R B Robinson, J N Blose and son, Charles L Strong, Earl Myers, Prank A Hess, Prof Samuel Rank, and A A Wiggins.

M. F. Brandon Graceton Goal and Coke Company Indiana C. Long Clymer Putty Commissioners J. M. Brown White Township OQ. M. Lockard Homer City William Tyger H. L. McManush Taylorsville Howard Wilt Wilt Cockport Charles B. Black Heilwood Joseph Lahr Creekside George O'Connell U. S. Federal Court Erie John Carson M. ¥. Rorok Indiana Hotel E.G. Whitehead Greensburg Jeannette Viola Moore Harrisburg J. C. Stacy Blairsville John Rice Marion Center A. C. Dearmine Brushvalley Township Ray Houck Rayne Township Court House Henry J. Rose Rose Park Mast Wheatfield Township G. C. Whitesell Anultman Ellis G. C. Hilty Edin Earl Jeffries Rochester Mills Cloe J. B. Kerr Hillsdale James Wart Saltsburg Harry C. Patterson Ralph McIlvain R. B. Robinson Parkwood J. N. Blose Robert Shelocta Charles L. Strong Penn Run Earl Myers Graceton Elmer Barland A. Hess DuBois Samuel Rank Montgomery Township A. A. Wiggins J. M. Wiggins

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Attorney General’s LIVE Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Howe Bony Harry C. Gutelius Punxsutawney Hospital Front Street George C. Pierce James Gutelius Gutelius Sterling C Company Pierce Mr. Gutelius Union County Jacob Gutelius Pun Carl Jordan L. K R. Huth Central Wire Company Gutelins Wik Run Fire Company Councl M. HE. Church Knights of Malta Eeees Wisariegags LEE American Can American Loco Tebow Canadian Pacific Coca Cola Cuba Cane General Moto Faper Nickel Vaneseewe Kelvinator Nennecott Seeeveeeees Marland Gi Mack Truck Miami Copper FAM Stewart Warner Nash Motor NY Central West Owens Battle Eastman Dil Lon’ Cé Florida Coolidge Cities Service Criminal Court Berringer J.l.culp
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