Stock Market Holidays
New York March 29 In observance of Good Friday all security markets are closed today and will reopen next Monday. Banks and clearing houses stay open, while many commodity exchanges close. The market has tested post war stability with large losses to small traders since the 1926 smash. The Reserve Board squeeze on bank loans appears largely ineffective as brokers loans dip 144 million from expected 300 million, while business activity remains strong into mid 1920.
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W. 8. Cousins
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Miners rescued at Shamokin mine in Pennsylvania
Rescue crews reached the Camron mine of Susquehanna Collieries in Shamokin PA after two miners were entombed since about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. George Ritzman and Walter Adamski, both of Shamokin, were brought to the surface alive and uninjured.
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Susquihanna Collieries
Camsron
George Ritzman
Walter Adamski
People Visiting and Traveling for Easter Week
Dr B S Emerson of Church street spends a week with his Rochester parents. Col Richard W Watson Harrisburg Deputy Adjutant General spends vacation with his mother. Mrs Walter H Jackson visits Cherry Tree friends. Mrs Jackson assists locating position for new pipe organ. Mrs Curtis Elkins and daughter Betty travel to Pittsburgh for Easter with Miss Dawkins and Miss Steving. Fred Shaulis, a Philadelphia bound student, spends Easter vacation with his parents. Mrs Clyde Gath operated for appendicitis in Indiana Hospital. Mrs J W Vale of Hollingshead visits friends here. J H Flanlay of Punxsutawney attends to business. Mr and Mrs Andy Leone of Blairsville stop for Indiana shoppers. Dr J H Schmoker, Pittsburgh foot specialist, registers in Indiana hotel. Norman Moore esq of Blairsville attends to legal business. Mr de to Indiana route motored this morning. C A cal of Clymer calls. Mrs A W Campbell of Blacklick shops here. J R Priser of Elders Ridge visits Indiana for business. J D Davis of Grove City calls on Indiana business friends. A C Stiver of Johnstown does business here. R D Reed of Clearfield visits for business. R A Kearney of Punxsutawney drives to Indiana for business. Joe Chookie, owner of Chookie's Garage in Jacksonville, visits town. Constable Thomas Moorhead attends to business in Plumville. Mrs Chris Wolf of Rayne Township visits friends here. Try The Gazette Classified Column.
Right This Way Encourages Reservations at Ritz
Mary St. Clair King agreed to play accompaniment as the show promises its best ever performance. The boys urge patrons to see the act and prove it themselves, with reservations urged for Monday or Tuesday to avoid disappointment at the Ritz box office.
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Mary St. Clair King
Mary
Ritz
Rebels Advance As Federal Offense Shapes Border Fight
Northward push by Borquez and Reina from Santa Ana toward Sonoita aims to counter a reported Rodriguez led offensive. Rebels move trucks from Nogales toward Mesquite to confront Federal sympathizers. Rodriguez regulars reportedly at Sonoita. Don Nadieny ranch seen as rebel loyalist target.
Congressman Michaelson Indicted Amid Prohibition Row
The Department of Justice disclosed an October indictment against Illinois Seventh District Rep. Michaelson tied to Volstead Act violations. He traveled through Cuba and Key West with a leaking trunk seized by state agents, while questions about delayed trial and forged immunity for Panama party lawmakers persist. Several anti-saloon figures, including Morgan and Hudson, supported the Jones Act.
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Key West
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Justice Deartments
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Lowman
Jensen Wins Solo Air Endurance Record In New York
Moertin Jensen, runner up in the Bote flight to Hawaii, claimed a solo endurance record in Roosevelt Field coverage. Officials noted no official solo record exists, but NA A rep Harry Booth confirmed Jensen flew eight minutes and twenty seconds longer than Lieut. Royal V. Thomas, though the time is not officially registered.
