Conemaugh Iron Works Enamels and Modern Foundry
Conemaugh Iron Works operates three blast furnaces and a modern foundry producing white enameled baths and lavatories. The plant uses electricity from its own generators, ships mostly east of the Mississippi, and expands capacity with new jarring machines and a 100 daily tub unit by June 1.
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Virginia
Connecticut
Mississippi River
Texas
Kansas
Conemaugh Iron Works
Hesides Us
New City
Penn Public Service Company
Golden Bells In Garman Home Dinner Honors 50 Years
A commemorative dinner at the St. Lawrence Hotel Carrolltown honored a 50 year milestone. Attendees included Ar and Mrs Barnesboro, Dr and Mrs Palmer Hamer City, Dr and Mrs McAnulty Nant-y-Glo, Dr and Mrs Garann Emeigh, George Gill Barnesboro, C R Garman family Pittsburgh, Z W Gibson Grisemores, Nathalie Garman West Penn Hospital. The event featured special music and a motor trip to Ebensburg before a final lunch. The Garman family received praise for selfless dedication to their children and community.
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Apres
Barnesboro
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Hamer City
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George Gill
Jean. Barnesboro
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Helen Louise
Ray Jr
Ross
Pittsburgh
Z. W. Gibson
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Nathalie Garman
West Penn Hospital
Ebensburg
Garman
Ground broken for King plant amid stormy conditions
A King plant construction began this morning after his decision to stay. Many employees have long service with the firm and towns offered incentives. Local capital and the Chamber of Commerce hailed the move as a positive sign for the eastern region.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Suspects Named in Payroll Theft Near Pittsburgh
A payroll robbery investigation near Pittsburgh on March 10 identified several locals as part of a gang. Suspect Nowaczek, linked to past Mining payroll heists, is described by a farmer witness and appears in a police lineup.
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Nowyeark
Nowesnok
Pittsharety
Nowaczek
Rds
Ad Tradust Company
Underground escalator project described with heavy labor claims
A fragment describes a daily service load of 40 tons and an underground escalator installation. It claims the machine performs the work of twelve truckmen in nine hours, running about four hours per day, highlighting the labor effort and operational notes.
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Davies
Death Claims Rev Zweizig In Reading Home
Long obituary notes the death of Rev. Zweizig at his Reading residence. Born August 22, 1840 in Armstrong Township, he served as a ruling elder at Curry's Run Presbyterian Church and represented the Kittanning Presbytery at the General Assembly in Atlanta. He leaves two sons, two brothers, two sisters, and is mourned by extensive family. Funeral details and viewing arranged.
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R FL Offutt
Curry’n Run Church
M. D. McClelland
John Fleming
Nancy
Martin) Fleming
Armatrong Township
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Curry’s Run
Calif
Willian Fleming
Klansmen officials held on libel bail demands
Philadelphia report says Eastern Pennsylvania Klansmen officials Charles B. Lewis and Paul M. Winter faced defamation and slander charges. They were jailed unable to post bail of 15,000 dollars while two plaintiffs William Seemiller and David Laubach filed suits. Lewis bail set at 10,000 dollars and Winter at 3,000 dollars.
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Harles B. Lewis
Paul M
Eastern
Yennsylvania
William Seemiller
David WW
Laubach
Jury Discharges After Hung Verdict in Liquor Driving Case
In criminal court the jury hearing Andrew Watral for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor unable to agree and discharged. The defendant then entered a plea of not guilty. A related case for John Babee resulted in a more severe sentence for a similar charge.
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Andrew Watral
John Babee
Slayer Plans Triple Defense in Gruesome Murder Case
Queens County Long Island said he was ready to go before the Grand Jury today and demand an Indictment for murder against both defendants. Newcombe spoke of trying them impartially without leniency and not discussing the electric chair. Funeral services were held for Snyder art editor of Motor Borting at his Queens Village home. Police guarded the house as 1,000 morbidly curious sought the corpse. Gray admitted involvement with Mrs Snyder for two years and said he had a skeleton key to the Snyder home and met her in a hotel and her home. He claimed Mrs Snyder broached the murder plot six weeks ago to remove her husband and boost life insurance. Mrs Gray remains loyal to her husband despite his statements.
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Long Island
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Snyder
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Gray
Major Election Reform Debated in State Legislature
The session opened at 9 30 today as major election reform measures face a two year delay and possible Senate rejection. A nine member commission would study Pennsylvania and other states election laws, with a $20000 budget and a 1929 report. Passage of at least two administration bills remains uncertain amid Republican party attitudes.
