Tomboy Breathes Easy With Neck Tube Operation
In Pittsburgh a seven year old girl named Sarah Speiker uses a small tube connected to her wind pipe and neck opening to breathe and study. Doctors say an earlier foreign throat growth caused obstruction and needed removal to restore nasal breathing. The tube acts like a necklace and enables safe play and schooling pending a future operation.
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Pittsburgh
Sarah Speiker
Holmes School
Sarah
Ellen J. Patterson
Indiana visitors dot Friday town business scene
A parade of Friday visitors from Indiana drops into Indiana and nearby towns for business and calls on county officials, merchants, and friends. Notables include John Smith, Don Billings, J. T. Jaart, S. A. Elkin, W. Staith, and many others, with officials from Hillsdale, Smicksburg, Green township, and Blairsville also stopping by. Several roads and townships are cited, highlighting a bustling local economy and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Cherry Tree
Don Billings
Glen Campbell Gota¢E
Indiana
J. T. Jaart
S. A. Elkin
South Mahoning
Yestery
Yetad
W. C. Staith
Tasker Smokel Coal Company
William ‘“Osack
Wairaville
K. A. Smith
Burnside
W.H. McCann
Rayne Townships
Progressi
Indiana Baginss
George Kerr Cod H. M. Altimus
Buffington Township
County Commissioners
R. L. Emerick
Smicksburg
Indisana
Marie Beck
Cgorade
F. ©. Sensabauth
Commodore
Leroy Bee
Stanford
W. W. Moorhead
Dixonville
Green Township
Clymer
Associated Gas and Electric Company
C. M. Sterner
Hillsdale
A. F. Stear
Smicksbore
Court House
Maybelle Guthrie
Somerville
Eugene
W. H. Buterbaugh
George Edwards
Plumville
O'Connell
James McFadden
Lave
Erie
U.S. Federal Court
B. B. Kunkle
Washington Township
Swabls
Leechburg
Squire Co. Co. McLain
CG. E. Barr
Samuel Sprance
Adam Anton
Marie
Wintondale
Tridiana Friends
Joe Chookie
Chookie
Jacksonville
Lester Hoover
Yatesboro
W. SJ
Henderson
Blairsville
Vincent Bunch
E. L. Fontain
Moore Hotel
Kinloch
Tharnassds
Belle George
Lillian Alishouse
West Lebanon
Soreman
Cramer
Roy McClarren
Jatiana
Fred B
Clamer
James van Horn
B. J. Sherlock
Mary and
Bonnie Gorman
P. Gorman
Mecore
TD. A. Gunmire
NOTORIOUS Continued From Page One Controversy
Rear Admiral F C Richard, commandant of the U S Coast Guard, said the actions were entirely within rights and would be backed by the limit. The State Department awaited a British inquiry, though none had been received this forenoon.
Solemn Funeral Arrangements For French Marshal
The late Marshal will be interred at Les Invalides on Tuesday near Napoleon. His body will be moved to the Arch of Triumph in state tomorrow morning then to Notre Dame for 9 o clock services. A national funeral will follow with double lines of troops along the route.
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Marshal
Arch of Triumph
Les Invalides
Military
Gioty
Napoleon Bonaparte
Aronday
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Evira
Les In Valides
Olsen Beathers and Win Corps Boys Featured at Undiana Show
The management announces a rare musical act in Undiana headlined by the Olsen Beathers, an accordion singing and dancing trio in their early teens, promising a high energy performance. Also billed is the Win Corps Boys with a new song and drill, recalling last year’s crowd-pleasing acts.
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Undiana
Olsen Beathers
Win Corps
Balanced production highlights with early ticket sales
A note promotes balanced production with tickets available from regional outlets. Printed perforation numbers suggest early exchange for reserved seats at Ritz box office beginning Wednesday 27th. Multiple agencies listed in Indiana and various towns including Glarksburg and Marion Center for this public sale.
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Ritz
Indiana
Halls
Miller’s
Trainer's
Daugherty’s
Johnson's
News Store
McCanns
Indiana and Kits
Flower Show Arrangements For Visitants By Local Firms
FLOWER SHOW arrangements have been made by Messrs Leydie and Kissinger Lane to accommodate the vast crowd of visitors. During the afternoon and evening motor cars and a street railway special car will convey visitors to and from the green houses. The cars will start from in front of the Indiana toral Company Store, 63 Philadelphia street. The proprietors extend a cordial invitation to the general public to attend the show.
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Messrs
Church Palm Sunday Campaign Notes and Services
A coastal area church notes supper and 15 minute talks by J M Turney and local ministers on Palm Sunday week. It lists 11 a m and 7 30 p m services from Presbyterian to Methodist Episcopal with cantata and Easter theme. Palms blessed at morning service.
