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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1930

Page

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Jail Sentences For Federal Law Violators

In Erie on March 20 federal court imposed sentences on violators. Chester A Hall and William J Powers got two years in Atlanta penitentiary and four months in Erie county jail after pleading guilty to possessing narcotics. Russell Meyer 18 of Cincinnati received two years in the Chillicothe Federal Reformatory for transporting a stolen auto from Ohio to Pennsylvania. Meyer was arrested near New Castle Feb 13 with a girl and three youths. the girl and three boys were placed on probation. William Nevins, a railway mail clerk, pleaded guilty to tampering with the mails and received five months in Cambria county jail for opening two letters and taking slightly more than $5 on his run between Tyrone and Altoona.

Erie Sesaion Chester A. Hall William J. Powers Atlanta Erie County F. Schoonmaker Russell Meyer Cincinnati, C Federal Reformatory Chillicothe Ohio Meyer New Castle William Nevins Gambria County Nevina Tyrone Altoona

New Pittsburgh Boy Described by State Publishers

In Pittsburgh on March 20 a Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association committee praised a 1930 newspaper boy as earnest and service minded. William N Hardy of Williamsport urged changing attitudes toward boys in uniform. The meeting discussed competition from state printing done in penal institutions and earlier contracts to private printers and newspapers.

Pitteburgh Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association William N. Hardy Williamsport

Milk Show Highlights Indiana County Dairy Show Prizes

An Indiana Theater meeting at 2 p m featured County Agent Warner as chair and speakers D H Bailey from State College on milk value and clean milk factors, Dr McCullum Johns Hopkins on rat feeding with milk, and Jack Horner on milk house and dairy barn improvements. Sixty nine contestants competed with many prize winners announced.

Indiana County Holstein Breeders’ ‘Association Indiana County Guernsey Cattle Club Indiana Theater Warner D. H. Bailey State College Mgr. Baily McCullum Johns Hopkins University Jack Horner Carlisle Portland Cement Association Horner Pittsburgh Dairy Council Indiana County

Literary Digest Polls Stir Prohibition Debate Across Nation

The WETS tion and Repeal votes run larger than Enforcement in California while Repeal and Modification totals outpace. The Literary Digest reports massive but incomplete early returns and plans a supplementary poll of nearly 1,000,000 ballots sent to physicians, lawyers, clergymen, and teachers. Letters pour in showing intense nationwide sentiment, with thoughtful contributions amid strong emotions.

California Literary Digest America

Milk Producers Listed by Towns and Brands

A fragment lists dairy firms and individuals in Indiana and surrounding towns selling pasteurized and raw milk by brand type. Mentions include Blairsville Clymer Marion Center New Florence Smicksburg and distributors like Glasser Lydick Jamison and Stear with several R numbers and addresses.

Indiana Cooperative Dairy Indiana Binitavilly Sanitary Dairy Blairsville James Lynch New Florence H. W. Muman Clymer H. P. Williams Kiner Brothers Cris Coy R. L. Boneher Glasser Marion Center E. A. Stear Smicksburg N. Lydick Jamison Home Wetxel A. K. Good Jersey H. A. Lydick McCall and Sons J. Arthur Warner R. I. Boucher EF. N Lydick

Dr MacColl to Continue Wilson Era at Kiski

Dr MacColl succeeds Dr A W Wilson overseeing Kiski training and scholarships. The Wilson policies since 1895 shaped forty years of prep standards and will be carried on with the Kiskiminetas Board of Principals guiding the transition.

Kink A. W. Wilson Kiski Dr. MacColl Kiskiminetas Board of Principals

Oil Fire Destroys Tanker, Warehouse and Pier at Girard Point

A major blaze at Girard Point near the Schuylkill River joined the Delaware destroyed the oil tanker Hagan, fifteen tank cars, a warhouse full of barrels, and a large pier. Exploding barrels lit the night sky and sent fires rolling skyward as residents watched from miles away. The Port Mifflin arsenal nearby faced danger for nearly two hours. Prof J J Daub of Kiski Springs School, Saltsburg, was an Indiana caller yesterday.

