Plot to destroy U S navy dirigible shocks Akron
Paul Kassey, a Goodyear-Zeppelin river inspector, faced charges under Ohio criminal syndicalism laws for allegedly orchestrating a plan to destroy the Akron, the world largest airship under construction for the Navy. He pleaded not guilty as preliminaries moved forward.
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Akron
Kassey
Ohio
Kkassey
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
United States Navy
Gianunis
Conan
Urs
Muereste
Cate
Danin
Oltaals
March Civil Court Ends Trial in Cherryhill Case
Jury returns verdict for plaintiff in assumpsit against James Edward Fyocko executor, subject to agreement terms and credits. Court proceedings continue with related trespass case and further orders issued by Judge Winslow as Punxsutawney handles civil actions and local firms advertise services and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Fein Gedoor
Cherryhill
James Edward Fyocko
J. ML Fyock
TE Winslow
Lerdosiow
T H. H. Thomn
Rossiter Man Held for Court
Rossiter man Filler faced a court hearing before Squire Walter H. Jackson on gambling house and liquor charges. Bail set at $500. Constables Irvin and others reported a crowd in a back room at a confectionery store during a raid last Saturday night. doors were forced as officers entered, leaving only three guests still inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LH. Filler
Rositer
Walter H. Jackson
Filler
Irvin
Dunlap
Fetterhoff
Fetterman
Stinson
Homer Good Will Gathering Unites Lions Legion and Laity
In Homer City a joint gathering of the Lions Club Legion post and citizens met at the Merrimacks road house to discuss a community benefit. Samuel Sickenberger presided while Ralph Kunkle outlined hopes for a Legion home. The borough sold the old town hall property to the Lewison for a nominal sum.
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Lions
Legion
Ao Sgond
Homer City Lions Club
Homer City Legion
Samuel Sickenbergen
Lions Club
Sickenberger
Ralph Kunkle
Homer
Tidoy
Tas
Alsen
Empire Theatre
Fred Vinten
Rochester & Pittsbursh Coal Co
Mey
Sunoco to Have New Service Station
Whitesell and Miller, local Sunoco dealers, secured permission from Boretah Connech to build a filling station on Dr Harry Prove property on West Philadelphia Street. The site previously housed the State Highway maintenance headquarters for years and the station will resemble the one between Fifth and Sixth streets on Philadelphia. Work will likely start next week.
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Whitesell & Miller
Sunoco
Base
Boretah Connech
Harry Prove
Philadelpha Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Philadelphia
High School Concert Pleases Small Appreciative Group
A tiny but eager audience enjoyed the annual high school concert. The program featured the Center Hamd, the Sentor Orchestra, via the Ghee Club, under Mar Canfield, with the Senior Choral and Club es directed by ML Mesut. Junior Choral Club appeared for the first time this year and impressed. the band performed a violin of Hindley pieces and the Overturn from Stradelda. The Senior Orchestra opened with the Impressario overture by Megan, and the Fantasie for clarinet and orchestra with Ray Mess as soloist drew praise. The Boys Glee Club shone in Oh Hail Us, and the Senior Choral Club presented Liebestram and Venetian Love Song with Maury Bell Camj on violin. (Continued on Page Three)
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Senter Hamd
Sentor
Ghee
Mar Canfield
ML Mesut
Elabe i
Lesehoot
Evedine
Stradelda
Hindley
Wood
Megan
Ray Mess
Suluist
Verdi
Maury Bell Camj
Last of Viking survivors reported by Father Kerwin
NAUGATUCK Conn March 2 UP William Wood local radio amateur reported a message from Father J Kerwin Station PORT Harbor Hreton Newfoundland saving all terms Americans in the Viking disaster Word said Penrod and two Americans were OK I have no other bet News sought of Alexander Penrod photographed with the Frissell expedition who formerly lived here Continued on Page Two
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Naugattuck
Conn
William Wood
Father J. Kerwin
Port
Harbor Hreton
Newfoundland
Father Kerwin Reut
Penrod
Alexander Penrod
Frissell Expedition
Canoe Township School Men Feted
Cane Township school men were honored at a grand evening hosted by school directors and their wives at Rossiter High School. Attendees included teachers and the board of five directors, marking one of Cane Township Baiere Bist’s seasonal highlights with music and a meal.
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Canoe Township
Canea
Rossiter High School
Cane Township
Baiere Bist
Chaeheom
Wiels Et Tie
Jake Observes Highway Patrol 70th Birthday
Jacob Zener longtime County Court House and Jail caretaker marks seventy with his duties and greetings from friends at the court. He has served the county twenty seven years. Highway Patrol redeployments in the district will take effect by April 16 with station changes to Abensburg Jennertown and a Dididna wind. Lieutenant Oba notes three patrolmen added and adjustments under Sergeant Metartney with supervision by Lieutenant Glut.
