Murder Over Violin Sparks Fatal Shootout in Curtisville
In Curtisville suburb, George Muse 42 was shot and killed after arguing with neighbor Ben Matous 52 over violin playing. Muse went to Matous rooms asking him to stop. Matous refused and called for help leading to two shots that killed Muse. Matous fled and was later jailed for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsurgh
George Must
Mune
Minera
Matous
Svere
Muse
Bet Mattos
Matons
Points on People in Indiana and Nearby Areas
A wall of brief social notes reports Mr and Mrs Charles Evans of Utica New York visiting Mrs Mary J Fiscus in Indiana Mrs Dora Stephens returns from six months in St Petersburg Florida Mrs J i Langham and Roy Maloney return from Cambridge Springs Judge Langham and Roy Maloney visit friends Squire and Mrs C C McLain visit Youngstown Ohio Mr and Mrs Harry Nixon and family guests of Nixon in Philipsburg and more local visits Deputy Sheriff Eugene Wilson returns to work after illness Many named locals from Blairsville Locust Street Cross Forks Indiana Cherryhill township and Plum relations are listed with guests and weekend trips mentioning Woord City Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary formation also referenced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans
Utica
N.Y
Mary J. Fiscus
West Church Street
Dora Stephens
Schon Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. i. Langham
Roy Maloney
Cambridge Springs
John Nixon
Billy Nixon
Harry Moore
Philipsburg
Moore Hotel
Hollidaysburg
Indiana
Squire
Ralph Brown
Blairsville
Ralph Cummings
Locust Street
Eugene Wilson
Ness
Quay Braughter
Dixonville
Charles L. Bence
J. W. Myers
Pittsfburgh
John Lambing
Harrison Lydick
Cherryhill Township
Ofee
George T. McHenry
H. W. Fee
Barbara Lang
Coal and
Lyon
Iselin
M. B. Coleman
du Bois
D. FE. Goggin
Johnstown
Joe Templeton
Rural Valley
Bob Neal
New Charters for Troop 1 and Troop 2 Recipients
Thomas Jeffries chair Troop 1 Committee will receive the Troop 1 charter Arthur Evans holds the Troop 2 position and will accept the charter for his troop Both men are Indiana County Council members active in Scouting They have aided forest preservation and led community Good Turns Plans for the council summer camp promise rapid advancement in Scout requirements Leaders and committee members are praised for their work for local boys A progressive community spirit is noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jeffries
Arthur Evans
Indiana County Council
Money Bonus Banknotes Traced to Gas Stations and Speakeasies
A federal probe linked most of the bogus money to gasoline filling stations road sides lunch stands and speakeasies. A young man accompanied by older men offered the money and a Schellsbury woman in khaki riding attire confessed to federal agents listing venues where the bonus notes were converted to good currency. Clav and Davenport remained in bail at $5000 each after arraignment for the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
Somerset
Central City
Export
Fovelihies
Opus
Schellsbury
Deater
Claav
Davenport
Special Prices horses join Sparks Circus herd
Sparks Circus contracted with Tohn T Benson the American rep of Hagenbeck Trained Animal Farms for sixteen rotation horses at fifty thousand dollars. Half chestnut half grey, all under five years, paired by pedigree to ensure brainy stock. Eight months of Hagenbeck scouts preceded selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks Circus
Tohn T. Benson
Stellinghen
Germany
Hagenbeck
Stock Market Readjusts as Money Tightens
A sharp market correction hit active industrial and motor stocks amid tighter money conditions. Bulls saw early gains in motor, utility, and industrials then retreated as call loan rates rose to 12 percent, with American Can and Consolidated Gas among leaders, while radio and oil shares lagged and funds pulled from speculative activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
INS
New York
Oriso
Bears
Atlantic
Wall Street
Acei Gettnerh
Gael Upatarcl
Gs Cer Peters Mhayeler
Town Gale Vans Eide di
Ceperal Motors the Nivek
Rossinatn
Weimeentee
Aland OU
Mark ‘Yuk
Sbly
Stowgid
Warner Naeh Motors
Otha Corp Sthidebitker
Pruns Aiwans
Wis
Stoel
Eeesies Wright Agro
World’s Master Drainer Trains Elite Horses for Debut
Remarkable horses seized from sacred Kaisees stables are sent to Pro. Mynst Kloske for education to peak perfection. After a fourteen month post graduate program at Stel linghen, they are proclaimed ready for an American debut with the Sparks Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaisees
