Town of Kinzua high water tale continues
In Kinzua and Frankin the high water aftermath shows the river gorge moved and flood traces easing. Thermite charges under Dr. H. J. Barnes direction dislodged the ice, aiding flood relief as Oil City and Franklin recover with dozens of business reopenings and inching toward normal rail service restoration.
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Oil City
Franklin
H. 7. Barnes
Montreal
Great Gorge
Tell
Oil Creek
Kinzua Gorge
Kinga
Barnes
Snow forecast brings rising temps and showers this week
A weather disturbance from the Canadian northwest moves southeast spreading rising temperatures and showers by Thursday. Another disturbance brings high southwestern winds and colder air after a period of precipitation totaling .58 inches in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Canadian Northwest
Woman Hides Jewels in Stocking and Fails
In New York a cafe heist ends when bandits flee via a fire escape after a guest hides jewels in a stocking. Policeman Green confronts them from a cabaret balcony. four suspects are captured as reserves arrive. Mrs Waterman and other guests testified in West Side Police Court and the quartet was remanded until Friday.
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New York
Green
West Side
Chiropractor Faces Long Term For Slaying Girl
Tremendously nervous in court today the chiropractor faced a murder trial that has stretched 14 days. Medical experts offered conflicting testimony as the judge weighs potential penalties from ten to twenty years up to life imprisonment depending on discretion.
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Tremely
Arrests of Chicago Movie Men in Taylor Death Case
A sensational telegram reports ongoing police action as Chicago film figures face murder implications in the Taylor case. The fragment cites Miss Normand describing public scrutiny, media treatment, and pressure on investigators while she seeks to resume her career in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Taylor
Miss Normand
Los Angeles
New York
Kled Taylor
Local Social News From Vinegar Hill and Surroundings
Miss Genevieve Shank spent Saturday night with Mrs. G. T. Learn. Mrs. Learn and two children were Sunday callers at Elias Learn's. Roy Bash and family dined at O. Bash's. Edward Bornheimer and family motored to Lovejoy on Sunday. roads reported very bad. Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming visited F. C. Sensabaugh's Saturday. Miss Cecelia Learn spent several days...
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Genevieve Shank
GT. Learn
M. G. Learn
Elias Learn
Roy Bash
QO. C. Bash
Edward Bornheimer
Lovejoy
George Fleming
F. C. Sensabaugh
Cecelia Learn
Gubernatorial rumors swirl in Western Pennsylvania
Rumors mount over possible candidates for governor and lieutenant governor as Republican factions debate support. Key figures named include James F. Woodward, Tessie, Vare Beidieman forces, Sheriff Woodside, Sammel Rossiter, and William S. Gallagher in Allegheny and surrounding counties. General Atterbury denies backing any candidate and favors Pepper’s renomination. A statewide plan focuses on Pepper, Fisher, and other contenders with John S. Tisher set to declare in Indiana.
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Max G. Lesle
Fred Godcharles
Milton
James F. Woodward
Prive
Ware
Woodside
Allegheny
Sammel Rossiter
Liverne County
Willian S. Gallagher
Joyce Gallagher
W. W.atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John F. Tisher
iGovernor
General Atterbury
Atterbury
Pepper
Pittsburgh
William Penn
W. L. Mellon
Fisher
Parley
John 8. Tisher
Mr. Melton
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Indiana
Joseph G. Armstrong
E. V. Babcock
Charles H. Kline
Edward Martin
George
Oliver
Phillips
Edward KE. Beidleman
John K. Tener
Gen
W. W. Atterbury
Gen. Atterbury
Pers
Glen
Bo Bee
Beidlen
Tener
Antchet
Mr. Vins
Mr. Wisher
Harrisburg
Register of Wills
Joseph N. Mackrell
W. Harry Baker
Myr
Beidleman
Jone
Gising Disher
Ted Neverthele
Pepperisher
Baker
Republican State Committee
Ma. Baker
Leidleman
Farm men summoned for quiz on Shoals
Washington March 24 Representatives of major farm groups were summoned before the Congressional Muscle Shoals Committee to offer suggestions on fertilizer provisions for a proposed lease of the government's 150 million-dollar project. The National Farm Bureau, National Grange, and Farmers Cooperative Union attended while invitations were sent to seventeen large utility and industrial firms to bid on the project.
