Briand withdraws as second ballot set for French presidency
In Versailles on May 13 Aristide Briand withdrew his candidacy for president of the Republic after a first ballot showing 401 votes for Briand and 442 for Paul Doumer. The Senate and Chamber of Deputies, meeting as a national assembly, prepared for a second ballot amid wild crowd reaction and partisan cheers and jeers.
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Versailles
France
Up—-Aristide Briand
Ralph Heinzen
Senate
Chamber of France
Aristide Briand
Pail Doumer
Doumer
Briand
Léon Blum
Socialist, Was Hooted. General Saint Just
Morocco
Painteye
Pierre Laval
Andre Tardieu
Heilwood Becomes First Indiana County Scout Troop
Heilwood claims the first official Boy Scout Troop in Indiana County with a five year history charter presented at a Monday meeting. Original 1911 Scout and first Heilwood Scoutmaster Blair Muffley attended, as did many Scouts and leaders in the new high school Scout room. Scout commissioner G. G. Kanable presented to Prof. R. and others during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Heilwood
Indiana
Blair Muffley
Scout Teom
Scouts
Scouters
Oriente
G. G. Kanable
Montgomery Tax-Justice League Formed in Arcadian Meeting
Montgomery Township residents gathered Tuesday evening with about one thousand people taking initial steps toward forming a Montgomery Township Tax-Justice League similar to Green township. Harry B. Lydick of Indiana spoke, women showed strong interest, and formal inauguration is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Montgomery
Montgomery Township
Green Township
Harry 8. Lydick
Indiana
W. J. Mentor May Resign
Washington Pennsylvania May 13 The special committee report on the Washington and Jefferson College student strike since March will be delivered to the Board of Trustees at a special meeting this afternoon A statement from Dr S Baker college president is also to be received The committee has completed its investigation but members refused to disclose findings and trustees would not comment on rumors of Dr Baker resigning today
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Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson College
Board of Trustees
8. Baker
Baker
Winners of Medals Named by Indiana County Safety Council
The Central Pennsylvania Safety Council announced nine gold, silver, and bronze medals for best safety essays by Indiana County students. The local committee selected winners from 200 essays after judging by county officials and teachers, with winners chosen at Townstown after the April contest closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania Safety Council
Indiana County
R. E. Laramy
M. §. Hentz
James Killins
Francis McNelis
W. Carr
Townstown
The
Safety Council
Marcel
James F. Chapman
George Edwards
Chapman
Edwards
Herbert Wardrop
Johnstown
Mrs Woodward Taken To Memorial Hospital
Mrs Alvin B Woodward of 1119 School Street was moved to Memorial Hospital Johnstown for cataract removal from her right eye. Friends wish for relief and a quick recovery.
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Alvin B. Woodward
School Street
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Woodward
Treasury Net Balance Showed May 11 Total
Treasury net balance on May 11 was $192,642,406.31 with expenditures for the day of $16,594,095.79 and customs receipts for May totaling $11,194,785.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trevenry
Ustoms
Cherry Tree Nurses Graduate From Maryland Hospitals
Miss Florence Madden and Miss Grace Harkness of Cherry Tree were among nine nurses graduating at South Baltimore General Hospital in Baltimore Maryland on May Tth. Madden earned a fifty dollar scholarship as best practical student. Marie Fitzpatrick formerly of Cherry Tree graduated May 12th from Mercy Hospital Training School of Baltimore. The alumni list includes Indiana county women with notable records.
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Florence Madden
Grace Harkness
Cherry Tree
South Baltimore General Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Marie Fitzpatrick
Mercy Hospital Training School
Boston milk man wins Camel prize in nationwide contest
James Thomas Sharkey a 32 year old Boston milk man won the $25 600 first prize in a $50 000 national contest promoting moisture proof cellophane wrappers on Camel cigarette packages Judges Roy Howard Charles Dana Gibson and Ray Long announced contest results awarding 38 prizes including five to $1000 and five to $8000 and naming multiple winners across varied locations including Dorchester Cambridge Willimantic Coronado Louisville and New Albany among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
James Thomas Sharkey
Boston
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Sharkey
Train Street
Dorchester
Mass
Walter Sweet
Marine Corps
Brooklyn
N. Y.) Navy Yard
Julius M. Nolte
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Commercial Club
Roy Howard
Scripps-Howard League of Newspapers
Charles Dana Gibson
Life Magazine
Ray Long
International Magazine Company
Cosmopolitan
Albert B. Franklin
Harvard
Kirkland Street
Cambridge
John R. McCarthy
Main Street
Willimantic
Conn
Frederick E. Robinson
Coronado Beach
Calif
William A. Schrader
Curtis-Wright
Louisville
Brent
Don Gregory at Cliffside May 22 at Cliffside Park
Mr. J. H. Walton announces Don Gregory and his Victor Recording Orchestra as the next Cliffside Park attraction on Friday May 22. Gregory recently completed successful bookings at Mublebach Hotel St Louis Paramount Grill New York and Castle Farms Cincinnati. He broadcast nightly from WLW during Castle Farms engagement.
