Late Details on Charles Deaths Spark Murder Charge
Samuel Maniarella, 44, coal miner, of Charles Indiana county, wounded in a March 11 double shooting near Seward, will face murder trial after his release from Lee Homeopathic Hospital Johnstown. His victim Joe Jarmana, 30, died March 14 at Memorial Hospital Johnstown from three bullet wounds. Police could not question the wounded man before his death. the charge was lodged by County Detective Harry E. Koozer before Justice of the Peace Charles C. McLain. Authorities are continuing inquiries.
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Paul W. McGillick
Samuel Maniarella
Charles
Indiana County
Seward
Lee Homeopathic Hospital
Johnstown
L. B
Miller
Evening Gazette
Joe Jarmana
Jarmano
Manjarella
Harry E. Koozer
Justice of the Peace
Charles C. Mclain
Indiana
Scouts of Tide Have Big Meeting and Charter Presented
The Tide Boy Scout Troop led by Scout master L. O. Kocher held a regular meeting in the Tide Community Hall. Scout Executive Harrison presented the troop with its National Office charter and the 1927 Forest Award bars for forestry conservation work. Advancements included Tenderfoot Alexi Novak Peter Novak Frank Sipos. Second Class John Yaworski John Russell. Merit Badges Michael Ondo Handicraft Firemanship John Molnar Handicraft Personal Health Firemanship Woodwork Interpreting Robmeyer Personal Health. Star Scout John Molnar. Superintendent Ruddock of the Tide mines praised the troop as they plan several troop road turns.
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Tide
L. O. Kocher
Harrison
National Office
Boy Scouts of America
Qo.p. Gates
Tenderfoot
Alexi Novak
Peter Novak
Frank Sipos
John Yaworski
John Russel
Michael ‘Ondo
John Molnar
Robmeyer
Ruddock
The
Tide Mines
County Commissioner James M Marshall Nears Return to Duties
County Commissioner James M Marshall, critically ill for weeks, shows rapid recovery and expects to resume official duties in the Court House within days as good weather continues. He acknowledges a plant received from the Leech Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church.
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James M. Marshall
Court House
Marshall
The
Presbyterian Church
John Gibson Joins Benedicts In Meadville Nuptials
John H Gibson son of Mr and Mrs John E Gibson and Miss Elizabeth Shea daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew C Shea were married Friday evening in Meadville Rev Livin Ross Beiler officiated The couple will honeymoon in the Great Lakes region and reside at 36 North Fifth street soon moving to a new home Miss Shea a Indiana High School graduate and employed at Modern Tire Company Gibson a Indiana High School graduate Allegheny College class of 1927 sales manager of Gibson Machine Shop and Garage The Long Croyle marriage from Hollidaysburg noted Leslie Long Aspinwall and Julia Croyle Williamsburg formerly connected to the Western Union Telegraph Office.
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Meadville
John H. Gibson
John E. Gibson
Elizabeth Shea
Andrew C. Shea
Indiana
Livin Ross Beiler
ST. B
Long—Croyle
Hollidaysburg
Leslie Long
Aspinwall
Julia Croyle
Williamsburg
Long
Western Union Telegraph Office
Miss Baylor Hosts Charity Night At Home
Miss Arlene Baylor of the Troutman Company entertained several girls at her home. Guests included Gerry Sylvis Marguerite Renee Elsie Hart Viola Bennett Laura Walker Roberta McComb Grace McLachlin Marguerite and Erma Wright and Mrs Leonard Edwards and her son. The evening featured dancing games and a luncheon.
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Arlene ‘Baylor
The
Troutman Company
Gerry Sylvis
Marguerite Renee
Elsie Hart
Viola Bennett
Laura Walker
Roberta McComb
Grace McLachlin
Marguerite
Erma Wright
Leonard Edwards
Indiana Man Loses Suitcase in Pittsburgh Theft
Pittsburgh March 24. While C. FE. Shank of Indiana Pa was eating in a restaurant a robber stole his parked automobile suitcase. Police said the theft occurred last night and Shank valued the suitcase at 30 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
INS
C. FE. Shank
Indiana
Shank
Wall collapses on six firemen in Chicago blaze
Six firefighters were seriously hurt when a wall section collapsed during a Chicago residence fire at daybreak. Fire crews battled flames as the structure gave way, trapping the men briefly before they were rescued and taken to hospital for treatment.
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Chicago
Ultimate Mark of Undying Fame Conferred On Lindy
Washington guides crown Lindbergh with a lasting honor as they add sites to routes honoring his Paris homecoming. They mark the White House spot of the Congressional Medal of Honor ceremony and point to the Memphis cruiser model and the Spirit of St. Louis display, with the Smithsonian slated to receive the Lindbergh plane’s permanent grade.
