Five Miners Killed In Explosive Mine Disaster
Rescue teams worked to reach entombed workers after a blast, but rescue efforts were halted when company officials confirmed no chance of saving them. The dead include Henry Carpenter, 40, and William Evans, 62, with additional victims Angelo Mengi 28 Shelda Shalley 28 and Konstanz Tiltcak 38. About 2,000 miners were sent out of work as Nos 1 3 and 4 mines were evacuated near Edwardsville Forty Fort Kingston Edwardsville area.
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Sonce
Henry Carpenter
Forty Fort
William Evans
Kingston
Angelo Mengi
Shelda Shalley
Memorial Day Plans for Indianaans Detailed
Memorial Day program in Indiana includes Invocation by Rev. Bieber of Zion Lutheran, readings of General Order No. 11, music by a quartet, wreath laying by the G. R. U. S. W. V., and an address by Dr. Charles Poster of Indiana State Normal School. Afternoon services honor sailors at Two Creek, followed by Veterans and Mothers of Democracy dinner. Mothers meet Memorial Hall 9:45 Monday, then procession on Church Street at 9:30 p.m.
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Mothers of Democracy
Memorial Hall
Méndusee
Heath
Walter Robinson
God
Mary Bell Campbell
Hosack
Memorial Day observances and parade details
Memorial Day program outlines in Homer City include a parade from Church Street to Cemetery with Scouts flowers and G A R and American Legion participation. Services at Penn Run Presbyterian Church follow a morning observance and afternoon athletic events for charity, plus a feature on Lindbergh’s St Louis flight in Paris with French admiration and possible ambassador talk.
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Homer
G. A. Ry
American Legion, Jr
Church Street
Main
Juniper
Jime
Cemetery Gate
Homer City
Myra Siekenberger
Narry €. Prag
David L. Meadlee
Ji. L. Ritchie
Fife and Drum Corps
Montreville Seely
William Jenkins
Kingston
American Legion
Lindbergh Milestones in Paris Return Reception
Lindbergh landed in Paris after a 90 minute city flight, greeted by cheers from about 200 Senators and crowds along the avenue. Ambassador Herrick hailed him as our new ambassador, praising the pilot for a divine inspiration to cross the Atlantic not for government but from his own heart. Senator Lazar Weiler lauded Lindbergh, noting Orville Wright’s line that birds fly and don’t talk, while Lindbergh proved both flyer and speaker.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindberg
Europe
Lindbergh
New York
RMR
Nieuport
Brussels
St. Louis
Pelletier D’oisy
Senate
le Bourget
Herrick
Atlantic
Ambassador Herrick
Lazar Weiler
Orville Wright
Charles A. Lindbergh
Knotted Utah Juniper Revealed as Ancient Life Bond
Scientists report a knotted juniper in Utah shows vigorous life before Solomon's era. The tree, found at 7300 feet elevation, has rings embedded in rock, suggesting remarkable age and endurance.
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Solomon
Utah
Mens of Science
King Solomon
Radio Commission Faces Legal Challenge Over New Law
Broadcasters may protest the new radio law as constitutional questions loom. Commission members say the act may withstand court challenges while Justice Department experts study the law for potential injunctions. Public hearings can be requested by June 16 to contest power and frequency allocations set for June 1.
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W. J. G. Bullard
H. A. Bellows
Bellows
Justice Ndepartment
Radio Commission
Commission
Sargent
Dr Speer Heads Presbyterians Conference Leader Elected Moderator
In San Francisco on May 27 Dr Robert E Speer was elected moderator of the General Assembly without opposition. His acclamation signaled a possible end to the modernist fundamentalist rift as the assembly began pro forma sessions. J Wilson Smith of Philadelphia had once been Speer's strongest rival.
