Mexico City Bullfight Season Brings Star Matadors
The season features top Mexican bullfighters and Spanish talent led by Silveti and Mejias as crowd favorites. Veterans like Malaga Martinez and Nino de Mia appear, with reports of goring and brave comebacks shaping the grid. Fans expect high danger and dramatic returns from injured matadors.
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Mexico
Spain
Juan
Owill
Yupia
Malaga
Alga
Martinez
Nino de
Nino de Mia
Bank Attorney Goes to Jail in Pittsburgh Case
In Pittsburgh Ott Gufao F, an attorney, was committed to jail after bondsmen surrendered his bond. He had been released August 8 while held on charges of converting funds from two building and loan associations. Seasorig remained held for court today on a new embezzlement charge involving 2600 and was named in another charge including forgery and conversion of property.
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Pittsburgh
Gufao F
Bis
Hossong
Negié Building
Joan Associations
Seasorig
Fights Open Season With Mexico's Bull Ring Appeal
The season opens with President and Cabinet expected in attendance. elite seats sold out.Mexican spectators pay two pesos to six pesos for seats amid a 35,000 crowd as promoters import Spanish bulls for speed and bravery. Supporters claim bulls and horses suffer no more than other slaughter, with immediate humane end for horses.
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Martinez
Malaga
Silvet
Lke
Benny Leonard
Tlass
Silvett
Jeffries
Sullivan
Silveti
Méjias
Mesias
Silvett Ia
Altho
Silveli
Madre
Republic
Spain
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Blairsville Centennial
Lewisville residents Earle Shields and D W Shields with the Shields family visited Blairsville friends including D L Marshall and family. Others, including Miss Florence Gergman Velma Barkley Elizabeth Menthh and Mrs Bertha Ewing, spent time in Saltsburg Clarksburg and Milo Hileman homes. Ross McJunkin and family from Indiana visited W L McJunkin and wife. Many from the area attended Blairsville centennial. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet at Mrs I M Speedy’s home Thursday afternoon. Mrs J G Tomb and daughter Lucille called on S T Marshall Thursday.
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Earle Shields
Vandergrift
D. W. Shields
0. W. Shields
D. L. Marshall
Blairsville
Florence Gergman
Velma Barkley
Elizabeth Menthh
Bertha Ewing
Saltsburg
W. Shields
Arthur Shields
Milo Hileman
Clarksburg
Nettie DeVinny
Sam Patterson
J. B. Gibson
Tom Young
Ross McJunkin
Indiana
W. L. McJunkin
Women’s Missionary Society
I. M. Speedy
J. G
Local Visits and Ills Mentioned in Community Notes
STRANGFORD Will Marsh and wife of Homer City visited Mrs. Jane Marsh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Holby visited Mrs. Lucinda Holby Sunday. Stewart Myers is suffering with the quinsy. John Doney visited his brother Charlie Doney. Mrs. R. B. Dunmire purchased a new gasoline wash machine. Joe Manning is eyffering with rheumatism. Dan Smith of Edin visited Mr. and Mrs. Smith here. Ed Caffman and Miss Idd Marsh were Blairaville shoppers. Mrs. Garson Doney came to make his home with his son Charlie Doney.
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Will Marsh
Homer City
Jane Marsh
Maple Grove Church Sermons and Local Visits
MAPLE GROVE B F Farley Frank Williams Ed ward Cashman and EB Shaffer of Altoona each delivered a very interesting sermon in the Church of God Sunday. Marthe Sleppy left Friday for a visit with friends in Belsano and Coalport Mrs Rezza McCullough was on the sick list last week. Mrs Glenn Coy and children Alvin and Jane Ruth have returned home after a two weeks visit in Indians Rebecca Detwiler visited her son Alfred and family Friday. Caasipot was a Penn Run caller on Saturday Louie Cyevel Martin and John Hoffman and Clinton Bowers were coon hunting on Saturday night. William and Isaac Sleppy attended the Public sale at Roy Tates near Pine Plats on Friday Mrs Knox Carney of Indiana and re Brown of Manor were vests in the Albert Coy home on Friday William Lyons made a business trip near Pittsburgh recently George Greene of Beleano called on George Holmes on Thursday evening retail John Lambing was a Saturday evening visitor in the William McCullough home Clinton Bowers was a Hellwood Fern and Wyley have returned from a visit with their brother Mel Bile and family in Guyshoga Falls the oni BBC Farley 4 Gahan By Bunner Be a sis due to a home as spicer in Sean Hoa on Pitt.
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B. F. Farley
Frank Williams
Edward Cashman
EB. F. Shaffer
Altoona
Church of God
Marthe Sleppy
Belsano
Coalport
Rezza McCullough
Glenn Coy
Alvin
Jane Ruth
Rebecca Detwiler
Alfred
Caasipot
Louie Cyevel
Martin
John Hoffman
Clinton Bowers
William
Isaac Sleppy
Roy
George Holmes
John Lambing
William McCullough
Fern
Wyley
Mel» Bile
Ouyshoga Falls
Visits and social notes from Indiana County households
A string of social items from Indiana County lists Friday and Sabbath visits by Mrs Amanda Adams of Johnstown and others at the William McCullough home and various households. Mentions of juror summons for William Palmer, travel by J Ferguson and Ord Lee to Pittsburgh, and numerous visits among Ferguson, Coleman, Blangon, Nesbit, and Hile families. Also notes about Misses Anna and Boyd Black visiting in several towns and a report from a Sabbath School convention. Concludes with Tokyo dispatch: Buddhist women’s university approved at Sojiji temple costing 75000, to be completed in two years.
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Tokyo
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