Indiana High Wallops Blairsville In Double Header
Indiana High School victories over Blairsville in a double header, with a 28-16 final in the main game after a tight start. Indiana's guards and Captain Fulion led a late run as Blairsville fought hard, while Indiana reserves also toppled Blairsville reserves in a separate JV matchup.
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Indiana High Wallops
Blairsville
Indiana High Shan
Indiana
Koanske
Blairville
Indiana Rosee
Graham
Siles
Gress
Moorhead Clark
O'Hara
Aote
Gressly
Stiles
Moorhead
Loughury
Balirsville
Henry
Riggs
Timer—Shane
Tree Commission Plans Spring Planting in Indiana Borough
The Tree Commission announced this year’s plantings on Wayne Avenue Oriental Plane trees North Fourth Street Norway Maples and Chestnut to Borough Line American Elms. Owners’ trees replaced if they fail to grow. An order for 22 Oriental Planes from Indiana Textile Mills. Orders for shade trees due by Saturday evening. Board members are H. H. Brishart Henry Hall Thomas Pesler and John S. Taylor.
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South Third Street
Oakland Avenue
South Thirteenth Street
West Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Point
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Chestnut Streets
Chestnut Street
Indiana Textile Mills Company
John S. Taylor
Indiana
H. H. Brishart
Henry Hall
Thomas Pesler
Daugherty Recalls Harding Cabined Debate and Fateful Decision
The transcript shows Daugherty recounting his midnight talks with Warren G. Harding in Washington. He notes Harding weighed a presidential run after urging him to advise, comparing himself to a circus, and reflecting on the cabinet and Congress. The exchange captures Harding’s hesitation and resolve before entering the race.
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Troy
Lily
the Provident
Congress
Harding
United States
Ohio
Daugherty
Washington
Harry
Deei
Daugherty Recounts Policy Suggestions to Harding
Daugherty said he urged Harding to push prohibition and woman suffrage. He spoke while declining to share his views on prohibition and dry enforcement.
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Sion
Daugherty
Harding
Indiana Girl Continues Debate on Liberty Subject
Seven county winners spoke on the theme of liberty with topics including The Constitution and Lincoln and the Constitution. Leonard Rogoff of Mt. Pleasant High School won third place with his speech on A County Champion as Dr. Sumstine awarded gold medals to county champions on behalf of the Post-Gazette.
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Tion
Leonard Rogoff
Mt. Pleasant High School
Westmoreland County
D. R. Sumstine
Pittsburgh Public Schools
The
Post-Gazette
Mary E. Shaw
Berlin
Somerset County
Lewis Greene
Cherry Tree
Indiana County
Lowell Jones
Vandergrift
Ruth Sheff
Wilmore High School
Cambria County
Dinner Social for Troop 3 Scout Meeting
In the Troop 3 meeting at Edwina in the B C building a dinner social with 28 Scouts present was led by Scoutmaster A N Gressley and Assistant Scoutmaster Charles A Luster. Troop Committee members W H L Blose A A Jimpson and Clarence Pairman attended. The group planned outdoor summer activities and camping, aiming to make 1929 the greatest year in Scouting for their troop.
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Edwina
B. C
A. N. Gressley
Charles A. Luster
W. H L. Blose
A. A. Jimpson
Clarence Pairman
Card of Thanks from Rosa Family in Homer City
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during illness and after the death of our husband and father. Grateful for the beautiful flowers and the use of cars on the funeral day. Mrs. Peter Rosa and Family, Homer City, Pa.
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Peter Rosa
Homer City
Kinloch mine wins 100 percent safety diploma
The Kinloch mine of the Valley Camp Coal Company received a 100 percent efficiency diploma from the United States Bureau of Mines for excellent safeguards against gas disasters. Records show about 420 workers employed are deemed capable to render first aid, with many believed entombed after the gas explosion today near Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
United States Bureau of Mines
Federal Mine Bureau
Aguirre and Iopeto clash near Naco border
General Aguirre led insurgent forces under General Fausto Iopeto as Maya Indian fighters fortified a garrison near Naco Sonora and Nogales. Topete, Sonora governor, moved to Del Rio to take the field while US cavalry from Fort Huachuca patrolled the border amid tense pre dawn patrols. Women and children were largely absent from the Mexican side.
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Fausto Iopeto
NATO
Sonora
Naco Arizona
Topete
del Rio
Naco
Nogales
United States
Calvary
Fort Huachuca
Stock Market Bulls Push Up Dow Jones Leaders At Noon
New York March 21 The stock market rallied in midday trade as bulls advanced motor, copper and specialty stocks. General Motors hit the years high at 142 and led gains with about three points. Packard Chrysler Studebaker Mack Truck and Anaconda rose while a selling wave later trimmed some gains. Oil and high priced specials slipped, call money rose to 9 percent, and several big names such as Kennecott and U S Steel showed advances amid market fluctuations.
