Decisive battle looms as Mazatlan siege unfolds
Reports from Mazatlan Sinaloa describe a decisive clash brewing between Federal forces and General Roberto Cruz’s rebel army. With General Calles rushing 6,000 reinforcements from Torreon, federal control remains firm but under mounting pressure as rebels concentrate near Escalon and Relano.
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Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Roberto Cruz
Carrillo
Carles
Torreon
Sonora
Calles
Cahuahua
Cardenas
Escalon
Kinloch Mine Blast Sparks Hope After Disaster
Reported blast at Kinloch mine halted by rock dusting may have prevented a larger death toll. Surviving miner Allshouse sparked renewed hope as rescuers feared gas and water filled chambers. Fire destroyed the tipple, conveyor belt failure likely caused ignition. teams search remote chambers for survivors.
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Kinloch
Mather
Tipple
Alshouse
Resse
Assemblyman Muaminno to push safety bill in mines
Off Pittsburgh Assemblyman M A Muaminno plans to introduce a bill as the Legislature, now in session, tightens safety measures in bituminous mines. Jia was expected to visit the scene during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Muaminno
Pittsburgh
Jia
Books Discussed at College Club Meeting
Viola Simpson hosted the College Club on North Ninth Street where members discussed new books. Reviews covered Poetry including Edna St. Vincent Millay and Robert Frost, fiction like Mamba's Daughters and Point Counterpoint, biographies such as Most General Grant, and travelogues. Dinner preceded the meeting at the Rose Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Viola Simpson
North Ninth Street
Carrie Belle Parks
State Teachers’ College
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Robert Frost
Stephen Benet
Emily Bickinson
Mary Lowman
Happy Mountain
Point Counterpoint
Mary
Elizabeth Archibald
Indiana High School
Grant
Emma Stewart
Indiana
Rose Tea Room
Indictments Named In Vast Inter-State Rum Ring
Federal Grand Jury at KRIE Pa reports indictments against sixteen alleged ring members. Defendants to be brought to court during the Pittsburgh April session. Sheriff Arno S McClennan of Greene County is among those indicted. Albert H Seales and Archie Negleman named as leaders. neither has been apprehended and Negleman is believed in Canada. Mrs Scales says her husband is a victim of circumstances and seeks Negleman to clear him.
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Krie
INS
District Attorney’s
Iin
Pittsburgh
Arno S. McClennan
Greene County
Albert H. Seales
Archie Negleman
Negleman
Canada
Scales
Owens Purchases The Ross Store
N. S. Owens of the Checkered Front store on Ninth and Philadelphia streets has purchased the H. T. Ross store at 1452 Oak Street. His son Karl Owens will run the business. It operates on a cash and delivery basis and is proceeding smoothly. The Ross store was previously occupied by Little Brothers.
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N. S. Owens
Ninth
Philadephia Streets
H. T. Ross
Oak Street
Karl Owens
Ross
Little Brothers
Stoge Market Weakness Hits Industrial Stocks
New York March 22 Industrial stocks opened higher as traders celebrated the 6 per cent rediscount rate maintenance by the Federal Bank. Brokers’ loans rose by 166 million in a week, dampening sentiment. Early gains in copper oils and motors faded as profit-taking pulled prices down, with trading activity just over 500 thousand shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Bank
Reserve Bank
Bears
International Nickel
Newmarket
Baldwin Locomotive
Financial District
Catton
American Gan
Ge 127
Anaconda
VTLM
American Locomotive Aethlehem
Canandian
Paria
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Pullman
Chile
Cuba
Kelvinator
Miami
Venenpe
Eeee Studebaker
Sasesa
Transcontinental Airways
Atchison Tands F
Mississippi Valley Floods Threaten Indian Grave Levee Breach
A break in the Indian Grave levee near Quincy, Illinois flooded 7000 acres of Pied Farm land and endangered 12000 more in the Indian Gyeye drainage district. Residents fled with livestock and goods as floodwaters ate away the dike and crops like wheat and alfalfa faced heavy losses. A Lima Lake drainage break 22 miles north was expected to worsen the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mississippi
Indian Gyeye
Lima Lake District
Wort
Paris prepares for large funeral procession
Preparations continue for the state funeral of a major French marshal. The body will lie in state beneath the Arch of Triumph for two days with cavalry guards, then be moved to Notre Dame Cathedral and later to Les Invalides. A high mass will precede the transfer, with notable pallbearers including Petain, Franchet Desperey, Lyautey, Pershing, Weygand, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph
Cathedral
Notre Dame
Les Invalides
Doumerge
France
Petain
Franchet Desperey
Lyautey
General Pershing
United States
General Weygand
Lord Plummer
George Milne
Britain
Marshal Joffre
Ten lucky tickets draw at Ritz with free Atwater Kent
Ten ten dollar tickets will be drawn on Friday night March 29 at the Ritz with an eleventh ticket giving an all electric Atwater Kent free. Regular prices apply and extra feature pictures are shown. Tonight and Saturday On Trial is shown with Pauline Frederick and Bert Lytell. Monday to Wednesday see Richard Barthelmess in Searle Seas. Thursday to Saturday Irene Rich in Women They Talk About.