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J. M. Turney
Oil City
Rs. B. F. Bieber
J. A. McCamey
B. F. Bieber
Presbyterian
G. M. Howeston
Portsmouth
Second United Presbyterian
Samuel W. Shane
Fred Little
Evangelical
A. B. Hoshach
Jesus
Ony King
Helen Grumbling
First Baptist
Arthur B. Fowler
Zion Lutheran
Gallia
St. James A. M. E. Zion
Waters
Methodist Episcopal
Jerusalem
Jung Peopl
Epworth League
Hose
Christian
Richard Eaton
Christ
Wesleyan Methodist
George Hlankenbleker
Religious Service Schedule From Various Churches
A scanned church bulletin lists multiple services and events. Includes Morning, 10:30 service, Sunday School and preaching times at First Regular Baptist, Christian Science, and Missionary Alliance. Noted addresses include 404 Philadelphia street and Salvation Army Hall with evening sermons and Wednesday prayer meetings.
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Christian Science
Church of God
Philadelphia Street
O. UT
Ingleside party closes with court case and music
A Ingleside gathering features Mrs Stewart and daughter Miss Mary Stewart with violin and piano accompaniment by Mrs Stevenson. A sedition case against George Buchanan is tried with an unusual verdict of not guilty and costs split, followed by reflections on spring gifts and the host’s weary, hopeful farewell.
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Stewart
Mary Stewart
Alexander M. Stewart
Frank B. Stevenson
Bonnie Sweet Bessie
Charles Rink
Perched
He-Wigeed
George Sheopolous Buchanan
Smokers’ League
Ingleside
Robert 3. Fisher
Fsq
John L. Getty
Hsq
Buchanan
Mr. Stewart
Stock Market At Noon Hour Mood Turns Bearish
New York March 23 Stocks under pressure for several sessions slid to lower levels as bears benefited from weak support for speculative favorites. Selling by professionals widened in late trade pushing prices down across many names including Anaconda and Bethlehem Steel while reports of Reserve Board consideration on rediscount rates added to nervous trading.
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W. S. Cousins
INS
New York
Bears
Wall Street
Dener
Sonsegent
Yongstown
Anaconda
Radio
American Can
General Motors
0. S. Steel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
International Combustion
Bethlehem Steel
Washington
Reserve Board
Gan
Loco
Beth Stee
Kennecott
Marland Oil
Bruck Miami
Stewart Warner Nash Motors
NY Central
NYNHH
Owens Bottle
Penna RL Pullman
Pure Oil
Radio Corp Reading
Studebaker
OS Steel
Wright Reid Seesrgeeeeeens
White Motors
West Elec
Postum Cereal
St Pittoo
St P
Ceeee
Willys Overland
Gurtis Aego
Atchison T
Scouting Initiates New Creekside Troop
Rev Camby Moore of Marion Center and an assistant scoutmaster of the Marion Center troop presented the Scoutmaster's commission to J. K. Boston for Crackalde's newly organized troop. Boston pledged to lead well as the Forest Guide Buttons were awarded. The Vicemen's Association donated their hall for the meeting as Creekside citizens heard how Scouting meets current needs and plans summer outdoor activities.
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Camby Moore
Marion Center
J. K. Boston
Crackalde
Boston
Creekside
Vicemen’s Association of
Tourney final set as Surg and Plumville clash Blairs ville
Spectators expect a tight finish with strong rooting tonight as Surg faces Plumville in the finals at o clock. Prugh of State Teachers' Pellege serves as chief referee with Miller of the College Staff assisting.
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Surg
Plumville
Blairsville
Prugh
State Teachers
Pellege
Miller
Diphtheria Preventive May Day in Indiana County
About 700000 children outside Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have received diphtheria serum under State Health Department oversight. In 1927, 18 counties had no diphtheria deaths and 20 counties had five to 20 deaths, with 25 cities and three townships reporting no deaths. Indiana County enacts a 1929 May Day program to eliminate diphtheria, led by Dr. A H Stewart, Mrs H Race, and local and state nurses, with Miss J Viva Moore aiding.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
State Department of Health
Indiana County
A. H. Stewart
EH. B. Race
Alice Graffius
Bottenhorne
Medical Association
J. Viva Moore
Indiana
Stewart
Mra
Race
Death Claims Continued From Page One
Obituary items note Isaac Jenkins dies at Detroit fire on eve of 42nd anniversary. Survived by wife Edith and children Russell Verna Ruth Wycliffe, plus siblings. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Baptist Church. Also Mrs Sinary Yoder dies of pneumonia at 65, survived by husband, children Catherine, Agnes, Anthony, and two step-children. Burial in Altoona expected Tuesday.
