Discoverer Of South Pole In Latest Plane Dash
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed discoverer of the South Pole, reportedly led a successful air dash toward the North Pole from Kings Bay near Spitzbergen. Ellsworth, an Ohio aviator, accompanied him as two Dornier Wal craft carried six explorers.
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Local Golfers Lose to Kiski on Their Course
Indiana County Club golf team fell 3 to 15 to Kiski on the latter’s course. Dr MacCall led with 76, a record for the school course, Vernon Fritchman posted 77 for Indiana. A fine postmatch dinner and music from the school orchestra followed.
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Robinson's Circus Arrives in Town on Wayne Avenue
Early risers witnessed heavy wagons and cages unload from the B. R. and P. Railway yards as John Robinson's circus prepared for a day of performances. Elephants and horses appeared in the grounds, the cook house wagons emitted aromas of coffee and hot meals, and the seven pole tent and sideshows rose quickly ready for the show.
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Viewers Hear Graceton Case At County Court
A hearing occurred in the Court House with viewers appointed by the Court in the Graceton Coal and Coke Company case. They seek damages from the county for property allegedly harmed by a new trolley line and state highway project. Viewers have heard testimony and will render an award in a few days.
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Arrival in Marsh Home Arrival in Marsh Home
Charles Joseph Marsh, son of Myr and Mrs Andree Marsh, of South Fifth Street, arrived in Indiaa last night for the circus today. He appeared at Indiana Hospital at 11 40 PM and weighed 12 rounds. Mother and son are recovering. Auto Parts Company on North Sixth Street advertises pistons rings and bearings for all model cars.
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York Man Seeks Civil War Discharge Unfulfilled
York Pa May 2 A 77 year old veteran John J Lease applied for a proper discharge from the Army after serving throughout the Civil War. He reports he has never officially received a discharge though the government refuses to grant a pension without proof of discharge. He is described as possibly the oldest veteran still awaiting formal discharge.
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Diseases Affecting Business In War-Torn America
New York May 22 Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel and Institute president warned that high taxes political antagonism and war costs act as disease afflicting business He said iron and steel were sound yet need removal of impediments While war impacts linger Gary urged a pro people administration and warned of an unfriendly Congress in a period of national wealth and potential recovery Continued on Page 2 Col 4
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Pathologist Samuel Darling Killed in Syria Crash
Samuel Taylor Darling pathologist for the Rockefeller Foundation and key malaria study figure for the League of Nations died in a car crash near Beirut, Syria, along with two others. Born 1872 in Harrison New Jersey he lived in Baltimore Maryland and held multiple medical research posts including Panama Canal Laboratory chief and Rockefeller investigations in Java and the Dutch East Indies. He married Nannie Llewellyn of Charlottesville Virginia and authored several malaria research articles.
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Memorial Sunday Observed Here by Indiana Post No 28
Indiana Post No 28 Grand Army of the Republic will attend service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday May 24 assembling at 10 48 a m in uniform where possible. Services begin 11 o clock with ritual memorial for members who died in the year and brief eulogies by designated comrades. Evening program at 7 20 includes patriotic reverie readings and addresses by local figures.
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Vanity Case 1S Continued in Lucerne Hearing
James Yanity of Lucerne faces disorderly conduct and pointing firearms charges. The hearing before Squire Paul Sharvrets was adjourned to Tuesday at 10. Vanity allegedly leased two United Mine Workers parcels, plowed them, and refused union tents without payment, prompting disputes over taxes and possession at gunpoint.
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Coral couple wed in Cumberland town ceremony
Roy Mikesell son of Mr and Mrs C W Mikesell of Coral and Mae Laney daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Laney of Coral were married in Cumberland. The young couple are well known locally and received many congratulations from friends.
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Cumberland
Strongstown Man Wilmer Detwiler Dies After Tree Crush
Wilmer Detwiler of Strongstown died at Mercy Hospital Johnstown after a tree fell on him while felling trees. He was 24, unmarried, and a son of Sylvester Detwiler. The body was removed to his late home.
