Three Nant-y-Glo youths arrest linked to Carney murder
Sheriff Elmer Borland and Detective Harry Koozer announced arrests of Millard Mardis 23 Delmas Hartman 17 and William Campbell 17 at their Nant-y-Glo homes for the murder of Frank Carney, Strongstown farmer. The trio confessed in a county jail interview after evidence including a wrecked Dodge car and a police black jack.
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Elmer Borland
Harry Koozer
Frank Carney
Strongstown
Nant-y-Glo
Millard Mardis
Delmas C. Hartman
Williama Campbell
Campbell
Koozer
L. H. Nicholson
Borland
Nicholson
Earl Miller
Woozer
Strangstown
Louis McCloskey
Nolo
Big Bend
Mardis
Carney Farm
Vandals strike on Oakland Avenue damaging trees
Last night vandals damaged eight maple trees along Oakland Avenue between Church and 11th streets. Two trees in front of Ellis mill and one at Mrs. Mary O Wilson’s home were uprooted. six others were broken. A reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
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Oakland Avenue
Church
11Th Streets
Oakland, Avenue
Ellis’ Mill
Mary O. Wilson
United States
Burges
B. H. Lichteberger
Bremen Flyers Leave Philadelphia for Cleveland on Westward Flight
In Philadelphia on May 10 the Bremen crew Baron von Huene feld Captain Hermann Koehl and Major James Fitzmaurice flew their monoplane F 13 toward Cleveland on the second leg of their American tour. An estimated 400000 people lined the streets to greet the aviators as they departed from the Navy Yards airport heading northwest.
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Philadelphia
INS
Bremen
Cleveland
Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Jas
C. Fitzmaurice
Gunther von Huenefeld
Chicago
Hoover Faces New Questioning By Senate Campaign Panel
Herbert Hoover was summoned for further questioning by the Senate Campaign Fund Committee regarding his 1929 West Virginia primary decision and the motive behind his campaign moves. The panel pressed Hoover on his organization and alleged use of “stalking horses” among favorite sons, with Senator Goff confirming a second inquiry and naming withheld details.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
INS
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Hoover
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
West Virginia
Guy D. Goff
Goff
Senate
Clymer Man Held for Dynamiting
John Smith of Clymer, once local United Mine Workers president, was jailed on $5000 bail to face charges of soliciting to commit a felony malicious mischief and felonious destruction of railroad property. Witnesses testified to obtaining dynamite in Patton and threats about railroad property on April 1.
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John Smith
Clymer
Lncal
United Mine Workers
Squire C. C. McLain
Smith
New York Central Railroad
Sample Run
The
Commonwealth
Patton
Earle Miller
James W. Mack
Bruce Sciotti Esq
Fog Delays Spanish Aviators Flight Start in Seville
In Seville heavy fog postpones the long distance flight of Captains Jiminez and Iglesias. Thousands gathered to witness the hop off but were disappointed as the start was postponed at 5:00 a m Local authorities have not confirmed the destination with hints they may avoid Havana and aim for Karachi India. Rumors say they may then tour American republics after Havana.
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Seville
Spain
INS
Jiminez
Iglesias
Hlavana
Karachi
India
Havana
South
Central America
Stella Replogle Buying Trip for Bon Ton in New York
Miss Stella Replogle, manager of the Bon Ton ladies wear department, departs for New York City to spend a week buying the latest mid and summer women and girls wear. Also notices round dance at Moose Temple Blairsville Pa on Friday May 11 with admission 75c for men and 26c for ladies.
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Stella Replogle
The
Bon Ton
New York City
Moose Temple
Blairsville
Mothers Day Musicale At Ritz Theatre
The American Legion post sponsors a Mother's Day concert at the Ritz Theatre on Sunday May 18 at 3 30 p m. The Clearfield American Legion Band of Clearfield Pennsylvania 66 musicians will perform. Doors open 245 p m and admission is free with no collections. The public is invited.
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American Legion
Ritz Theatre
Clearfield American Legion Band
Clearfield
Gov Alfred E Smith Testifies on Campaign Expenditures
Governor Smith testified before the Senate committee investigating campaign fund spending that he had authorized no one to act as national chair or treasurer for any Smith organization. He said some friends in New York City started a Smith boom but he personally had done nothing. He allowed that money spent in New York could be explained by George R. Van Namee and claimed no active involvement in finances or candidacy beyond New York.