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Lindy
Washington
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Binder
Washington Monument
Paris
Coolidge
White House
Navy Department
Memphis
Europe
Smithsonian Institution
Mine worker picket showdown eyed at Maude mine
In Pittsburgh on March 24 United Mine Workers demand right to mass pickets while Sheriff Robert H. Braun seeks to limit to eight per mine opening at the Maude mine of McClane Mining Co. Major Lyn G. Adams of state police arrives to help manage tensions after P T Fagan, UMWA District No.5 president, was released on bond.
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Pittsburgh
INS
United Mine Workers of America
Robert H. Braun
Braun
Maude
McClane Mining Company
Traveskyn
Lyn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Police
P. T. Fagan
Adams
Fagan
Reparation Issue May Be Reopened Next Year
A troubled topic of nine years could be reopened in 1929 with international bankers playing a key role. Germany protests future Dawes plan payments, turning reparations into high politics. No decisive steps yet, but many quarters foresee a concerted effort to settle the issue.
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Paires
INS
Germany
Powera
Accidental death verdict in Branizer miner case
Blairsville March 24 a coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict in the inquest into the death of Andy Rozenchock 40 a coal miner of Branizer killed March 16 when caught under slate in the Bremner mines of the Westmoreland Mining Company.
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Blairsville
Westmoreland County
James M. Harkins
Andy Rozenchock
Bremner
Weatmoreland Mining Company
Initiation Tonight for Indiana U C T Class
A special meeting of Indiana chapter United Commercial Travelers will initiate a large class of candidates. The Butler and Fort Pitt chapters of Pittsburgh oversee the work at Odd Fellows Hall this evening. Ham and Egg Supper at Lutheran Church Thursday evening March 20 at 5 o'clock, price 60. Fleetric Toasters and home appliances advertised by J. M. Stewart & Co at 180 Riggs.
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Indiana
United Commercial Travelers
Odd Fallows Wall
Butler
Fort Pitt
Pittsburgh
Indiana Teams Roll In First High School Tourney Games
Indiana defeated Salburg 17 to 14 in the first prelim game at State Teachers College. Kittanning and Indiana meet in the semi finals this afternoon, with Ford City versus Greensburg in the other semi. The final starts at 8 30 this evening as crowd interest grows for the inaugural event. The season's most thrilling match was Kittanning versus Brookville in the second game.
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Indiana
State Teachers’ College
Salisburg
Valley Boys
Kittanning
Ford City
Greensburg
Brookville
Keith Wins Franco-American Scholarship for Toulouse Program
John A H Keith son of Dr John A H Keith superintendent of public instruction and Mrs Keith has been awarded the Franco American Exchange Scholarship to the University of Toulouse France for the year 1928 1929. Mr Keith is a senior at Haverford College.
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John A. H. Keith
Keith
University of Toulouse
France
Haverford College
Dog's constitutional rights mocked in raid case
Madison reporters recount a raid in which Prohibition agents searched a man's home but found no liquor. A dog hut behind the house yielded several bottles. Federal judges admonished the agents and dismissed the case, noting the dog did not know its constitutional rights.
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Madison
Wis
INS
Warrente
Shein
Gun-Running Plots Engage Europeans
A Belgrade dispatch reports 22 cases of explosives shipped from Italy to a town near the Hungarian army. The League of Nations investigates a massive machine gun shipment from Italy to Hungary. British and Free State gunmen suspected of plotting terrorism against Dublin. The Children’s Aid Society meets at Mrs Willard’s home on Monday March 26 at 2 30.
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A Tony
Belgrade
Italy
League of Nation
Hungary
Free State
Europe
Dublin
Children’s Aid Society
Rockefeller and Schwab to be called for coal regulation talk
Rockefeller Jr. and Chas M. Schwab may be summoned before the Senate Coal Committee for a joint conference with operators and miners to draft regulatory coal legislation. The panel plans to begin on a bill after hearings, with Senator Gooding aiming to push it this season. Both leaders support some form of legislation to curb over production through federal aid, denying union charges of wage abuses.
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Washington
INS
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chas, M. Schwab
Senate Coal Committee
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Rockefeller
Schwab
Bunion Derby Over the Divide Continues Westbound
The Bunion Derby parties press along the Continental Divide at 7265 feet en route to Thoreau New Mexico for the twenty second control 32.3 miles from Gallup As runners and walkers push forward Arne Souminen Detroit doctor leads with 121 hours 50 minutes 50 seconds for the 709 5 miles from Los Angeles to Gallup Eastern contenders Carl Witlerg Harry Abramowitz Arthur Richman Morris Richman William Morady Sammy Rob inson and Earl Dilks share top standings with others among the field in New York Brooklyn Newark Mt Vernon Atlantic City New Castle Pa and beyond all observing the tough ascent and the Indian trading post town of Thoreau as a notable waypoint.
