Sensation In Mexico Spurs Espinoza Camp Boom Town Rise
Report describes Espinazo Mexico evolving from a railroad water tank near the United States border with about a hundred residents to a busy settlement. Fidencio Constante dealer is blamed for the surge as locals praise his free medicinal water with herbs and fruit peels. Images show men and women receiving the medicine, while many Americans from Texas and other border states visit Espinazo daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espinoza
Mex
United States
Pla
Fidencio
Texas
Espinazo
Senate oil inquiry centers on 1923 fund concealment
Washington March 21 The Senate oil inquiry focused on whether Republican and Democratic treasurers hid 1923 contributions to the Control Trading Company totaling 3.08 million dollars. The probe also touched on Andrew W. Mellon's resignation as Treasury Secretary and accusations by Senator James R. Couzens of irregularities in tax matters and bond handling tied to Harry F. Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Hutchinson
NGS
Shngton
Senate
Andrew W
the Treasury
James R
Michigan
Mellon
Harry F. Sinclair
Couzens
Radio union in politics stirs oil scandal charge
The article reports on a political dispute accusing a combined company headed by General Motors and others of leveraging the oil scandal to gain market advantage. A governor and Senator Nye clash over alleged demagoguery and attempts to dodge accountability for Republican party missteps. The governor recalls his 1920 election loss while defending his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Indiana
Nye
Senator Robinson
Smith Denies Campaign Finance Denials Amid Inquiry
The governor says he will search campaign records in the state department and capitol storage sites. Sinclair allegedly counted funds to parties in New York and Rogerman committees, while Nye and Taylor face questions over statements about campaign support and liberal contributions in 1920. The inquiry seeks details at the Farm Trust Company Building, Indiana, Pa, on May 20, 1928 at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint-up
Ssna- Wye
Sinclair
New York
Rogman State Committee
York Eee
Farm- Trust Company
Ugh
Indiana
Local Personal Brevities Highlight Community Visits and Events
Mx Foster, an instructor at Juniata College, visited area schools last week. Prof George Dickey of Windber, and Rev Mitchell family, spent the weekend in town. Church ladies hosted Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society in social rooms. Notables Hon Elder Peeler of Indiana, Lae North of Punxsutawney, and Charles Griffith of Marian Center called in town. Intermediate Presbyterian Sunday School sells tickets for Tell It To The Marines at State Theatre on March 21. Clymer High School teams swept Rossiter in basketball. Clymer boys and girls both won. Mrs Wilbur Swift hosted Ladies Fancy Work Club on Sixth Street. Mr Howard Smith back from illness. Eugene Swift recovering from chicken pox. I E Ackerson hosted stag party with friends. N L Diem visited Johnstown over weekend. Public coughing and colds reported townwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Juniata College
George Dickey
Windberg
Mitchell
Brigham
Bowser
Womens
The
Presbyterian Church
Elder Peeler
Indiana
Lae
Punxsutawney
Charles Griffith
Marian Center
Presbyterian Sunday School
Clymer High School
Clymer Boys
Rossiter Boys
Clymer Girls
Rossiter
Wilbur Swift
Ladies Fancy Work Club
Sixth Street
Howard Smith
Eugene Swift
1. E. Ackerson
N. L. Diem
Johnstown
Social Roundup at McGees Mills Masonic Banquet and Visits
Local society notes list attendees from Du Bois Pittsburgh and Indiana visiting Morris street and Compaedere areas. J. E. Steele and Mrs. Steele attend a Masonic banquet while Wayne Freas, J. D. Staples and families, Isabel Lewis, and others are noted as guests in town. Miss Diem remains home ill. Ruth Mock visits from State Teachers College. several families host and visit in town and nearby Hamilton communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Steele
McGees Mills
Wayne Freas
du Bois
J. D. Staples
Mr. Clawson
Isabel Lewis
Pittsburgh
Arthur Nicholson
Morris Street
M. Barkwell
Compaedere
J. W. Rankin
Margaret Diem
Ruth Mock
State Teachers’ College
Lepsh
Indiana
Wilbur Swift
Robert Laing
Hell‘wood
J.S. Miller
Town
Mrs. Shepherd
Cherry Tree
Reprieve for ex Broadway con-man in jail awaits dawn gallows
Relatives secured a reprieve today and tomorrow as the ex Broadway con-man awaits Friday dawn entry to Valley Field jail gallows platform. McDonald, once hopeful for absolution, remains resigned to his fate despite his attorney saying he still loves Doris and believes her life has been saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Valleyfield
McDonald
Doris
J. A. Legault
Scout Council to hear campaign reports at Indiana Hotel
TOTAL OF 122 reports luncheons scheduled at the Indiana Hotel. J Wider Peeler, President, and Earl Hewitt, General Chairman, call the joint meeting of Community Chairman and Executive Committee members tomorrow at the Scout Headquarters to hear progress reports. A check from J S Mack of McKeesport was received for Brushvalley, where an active Boy Scout troop operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. Wider Peeler
Boy Scout Council
Earl £. Hewitt
J. 5. Mack
McKeesport
SAD ECHO continued teorm page 1 appeal
The companion resembled Dan Pfaff of Cleveland who testified at Nadel's trial. Several people who knew Pfaff could not positively say he was the dead man.