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Jacob
Jake) Zener
Mr. Zener
Johnestown
Abensburg
Jennertown
A J. Oba
Oqldhbag
Hbensturg
Sime
Pow Metartney
Tudiana
Johnstown
Slayer's Wife Is Discharged In Johnstown
Margaret Starchok, wife of Harry Starchok, was released from custody after questioning by state and county detectives concerning a seven year old girl, Betty Mowry, with alleged ties to Conemaugh. Also released were Albert Potter and George Andrews, both held in the county jail.
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Johnstown
Mar
Margaret Starchok
Harry Starchok
Contesseul Shaver
Betty Mowry
Conemaugea
Wits Peles
Albert Potter
Whit Anise Tits
Teorge and
Drews
Unclear fragment on Senator Borah and cabinet talks
Readable lines describe a March conference and speculation about the 1920 presidential race. Mentions Senator Borah and potential candidates but details are garbled and uncertain.
Jones visits markets and water system project notes
Local notices describe Jones visiting furniture markets and a Coalport water system improvement. The fragment mentions Moise Jeo ble steeiae, a company slepadteak radi, and references Kelvinator pricing with two years to pay. It also notes a Methodist sale, Truitt Building bake sale items, and various ads for appliance and material supplies.
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Jones
Coalport
Moise Jeo O
Steeiae
Slepadteak Radi
Pmeupogte Qaeetta
Wilber
Weather teletype system reported for U S coast stations
An arcane report describes a teletype weather service upgrade linking stations from Belafate to Washington D C with a wired path. It notes challenges in fitting data into short wave networks and the need for compatible hardware and operators to ensure timely weather and ship reports nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Departmente of Apoculture
Belafate
Washington
Phos
Derhakts
Glassworkers Plan Benefit Dance in New Location
The Glassworkers organize a benefit dance at a new venue in Clymer Pa near the bank area. Formerly occupied by POOR, the hall is readied to serve their members and the community with proceeds supporting workers.
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Tate Brow
Clymer
Shea
New Finds At Ur of the Chaldees Unearth Ancient School
Philadelphia dated report says clay copy books and school tablets were unearthed by a joint Penn University and British Museum expedition at Ur of the Chaldees. Woolley notes over twenty structures, including a probable school, a brick inscriptions shed light on early Sumerian education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ur of the Chaldees
University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
C. Leonard Woolley
Abraham
Woolley
Fa-Nasir
Senate probes continue into P S C hearings in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 20 the House Utility Investigating Committee prepared to resume examination of Public Service Commission members. Commissioner Charles H Young may be recalled along with James Benn and D W Brown to testify. Scranton Spring Brook water case topics dominate questions as lawmakers pursue various aspects of the commission's work.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
House’ Utility
Charles H. Young
James 8Enn
D. W. Brown
House
Scranton-Spring Brook
Senate Committee
Wry
Buckman
Fteer
Edward Martin
Worthington Scranton
National
Vogel Fights War Over Again Reunion Draws City Notables
Proath Vogel of North Wirth Street travels to New York for a reunion of his old arms contingent, the Petit Snth Pwineers, amid tensions over a veto at Piers Four Hoboken. Square Dance tonight with foremen’s dial. Homer City marshalling weathered details.
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Proath Vogel
Wirth
New York
Petit
SaNth Pwineers
Ae Bane
S. George Waste
Piers Four
Hoboken
Foremen’s Dial
Homer City
Mar
Varner Eadling
Nine Killed As Train Derailment Near Paris
Paris March 20 UP The Bordeaux express was derailed at Estampe 35 miles from Paris in a collision that killed nine people including a heart condition victim. The wreck left the restaurant and cars mangled with many injured as rescue efforts began and the line remained blocked.
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Paris
Vie
Cutawa
Hoover vacation breaks strict etiquette on ship visit
report describes President Hoover and officials aboard a naval ship during a vacation period. a lighthearted mood emerges as the captain and crew entertain guests including reporters and social aides. the event includes plans for a forthcoming inspection led by the commander in chief of the navy with remarks on the president’s private quarters.
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Hiveman
Mr. Hoover
Herbert
Robert Pickens
Alfred Kine
The
Horton News
Bred Basar Batonore Sun
Theodore Walkencoe
St. Uate
Voumander-La-Chief
Aay
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Barnesboro
U. S
Goodyear Company
Reds
Fiat
Mat
Hetty Toy Shop
Rossiter
Viking
Joma
Horse Island
John R. Meanery
United Proas
Colmecon
Wereghyer
Piireer
Jake
Highway Patrol
Ebensburgh
McCartney
Slayer
Conemaugh
Mill Roge Wii
Rogers
Porte Boca
Boeuh
Vins Courtry
Pete
Andy Ci King
A.W. Mabon & Sons
Diane
WooaWard Fats
Garg
Joseph Sacco
Frank de Pedro
Harnesboro
Streck
Frank dePedro
Ed Whited
Sacco
dePedro
Annie F. Swabb
MrMillen & ‘Undertakers
P. S.C
Capitol Notes
Vogel
Deramler
Stahura
Hoover
Mrese
Arizona
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