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Ins— Moertin Jensen
Hawaii
Jensen
Harry Booth
Roosevelt Field
National Aeronautic Association
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Booth
Associated
Lieut
Royal V. Thomas
Panama Party in Panama Story Dims on Inattention
Treasury and Justice officials showed no plan to probe the Panama party matter as the group sailed through without baggage checks. Congressmen Kelly and La Guardia cited confusion over the trip with Haiti liquor. Kelly said he was not part of the visiting delegation and did not accompany the junket, while Thomas Cochran was the sole Pennsylvania congressman on board.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Panama
Rep. Kelly
OGrady to seek inquiry into Aurora outrage
Representative T P O Grady of Chicago said he will introduce a resolution in the Legislature for an investigation of the Aurora outrage. Attorney General Carlstrom will send an observer to the inquest Tuesday to probe Smith's self defense plea. Kane county State's Attorney Carbury dodges questions, citing impropriety in discussing a matter under AG charge. Evidence favorable to prohibition raiders includes news that Joseph De King, convicted on a liquor charge in Lanark two years ago, was fined $300 and jailed ninety days.
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T. P. O’grady
Chicago
Aurora
Carlstrom
Smith
George D. Carbury
Kane County
Gooio
Rockford
Joseph de King
Lanark
Death notices from Brookville papers list Galanty and Duvall
Mrs Galanty mother of Harry Nathan and Jacob Galanty owner of Army and Navy Stores Blairsville and Indiana dies at home in Pittsburgh after a short illness. Stores in Blairsville Blairsville area will be closed today and tomorrow. Clara Jane Bell wife of Crafton Duvall dies Wednesday evening at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh at 7 17. Services at 1616 Westfield Beechview Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon at 2 00. Family well known in Blairsville.
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Grafton Duvall
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Clara Jane Bell
Crafton Duvall
Joseph MH
Sadie EK. Bell
Jersey City Woman Admits Abducting Infant in Suit Extradition Planned
Lenice of Jersey City told police she took the baby to use as evidence in a suit against Clarence Werner of Philadelphia. The infant was taken to Easton Hospital pending the mother Miss Napie arrival. Extradition to New Jersey will follow, with the case set for next week.
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Jersey City
Easton Hospital
Napie
Clarence Werner
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Farmers clash over equalization fee in farm relief talks
Five farmers demand actual control of banks and credits while grain growers associations urge easier credit with government aid. Cooperatives resist expanding, seeking aid instead. Two committees race for credit in Capitol Hill talks as Hoover administration backs starting farm bill in the Senate before tariff actions.
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Stimson Faces International Clash Over Rum Run Incident
Secretary of State Henry Stimson confronts a potential international crisis as Britain France and Canada unite to challenge U S enforcement at sea over the sinking of the Canadian rum runner I'm Alone and the French crewman's death. Disputed facts about how far the pursuit extended threaten to complicate anti smuggling and land border treaties. International lawyers weigh commission plans as sea law and treaty terms come under scrutiny.
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Boastwain
Frank Paul
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Canada
France
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Sas
John T. Randall
I’m
Louisiana
Gazette Publishes America’s Favorite Poems Collection
A nationwide vote by readers determined America’s favorite poems. The booklet features classics from Longfellow Bryant and Tennyson alongside newer poets Kilmer Kipling and McRae. Readers mail coupons to Washington DC to obtain the collection.
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Tennyson
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Kiping
McRae
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Gleason to Take A's to Philadelpia for Spring Workouts
Bill Kid Gleason, Athletics coach, departs Fort Myers with a squad bound for Philadelphia where they will train until the rest of the team joins on April 0. The party includes Nick Berelli, Joe Boley, Redman Hume, a catcher, and three or four pitchers. The Regulars beat the Boston Braves 11 to 10 yesterday on a ninth inning rally. Ham mer Sunmima, A’s new outfielder, sustains a bad spike and will be sidelined for at least a week. Palmerton Vitaphone equipment installed at Colonial Theatre.
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Pla
Bill
Kid” Gleason
Athletics
Philadelphis
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Joe Boley
Redman Hume
A’s
Boston Braves
Carly
Hammer Sunmima
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