Arizona court hears Wells bandit ties in Page case
Testimony links ADE Wells to two holdups near Page Arizona with accomplices Mia Schroed and Dague. Witnesses describe a loaded club found on Wells and note a courtroom scene where Norton accuses and details a bandit trio. The narrative shifts to religious notices and local church services across multiple congregations, listing times and ministers for Sunday worship and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Page
Tex
Mia
Schroed
Dague
Witt
Pat Nelson
Delivene
Arizona
Joe Ha
Cass
Norton
Minda
Stern Gangater
Mall
Traneer
Rong L. Jennings
Enix
Chain of Wells
Iting
Florence
Joe Chapman
C. M. Lindley
J.gintley
Indley
Chapman
Baccalaureate Service Details at Local Church
On from page notes the morning worship schedule lists the united presbyterian church as hosting with minister W Shane. Morning services at 9 46 and 11 00 included a communion. No evening service planned for the baccalaureate event at Gee Bere Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Churches
W.shane
Gee Bere Court House
German protests over American reparations bonds debated in Congress
Congressional opposition grows to American absorption of 100 million dollars in German reparations bonds. Critics warn the move ties US to the Young Plan and Europe’s dispute, while supporters say it won’t unsettle US markets. The issue, led by J. P. Morgan & Co, could force the US to take an official stance in Germany’s reparations case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Treasury
Mellon
Capitol Hill
McFadden
United Staat
Europe
Germany
France
England
United State
J. P. Morgan and Company
Pinchot Tackles Election Theft Claims in Allegheny County
Former Governor Pinchot charges bold theft of votes across Pennsylvania. He cites alleged machine manipulation in Philadelphia Lackawanna and Archbald and claims dozens of divisions reported impossible vote totals. He says election boards failed to send ballots and some ballot columns burned out.
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Allegheney County
Pinchot
Edward C. Martin
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Pike County
Philadelphia
Lackawanna County
Nar
Ana’ Diylalon
Archbard
Brown
Phillips
Dickson City
Pincchot
Archbald
Toal
Pinghot
Governoy
Senator
Angry mob rioting leads to five arrests
Five arrests were made in connection with the rioting. Argo was jailed after Skinner informed the sheriff of the alleged attack upon his wife. Skinner said he had searched with officers for details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo
Skinner
Rioting and sniper fire wound inmate during jail riot
In a riot, a two year old Skinners child was not seriously harmed while an unknown sniper fired through a window. National Guardsmen used tear gas and rifles to disperse the mob after attempts to storm the jail. The wounded prisoner remained hospitalized with no prospect of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plata
Mra Skinner
Nationial
Jones Triumphs In 86 Hole Golf Match Win
Jones defeated Wethered in a gruelling 86 hole contest to claim a decisive victory in the tournament. He built a four hole lead after the 20th, extended it with a strong 28th, and maintained superiority as Wethered struggled with putter and long game. The win marked the most impressive margin of Jones's matches this event, ending lengthy, tense play that had observers optimistic for Wethered’s upset bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Jones
Niver
Wethered
Ameco capsizes off Santa Monica killing holiday crowd
A 40 foot excursion craft the Ameco overturned a mile off Santa Monica shore during a heavy squall. Survirors say the boat rolled twice throwing women children and men into the sea as searchers scoured the rough seas through the night. Crowds on shore heard the screams as passengers were hurled overboard and some clung to the hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameco
Santa Monica
Coast Guard
Harry McIntosh
Algo
Fire Destroys Roof at Carney House in Conthouse
Fire officials investigate cause and origin after a blaze damages Mrs. Carney's furniture and smoke and water affect parts of the home in Conthouse. A nine o'clock false alarm at T A McGaughey's North Tenth airput followed burning paper in a furnace, with a goat in the blaze believed to have triggered the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
T. A. McGaughey
North Tenth
McGaughey
One Racer Dies After Northern Smash
A racing accident left one rider dead and his brother ejected with a fractured jaw and other injuries. The mechanic died soon after hospital arrival. Two others were hurt in a six-car crash in the northern circuit. Deacon Litg of DuBois and Aaron T. Vance of Indianapolis were among the injured, assisting Chester T. Gardner of Pittsburgh. Fred Roberts of Danville aided Peter De Paolo, a leading entrant.
