Deaths in Blairsville Punxsutawney area obituary notes
William A Stitt of Blairsville aged 75 dies in Indiana hospital May 9. Survived by children Mrs Edward Dunlan Mrs George Martin Mrs Ellsworth Bird Mrs Roy Turley Miss Essie and Boyd Stitt. two sisters Mrs Am Wilson and Miss Margaret Stitt. Funeral Tuesday at Boyd Stitts home with Rev Norman Hunter and Rev Ro McClure. interment Blairsville cemetery. Also Wm S Dilts of Waller area dies aged 75. Survived by widow and children Bert M Dilts Clyde Dilts Mrs Dale Comb. sister Mrs Margaret Nichol and brother J H Dilts and others. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm Mahoning Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A. Stitr
Blairsville
William A. Stitt
Inday
Yough
Blaireville
Indiana Hospital
Edward Dunlan
Derry Township
George Martin
Saltsburg
Ellsworth Bird
Roy Turley
Essie
Indiana
Herbert George
Pleasant
Boyd Stitt
William
Dilts
Walier
John Dilts
Anne Blose
M. E. Church of
Waller
Jefferson County
Bert M. Dilts
Butler
Clyde Dilts
Niagara Falls
Margaret Nichol
John H. Nichol
Smyrnz
Nichol
Smyrna
Smith
Mahoning Cemetery
End of Industrial Warfare Earns New Negotiation Window
Premier announces government support for renewed talks between coal miners and operators after assurances of a tentative approval for future negotiations. Key points include a temporary extension of government subsidies to the coal industry and restoring miners’ wages to the pre May 1 scale.
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Trades Union Congress
End of British general strike signals new negotiations
London reports that negotiations will resume after the Trades Union Congress and miners confer in London. A government communique announced the general strike’s termination and a cautious return to industrial activity, with fears of higher taxes to cover subsidy costs and ongoing government expenditures.
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Royal Coal Commission
London
Tabor
Indiana
War
Admiralty
Mines
General Council
The
Trades Union Congress
Ten Downing Street
Pugh
Citrine
General Council of
Bromley
T. C. Watson
INS
Britain
4British Broadcasting Company
Winste Churchill
Whitehall
Premier Baldwin
Necleston Square
Trades Union
Royal Household
Herbert Samuel
Move
William
Dorothy Gish
Eccleston Square
Labor Party
Misses Gish
House of Commons
Buncoed of Life's Savings
Tarentum Pennsylvania May 12. Police are seeking two steamship ticket salesmen who allegedly bilked Samuel Melon of Creighton of $2,000, his life savings, by promising steamship tickets and fleeing when he checked rates at a local bank.
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Tarentum
INS
Samuel Melon
Creighton
Melon
Greece
Surprise for Miss Betty Long Farewell Party
Friends gathered at Mr and Mrs John Kruser home last night to bid farewell to Betty Long as she heads for her new home in Pittsburg Sunday. She received many useful gifts including candy. The evening featured dancing cards and a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
John Kruser
Fittsburgh
Steady progress in the Red Cross in Indiana County
The Red Cross chapter reports steady progress with thirty cases in outlying districts and a waning unemployment surge as spring approaches. Efforts focus on placing patients into state tuberculus and mental clinics during school vacations, urging parents to report unnotified cases to the secretary for appointments and shared chapter work. The chapter celebrates securing two pensions for widows and advancing adjusted compensation and government claims, thanking the public for support in Indiana County.
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Indiana County
American Red Cross
Endorsement Boosts Pepper Fisher Ticket in Erie Meet
Enthusiastic backing for Pepper for senator Fisher for governor Smith for lieutenant governor and Woodward for secretary of internal affairs was voiced at a large Erie Spanish American War veterans mass meeting. Speakers included Captain Cain and Yard as the group plans a week of campaigning before the primary with a final rally Saturday at the Community Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
George Wharton Pepper
John
Robert G.woodside
Allegheny County
Martin
Charles Drozecki
Pepper-Fisher
Withdraw Pinchot Urged by 100 Philadelphia Ministers
An open letter signed by 100 Philadelphia ministers urges Governor Pinchot to withdraw from the Republican Senate race next Tuesday. They warn his candidacy risks Pepper and Fisher while aiding Ware and Beidleman, arguing his stance hurts depositors harmed in Carnegie Trust failures and accusing him of broken promises and poor aid. The Depositors' Protective League, led by Dr. Howard R. Wilson, joins in criticizing Pinchot’s record and pledged actions.