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Atwater Kent
Ritz
Pauline Frederick
Bert Lytell
Richard Barthelmess
Searle
Irene Rich
Burgess L. H. Lichteherrer
H. F E. Raymond
Audrey I. Mabon
Stanley Kikin
DeWitt Ray
Suttons named in Strongstown burial column
Strongstown notes list Suttons of Indiana Apollo and Fennelton as relatives of Mrs. Thomas Russel and Marcopa Cal. Burial planned likely Saturday at Evans City. George Smith Roney died at Klanning residence after two week heart illness. born Jefferson county March 30 1858. survived by widow, four daughters, brothers St E Roney Trade City W T Roney DuBois and Mrs M E Sailors Rockford IL. lifelong Baptist member. funeral Saturday at Kittanning Baptist Church, interment Kittanning Cemetery. Andrew Ferenc obituary line begins with death from long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Indiana
Thomas Sutton
Apollo
Charles Sutton
Fennelton
Thomas Russel
Marcopa
Cal
Evans City
Ceorge Smith Roney
George Smith Roney
Klanning
Jefferson County
William O
Elizabeth (Smith) Roney
William P. Lauster
Rural Valley
Mateer
Kittanning
John A. Mateer
Musgrove
St. E. Roney
Trade City
W. T. Roney
DuBois
Sailors
Rockford
Als
The
Baptist Church
Thai Baptist Church of
Kittanning Cemetery
Death of Ferene in Chine. Indiana burial planned
Ene Ferene aged 69 died at his home in Chine Thursday night at 8. He was born in Czecho Slovakia and had lived in Salina for 20 years before moving to Chine three months ago. He belonged to the Hungarian Presbyterian Church of Leechburg. He leaves a widow Anna Ferene in Czecho Slovakia a daughter Mrs John Krency in Clune and several brothers and sisters. Funeral at the Kreney home in Chine Saturday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Andrew Kovacs of Leechburg. Body will be taken to Indiana for interment in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Cline
Czecho-Slovakia
Chine
Salina
Leechburg
Anna Ferene
John Krency
Clune
Paul Srerene
John Ferene
Czecho- Slovakia
John Alaksha
Stephko
Cheder
Kreney
Andrew Kovacs
Indiana
Oakland Cemetery
Credit Bureau and Modern Store Credit Service
A Pittsburgh Credit Bureau discussion outlines credit granting as an exact science. It notes that records kept by credit seekers affect future credit and describes benefits to individuals, communities, and merchants. Mr. Wilson says cooperation with local bureaus will occur, and Indiana residents with unpaid debts may find credit extensions blocked in the Pittsburgh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bureau
Holmes Safety meeting highlights low accidents and Scout install
The Holmes Safety Chapter of Barr reported only three minor accidents since the last meeting due to careful workers. Rev Roger Charnock spoke on brotherly spirit and service to others, followed by Scout Executive Harrison leading the Barr Scout Troop installation. The ceremony included Troop No. 1 Clymer helpers, presentation of the charter, Tenderfoot badges, and a closing oath, with a Barr luncheon ending a highly attended event.
