Socialites Alice Longworth and Dolly Gann enter Senate gallery
In Washington on May 1, Alice Longworth and Dolly Gann entered the Vice President’s gallery together, surprising Senators and spectators amid the ongoing social clash between the two prominent hosts. They were accompanied by Charles T. Magaw of Union Pacific and remained for about thirty minutes before leaving.
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Wallington
Senate
Aliee Roosevelt Longworth
Iowa
Alice
Dolly
Washington
Eugene Meyer
Mrs. Gann
Mrs. Meyer
Gann
Capitol
Charles T. Me+ Gaw
Union Pacific Railroad
Rado Case Admits Absence of Son Since April
Testimony shows John and Mike Rado were last seen April 14 while a son’s body was later found. Witnesses include Mike Rado who identified the body by a crippled leg and missing finger, and Francis Welsh who described last seen actions. Popek to be tried in June term. Commonwealth represented by Earl Miller. defense by Bruce Sciotti and George Jerko.
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Mike Rado
Francis Welsh
Waterman
John
Mike
Rado
Popek
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
Earl Miller
Bruce Sciotti
Hsa
George Jerko
Soybeans as a hay crop for injured clover
County Agent Warner recommends soybeans as a pinch-hit hay when clover is damaged by frost. Use Wilson as the primary variety, plant two bushes per acre with grain drill for oats, drill shallow to outpace weeds, inoculate with culture or field soil, sow after corn up to June 20, and cut for hay late August before bad curing weather.
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Warner
Wilson
Mid-West
Courtship Ends In Poison Plot Deaths
A head ailment kept Rablen from dancing and he waited in his auto while guests, including his wife, enjoyed coffee and cake. An hour later he died in agony near the car after a poison battle was found nearby. Mrs Rablen and her twin sister claimed another woman bought the poison and provided alibis.
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Mes
Rachel Jen
Matrimonial Advertisement Sparks Texas Split
Between Mrs Rablen aged 38 and Rablen a year older, a matrimonial advertisement forced a separation after the couple wed eighteen months ago against Rablen senior's wishes. There was insurance recently transferred to the wife.
Graf Zeppelin Crosses Sea With Calm Weather Ahead
The Graf Zeppelin, after a trial over Lake Constance, is deemed in splendid condition and Dr. Eckener plans a quicker crossing while prioritizing safety over speed. Passengers face occupancy changes as the airship nears its voyage, with favorable weather expected for the sea crossing.
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Lake Constance
Eckener
Market Rebounds For Oversold Stocks At Noon
New York May 14. An oversold market rallied as bulls pushed active issues up 2 to 10 points in early afternoon trades. Bears driven by high call money and a stubborn 9 percent money rate led selling in the morning, but strong late gains emerged led by General Electric and Packard Motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
General Electric
Packard Motor
Farm tariff row deepens as Democrats split in Congress
In Washington May 14 insurgence plans edge bills toward passage while farm bloc presses for higher tariffs. Senate amends administration backed farm board provisions and House debate centers on farm protection as Hoover and Troover weigh in. Key figures Copeland Menges Penn Connecticut push for tobacco grower duties amid broader tariff disputes.
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William
Washington
INS
Ways and Means Comniitee
Ealilien
Senate
Troover
Ways and Means Committee
Hoover
House Committee
Congress
Wester
Rep
Menges II
Pennsylvania
Fenn
Connecticut
University on even keel again after campus riots
Des Moines University, a Baptist fundamentals school, endured two days of turmoil as students clashed with administration. After Miss Edith Rehman and Dr Shields fled, classes reopened by court order. Rehman left by train using the alias Anne Brown while Shields fled to Buffalo for a Baptist Bible Union convention.
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DMS
Miss Rebman
Anne Brown
Buffalo
Shields
Convention of the Baptist Bible Union
Dr. Shields
Miss Redman
Ministerial Students Association
Canada
Toronto
Bible Conference
Zeppelins Transatlantic Flight With Great Mail Load
The Graf Zeppelin plans a transatlantic course amid storms on the northerly route. It will carry the largest air mail batch ever, plus two tons of freight including a grand piano, herrings, silver and gold jewelry, and assorted miscellaneous items. Passengers include a diamond merchant, an engineer, a grocer, a newspaper man, an Arctic explorer, a pianist, a physician, and several German aerial experts.