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SAN_FRANCISCO
Robert E. Speer
The
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Speer
J. Wilson Smith
Philadelphia
Funeral notices for Timberlake family and infant death
Funeral for Mrs. Timberlake lists relatives Mrs. George Barr of Deckers Point Mrs. L Gallagher of Pittsburgh Mrs. Frank Barr of Homer City Norman Boucher of Stafford Dr D Boucher of Portage R L Boucher of Taylorsville An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Mogle died May 18 She leaves parents and brothers and sisters Clair Basil Olive Bernard Dale and a tavin brother Interment Smicksburg Cemetery May 19 Lawrence O Harrah found dead in Grant township aged 50 survived by his wife three sons and three daughters
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George Barr
Decker’s ‘Point
L. Gallagher
Pittsburgh
Frank Barr
Homer City
Norman Boucher
Stafford
8. D. Boucher
Portage
R. L. Boucher
Taylorsville
Jacob Mogle
Clair
Basil
Olive
Bernard
Dale
Smicksburg
Lawrence O. Harrah
Lawrence O’harrah
Grant Township
Four youths fined at Seward for vandalism
Four men from Centerville near New Florence were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a spree of property vandalism along the railroad at New Florence and Seward. Russell Beal George Pendexter Mack Boring and Kermit Boring, all about 20, were arraigned before Squire W. H. Sharp in Seward and fined $10 plus costs totaling $18.29 each.
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New Florence
Seward
Russell Beal
George Pendexter
Mack Boring
Kermit Boring
Centerville
Squire WH
Sharp
Children with spotless school records graduate mutual report
Dwight and Perry Miller aged 11 and 12, sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of Hesh ben and grandchildren of County Commissioner and Mrs J Campbell, graduate from Heshbon public schools. Perry has no absences or tardies in five years and Dwight shares the same perfect attendance for three years with only two absences in the five year course.
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Dwight
Perry Miller
Harry Miller
Heshben
J. Campbell
Heshbon
Perry
Rabbis to take part in temple Beth Israel services
Six prominent rabbis will participate in dedicatory services in June for the new 200000 temple Beth Israel erected by the Hebrew Reform congregation in Altoona Pennsylvania. Among those present will be rabbis Levie Wolsey Philadelphia Moses J Abels Borah Park Brooklyn Salomon Basel Louisville Nathan Barish Hermant Rosca and others.
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Altoona
Temple Beth-Israel
Hebrew Reform Congregation
Wolsey
Philadephia
Moses J
Abels
Borah Park
Brooklyn
Salomon
Local residents visit court and hospital in town
West Wheatfield township fendar director Lichtenfels attended to Court House business. Watt Kinter of Chambersville and Clair McGaughey of town returned from St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after five months. McGaughey had four pieces of bone removed from his hip and can walk without aid. County Commissioners visited Brushvalley to inspect highway sites to Heshbon. R C Cunningham of Heashbon and Frances Alkin of Smicksburg were in town yesterday. J H D Ray of Parkwood area was among yesterday's visitors.
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Co. F
Clair McGaughey
Town
St. Francis Hospital
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Co Common Stock Jumps
Reports say a settlement with union miners may be reached regardless of which side wins control. The Pittsburgh field is seen as the coal strike battleground in the central field. Judge Albert H. Gary denied takeover plans and Taplin denied ongoing negotiations. Yet Wall Street reports persist as the stock market climbs.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Company
Taplin
Wall Street
Calicut Port’s historic voyage and conflicts
The text notes Calicut in Madras, British India as Vasco da Gama’s first Indian port visited in 1498 on the Indian Ocean. It records its destruction by Tippu Sahib in 1789 and cession to Britain in 1792.
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Vasco da Gama
Calicut
Madras
British India
Indian Ocean
Tippu Sahib
Man Regains Health After 15 Years Illness Tale
Edward Happ of Titusville Pennsylvania says years of back pain and dizziness ended when Thompson's Baroema cured him, claiming he feels years younger. Ad promotes Thompson's Barosma at $1, with refund by Indiana Pharmacy and Daugherty's Drug Store, plus Golden Lax Tablets at 25 cents.
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Edward Happ
Titusville
Thompson
Indiana Pharmacy
Deaugherty
Eastern Star Members Dine At Twin Gables
Seventy five members of the Indiana Order of the Eastern Star attended a dinner at Twin Gables last evening. After the dinner there was card entertainment. Mrs Mary J Lintner of Blairsville attended as a guest. arrangements were led by Worthy Matron Mrs May Boggs Smith. Subscribe for the Evening Gazette.
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Indiana Order of the Eastern Star
Twin Gables
Mary J. Lintner
Blairsville
District
May Boggs Smith
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