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Washington
Mar
Congressional
Muscle Shoals
Natual Farm Bureau
National Grange
Farmers Cooperative Union
Scouting Adds Twenty Two New Scout Leaders This Year
In Indiana county a surge of new leaders, including Professor Lynn K. Smith and Ralph McCreary, joins Troops 1 and 4 in Blairsville and Indiana. A planning training course and ongoing enrollments promise stronger Scout troops and youth mentorship across the region.
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Indiana County
Lynn K. Smith
Alverda
Blairsville
Berlin
Empfield
Methodist Church of
Philip J. McConnell
Catholic Church of
J. J. Williams
Glen Campbell High School
Ralph McCreary
Indiana
Indiana Rotary Club
McCreary
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Return to School
Days last week with her aunt Mrs. B J Goodlin near Dixonville, Mrs. John Sersabaugh and children visited her mother Mrs IL Learn on Monday. Miss Heath Burnheimer has returned to school after a severe illness of seven weeks. Misses Margaret Buterbaigh and Mildred Waddell called at M. Z. Bu.
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B. J. Goodlin
Dixonville
John Sersabaugh
IL. K
Heath Burnheimer
Margaret Buterbaigh
Mildred Waddell
M. 2
Iowa farmer builds two foot Santa Maria replica
Vinton Iowa March 24 A craftsman George J Knapp displays a tiny replica of the Santa Maria built from white walnut on his farm The model mirrors the original in detail from stem to stern measuring five feet overall and includes a carved figurehead Knapp obtained plans from the Spanish Government archives and has refused offers to sell the piece
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Vinton, Ta
INS
George J. Knapp
Knapp
Santa Maria
Pine Flats churchgoers attend Cookport visit noted
Terbougd's of Pine Flats were among attendees at church in Cookport on Sunday. Many local youths joined the service Sunday evening while Mrs. F. C. Sensabaugh returned from a visit at Seward. Paul Rouchey was a town caller on Monday.
Funeral in Blairsville for Mrs James Hill
Mr and Mrs Harry Replogle and Mr and Mrs Charles Sides with two daughters attended the funeral of Mrs James Hill, the aunt of Mr Replogle, in Blairsville yesterday. Harry Repine, secretary of the Keystone State Bottlers Association, left for Harrisburg to help arrange the spring state convention. Rev L 2 Robinson of Commodore spent the day with Indiana friends. Former County Commissioner Lon Neal conducted business in Indiana. Fred V Snyder of Punxsutawney was among Indiana's Tuesday visitors. A G Solanka of Dixontville called on Indiana acquaintances yesterday.
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Harry Replogle
Charles Sides
Replogle
James Hill
Blairsville
Harry Repine
Keystone State Botttlers' Association
Harrisburg
Lon Neal
Indiana
Fred V. Snyder
Punxsutawney
Entente urged by Strachey after US trip
J St Lee Strachey former Spectator editor now back from America says world stability rests on continued Anglo American unity. He warns that without an entente conflict would be hard to avoid and calls America a nation of homes with a sound heart despite crime and racial issues.
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London
INS
United States
Great Britain
J. St. Lee Strachey
The
Spectator
Stracheys
America
Strachey
Community Visitors and Local Travels Over Weekend
Ritterton residents Mr and Mrs Ben Williams and son visited Pittsburgh friends. Oliver Stadtmiller with daughters Mildred and Clara Evelyn visited his brother Frank near Indiana. C P Smiths spent over Sunday with friends at Marchand and Juneau. Mert Cramer and family spent Sunday at Cloid. Joe Poloniskey and daughter Helen visited friends at Sykesville. Barnett family of Johns Town spent weekend with his father here. Albright left Friday for Strongstown to spend weekend with his parents. George Fleming and daughter stayed a few days near Indiana with her parents. Joe Hutchison is our new mine foreman.