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Last Meeting of College Club Closes Season
The Colleges Club held its final meeting at Miss Florence Wallace's Oakland Avenue home last evening presenting the playlet Neighbors by Zona Gale. The club will reconvene in September for a new season's activities.
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Barn Fire Destroys Than Noyth Farm Assets
A barn on the Than Noyth farm between Juneau and Covode burned Monday night for the third time in years. A foreign tenant family lost two horses seven pigs two cows hay implements and more. The cause remains unknown.
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Concrete Spur at Marion Center Is Completed
Marion Center May 22 The 1000 feet of new concrete from West Main to the main road at the station was opened for traffic, ending the detour past the Presbyterian church. The Cunningham Co will fill the area to the park fence with cinders if furnished, and a public subscription is taken to pay freight. A new cinder walk will be provided after the road work destroyed the existing one. The Northern end of the Cunningham contract progressed well with a goal of 1000 feet in a day, but crane trouble slowed progress to 630 feet. The nearby bridge over the station was finished Wednesday. other crews on Route 63 began work toward the Jefferson county line and expect to start the Home-Plumville job by June 1.
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West storms fatal to five in Colorado and Iowa
A Colorado wind and sand storm killed three people and injured three others in the Boulder Berthoud and Plattsville area. In Centralia Iowa an electrical storm killed M B Kesterson and his wife Laura, while another man died near McLeans.
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Trimble Family Birth Announces Daughter at Ann Arbor
Prof and Mrs H M Trimble announce the birth of a daughter May 20 at the Ann Arbor Hospital. Mrs Trimble and Mary Elizabeth are doing well. Mr Trimble is the son of Harvey Trimble of Indiana.
Fritchman Honored by Penn State Society
H. D. Fritehman of Tudiana joins the Parmi Naus upper class at Pennsylvania State College. He is a Junior, chairs the river fraternity council, and will manage next year’s wrestling team. A Beta Theta Pi member, he is active in campus life.
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Modernists Predicted to Win Over Ultra Fundamentalists
International News Staff correspondent reports from Columbus that General Assembly deliberations forecast a victory for modernists over ultra fundamentalists in key church disputes. The New York Presbytery case and reform efforts dominate discussion as liberal factions push for changes within church law and governance amid internal conflicts.
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New Mystery in Shepherd Trial Emerges
In CHIGAIGO on May 22 a new mystery woman, unnamed, is said to be held for questioning about events leading to the William D Shepherd trial for the death of his ward William Nelson McClintock. She reportedly attended the White home and spoke with Robert White before he recanted his prior testimony linking Shepherd to Charles C Farman's university and the typhoid germs allegedly used in the case.
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Cavalier seeks new trial in grandmother murder case
Philadelphia May 22 The first legal move to block the death penalty for William Cavalier convicted of murdering his grandmother has been filed. His counsel submitted a formal appeal to the State Supreme Court for a new trial. The case will be heard in early September in Pittsburgh. No specific errors were listed in the appeal.
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Evangelist J T Muffin to Lead Homer City Mission Meetings
Marion Ohio evangelist J T Muffin will conduct evangelistic meetings at Everybody's Mission Homer City starting Sabbath at 2 45 PM with nightly services at 7 30 PM Everyone is invited to hear the gospel preached with old time Pentecostal power T K George is mission superintendent The note mentions Simmon's walnut finish bedah built for sleep priced at mo 5 Sloan Bros 230x
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Chicago to New York air link inaugurated this week
Disjointed copy describes a planned transcontinental air route from Chicago to New York with a May inauguration and a 10 000 dollar figure. Mentions a new organization, Clement Curtiss Company, and personnel changes including a resignation of a postmaster and a new general manager.
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Maine Rum Runner Loses $45,000 In Seizure
Boston report states the steamship Van from Jonesport Maine carrying $45,000 in liquor was seized at Commercial Wharf. Eleven crew members were arrested after eluding raiders off rum row.
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