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Holmes Safety Chapter
Chatman Munro
Roger Charnock
Indiana Episcopal Church
Charnock
Story
Munro
Harrison
Barr
Clymer
W. N. Templeton
Indiana County Council
H. A. Munro
John Johns
Tesco No. 1
James Bacon
Boy Scout Troop
Paul Gill
Timothy McCarthy
Two Fires At Monongahela End City Blazes
Two fires at opposite ends of Monongahela Pa. damaged property early today with preliminary losses around 14000 dollars. One blaze destroyed 25 used cars and a new auto in an oil skating rink repurposed as storage. A second fire damaged the Black Diamond tipple of Pittsburgh Coal Company with about 2000 dollars in losses. Fire brigades split to tackle both fires as Hayle Company aided the skating rink blaze. Delaware River Coach Co to run buses in areas now served by nearby transit. Construction begins on a new People's National Bank building.
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Monongahela City
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Monongahela
New
Hayle Company
Room of Silence and Mercy House Secrets Unfold
Elton uncovers a hidden tragedy at Graves Farm as Mother Graves keeps a silent room for Mercy. A wagon crash brings him to hospital, sparking a plan for Mercy to wed Ronald with family blessing after a dramatic reunion at the home.
High School Auditorium Presents Entertaining Spring Show
The auditorium hosts a co cast including last year stars of The Gypsy Rover and new talent. Directed by Mrs Audrey EB Mead, tickets go on sale Monday March 26 with reserved seats for two nights. Afternoon show for school children 10 cents under 13, evening prices 35 50 and 75 cents. Tickets at Legion Auxiliary Miller Trainers Daugherty News Stand Henry Hall. Street car service after the show. Also a Dog Show by the Indiana County Kennel Club April 5 and 6 at the Armory with a revised date for a dance moved to April 12 by agreement of both clubs.
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Gamoe
Gypsy Rover
Misa
Audrey EB
Mead
Legion Minstrels
George Lydick
George
Wwy
Legion
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Miller's
Trainer’s
Daughterty's
Henry Hall's
Ernest and Creekside
Indiana County Kennel Club
Armory
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Indiana County High School Basketball Tournament Ends Season
Basketball games set from 7 PM tomorrow with final at the last listed time. Admission 25 cents for most sessions and 50 cents for the final. Gym capacity likely to be exceeded as crowds gather for the season finale. Association chaired by Hugh M Bell of Indiana with assistants D D Patterson, Iva A Holsapple, Dan E B Dunmire Jr, and R W Beamer. Perkasie Bell Telephone to upgrade local facilities. Read The Gazette For Latest News.
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Indiana
Hugh M. Bell
America on Way to Aerial Domination of the World
William P. MacCracken Jr, retiring Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics, says the United States is on track to dominate aviation as commercial flight grows to a billion dollar industry. He predicts Chicago will become the world air center, surpassing Berlin, amid his departure from the Air Bureau two months hence after guiding its 1926 launch and 8000 miles of lighted airways built under his tenure.
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Washington
INS
America
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Annotant
Aeronautics
Chicago
Berlin
Commerce Air
McCracken
Air Bureau
Comerce Department
Miner Guts It Out After Fatal Mine Disaster
ALLSHOUSE described crawling from the mine after an explosion left him fearing afterdamp. He found a miner’s body, prayed through the night, then escaped with most of his dinner pail. He credits his return home to his wife and three children and would likely return to mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uus Launot
Auiers
Uleir
Via
Oliver Boys
Chavies
Veiiliaus
David
Probusly
William
Don Arnold
Be Jow
Allshouse
Will Rogers Story About a Thin Spot
Will Rogers humorously observes how people judge others before offering help. A tramp seeking work asks to shovel the first snowfall and is asked if he uses liquor, prompting Rogers to note the line between invitation and inquiry and to question whether such scrutiny is fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smehow
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Federal Grand Jury
Owens
Stoge
Mississippi Valley
Strongstown
Andrew Ferenc
Andrew Fer
Faye Lat
Holmes Safety
Delaware River Coach Company
Mator
Trenton, Bristol and Philadelphia Street Railway Company
Loudexton
People’s National Bank
Wotooder
A. W. Peach
Roar Elton
Graves
Lee
Kilon
Flo
Tyro
Elton
Mother Graves
Serena
Riton
Tilton
Mother Dean
Mr. Graves
Ories
Mercy
Lawl
Maddy
Ronald
Perkasie—Bell Telephone Company
the Gazette
Will Rogers
Thin
Wilbour Coon
Wilbur Coon
Glasser
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