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New Xeco
INS
C. C. Pyle
New York
Arne Souminen
Detroit
Los Angeles
Gallup
Carl Witlerg
Harry Abramowitz
Arthur Richman
Brooklyn
Morris Richman
Mt. Vernon
William Morady
Newark
N. J
Sammy Robinson
Atlantic City
Earl Dilks
New Castle
Nurses Meet This Evening Indiana Nurses Meeting
An important gathering of graduate nurses from Indiana and nearby areas is set for the Nurses' Home at Indiana Hospital this Saturday evening at 7 45. Miss Esther Entriken RN from the State Department of Health will address the group and share an informative message.
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Indiana and
Indiana Hospital
Esther Entriken
R.N
State Department of Health
Entriken
Thug Attack Leaves Man Without Legs in Beaver Falls
Harvey McClung, 43, of Morado, is in serious condition at Providence hospital after a February 25 beating left him unconscious in the snow. Surgeons could not save his frozen legs, which were amputated, following the attack by thugs on the night of the assault.
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Beaver Falls
Pay
Harvey McClung
Morado
Providence Hospital
McClung
Evangelist Dunlap Preaches at Indiana Churches Tonight
The Rev John Mosbach of Erie will preach at First Evangelical Church tomorrow morning with revival services continuing in the evening Evangelist Dunlap speaks tonight at the Baptist Church on Four Kinds of Sinners in Indiana Sunday morning he discusses How to Have a Successful Church at 1045 am He leads a 245 pm mass meeting for men and boys over 14 on Power for a Clean Life Sunday night he will deliver Pictures around Calvary The regular worship hours are 11:00 am and 7:30 pm Zion Lutheran and Presbyterian notices outline morning and evening sermons with Lent music and mission prayers
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John Mosbach
Erie
First Evangelical Church
Evangelist Dunlap
Baptist Church
Indiana
Calvary
Zion Lutheran
B. F. Bieber
Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
Methodist “Episcopal
QO. B. Emerson
S-4 salvage force ends three months of drama
Washington dispatch reports the S-4 salvage force, assembled after the sinking of the S-4, has been dissolved as duties are completed. The crews will receive leave and liberty and the vessels will rejoin the control force.
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Washington
INS
Naval Intelligence Office
Navy Department
Small Fire Damages J. J. Roll Residence in Blairsville
A grass fire sparked a tire blaze that damaged two rooms of the J. J. Roll residence, a two story frame house in Bairdstown, late yesterday afternoon. Blairsville fire department responded to a 4 pm alarm and extinguished the fire with chemicals.
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Bluairsville
J. J.roll
Bairdstown
Five Florida policemen held for old murder case
In Miami on March 24 five policemen led by chief Leslie Quigg were jailed without bail amid a grand jury probe into two long past killings. The charges allege conspiracy to conceal Kier’s death and a related shooting by Det Caudell, with another officer tied to a separate November 1926 fatality.
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Miami
Fla
Olicemen
Leslie Quigg
Quigg
MM. Aibets
John Caudel
Tom Natworth
H. Kier
Ahan Bellboy
R. L
Jane
W. Pare Carpenter
Kier
Philadelphia raid nets nearly one hundred arrests
March 24 in Philadelphia nearly 100 suspects were rounded up after the slaying of Max Harrison 27, assistant mayor of Cross Keys West Philadelphia, and the fatal wounding of Miss Martha Vetter 17, a theater patron. Four bandits attempted to rob Harrison of 700 dollars en route to a bank. police officer John Clark fought them as Vetter was wounded and taken to Misericordia Hospital in critical condition. Two men Harry man and Frank Ripka were detained after a downtown cafe shooting.
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Philadedlphia
Max Harrison
Mayer
Cross Keys
West Philadelphia
Marth Vetter
Polie John Clark
Miss Vetter
Misericordia Hospital
Harry Man
Frank ‘Ripka
Seward Lass Buried Today
Funeral services for Martha Le Mex Cullough aged 11 daughter of M R McCullough of Seward were held today at noon at the Brown residence with interment in the Armagh cemetery. The death occurred yesterday in the home. Grandparents Mr and Mrs K Brown accompanied the family in mourning. Indiana's cheerful moodings
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Martha le Mex Cullough
M.R. McCullough
Seward
Hom
K. Brown
Brown
Armagh
United States faces radio operator shortage amid rapid wireless growth
Washington reports a shortage of radio operators as commercial and military wireless expansion strains training facilities. The Navy lists 234 vacancies in its regular force, with overall radio service around 1,750. High frequency links between Arlington and ships are now in regular operation, weather permitting.
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Washington
United States
Navy
Catain T. T. Craven
Naval Communications
Arlington
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Cour
Maniarella
Scouts OF Tide
J.M.M
John Gibson
Benedicts
Miss Baylor
Indiana High
Sheriff
UM. W
Fleetric
J. M. Stewart & Co
Riggs
Saltsburg
Cara and Truetes
Auto Parta Co
Rita Theatre
Amy
John Hosbach
Evangelical Church
Chas
Florida
Accu
Bellboy
Carpenter
Seward Lass
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