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J. H. Walton
Don Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Cliffside Park
Mr. Gregory
Mublebach Hotel
St. Louis
Paramount Grill
N. Y
Castle Farms
Cincinnati
WLW
Will Rogers praises Arizona flowers and Harvey’s hospitality
Will Rogers writes from Winslow Arizona praising the desert’s bloom in Arizona and New Mexico. He recalls the petrified forest and humorously critiques Baptists. he credits Fred Harvey for traveler hospitality and food, suggesting his waitress on the dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Noah
Wild Buffalo
Ted
Fred Harvey
Tax Justice League Meeting In Green Township
There will be a meeting of the Tax Justice League of Green township in Community Hall Cockport Thursday evening May 14 at 8 oclock All taxpayers urged to attend. Just one week more and our display of beautiful wall hangings ends. Buchheit Brothers Bis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaxustice League
Tax Justice League of
Green Township
Cockport
Vax Justice League
Grant Township
Tax-Justice League
Grant School House
Wee Buchheit Brothers
Bis
Court House Baptist Congregation Wins In State Supreme Court
The Court House Baptist congregation in Indiana County won in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Justice Simpson affirmed the Indiana County Court ruling that the Court House church is the original congregation entitled to the use of the building at Church and Ninth streets, Indiana. The appeals by D. R. Walkinshaw and Mrs. E. Wilson Bagley were dismissed, with costs directed as specified.
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Justice Simpson
Langham
Walkinshaw
Mrs. Bagley
Court House
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Indiana County Court
J. N. Langham
First Regular Baptist Church of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harry Allison
D. R. Walkinshaw
KE. Wilson Bagley
Indiana County
E. Wilson Bagley
James W. Mack
E. E. Creps
First Regular Baptist Church
Appellee
Miss Lesher to marry flying instructor in aerial honeymoon
New York May 13 UP Edna Lesher 24 a Tyrone Pennsylvania physical instructor began flying three years ago and will wed her instructor William C Patterson chief pilot of Westbrook Aeronautical Corporation on June 1. The couple plans an aerial honeymoon across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edna Lesher
Tyrone
William C. Patterson
Westbrook Aeronautical Corporation
United Stables
Golf Luncheon at Country Club Postponed Match May 28
The second monthly golf luncheon at the Country Club drew a good crowd though rain interrupted play. A planned Kittanning 2 match was postponed to May 28 and a dinner free match may be organized for those who wish to join.
Fujiyama Crater Vanishes After Mysterious Explosion
A crater on Mount Fujiyama in Japan disappeared today after a mysterious explosion. The Hohei crater formed a hump on the mountain’s flank near Fujiama, an extinct volcano. Authorities believe a landslide caused the loss, with no earth tremors felt and heavy cloud cover prevailing after the blast.
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Rio
Hohei
Mount Fujiyama
Japan
Fujiama
Storks argue over canary ends with fine for theft
Chicago May 13 An argument between two storks over a canary led to a $50 fine after Tom Stork was found fleeing with belongings including the bird from his estranged wife Louise Stork. The incident occurred amid a heated dispute at their residence.