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John S. Fisher
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Youth Dies in Electric Chair at Raiford Prison
Rufus Chesser, 19, convicted killer of his sweetheart Sally Boyles, was executed by electric chair at the Florida state prison farm in Raiford on March 28.
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Typhoid Fever Quarantines Allen Home in Detroit
The home of Mrs. Clara G. Allen at 330 Oak Street was quarantined for Typhoid Fever, with her 17 year old daughter Martha Allen the patient. Condition reported as satisfactory. Henry Ford warned about Dearborn Independent attacks on Aaron Sapiro, wheat king, in a libel suit trial in Federal Court. A. C. Cherry of Northwest Hay Association discussed the letters as evidence.
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Oak Street
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Detroit
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Earborn Independent
Aaron Sapiro
America
A. C. Cherry
Northwest Hay Association
Dearborn Independent
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Fragmentary text about Tulip mania and biblical reference
Disjointed notes discuss a Tulip reference from the Old Testament and a debate on linguistic origins. Mentions archaeology and “Aiscovertes” with unclear context, plus hints of European transmission and a proecex term. Names, dates, or clear facts are missing.
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Bhavan
Aiscovertes
Uncle William's Golden Dream Remembers Genevieve Gray
An elderly Brooksville resident, Uncle William, recalls a long lost love Genevieve Gray as Gloria, his lively niece, plans her wedding. A chance encounter with Genevieve in the Deming hotel parlor rekindles the memory and sparks a poignant, if tentative, longing for the past.
Notable Indiana Visitors and Local Court Day Attendees
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. C H Moore of Blairsville spent hours with Indiana friends today. Dr BE B Lewis a Glen Campbell physician was an Indiana visitor. Mrs. J J Conner of Penn Run guests at Lewis Clark home while serving on the July court. Robert Graham of Smithport attended. J D Gardner of Glen Campbell was among out of town county seat visitors. Phil C Ake, formerly of Indiana now in Mahaffey, attended to business. John Smith of Penn Run called on Indiana friends. Joseph Sip of Blairsville was a Tuesday business visitor in Indiana. Dr W J Hall of Glen Campbell attended to business in Indiana. Clair Brickle of Smithport called on friends in Court House. Arlo of Shelocta was among out-of-town visitors in Indiana. Walter Kreegle of St Marys spent Tuesday with Indiana friends. C Costain Shanabrook of Philadelphia, former Indiana resident, called on merchants. Edward Fynck of Penn Run was among Indiana visitors. R C Cessna of Glen Campbell was an Indiana business visitor. Harry Katz of Johnstown spent Tuesday with friends in Indiana Hotel. Constable Chris Stamler of Rossiter was among county seat visitors. Jenet Earl Myers of Graceton Coal Co. attended to business in Court House yesterday. H A Monroe of the Rossiter Co Store was among county seat visitors. Frank Gardner of Glen Campbell spent the day in Indiana. Boyd W Kinport of Cherry Tree serving on jars this week. Mrs Jennie Lytle of Cherryhill Township attended Court here. Boyd St Clair of West Wheatfield Township among Indiana visitors. W A Kunkle of Creskside attended Court. Gertrude Vite of North Mahoning Township serving on jury this week.
Bishop Canevin Died Tuesday in Pittsburgh
The Most Rev. Francis Regis Canevin titular Archbishop of Pelusium and noted Catholic clergyman died in a Pittsburgh hospital yesterday. Former bishop of Pittsburgh and longtime chaplain of Western Penitentiary and the Pennsylvania Reform School, he had been active in the district since his 1879 ordination. He was 78 years old.
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Pelusium
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Pennsylvania Reform School
Teapot Dame of scandal jailed in Mercer County
In Trenton New Jersey Marty Ja C84 Tasper C. alias Muma begins a jail term in Mercer County Jail after a prior release in a federal case. He was previously freed over two years ago by Joseph J. Bodine in Federal District Court following a conviction tied to Tex Rickard and boxing figures over alleged conspiracy to ship the Dempsey Carpentier fight films across state lines.
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Marty Ja
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Dan
Washington
Mercer County
Epie Joseph J. Bodine
Tex Rickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
84 Years Old Vinal Makes Him Strong
An advertisement claims an 84 year old man gains strength and weight after taking Vinal for weakness. It promotes Vinal as a simple iron and cod liver compound used for over 25 years, suited for nervous, run-down men and women, feeble elderly, and sickly children. Daugherty's Drug Store offers Vinci.
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