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Atlantic
Tariff bill faces limited push on footwear goods
Representatives from eastern industrial districts lament the tariff bill but will press for changes only to boots shoes and leather goods. The proposals will not be vigorously pushed across other sectors as officials negotiate the measure.
May Day Exercises and Rural School Commencement at Heilwood
Pine Township schools held May Day programs at Heildwood with folk dancing drills and a May Pole display drawing about 80 pupils. The eight grade commencement followed with Dr. Lee Driver addressing rural school consolidation. Professor James F. Chapman presented diplomas as a long list of students from Strongstown Hill Alverda Griffith Nolo Heilwood participated, led by the class roll featuring numerous names.
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Pine Township
Heilwood
Lee
Driver
Harrisburg
James Chapman
Charles Black
Audrey Alexander
Russell Keirns
Elizabeth Covalesky
Voices of the Woods
Alexander Dinsmore
Ernest DeArnty
Joe Henry
Votal Golo
George Lyon
Dorothy Ehichensehr
Jessie Lindsay
Wava MéeCullough
Arthur Dinsmore
James F. Chapman
Della Rivetti
Local names listed in fragmented obituary notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Samuel Falvo Bruno Chiap pelli Joseph Bugay Dorothy Bich enschr Dominick Farleone Carlo Chiappelli Robert Cresswell Lester Garrett Lewis Holtzman Norman Strong Ernest Dearmy, suggesting a deceased persons notice or memorial listing.
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Eay Aenett
Samuel Falvo
Bruno Chiappelli
Joseph Bugay
Dorothy Bichenschr
Dominick Farleone
Carlo Chiappelli
Robert Cresswell
Lester Garrett
Lewis Holtzman
Norman Strong
Ernest Dearmy
Shoes Will Shout Their Importance in Paris Fashion
Paris finds fashion footwear shouting its importance this spring. Boots and sandals echo the frock’s color scheme, with bright, decorative options. Black is used carefully, while straw sandals, woven oxfords, and glove-like fits dominate street wear. Lace, satin, and crêpe de Chine sandals offer country ease, and town styles feature beige and pastel high heels in kid and lizard. Evening models include wooden sandals with carved gilded soles and straps of mandarin-red suede, or platinum-finished soles with strass embroidery.
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Paris
Kid
Lizard
Points on People Visit Indiana and Local Residents
Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Ralph A Plotzer spent time with Mr and Mrs F E Plotzer in North Fifth street Indiana hosts included Squire and Mrs G C McLain James McLain family returned to Youngstown Ohio after visiting their grandparents Squire and Mrs G C McLain Dr Edward and Dr John Laughlin returned to Pittsburgh after weekend at their former home Constable A I Campbell of Homer City attended a hearing in Squire McLain office U S Marshal J C McGregor returned to Pittsburgh after weekend in town Thomas J Jamison Penn Run road supervisor visited Indiana J E Brown East Wheatfield Township road supervisor called in Court House Walter Day Johnstown traveled to Indiana on business BD J Murphy Smicksburg transacted business S D Candwort Reynolds_ ville National Casket Company visitor George Edwards Plumville State Factory Inspector attended to business D M Keir Blairsville visited Indiana Del Keith Stafford resident called on Indiana friends yesterday
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Ralph A. Plotzer
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
F. E. Plotzer
North Fifth Street
James McLain
Youngstown
Ohio
Squire
G. C. McLain
Edward
John Laughlin
Pittsburgh
A. I. Campbell
Homer City
Squire MecLaina
U.S. Marshall
J. C. McGregor
Thomas J. Jamison
Penn Run
Cherryhill Township
J. E. Brown
East Wheatfield Township
Court House
Walter
Johnstown
J. Murphy
Smicksburg
S. D. Candwort
Reynoldsville
National Casket Company
George Edwards
Plumville
D. M. Keir
Blairsville
del Keith
Stafford
New York to Paris In 30 Hours Plan For Trio
Three French aviators Rene Lefevre Armand Lotti and Jean Assailant plan a New York to Paris flight in about thirty hours using a single motor Bernard plane from Roosevelt Field shortly after May 19 They seek a northern great circle route via Cape Race to Le Bourget with a 130 mph cruising speed aiming to beat Lindberghs 1927 record if weather cooperates