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Chicago
Storks
Tom Stork
Louise Stork
OK OK
Robbers Enter Hillsdale Store
Robbers forced a rear door at Hillsdale gas station owned by Andy Wauchison, ransacked the shop and fled with about 800 dollars in tools tires cigars cigarettes and candy. County officers seek clues. this is the second robbery against Wauchison in two months following a prior break in at his general store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Wauchison
Hillsdale
Mr. Wauchison
Wauchison
Frazier Elected Principal of Iselin Schools
Willard W. Frazier, set to receive his B H. D. degree this year at Indiana State Teachers College, is elected principal of the Iselin schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Iselin
Willard WH. Frazier
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Open House At Hospital Draws Five Hundred Visitors
Indiana Hospital hosted an Open House with about five hundred visitors touring the newly completed annex and repaired main building. Guests were guided through the institution, received in the living room, and served light refreshments. A spring flower basket and palms decorated the refectory while Mrs. Joseph W. Clements and Mrs. Nora S. Patton oversaw the coffee table and Junior Auxiliary aides assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Indiana Hospital
Indiana Floral Company
Joseph W. Clements
Nora S. Patton
W. F. Weitzel
Earl Long
Marguerite Coe
Ray Wildermuth
Paul Gill
Silas H. Browning
Fred P.myers
Samuel Rinn
District Y M C A Directors Meet in DuBois
Thirty five Y M C A district directors from Indiana Ridgway Clearfield and Punxsutawney gathered in DuBois at the Hotel Retz for the fourth annual convention. Ivan B Rhodes national council secretary addressed the gathering while C J Aldert er Du Bois schools superintendent presided. Du Bois High School girls presented a praised concert as part of the program and reports from Punxsutawney Clearfield and local institutions highlighted a year of progress with Clearfield mentioning an $8000 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
West Virginia
C. J. Alderter
DuBois Public
Rie
DuBois
Altoona
George Brown
Punxsnfiwuey City Association
White Ty
Paul Frants
Clearfield
Fie
Government ends drought relief program
President Hoover announced that the government has completed its drought relief loan program using 47 million dollars of the 67 million provided by Congress. Loans reached 380,000 persons across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Auto Crash In School Zone Involving Buick Sedan
A Buick sedan operated by Abner Boyer struck Mildred Anderson a 10 year old girl in a school zone near the State Teachers College. Witnesses say Boyer could not avoid the accident as Mildred darted from behind a parked car into Oneland avenue. She suffered minor injuries and was taken home for treatment.
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Mildren Anderson
J. B. Anderson
Philadelphia Street
Sedas
Abner Boyer
School Street
Boyer
Mildred
Aire
Howard Trainer
State Teachers' College
Appropriations Favorable to Legislature Reported in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 12. The Senate Appropriations Committee reported thirty appropriation measures favorably. Major items include 4 115,938 for mothers' assistance 2 000 000 for a Delahare bridge project and 2 000 000 for the University of Pennsylvania. Also bills for Fort Necessity site purchase and Albert Gallatin homestead acquisition were moved forward along with 475 000 for a greater Pennsylvania council reduced to 225 000. Other items include 40 000 for a Mahoning Creek bridge replacement 1000 for Cresson fire department 300 000 for Pennsylvania Museum and 2 890 for road construction.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joint Bridge Commission of
Bell
Fayette
Fort Neceassity
George Washington
Wharton Township
Fayette County
State Historical Commission
Albert Gallatin
United States
Springhill Township
Weingartner Senate
Pennsylvania
McGregor
Mahoning Creek
Pine
Madison Townships
Armstrong
Cresson
Pennsylvania Museum
Soldiers & Saliors Home
Eric
Free analysis of water supply program in Indiana county
A mobile laboratory unit led by Dr. Theodore Appel and Arthur Brown will operate in Indiana county for several weeks. The free service screens private water supplies and advises on sanitary conditions affecting health. Citizens may contact Brown at the Indiana hotel with township details and access directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheodore Appel
Indiana
Arthur (. Brown
Indiana County
Secretary of Health
Department of Health
Arthur
Brown
Tidiana Hotel
Mystery of Bank Deposits Linked to Death
In Pittsburgh on May 13 a laborer named Impre Stamiter or Lennie Dammetta was found dead by suicide in a coal yard. He had suddenly deposited over $10,000 in two banks during four months while working only three days a week. Police questioned him about the source of the income and noted he had saved little before. The money was believed to go to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittsburgh
imown @ Impre Stamiter
Lennie Dammetta
Demiter
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SCOUT
Montgomery
Tax-Justice
W.&j. Mentor
U. S. Treasury
Boston Milkman
Cliffside
Will Rogers
Baptist
State
Supreme Court
Vrone
Fujiyama Crater
Canary
Hillsdale Store
Stork
Jeff Wingo
Kansas City
Winga
Punxsy
Ridgway
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
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