Mynst Kloske
Union School of Magettbeck
Stellinghen
Fama
Aeros
Handy Service Stores elect new Indiana County leaders
Handy Service One was named president at the Indiana County Handy Service Stores Advertising Bureau convention. M. O. Smith of Blacklick becomes Vice President, John D. Millar of Altoona is Secretary, with May Millar holding copyrights. Trustees were elected from each state association. Indiana County trustee H. Owens represents Indiana County Handy Service Stop Advertising Bureau. A bulletin is planned to aid grocers with better merchandising. Attendees included Bath, Stahura, Owens, and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. OG. Smith
Blacklick
Indiana County Handy Service Stores
Advertising Buuresuu
Indiana County Association
John D. Millar
Altoona
Blair County
Adver- Living Buureau
George Washington
Uandy Service Stores
May Millar
Handy Service
H. &. Owens
Hearty
Handy Service Boter
Indiana
Indiana County
Handy Service Stop Advertising Bureau
Handy Sevice Ltnes
Eveyone
Indiana County Bureau
John R. Bath
A. J. Stahura
H. S. Owens
M. O. Smith
Appeals in Disputed Worker Comp Claims Across Counties
In McGees Mills, Joe Koniaruski appeals a disallowance of 25 peeks for disfigurement against William J. Jones. Joseph Higgins of Robinson appeals a coal company agreement modified for loss of foot. Sam Prato of Cokeville sees Jefferson and Indiana Coal Co. petition to terminate dismissed with modification for partial disability. Albert Antonuccio of Indiana vs Harry Lacey involves ivy poisoning from a road job with defendant appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Koniaruski
McGees Mills
William J. Jones
Joseph Higgins
Robinson
Commonwealth Coal and Coke Co
Clearfiell
Fox
Sam Prato
Cokeville
Jefferson and Indiana Coal Co
Albert Antonuccio
Indiana
Harry, Lacey
Benna Vista
Osteopathic Clinic Notes and Treatments Overview
A fragmented listing from a Philadelphia area osteopathic program presents titles like Practical Diagnosis and Lymphatic Treatment, with demonstrations and clinics at Osteopathic Hospital in Philadelphia and related figures such as Dr. Clark, Dr. Drew, and Dr. Georges Conley. The material includes references to obstetrics, digestion, traction, and gynecology, tied to major surgery clinics and therapy rooms across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Clark
Denver
Cole
de Georges
Conley
Kansas
Cir
Marl Miller
Bethlehem
Edward Drew
Philadelphia
Osteopathic Hospital
Bashline
Grove City
Coton
Colonic Room
Chas
W. Mutlarl
Lydia Drew
Osteopithic Hospital
Jacelen Sudon
Phildelphia
Colo
Geayygee
Kansas City
Schafer
Detroit
Mivrh
Piu
Geo. Fothmeyer
Piladelphia
Ps Do Clark
Clinic - Osicapathie Hospital
We Wouldn't Continued From Page One Regrets
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue of regret remarks with Mrs. Garvus and Mrs. Long referenced in a continuation from page one. Details are incomplete but indicate an exchange of apologies.
Gown Buzzes As Principals Skirt Discussion
Worth had declined so neither attended and all principals refused comment today. Mrs Mover directed questions to Mrs Gann and Mrs Longworth. Mrs Gann also directed to Mrs Longworth, who said she was out of town.
Balloons Race Sightings and a Narrow Landing Near Donegal
Balloons in the national elimination race were sighted over Apollo with several bags aloft while one landed near Donegal in Westmoreland County. Piloted by A. Palmer, the Donegal lander narrowly avoided a tree before safe ground, drawing local curious attention as the craft was returned to headquarters.
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Apollo
Amitour
Donegal
American Business Club of Akroncraft
Charles Kessler
Westmoreland County
A. ©. Palmer
Walter B. Griffin
Pittsburgh
New England
Detroit Balloon Club
S. A. Rees Wssen
Camden
N.Y
Rasmussen
Tracey Southworth
Navy No. 1
Detroit Times
Thomas G. W. Settle
Wilfred Bushnell
Brattleboro
Canada
Detroit Vimes
E. J. Hill
S. G. Schlosser
1400 Patients Flee New Jersey Hospital Fire
Fourteen hundred patients at the New Jersey State Hospital Croystown Park were forced from beds in nightwear when a fourth floor blaze broke out. Firefighters battled the flames as embers spread with wind, with several inmates and three firefighters treated for shock. Damage estimated at $100,000.
