Party Loyalty and Primary Election Dynamics
A fragment describes party loyalty in primaries and how pledges bind candidates and voters. It notes that primary results influence the general election and may split factions. Mentions candidates like Han and Cunningham and figures from superior court, with references to party discipline and honor bound conduct.
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Lutba
Pri
Coult Y
Han
B.cunningham
Sophie
United States
Thers i Superior Court
J. N. Lang
Mitchell L Stand Trial On October 28
Mitchell L Stand faces trial by a six by six army court on October 28 for alleged criminal negligence and amateur bungling. Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall presides. the panel includes generals who are noted opponents of his policies. If found prejudicial to good order, he could be dismissed, demoted, or fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Charles P. Summerall
Farmers Day at Punxsutawney Thrusday
Punxsutawney hosts Farmers Day with visiting farmers as guests. No parking restrictions will be enforced Thursday and streets will accommodate vehicles. Special police will guide visitors to parking spaces while the reception committee urges residents to greet guests warmly.
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Punxsutawney
Punxautawney
Republican ticket urged support in county election
A Republican appeal urges voters to back Mrs Dollie Ayers for judge and to support William F George for Jury Commissioner along with other listed posts, urging turnout and adherence to the last primary nominees under party honor and integrity rules.
Old Ironsides Week Postponed and Awards Promised
President Coolidge urged a nationwide Old Ironsides Week to save the U S S Constitution from destruction by mobilizing school essays and medals A bronze medal per elementary district and a national gold medal honor top writers while silver and state prizes reward strong work from older students, under donor Marion Eppley and Elks distribution plan.
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Congres
Citizensip
Marion Eppley
Newport
R. I
Coolidge
Explosion Destroys Home, Victim Family Left Destitute
Owner and three others jailed after a dynamite blast ripped the McLavish home front. The family, awakened around 11:30, fled as the house collapsed, windows shattered, and furniture damaged. Officials consider motives linked to possible revenue or prior witness status but offer no firm conclusions. The family, in dire need, will be cared for by local authorities until the case clears.
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McLaviry
Indiana County Court
McLavish
MacLavish
Coolidge Defends Prohibition Push to Congregationalists
President Coolidge answered prohibition factions by urging churches to build strong enforcement zeal and arguing that government cannot reform all public morals. He blamed lax enforcement on churches and communities and said the army should not be used to curb bootlegging.
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Coolidge
Geo. E. Durno
INS
Washington
Council of the Congregational Churches
Elks Promote National Essay Contest For Youth Medals
Deputies of the Elks will, with school and naval authorities, select bronze medals for elementary schools and silver medals for high school pupils. Awards run during Save Old Ironsides Week from October 19 to 24, with top essays forwarded to Elks national headquarters for final judging by officials of the navy and the Elks.
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Elka
Fromt
The
Elks
Navy
the Elks
Woman Found Unconscious on Boardwalk Near Homer City
Mrs. W. T. Little of near Homer City was found unconscious on the boardwalk by her home Saturday evening. A small board lay nearby, possibly used in striking her. Her husband and sons had been searching for her and revived her after a long effort. Her condition and exact cause remain unclear.
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W. T. Little
Homer City
WIFE SLAYER DEMENTED IN PUNXSUTAWNEY TRAGEDY
In a Punxsutawney home a woman dies after a double confrontation in a dining room. Mrs Moy er refuses divorce, a revolver fires twice. Mer Moyer lies dead, Mrs Moyer wounded and dying. Police rush the injured to hospital. the scene draws a crowd as morgue crews take the bodies away. Continued on Page 5, Col 8.
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Verma Quinn
Mrs. White
Mr. Moyer
Mrs. Moyer
Mer. Moyer
MISS GAILEY SAFE I NARRATE VOYAGE LOG
Contained aboard ship after a long voyage from the Azores to a distant port Port Said is expected to be hot with temperatures between 115 and 136 degrees The writer notes the Azores are beautiful with terraced grounds and clean houses though locals claim interiors are dirty The author praises the food and expects to continue the narrative tomorrow
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Azores
Nhey
Points on People at Indiana Court House Visit
A string of local: Charles Mealy of Weel Hotel Clymer Indiana visitors J M Ruffner Glen Campbell and others stop by the Court House Tuesday. Mrs Pearl Glover Josephine and J H Graham Blairsville call on Indiana friends. Glendale Bowers Rochester Mills Orrie Styers Ernest attends to Indiana business. Harriet Harman funeral attended by Greene family members from Charleroi East Liverpool Sharon.