Girard Point Schuylkill River Delaware Hagan Schuylkill Delaware County Philadelphia Delaware River New Jersey U. S Port Mifflin J. J. Daub Kiski Springs School Saltsburg Indiana

Band Concert Review Highlights Various Selections

Leroy Beck and Philip Run celebrate a concert program featuring Menuet Paderewski Sunrise and You, A Old Violin, Spanish Waltz Chiquita Barnawl, The Little Damozel, Sleigh a la Russe, Vic Konitz Mrs Ben Pollock Spring Song Venetia Tobani March Salutation Seitz and Star Spangled Banner.

Leroy Beck Philip Run Paderewski Arthur Penn Harper Logan Houck R. Ball Salutation Seitz

Indian maid says love letters linked to artist case

Lila, a Cayuga Indian woman, details a tangled romance with artist Marchand who is jailed as a material witness. She denies involvement in his wife Mrs Marchand's death, saying she never felt guilty, posing only once for him and recounting wild tales from the reservation.

Eren Marchand Internationa Distinction Lila Cattaraugus Mr. Marchand Mrs. Marchand Marehand Bermuda Tam Tower Ma” Bowen Missy Jimerson Miss Jimerson March Benjamin S$. Ferrell Central Church of Christ of Buffalo

Emma Hamm Funeral to Be Held in Punxsutawney

Mrs Emma M Hamm widow of J L Hamm died at 6 45 am after a complication of diseases at her son John Hamm s Lane Avenue home She was 66 Funeral services will be in Sprankle Chapel Punxsutawney at 3 50 pm Friday burial in Circle Hill Cemetery Punxsutawney Located in Pennsylvania obituary style summary continues from page one

Sprankle Chapel Punxsutawney Circle Hill Cemetery Emma M. Hamm J. L., Hamm John Hamm Lane Avenue

Senate Moves Toward Tariff Bill Passage Amid Fierce Battles

Washington March 20 In a wearied Senate torn by factional strife after months of economic conflict leaders pressed to pass the long pending tariff bill by nightfall. Key fights centered on lumber duties leather and shoe protections oil and gasoline rates and a renewed push for a 30 cent per ounce silver duty amid Britain’s embargo.

William K. Hutchinson INS Washington Senate Norris Jones Wash House Hebert R. I Great Britain

Funeral rites for Anita and Export women noted

Obituary notices recall a woman born near the city, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hutmire, longtime Anita resident and Presbyterian Church member. She leaves several daughters and sons in Anita Harmony St Marys Punxsutawney and funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm in Anita Presbyterian Church with burial in Anita K of P cemetery. A second obituary for Elizabeth Diffenderfer 84 of Export notes death after a week of illness, widow of Charles A Diffenderfer, survived by Emma H D Diffenderfer P W Watson Meadville and Fred Diffenderfer Sharpsville plus eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services are to be held Thursday night in Export with burial in Meadville Friday morning.

Henry Hutmire Presbyterian Church of Anita Thomas Whitfield Pris Lester Clark Bell Henry Hamm Harmony Carl St. Mary’s John Punxsutawney Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Diffenderfer Export Diffenderfer Charles A. Diffenderfer Emma H. D. Diffenderfer P. W. Watson Meadville Fred Diffenderfer Sharpsville First Presbyterian Church

Charles Harnett Jr Dies at Memorial Hospital

Seventeen month old Charles Harnett Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Harnett died at Memorial Hospital Johns town at 2 30 Friday noon March 14 after an eight day illness Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Harnett great grandparents Mr and Mrs A J Carnahan of Heshhan Funeral services were Saturday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Mr Myera Homer City Interment Mt Tabor Cemetery In Memoriam lines from grieving parents quoted

Charles Harnett Charles Memorial Hospital Johnstown Inomine A. J. Carnahan Heshhan Myera Homer City Mt. Tabor Cemetery

Jury Deliberations Stretch Past Twenty Hours

The jury had deliberated over twenty hours without reaching a verdict as the press time approached, while Mrs Fry made a left turn and could not avoid a crash.

Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Trading At Noon

At 1 30 p m American Can Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Ches Ohio Chrysler General Motors Kennecott Copper Nash Motor New York Central Northern West Penn Reading Sinclair Oil Studebaker Trans World Airlines U S Steel Westinghouse Electric White Motor Cities Service and others show varied gains and declines as investors gauge earnings and market trends across sectors.