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Ben Williams
Pittsburgh
Oliver Stadtmiller
Mildred
Clara Evelyn
Frank
Indiana
C. P.smith
Marchand
Juneau
Mert Cramer
Cloid
Joe Poloniskey
Helen
Sykesville
Barnett
Johnstown
Albright
Strongstown
George Fleming
Joe Hutchison
Letters of Administrations March 22 1926
Letters of Administration granted for the estates of William R. Shaffer of Shelocta to Mary L Rupert and Allen Boyer Rupert with assets around 70 738 dollars and for Jake Makosky of Clymer to H T Clayton with assets about 1300 dollars widow Josephine Makosky survives. Also an In Memoriam notice for W M Kingenfelter dated March 24 1924 with verse reflecting a death and remembrance.
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William R. Shaffer
Shelocta
Mary L. ‘Rupert
Mary L. Rupert
Allen Boyer
Rupert
Jake Makosky
Clymer
H.t.clayton
Josephine Makosky
Adlerika bowel cleansing claims from old advertisement
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a quick gas remover and colon cleanse. It promotes buckthorn bark and licorice mixtures, claims rapid ten minute relief, and urges constipation and stomach trouble relief at Daugherty's Drug Store in Homer City.
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Daugherty’s Drug Store
Homer ‘City
Homer City Pharnacy
Transfers in Dixonville and surrounding areas
John Wheeler and his wife transfer to William Wheeler a lot in Dixonville for 700 dollars. John Wheeler and wife also transfer to John F. Wheeler a Dixonville lot for 700 dollars. Several other transfers include Shelter Hill, White Frank Kilnchock, and Stuchell related deeds. Additional notes show leases and parcels in N Mahoning Cherryhill and Indiana, with prices ranging from 350 to 1 350 dollars.
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John Wheeler
William Wheeler
Dixonville
John F. Wheeler
Maude Marie Shelter Hill
Jena C. Shelter
White
Frank Kilnchock
Annie iCvick
John ‘Addison Stuchell
Clarence L. Pearce
Harry L. Shank
Nettie C. Bennett
Edward D. C. Lyarch
Lease
Ata
Nettie
C. Bennett
N. Mahoning
Flora Campbell
Cherryhill
Edward Oae Lyarch
Cherryhir
B.C
Stock Quotations From New York Report
Pittsburgh Pay Reported by A B Blasten Co notes a broad roll of stock figures and prices from New York markets. Listings include Am Sup viccees fh Am Smelting Crucible and many others with percentage changes and closing values.
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N. Y
Ajax
Beth Stock
Baldwin Love
BOS
OM Cubas
Rere
Motora .Iscsesee
Nepabe
Sinclair Gib Co
Ay South Pac
Calwa Yeee
Studebaker
Ind
T. P. Cy and O
Willys
Traivie Pipe
Seas
Cere de Pasco Am. Ap
West
Eeue White
P. Ra
Steel Poly
Ceteeee Fisher
Otis Steel
Phillips
Packard Motor
Pierce Arrowee
Cuss Radio Corp
Sese Eye
Senees Cop
Iiseesieee Spicer Mfg
Wee Ee Ceee
Tim
R. Bour
Air Brake
Pittsburgh
A.B. Blasten & &.Co
Traffic restrictions at Sixth and Seventh streets
Borough officials with Burgess Lichteberger announce that U turns will not be permitted at the intersections of Sixth and Seventh streets on Philadelphia. Police have recorded license numbers of additional vehicles and will notify owners to appear for hearings.
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Sixth
Seventh Streets
Philadelphia
Burgess Lichteberger
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Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad
Fage One
Vinegar Hill
Tlettleton
Glasser’s
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
Iowa
A. G. Solanka
Britain
Ritterton
Jesus
Alan B. Davis
Elizabeth Agnew
Reading
Virginia Berry
Clarence Sturgeon
W.P. Graff
Arthur McCormick
Alan_ B. Davis
Ray Adair
Ritz
Charlotte Stevens
Burness
Bob Jones
Teo ‘Byrnes
Rex
Wild Horse
Toc
Gazette
Georgette
Edelstein & Freeman
Dinsmore’s
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