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J. M. Ruffner
Aecessar of
Glen Campbell
Court House
Pearl Glover
Josephine
Indiana
Orrie Styers
Ernest
J. B. Greene
Charleroi
Charles Greene
East Liverpool
Nellie Greene
Sharon
Harriet Jane Harman
Perfect bridge hand again in Salem affair
In Salem Mass on October 29 an affidavit by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shepard claims a partner identified as Mrs King held all 13 cards of a suit in a recent auction bridge game. The first name was withheld to avoid publicity, echoing a Chicago tale where John Donahue once held all 18 diamonds.
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Salem
Mass
Charles W. Shepard
DeWolf Hopper Takes Sixth Bride Marries Again
The famed actor DeWolf Hopper wed for a sixth time in a quiet ceremony. Reportedly on good terms with his other wives, he and the latest spouse plan a honeymoon through the suburban woods as autumn frosts color the landscape.
Night School at Indiana High School Offers Courses
Night school courses begin November 8 at Indiana High School in chemistry bookkeeping shorthand typewriting practical English sewing cooking algebra arithmetic woodworking and women’s gym classes. Enrollment has met expectations in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting but few have joined other classes. A second registration is offered Friday October 23 from 7 to 8 pm in the high school building for anyone wanting to enroll. fee is 12 for the 40 lesson course.
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Indiana High School
French to Propose New Debt Settlement to United States
Paris reports the government will likely present a new debt settlement proposal to the United States before November 1, as announced by the foreign office in Paris on October 21.
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Paris
United States
Foreign Office
HelH hollow clues slow grisly mystery progress
County Detective Dunlap reported fresh clues at Hell Hollow as investigators continued methodical searches in swamplands. Discoveries include a headless body found October 6 by four boys, the head, a second body found October 17, and later skulls near the second body, with a cap and wiry hair indicating a man's identity.
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Dunlap
Gerry Weds Mrs Vanderbilt in Savoy Chapel
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Rhode Island will marry Edith Stuyvesant Van derbilt at Savoy Chapel at 10 tomorrow. Declarations of intention filed in Prince's Row registry. Gerry from Warwick and Providence ties noted.
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London
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Edith Stuyvesant Vanderbilt
Washington
Savoy Chapel
United States
Registry
Prince's Row
Gerry
Claridge’s
Vanderbilt
Brown's
Mathilde Scott ,Townsend
England
Senator Gerry
Warwick
Providence
Ambiguous Industrial Averages From A Narrow Window
A cluttered OCR shows varied percentages and partial company names, listing stocks and prices across many firms such as Roth Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Lehigh Valley, General Motors, Continental Oil, Pennock Oil, Studebaker, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Union Pacific. The piece ends with a sales line for vinegar barrels and a contact in Pittsburgh.
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Am, Sug Nee Bene
Bugat Isrrvereets
Mit el
Roth Steel Occ
Cereres Alm
Baldwin Loco
Cuba
Amnyoveceecia
Gen. Motors Visreess
Kansan
Reeneys
Lehigh Vale Ectieseaay
Mar
Bal Mar
M. Ke
N.Y. NL IL
Noty Pac
Peyeeneraeees
Pan. Am. Pet. B. .S
Rewernca Essa Eae
Punta Alegre
Pere Marq. Sesiseense
Rep
Ty, and Steel
Royal Dutch
Rock Island Wesreseeees
Sinclair Ol
Beseeeee
South
Pat
Q. of
Gal. i
Studebaker
Nid
Ind
N.Y
Rails
St. Paul Vescacerescues
T. Plo. O. A eTereeuers
Union Pac
E.ese
Sig
Tosa Pire Seca Eae
U.S. Rule
Ceee Ee
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Aeee Oy
A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh
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Bach Inc
Neiva
All News Dispatches
Col. Mitchell
Page
Old Ironsides
Ian
Aeris
RADIO
Radiola
Rica
Stewart & Co. Inc
Pega 5
Tadtene Goomew
MISS GAILEY _ “SAFE
India
Charles Mealy
Weel
Clymer
J. H. Graham
Blairaville
N. E.fyock
Penn Run
Tuesay
O. F. Glass
G. W. Cramer
C. C. Devinney
Glen Bowers
Rochester Mills
Orville Hancock
Blairsville
Harry Brown
Eugene Ferguson
Kent
Dewolf Hopper
Hell Hollow
Sen
Indiana County
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh Railway
George Walker
Phila
Peelar
Felt
Attys
Orphans’ Court
I’. M. Smith
W. F. Swan
White Township
Savings and Trust
W. CG. Chapman
Piette and
Pierce
Bregcator
Sarah F. Mlenning
Fleming
Philadelphia
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