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Morris. Plains
INS
New Jersey State Hospital
Croystown Park
Lowng
Balloon flights face rough weather over New York state
Reports from pilots returning say storms, rain, snow and hail beset nine airship teams as they landed near Ellenville Middlesex Roxbury and Canandaigua. Capt Flood of St Louis reported a craft rammed a mountain before a Middlesex landing. Forced landings caused loss of instruments and supplies but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
New York State
New England
Canada
Navy Noody
Witfred Bushnell
Brattlecborn
Goodyear VI
Ward T. Vanerman
Anit A
Tt. McCracken
Keeserville
Edgar Fogelsonger
Roxbury
N. Y
St. Louis
H. E. Honeywell
Roland J. Gaupel
Aide
Middlesex
Aircraft Development Corporation
W. A. Kirkoff
Thorvald Lar Sen
Lycoming
American Business Club
Akron
Flood
N.Y
Canandaigua
Army No. 1
Ellenville
Tey
Allegheny Mountains
Red Tape Unwinds to Place Sinclair in Jail
Washington May 6 The red tape to induct I Harry F Sinclair into prison began to unwind as the 90 day sentence for refusing to answer Senate questions is carried out. Officials expect surrender today or tomorrow with Sinclair likely to be committed to the District of Columbia jail rather than Occoquan.
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Washington
INS
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Senate
Teapot Dome
Leo Rover
U. S. Supreme Court
Rover
Hitz
District Supreme Court
U. S
Edgar Snyder
Jattorney
New York
Sinielatr
District of Columbia
Occoquan
German Balloon Tragedy Claims Beitzke and Daughter
In Stettin Germany an empty balloon dropped from the sky and likely killed Major Heinrich Beitzke the famed balloonist and his 21 year old daughter Louise Beitzke. They were en route in the German elimination race for the Gordon Bennett races planned in the United States later this year. The craft departed Bitterfeld early Sunday and is believed they were thrown from the basket during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamphier
Johnstown
Col. Lamphier
Lindbergh
Pittsburgh
Westmont
United States Air Force
Selfridgefield
Detroit
Derry
T. Eicholtz
Greinaburg
Stettin
Germany
Heinrich Beitzke
Louise
Beitzke
United
Bitterfeld
Dr Campbell Returns to Punxsutawney Practice
Dr William Campbell and his sister Miss Cora Campbell return to Punxsutawney after years away, taking over the late Dr J Miles Grube’s practice and drugs. Campbell, who served in World War II transports abroad, is well known locally and plans to reside on West Ma honing Street above Grube’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
William Campbell
Cora Campbell
Seward
West Mahoning Street
J. Miles Grube
Campbell
Dr. Grube
Toay
Puhxsutawney
Congressman J. J. Casey Dies in Panama
The body of Congressman J. J. Casey of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania was reported to have died here at noon Saturday in Balboa Canal Zone. The report notes his death occurred during a visit to Panama and identifies his home as Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
Canal Zone
J. J. Casey
Wilkes-Barre
Death of Congressman Casey After Paralysis Strikes
The body of Congressman Casey is to be shipped aboard the Grace Liner Santa Teresa to the United States. His widow and two children Marie and Theodore hope to accompany the body. Casey fell ill here a week ago, was stricken Monday with paralysis, received the oath for a special session Friday despite his condition, and died at noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Teresa
United States
Marie
Theodore
Congressman Casey
Congress
New Hampshire Storm Leaves Berlin in Turmoil
Berlin workers cleared debris from a Sunday gale that reached cyclonic intensity causing nearly 400000 dollars in damage in a half mile of the business district. In Colebrook, a million dollar flood from a dam break prompted new guards to replace night watchers. A fire started in Berlin but was quickly put out. no deaths or injuries reported.
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Berlin
N. H
Tony
Colebrook
Mohawk
Plane crash victims recover in Uniontown hospital
Two occupants of an aircraft that plunged 200 feet Sunday into a tailspin are in Uniontown hospital with cuts and bruises. The crash occurred after the plane took off from Redstone Field, about 10 miles west of the accident site.
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Uniontown
Uniontown Hospital
Redstone Field
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Milhsburgh
Humbert
Snyder County
Fayette
Wreck Riverside
N. J
INQ
Zurburg Hospital
Jack Bunge
Clara
Jack, Jr
Adam
Riverside
Morgan Chamberlin
James Weller
Weller
Jack
Chamberlin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sinclar
DR. Campbell
Punxs’y
Panama
New Hampshire
Quaker Oats Company
Traker Ful
Schumacher
Linus Lewis Feed Store
Indiana, Pa
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