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New York
Hay
INS
Alfred RE. Smith
Senate
New York City
George R. van Namee
van Nammee
Steiner
Smith
Alice Brewer Hospitalized After Goiter Operation
Alice Brewer of Indiana Wall Paper and Paint Store underwent goiter surgery at Clearfield Hospital on Monday. Her condition is reported as good. The notice also advertises a Mother's Day dance at the Armory with music by Harry Wie and various local promotions and shop notices.
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Alice Brewer
Indiana Wall Paper and Paint Store
Goiter
Clearfield Hospital
the Armory
Harry Wie
Boasting bootlegger Marlin Olp held for court
Marlin Olp of East Mahoning township near Marion Center faced a $1000 bond after authorities investigated a boast about outsmarting lawmen. County Detective Harry Koozer and Constable Thomas Moorhead, using patience and foxlike methods, obtained a warrant and seized Olp’s home, leading to his arrest following a car chase and collision with a bridge wall.
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Marlin Olp
East Mahoning Township
Marion Center
Brother Olp
Indiana County
Olp
Harry Koozer
Thomas Moorhead
Mr. Olp
West Avinds
Mr. Oln
Governor Fisher Honors C Faust At New Gas Station
CLYMER Pa May 10 Charles Faust proprietor of the Chardon Gas and Oil Company was honored by a visit on Monday of Governor John Fisher. The Governor and Faust are longtime friends and the visit aimed to inspect the newly erected gas station noted as one of the finest equipped and most artistic in Pennsylvania.
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Clymer
Charles Faust
Chardon Gas and Oil Company
John §. Fisher
Charley
Faust
Pennsylvania
Vernon Taylor Re-elected to Marland Oil Board
Vernon F. Taylor of Indiana is re elected as a director of the Marland Oil Company. The board was reduced from 23 to 15 members with all fifteen returning directors remaining on the board. Taylor is noted as extensively interested in the company and was among the former directors retained.
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Marland Oil Company
Vernon F. Taylor
Indiana
Start Preliminary Hearing Of Famous Injunction This Morning
The Rossiter injunction case opened this morning before Judge J N Langham in Indiana County after nationwide attention from a Senate investigation. The case, tied to Miner union actions at the M Magyar Presbyterian Church lot, involves the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp. and United Mine Workers counsel. The hearing was rescheduled multiple times with anticipated testimony from about 100 witnesses for the plaintiff and roughly a week for the defense.
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Rossiter
United States
Senatorial Committee
Wagner
New York
Gooding
Idaho
Pine
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Montana
J. N. Langham
Indiana County
Langham
Bruce Sciotti
United Mine Workers
Tudge Langham
Superior Court
Philadelphia
Rockefeller Jr Demands Resignation Of Oil Board Chief
New York May 10 The demand by John D Rockefeller Jr that Colonel R W Stewart resign as chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana signals a Rockefeller push to regain leadership in former family dominated concerns. Rockefeller cites Stewart's testimony before a Senate inquiry as basis for loss of confidence.
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New York
INS
John TD. Rockefeller, Jr
R. W. ‘Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Wall Street
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Stewart
Colonel Stewart
Senate Praire Lands Committee
Bitter Feelings and War News From Asia and China
Five hundred Chinese slain in a bombardment after Japanese ultimatum demanding all Nationalists exit Tsinan. Taiwan calm, Japanese in control and foreigners reportedly safe. Anti Japanese sentiment remains high in South China as port evacuations on the lower Yangtze continue. Meanwhile an advertisement notes wholesale flower offerings for Mother's Day and various goods.
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London
Bebardment
Tsinan
Centra
Tientsin
Taiwan
South China
Jangtsa
Gentlemen's Agreement Sways Tax Reduction Fight
The insurgent Senate bloc reached a gentleman's agreement to back the administration's 203 million tax cut bill while preserving the estate tax, enabling passage over a Democratic-leaning alternative. Senator James Couzens orchestrated the deal, keeping Mellon's estate tax repeal at bay and ensuring a 47 Republicans 46 Democrats 1 Farmer-Laborite split. The insurgents rejected a tariff amendment offer from Democrats.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Senate
Inceeedina
Tony
Alli
Ance
James Couzens
Michigan
Cousens
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Emebaiireid
International News'Service
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M. W. Trainer
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Betty Barry
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C. Faust
Vernon Taylor
Silas
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Reymers
Whitmans
Ad‘amasion
Mother Indiana Floral Co
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U. S. Senate Investigating Committee
John D., JR
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Standard Oil of Indiana
Urder Control
Indiana Flora Co
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