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Dan Pfaff
Cleveland
Nadel
Pfaff
Tian
Beggar Maid Fairy Tale Romance Ends in Marriage
Beth Wakeham loves Bob Wing after a masquerade dance where a red haired, golden voiced stranger captivates her. Peggy Maynard’s cousin, the plain but clever lecturer Robert Wing, wins Beth’s heart and, despite appearances, they marry as Beth discovers true love can come from an unlikely suitor.
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Beth
Veguy Maynard
Stewart
Weggy Maynard
Peggy
Miss Waketiam
Bob Wing
Pegsy Maynard
Robin Hood
Beth Wakeham
Rahin Hood
Petsy Maynard
Peggy Maynard
Golden
Mrs. Wakeham
Bob
Submarine Tragedy After Flood Drowns 34 Men
Water flooded the control room through a valve as the crew battled to stop it. The valve burst and sea water blinded the switchboard, forcing the crew into the engine room. Food was scant, with raw potatoes onions and sardines kept them alive. Signals from the torpedo compartment never reached the surface. Thirty four men perished, drowning in darkness as they fought to rise again. Secretary Wilbur announced repairs and reentry of the submarine, while bodies were shipped to Washington Riverside and Montreal under guard.
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Graham Newall
Fitch
Secretary of Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Washington
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Death Notices From Wilkinsburg to Newport Obituaries
Death calls Mrs Sarah Daugherty of Wilkinsburg Mrs Arabella Tomb of Memphis Tenn and Mrs Laura Ashbaugh of Dover Pa Funeral services led by Rev Dr Frederick W Hinitt at late residence Oakland Cemetery interment followed Mrs Mary Gertrude Brandon wife of Andrew J Brandon dies at Cheese Run age 30 with nine children and long Curry s Run Presbyterian ties funeral at her home Oakland Cemetery Howard M Davis 52 dies in Cincinnati area services held at Newport Kentucky home of former Scottdale Mills superintendent and rolling mills GM Funeral notes mention ap pendicitis complications and industrial ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Brandon
Pneutoonia
Mary Gertrude Brando
Cheese Run
L. D. Peterman
Curry’s Run
Clymer
Oakland Cemetery
Mr. Davis
Howard M. Davis
Cincinnati
Newport
Ohio River
Newport Cemetery
Davis
Scottdale Mills, American Sheet and Tin Company
Scottdale
Newport’ Rolling Mills Company
State Teachers College to Host March Basketball Tournament
Final week of prep marks a major event at Indiana Pa State Teachers College for a three-doorway basketball tournament Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24 1928. Visiting teams will be housed in a Grecian styled gym complex with extensive practice floors locker rooms and a large swimming pool and baths designed for comfort.
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State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Points on People and Local Notables Pass Through Indiana
George T. McHenry returns from Harrisburg after an official drawing for primary ballot spots with Harvey G. Bowers and others listed for state senate. East end includes mentions of dental society meeting in Greensburg, notable locals in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, and a notice about Elizabeth Kramer of Greensburg and Kramer House relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. McHenry
Harrisburg
George
Senate
Harvey G. ‘Bowers
Punxsutawney
State Senate
Lee North
Joseph P. Mack
Harry Truitt
Iat Dickie
W. J. Gibson
L. R. Speedy
J. W. Kinter
Lapsley
Westmoreland
Fayette
FLIERS Inquiry Traces Filers Near Patten Area
A long distance inquiry and district search near Patten found no sign of the Intrepid filers in Patten or nearby camps. A game warden suggested confusion with Patton, a hamlet 25 miles north of Greensville Junction, but Moose Head Lake region camps yielded no confirmation. Telephone offices across the Moose Head Lake region were swamped with calls from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Patton
Greensville Junction
Greenville
Kinco Station
Moose Head Lake
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Mexico
Espinoza Camp
the “Slush Fund
General Motors
United ‘States
Ial
Mackay
International
Radio Cor
John
Taylor
Luditor
Teorm
R. A. Crabb
Riverside
William ‘Dempsey
Philadelphia
Ernest Stewart
Savings & Trust Building
William B. Smitten
Marchand
Pasadena
Calif
8. C. ‘Haer
Beavjerdale
Wallace Chapman
Wayne Tomb
William Ruddack
Supreme Court
H. M. McGee
Big Run
A. H. Stewart
James. F. Chapman
W. L. Winger
Joseph BE. Weaver
Charles Parsons
Harwich, Pa
Moore Hotel
John Ricupero
Ricupero ‘Brothers
Joe Agnello
Agnello Brothers
George Harper
Grant Town
West Virginia
William Welsh
Sample Run
Welsh
Dixonville Hospital
C. L. Fleming
Dayton, Pa
C. C. Shannabrook
Indiana Hotel
Norman Moore, Esq
Blairsville
Court House
Andy Scapura
Hamer City
Elizabeth Kramer
Nicholas Kramer
Kramer
Greensburg
James M. Biaeensil
North Ninth Street
City
N. Y
Ohio
R. R
Lehigh Valley
N. Y. Central
Ehinkse
A. E. Masten & Combant
Pittsburgh, PA
Gordons
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