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New York
General Motors
Packard
Chrysler
Studebaker
Mack Truck
Anaconda
Kennecott
Advance Rumley
Continental Can
Wall Street
Can
Miami
Stew
Warner - We Nash Motor
Eaes Radio Corp
Readin
A. T
T. Beth
Steel Can
Pac
Ssecees
Chile
Cuba
Brio
Kennecott AE AG Ee
Aela
N.Y. Nah
Norf
West
Dea Owens Bot
Penni Ro Ry Vsvever
Eves Pullman Vn
Pure Oil Trans
Alwhys
Geeeye
U. S. Steel
Rere
Wright Aero
Trae BT
White Motors
Seseeeserereres Agm West
Elec
Postum
CG. M
St. PB
Ease
St. P. Com
Seeee
SBM
Curtis Aero
Curcessace
Atchison T
Points On People In Indiana Visitors And Local Calls
Getty residents R B Silverling and J Lawton visited Indiana on Wednesday while James A Huey Banks Township, and Jo K Repine Center Township spent time in his son Harry Repine's Indiana Bottling Company home. Mrs W Roadhouse Arcadia shopped, Clair and Jesse Palmer Blacklick socialized, and George editor Summer City Journal plus Harold Nesbit Peeples Bank assisted commissioner Nesbit in Commodore.
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R. B. Silverling
Getty
Indiana
John Lawton
Baker
Blairsville
James A. Huey
Banks Township
Jo K. Repine
Eifgens
Harry Repine
Indiana Botting Company
W. Roadhouse
Arcadia
Tritiania
Clair
Jesse Palmer
Black
Lick
J. . George
Sumer City Journal
Iarold Nesbit
the Peeples Bank
Commodore
Clearge Nesbit
Gas Tax And Roads Question Dominates Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on March 21 lawmakers debated gasoline tax and road funding. A four cent levy for two years faced opposition as leaders weighed one year instead. Highway budget needs, revenue from new motor codes, and various road bills were discussed, with House likely to take up a group of highway measures next Monday night. Representative John Flynn advocated a one year levy, meeting Governor Fisher’s possible stance.
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C. BO Yorke
James L. Stuart
Samuel 8. Lewis
Department of Highways
Highway Department
Griffith
Sheffer
John Flynn
Elk County
Flynn
Fisher
Crown Prince Marries Princess Marthe in Oslo Ceremony
The Crown Prince and Princess Marthe wed in Oslo with a Norwegian Lutheran nuptial rite. Bishop Lunde officiated as crowds cheered through lines of swords and open coach procession to the royal palace. Gown details and royal retinue described. Ingrid of Sweden noted. Oslo rejoiced as Queen Maud supervised bridal gowns.
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Lunde
Olaf
Royal Palace
Women’s Club
Oslo
Marthe
George
Lemming
Axel
Denmark
Lande
Ingrid
Sweden
Queen Maud
Norway
Suridus
Kinloch Mine Disaster Near Pittsburgh Claims Rescue Efforts
A mine blast at Kinloch near Parnassus, Pennsylvania traps workers as rescue teams battle fire and gas. One mangled body recovered. investigators probe the cause, with state troopers, Red Cross aid, and 22 state police deployed to the scene.
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Lloyd H. Rhodes
Kinlugh Mine
Parsus
INS
Linloch
Kinloch
Salvation Army
J. H. Keener
Renton Union
Renton
Vernon Thomas
Greensburg
Westmoreland County District Attorney’s
Parnassus
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Pittsburg Livestock Market Prices and Supplies
Supply notes show cattle and hog values with ranges across grades. Cattle steers and heifers mostly mid range, fresh cows and springers $50 to $125, veal calves $18, hogs receipts 8000 with prime heavy at 12.00, mediums 14.65, light yorkers about 12.6, pigs 10.60 to 11,50, lambs around 18.20 with steady trend for sheep and lambs under 18.20.
Goitre Not A Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee physician Dr A A Rock with 24 years as a goitre expert claims goitre is not a disease and offers a home treatment method that has shown remarkable success. He warns against neglect and unnecessary operations and offers a self help book mailed free on request.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Rock
Hla
Rock
Guitre
Ile
Adv
World Court faces Senate battle over Root terms
Washington March 21 President Hoover campaigns for ratification of the World Court protocol but faces stiff Senate opposition from irreconcilables led by Hendrik Shipstead and William Borah. Root terms are seen as emasculating earlier reservations. debate centers on advisory powers versus binding authority and U S sovereignty.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Elihu Root
League of Nations
Walsh
Montana
Swanson
Virginia
Coolidge
William E. Borah
Idaho
World Court
Attorney General’s Department
Hendrik Shipstead
I-L
Borah
United States
International Judicial O Axhiteal Tribune
Big Parade safety push targets reckless drivers
Burgess Lichteberger urges property owners to report lawn and tree damage while a citywide parade prepares to roll through communities. Police and state patrol, aided by motorcycle units, vow strict enforcement to curb drunk, unskilled, and hit and run drivers to prevent tragedy this summer.