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James L. Kilgallen
INS
New York
Paris
Lindy
Rene Lefevre
Armand Lotti
Jean Assailant
Roosevelt Field
Lott
Assailant
Bernard
Lefevre
Lotti
Charles Lindbergh
Cape Raca
French
le Bourget
Bevis seeks habeas corpus to win back wife
Pittsburgh May 14 Thomas E Bevis filed a writ of habeas corpus to compel the return of his wife Stella C Bevis. He says his wife was confined by her parents Mr and Mrs William Monaghan after a brief Perrysville marriage and one day honeymoon. Bevis alleges the marriage certificate was seized and that he has not seen her since. Judge Ford set Thursday for a hearing on the writ.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas E. Bevis
Stella C. Bevis
Thomas Harges
Thomas J. Ford
Common Pleas Court
Bevis
Perrysville
Local residents and visitors frequent Indiana Court House
Monday arrivals and visits noted across town include F T Kline tax collector from Brush valley township Lloyd W Rosensteal of Young township and road supervisors A W Reed D D Amond Shark Grush they paid calls Frank Kelley and Carl Mumau of Stafford and contractor Joseph W Rankin of Clymer Indiana business guests Senator Harvey G Bowers of Punxsutawney renewed acquaintances G T McGrea Brushvalley County Board of Viewers attended to business Thomas Templeton Deckers Point Blair Dick East Mahoning Homer L Dick Clymer James H Blakely Edgewood T S March Greensburg and John Torquato Windber among visitors. Mrs T Zenor Wilkinsburg visiting in West Philadelphia street Virginia Freed returned to Pittsburgh after weekend with Mrs M G Watson Milton Hosack family left for Pittsburgh Martha McLain returned to McKees Rocks teaching. Spear G Rowe Washington township and M A Wynekoop Rayne township visited Indiana. Alex Kerr Johnstown Standard Slag Company caller in Commissioners office Calvin Cribbs Washington township transacting business.
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F. T. Kline
Brushvalley Township
Lloyd W. Rosensteal
Young Township
A. W. Reed
D. D. Amond
Shark Grush
Frank Kelley
Carl Mumau
Stafford
Joseph W. Rankin
Clymer
Indiana
Harvey G. Bowers
Punxsutawney
G. T. McGrea
Thomas Templeton
Deckers Point
Blair Dick
East Mahoning Township
Homer L. Dick
James H. Blakely
Edgewood
Court House
T. S. March of
Greensburg
Moore Hotel
John Torquato
Windber
State
Highway Engineer Corps
T. Zenor
Wilkinsburg
Martha Orr
West Philadelphia
Virginia Freed
Pittsburgh
M. GC. Watson
Milton Hosack
Hosack
William Hosack
Martha McLain
McKees Rocks
Spear G. Rowe
Washington Township
M. A. Wynekoop
Rayne Township
Friends
Alex Kerr
Johnstown
Standard Slag Company
Commissioners’ Office
Calvin Cribbs
Quake Again Hits Bologna Headlines Spark Dated Quips
In a light column style, the Atchison Globe notes the quip about Bologna by quoting a remark on memory and reminiscences. It references Al Smith and a playful dig on quakes, then mentions a discussion of thrifty talkers and a waiter, and briefly cites Hoover era disarmament proposals.
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Bologna
al Smith
Bo- Togna
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Nolo
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William Arthur Dinsmore
Alexander Monteith Dinsmore
Charles Covalesky
Anne Mae Vaneck
Marie Louise Turko
Carl Nicewonger
Ella Sanders
Marchello Tiranassi
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Helen Hido
George Ray Lyon, Jr
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George Marie Finore
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Mary Ann Holuta
Celestina Marie Micheli
Helen Ida Muffley
Jennie Locanto
Bertha Louise Jordan
Jessie Gwendolyn Lindsay
Genneneve G. Yankivch
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Steve Cart Stupic
Frank Ivan Stupic
Mary Rita Drop
Elizabeth Marie Covalesky
Alex J. Babiak
Louise Cresswell
John Wilson
Verna Trinkley
Mike Copra
John Palenik
West Detwiler
Helen Henry
Waya Marie McCullough
Hazel Pearl Hoffman
Jon M. Henry
Kathryn J. Guakei
Tony A. Levis
Josephine M. " Rishon
Mary Sutila
Aaron Finore
Boyd
Wigins
Enzo Contrucci
Charles F. Baily
Elizabeth A. Faty-kula
Jahr
Mance, Jr
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Trio
Alto Loan Association
Pop
Colorado
Henry Tyte
Arthur Schnitzler
Atchison Globe
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