Atchison T. S. Py Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pac Ches Ohio Chrysler Coven Cola Wastman Kodak E.sceeeenees Mric Rairland Sireessseseeese General Motor Seesicertevere Ceveeneeerereens Seneee Kennecott Copper Cs Willys Overland Eeaseesereaee Curtis Wright Peepeeteevess Asso Seeeeseeaye Ooh Nash Motor Ieeteeseeservers N.Y. Gantral N.Y.N. H Fe Norf West Penn R Pullman Yeyeee Ieeevetserreeees Eeeesee C.M. St. Pe (Com Cc. M PB Sehd Sestrivene Vissesseveee Schulte

Jury awards $106.48 in Ro sen and Long vs L or E ohns appeal

The jury found for Joseph Ro sen and Long against Mrs L or E ohns, awarding $106.48 with interest from February 15, 1929. Emmett Albright versus James RK Boring, an appeal case, began yesterday afternoon and remained before the court this morning.

Joseph Rosen Long

Theft Mania Continues as Irene Seeks Defense Admissions

In a tense courtroom scene, Irene confronts cross examination led by prosecutor Margiotti. A defense witness, Mrs. Muldoon, is dismissed without testimony. Irene reveals long‑standing head injuries and impulses to steal, while questions about her eyesight spark persistent objections and sidebar conferences. Judge Hildebrand plans rulings on insanity versus irresistible impulse pleas as the trial nears a pivotal point.

Commonwealth C. H. Muldoon Wheeling W. Va Margiotti Hildebrand Irene Benjamin Jarrett Jarrett Marglotti Margiotto Paul Glenn Dague Charles J. Margiotti Iren Dague

Margiotti Presses Dagie About Gun Purchase In Court

Margiotti pressed Dagie to reveal details of buying two guns as Dague resisted questions. Judge Hildebrand indicated limited options if the witness refused to answer, and Dague was led away to a cell. Irene sobbed when recalling her self styled gee Wee man and a Phoenix jail letter from another woman.

Hildebrand Margiotti Sherif Dague Phoenix Ariz

Notable Wednesday Visitors at Indiana Court House

A long list of local residents and out-of-town visitors appeared in Indiana County Court House and town offices on Wednesday. Clarence Bence, M Good, Merle Lyda, Mrs Jettie Lowman, Wilse Hamilton, William T Smith, C I Helman, Clark Butterbaugh, Earl Oakes, Victor Eckland, Deputy Constable Robert Neal, Lisle Flickinger, Francia Elkin, J P Haer, Thomas White, John Flude, Clark Flude, Mrs W N Houston, Frank Vogel, Edward Vogel, W C Thomas, S A Rhea, Alex Kerr, John Warner, Constable J B Reed, Richard Bueher, Harry Lydick, H E Bence, and John Wagner were noted among attendees or visitors.

Clarence Bence Rayne Township Court House M. Good Plumville M. M. Lukehart A. P. Marshall South Mahonia B. M. Thomas Elderton Merle Lyda Homer City Indiana Jettie Lowman Marion Center Wilse Hamilton East Mahoning Township William T. Smith Banke Township C. I. Helman Tonoma Clark Butterbaugh Glen Camp Bell Earl Oakes Victor Eckland Clymer Robert Neal Blairsville Lisle Flickinger Francia Elkin J. P. Haer Smicksburg Thomas White San Francisco Calif Sanborn Map Company New York City John and Clark Flude Flude Brothers Stores Company Wilkinsburg Dinsmore W. N. Houston Pittsburgh A. B. King North Ninth Street Frank Edward Vogel Punxsutawney W. C. Thomas Farmers Exchange S. A. Rhea Saltsburg Alex Kerr Johnstown Standard Slag Company John Warner Brushvalley Township J. B. Reed Starford Richard Bueher Harry Lydick Green Township H. E. Bence John Wagner West Wheatfield Township

Improvements at Brody's Store Rededicated in Citywide Renewal

The article describes extensive reorganization at Brody's department store with new displays and departments across floors. The Fashion Shop was discontinued and its fixtures moved into Brody's. A rear wash dresses area for women and children and expanded millinery on the second floor are noted, along with redecorated outside windows and enhanced dressing rooms.

Brody’s

Bank Rate Cut by Bank of England to 3.5 Percent

London reports the Bank of England reduced the bank rate from four to three and a half percent today. The prior cut was from four and a half percent earlier this March.

London Bank of England Today

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