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Highway Motor Patrol
Indiana
Corp. E. C. Dounzella
Bar of Justice
Minstrel Boys Ready to Perform Next Week in New York
Minstrel kings prepare to strut their stuff on footlights as act plans unfold. William Reymond, now plying at Greenwich Village Theatre, has signed a new contract with David Beloses for a fresh production. Special car service to Creekside and Ernest after shows arranged for out of town friends. Ritz box office opens next Wednesday from 1 PM to 10 PM.
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William Reymond
Greenwich Village Theatre
New York
David Beloses
Jase Yer
Creekside
Ernest
Ritz
Man with 200000 autographs tours world for keepsake book
Joseph Mikuled of Philadelphia tours Pittsburgh with a 56 pound 2000 page autograph book containing signatures from 10 republics Mussolini Lindbergh and other leaders. He travels by pushcart collecting John Hancock style autographs across 8 countries and plans a museum and a future book.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph VW. Mikuled
Philadelphia
Charles H. Kline
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Calvin Grolidge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mikowled
France
Marshal Foch
Briand
Painlove
Mussolini
Gabriele D'Annanzio
Italy
Albert
John Lancock
Mikuled
Noar
Right of Way in Foreign Service for Army Recruits
The Army Recruiting Service will give foreign service assignments priority over local postings. New enlistments will be directed to foreign service posts in the Philippines, Hawaii, Panama, and the Pacific Coast. Two transports, the Cambrai and the Chateau Thierry, will sail from Brooklyn in April carrying 750 men each as spring enrollment rises.
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Army Recruiting Service
Adjutant General of the Army
Philippines
Hawaii
Panama
Pacific Coast
War Department
Army Base
Brooklyn
S. S
Cambrai
Chauteau Thierry
Farm Bureau to Seek Hoover Farm Relief Plan
Washington March 21 the American Farm Bureau Federation regulatory committee will seek a conference with President Hoover this week to map a definite farm relief program for Congress. Chester H Gray chief legislative representative summoned the committee to Washington on Friday. Spokesmen for other farm organizations may join. The action follows intimations that the Hoover administration may let Congress proceed without a clear plan. Gray expresses hope the administration will present a detailed plan to Senate and House Agriculture committees to allow support or amendments.
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Washington
INS
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hoover
Congress
Chester H. Gray
Hoover Administration
Coolidge
Birthday dinner and local social notes in Glen Campbell
Mrs Russel Seager marked her birthday with a large family dinner including parents Roy and Lelia Garman siblings Jack Norman and Bob grandfather J S Williams aunts L D Conner and Ney Cameron and four children Karl Cessna and Joe Forney from near here returned from Punxsutawney via Indiana. Local residents visited or attended events with Glen Campbell and Commodore connections including a funeral and church circle activities.
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Russel Seager
Roy Garman
Jack
Norman
Bobby
J. S. Williams
L. D. Conner
Ney Cameron
Karl Cessna
Joe Forney
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Punxsutawney
Indiana
Thomas. Williams
Glen Campbell
Ima Brickell
Bonnie States
J. (. Iuey
James
W.T. Ivey
Lochvale
Commodore Suiday
Mildred States
Alsie Bartlebaugh
Wiltz Williams
Tidette Bone
Mike Colgan
del Shields
Caw
Harry
Robert Seager
Canoe
Sanday
Wesleyan Church
W. A. Smith
B. Bair
J. G. Huey
Myr. Berkhouse
Merle Gaston
Edward Painter
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Blairsville High
Stroup
Russ Leech
Russ
Malcolm
Schurr
Fulion
Kozuske
DeLuca
Fusten
Kozusko
Cleckner
Hoffman
Troup Leech
Greakere DeLuca Malcolm
Gyerevveny White
Indians
Fulton
Leech
Dodson
Gleckner
Troup DeLuca
Tree Commission
TROOP
Gen. Aguirre
Columm
Prince
Burana of
Red Cross
Wasilington
Walter Davison
Fastern
C. L. Greenlee
Pittsburg Livestock Market
Burgess Lichteberger
Pennsylvania News Letter
Farm Bureau Federation
Hortons
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