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Pinchot
Philadelphia
Pepper
John S. Fisher
Ware
Edward E. Beidleman
Carnegie
Carnegie Trust Con
Senate
Howard R. Wilson
Depositors' Protective League
League
Wilson
John B. Knepper
Pinchat
Governor Pinchot and Carnegie Depositors Clash
The Carnegie Depositors Protective League, about 10000 members, denounce Governor Pinchot over Bell bank failures. They cite drained funds, unkept promises, and a lack of action while depositors suffered. They accuse him of political posturing and say he dodged Carnegie meetings and failed to support resolutions demanding the banking commissioner’s resignation.
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Bell Bank
Pinchot
Carnegie Depositors’ Protective League
Ank
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Trust Company
Masonic Hall
Harrisburg
Depositors’ Protective League
Milford
Wilson
League
Panhandle
John R. Knepper
The
Fura
Carnegie People
Pinechot
Senate
Kneeper
Millon
Indiana shoppers and visitors listed in Gazette notes
A long list of local residents and visitors are noted in Indiana and surrounding townships. Names include Mrs Thomas Wall, Mrs Mabel Maulet Fridman, Constable Robert Graham, Floyd Barry, Nial Rook, Robert Conner, John States and Carleton, Frank Gardner, D. Neal, S L Alexander, J B Graham, Mrs G A Moore, Luther Hughes, L D Hockenberry, Mr and Mrs S H Donahey, W A Bence, R Jones, Clark Henderson, Hazeltine Gemmell, and others with brief mentions of travel or business in Indiana and nearby communities.
New York Stock Quotations Highs and Lows Listed
Summary of tickers with prices and percent changes for diverse companies including Am. Smelting Anaconda Am Tel and Tel Beth Steel Union Pac Westinghouse Radio Corp Packard Motor Studebaker Sinclair Oil and other major stocks. The page shows bid and yield style quotes with mixed gains and losses across sectors like chemicals, autos, railroads, and utilities.
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Cccescsean
Gt Norsescese
Kans
City
Stand
Casuceeneee
Steel
Westinghouse
Secoase
Willys Overland Eesaes Ae Prairie Pipe
Cere de Pasco
Eo i. Agri
Seasecusecen
Loco
Necesesen
Seeseace
Emesecen
Asseree
Midland St. Pr
Phillips Pet
Sessaees
Packard Motor Seeere
Pierce “Arrow Esessien
Radio Corp
Eeeeeese
Spiter Mtg
Eeereansen
Air Brake
Ney Rep
Royal Dutch
Seeaee Rock
Sinclair Oi
South
Pac
O. of
Cal
Studebaker
N. J
Ind
Ward Captains Meet Tonight for Fisher-for-Governor Club
The ward captains are summoned to meet at the Rest Room this evening at 7 30 for important business matters to be discussed.
Letters Testamentary Granted in Indiana Borough Estate
Adam F. Bowman, late of Indiana Borough, deceased, has had letters testamentary granted. Those with claims should present them duly authenticated for settlement, and debtors should make prompt payment. Rachel Bowman, Executrix, 994 Water St, Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam F. Bowman
Indianian
Rachel Bowman
Water St
Indiana
Rayne Township to Elect 24 Teachers for 1926-27 Term
Rayne township school board will meet at Chambereville school house Saturday May 15 1926 at 2 3 oclock to elect 24 teachers for the 1926 27 term. Teachers urged to appear in person. Roy McElhoes President Home Pa co F Glasser Secretary Marion Cented Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne Township
Chambereville
Roy McElhoes
Home
F. Glasser
Marion
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Baldwin
J. H. Thomas
Thomas
Scotland Yard
Nts
Regent's Park
Hyde Park
Park
Studebaker Cars
R. M. Motor Co
Indiana, Pa
Buncoed OF Life’s Savings
Miss Betty Long
RED Cross
Beidleman
Thomas Wall
Grove Chapel
Mrs
Mabel Maulet Fridman
Pittsburgh
Robert Graham
Bucks Township
Floyd Barry
Beaver Falls
Nial Rook
Robert Conner
Smithport
John States
Son Carleton
Rossiter
Frank Gardner
Glen Campbell
D. i Neal
DuBois
S. L. Alexander
West Wheatfield Township
Squire J. B. Graham
Buffington Township
G. A. Moore
Canton, C
R. M. Hill
Clymer Avenue
Luther Hughes
Bolivar
L.D. Hockenberry
Johnstown
W. A. [Bence
Florida
Mr. R. Jones
Steving Furniture Store
Mrs. Jones
Jamestown
N. Y
Mr. Jones
W. M. Jones
Robinson Furniture Co
Clark Henderson
Hazeltine Gemmell
Young Township
Ada
Wey
Roosevelt
Glasser's
Deposit Bank Bldg
Tat Nnene
Tydlans
Pre
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