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Isaac Jenkins
Barnesboro
Detroit
West Barnesboro
Budd Wheel Manufacturing Company
Deaconess — Hospital
Harry
Edith Jenkins
Russell
Verna
Ruth
Wycl’ffe
James Montieth
Fratton
William
Edward
Arthur
Patton
John
Abraham
Blairsville
Albert
Dunlo
Arthur Thomas
Harrisburg
Baptist Church
Siary Yoder
Bbeaverdale
Sinary Yoder
Catherine Dinges
Thomas Gaines
Altoona
Agnes Yoder
Anthony Yoder
Hooversville
Walter Yoder
Sagamore
Torinda Lucas
Windburne
45 Bodies Then We Would Have Thursday's Bus
Fragmentary line appears to discuss a plan or event involving a bus and a Thursday timeframe with a grim reference to many bodies. Context and specifics are unclear from the snippet.
Kinloch mine blast toll climbs with 44 bodies found
Fire origin linked to a blast at the Kinloch mine where 315 men were insideThursday. Investigations begin with state lawmakers and mine inspectors probing potential legislative changes. Authorities seek four missing workers as United States Bureau of Mines and county coroner join the inquiry. Superintendent Taylor points to a broken carrier chain causing sparks and dust ignition.
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M.A. Musmamino
Pittsburgh
W. J. McGregor
McGregor
John F. Bell
Dravesburg
Alex McCanch
Monongahela
United States Bureau of Mines
Westmoreland County
Valley Coal Company
Taylor
Mazatlan and Naco See Rebel Breaks in Mexican War Action
Rebel artillery shelled Mazatlan as infantry captured Mazatlan Cemetery and Loma Atravezada Hill. Rebel plane downed near Mazatlan sparked panic among Federal troops. Near Naco, Topete’s forces 12 miles from the garrison as Garcia’s 800 strong corps arrives from Hermosillo, possibly poised for San Luis. In Chicago grain markets prices fell on heavy selling with wheat down 2½ to 8? and corn and oats also weaker.
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Trict
Venadillo
Progreso
Venaditlo
Robertocruz
Cadalerias
Loma Atravezada
Mazatlan
Cruz
Carrillo
Naco
Sonora
Fausto Topete
Lucas Gonzalez
Borquez
Topete
Eduardo Garcia
Nogales
Hermosillo
Chicago
Seven Dead in Wake of Tornadoes Across South
Tornadoes across Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Louisiana and Florida caused death injuries and extensive property damage in mid March. Seven people died and several were injured as twisters leveled structures and damaged crops while heavy rains swelled rivers and hampered recovery efforts. Storm warnings extended from Apalachicola Florida to New Orleans.
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Atlanta
South Goar
Georgia
Alabama
Merrellen
Ala
Greek
N. C
Alpharetta
Alexandria
Chattsworth
Constauralt
Maxiellborn
Wilson
Inns For Young Hikers On Brandenburg Trail
Five new Jungendherbergen inns for youths opened along the Brandenburg Trail in March. The smallest inn offers 16 beds and the largest 70, with cooking facilities provided for young hikers.
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Brandenburg
Berlin
March—Ins
Jungendherbergen
Bradenburg
Super Power Engines For Boston and Maine
Five new twenty foot long behemoths will join the Boston and Maine fleet. Each locomotive runs 100 feet from coupler to coupler and weighs 437 tons ready for service. They carry 24 tons of coal and 18000 gallons of water. Lima Locomotive Works of Lima Ohio builds the engines at a cost of 100900 dollars each, expanding the road’s locomotive investment to 2900000 dollars within a year.
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Boston
March
Boston On Maine Railroad
Lima Locomotive Works
Lima
Ohio
Austria Grants Pension To President Heinisch
Vienna reports that by special act of Parliament the Austrian government will pay Professor Michael Heinisch, the republics first president, a monthly pension of 1 006 Austrian shillings or about 150 dollars. The presidency’s official salary during office is around 650 dollars a month, roughly one tenth of the American president’s pay.
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Vienna
Michael Heinisch
Republic
Whale Of A Game In Pitt Stadium Tonight
Pitt Stadium hosts a state championship game between Sharon and Hazleton High School, after Sharon routed Altoona 28 to 12 and Hazleton defeated Reading 34 to 16 in semifinal showings. The finalists, Sharon and Hazleton, are noted as evenly matched by experts.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Stadium
Sharon
Hazleton
Altoona High
Reading
Altoona
Cou Pee Sharon Azleton Deerns
Weno Fo Snares
SoCany McCamant
Wwe
Sunanna Feghey Murphy
Hildebrand Laycoul’ Visser Geserene Or
Weaton
Mitchell
Powell
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Tomboy
D. L. Tyger
Rossiter
Process of
White Township
He's
Tourney
Sum East
Hadden
United Brethren Church
Maine
Austria
Heinisch
Whale
J.c.penney CO
Phila
Indiana, PA
J.l.culp
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