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Wepee
Deacon Litg
DuBois
Aaron T. Vance
Indianapolis
Chester T. Gardner
Pittsburgh
Fred Roberts
Danville
Peter de Paolo
Aged 86 dies at Rochester Mills and McIntyre death notices
Mrs. Hiyadh A Brown aged 86 passes away at her Rochester Mills home from complications of advanced age. She lived in Rochester Mills most of her life and was active in the Christian Church, leaving two sons five daughters forty two grandchildren and forty three great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at her home with burial in Rochester Mills Cemetery. Also Katherine V Setlock sixty dies at McIntyre from broncho pneumonia after nineteen years in the town. She leaves five sons five daughters thirteen grandchildren. Funeral at Melntyre Catholic church Monday evening with interment in Iselin Cemetery.
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Hiyadh
S Brown
Saltngnahy
David T. Brown
Rochester Mills
Abel Oe
Brown Paatina
Christian Church
George
Daconia
Oita
Raymond
Kiamit
Kansas
Elizabeth Doty
Etta Vanbear
Locust
Alpha Sheedley
Jennie Shank
Indiana
Fred L. Fink
Indiana Christian
Melntyxg Catholic
Iselin
Auto race ends in 500 mile peril. Arnold wins in gray racer
The event starts with a risky skid and a multi-car collision near the speedway. Arnold, in a front-drive eight-cylinder, leads from lap three and never loses the lead, despite other drivers and mechanics escaping injury. Arnold makes one fuel stop for three minutes and tires, then resumes to finish first with a large number 4 on his hood. Spider Matlock serves as his racing mechanic.
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Diih
Marlon Trexler
Indianapolis
Arnold
Spider Matlock
Los Angeles
Never & Challenge
Graf Zeppelin Passengers Questioned After Lakehurst Visit
Commander Hugo Eckener described the voyage as a test of a dirigible through heavy squalls near the equator. He noted the Graf Zeppelin faced severe Atlantic squalls and a prior storm tore a fin but caused no ballast loss or needed repairs. The Los Angeles and Vigilant tailed the ship, and passengers were brought to the welfare building for customs questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Vigilanta
Government Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Cup
Toms
Hugo Eckener
Baymudac
Atlantic
Florida
Eckener
Europe
Seville
Spain
Friedrichshafen
Rio de Janeiro
Pernambuco
Cassary
Memorial Day Observation and Parade Report
Memorial Day was quietly observed with a large parade along Pill Dip street and a park program. Hon. Frederick A. Godcharles delivered the principal address with John H. Hill and Gen. Logan's Memorial Day order mentioned. the event praised for its orderliness and quiet recollection.
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Piltriotte
A.goldcharles
Indiana
Robert
M. Wishes
Haron
Memorial Day Memorial Service at Cookport Camp
A large crowd gathered Saturday at the Methodist Church in Cookport for Memorial Day rites held by James O'Neal camp No. 164 of the veterans group. Rev McKnight led the service with an address and a sermon. Major McLain delivered remarks and the conductor led a patriotic program assisted by local Guard members and the Cookport women’s groups.
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Ite
James O'Neal
Tinion
McKnight
Mtoe Dloniker
Dritelpal Add
McLain
Mother and Daughter Supper Held by Presbyterian Girls Club
The Girls' Club of the Presbyterian Church held a social evening in the church social hall on Monday at 6 30 with a program of music and readings and a served lunch. The gathering targeted girls aged twelve to sixteen and was supported by local officials and welfare staff during county relief efforts in Johnstown and Windber.
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Theresbyterian Church
Charlvn ‘L. Behee
J.henderson
Misa Agnes-“Stadtmiller
Johnstown
Windber
J . _ Robert McNeal
Saltabore
Wes Amoner
Indiana
Hs Ae
L. O. Widdowson
Franklin Strest
Old Herb Man Endorses Collier's Old Herbs
A testimonial from Indianan residents about Collier's Old Herbs, claiming relief from long standing stomach problems, belching, gas, and constipation after trying various medicines. The endorsement comes from D S Palmer of 308 South Patth Street and promotes the product sold at Trainer's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.W. Trainer’s Inc
Phila
Inediana
Collier's
Sation
D. S. Palmer
South Patth St
Indisha
Collier’s
Trainer
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Magsea
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Rieher
Junior Christian Endeavor
Zion Young Peoples
Valley of T Children’s Division Nf
Zion Luttheran Church
First Baptist Church
Arthur B. Fowler
Tristess
Arthur
Fowler
The
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Free Methodist Church
H. W. Armstrong
Myrtle Crabtree
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Scott
Goss
R. I. Clark
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. McCamey
Homer City
Charles BE
Elmer Cravener
Office of the Holy Spirit
Union
8. C
Steele
Luther Chapel
Robt. Fry
Onc
Brown’s Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
Blairsville
Jall
Graf Zeppelin
Medicing
Tawreng
Tibet
AT the
Ritz Theatre
Tures
MR. Tibbet
Water Kent
Blair F
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