Party Loyalty and Primary Elections Discussed
The text discusses party loyalty during the next two weeks, noting elections as a test of party strength in the United States. It explains primary elections select party nominees and bind candidates to voters, with rare violations by self-centered voters and references to Hon. Gunningham and Hon. J. N. Lang as state and court incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ids
Ters
Gunningham
J. N. Langudge
Court of Com
Open Season For Deer Declared In Six Counties Of State
The notice proclaims a special deer season across six counties with dates December 18 19 21 and 22 1925. It explains license use rules including free licenses limited to residence lands and the $2 tag exchange. Hunters are urged to targets near farms and avoid protected or distant regions. It advises contacting Game Commission or Forestry and Waters for territory limits and ends with local infrastructure notes on Lansdale ramp rebuilding and North Wales sewer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Board of Game Commissioners
Harrisburg
Republican Candidates Urge Voter Support in County Races
The plea lists Mrs. Collie Ayers for Register of Wills Recorder of Deeds and Clerk of the Orphans' Court and William F. George for Jury Commissioner. It urges Republicans to honor party rules and vote for the last primary nominees on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie Ayers
Orphans’ Court
William F. George
Lat see ovens are in full blast in Latrobe area
Latrobe headlines report Whitney and Hos tsetter plants of the H C Frick Coke Company firing ovens to meet demand. Whitney plant has 800 ovens active with 52 more, while Hostetter adds 50 idle ovens. Both plants run six days weekly. Dorothy plant to remain idle during electric pumping system installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Anthracite Strike Nearing Crisis in Pa Mines
The seventh week of the anthracite miners strike ripples through Pottsville as officials warn of a looming crisis. Movements to settle the dispute gain momentum with warnings that prolonged stoppage will damage coal trade and leave winter work scarce. Labor officials note potential shifts toward unionized labor and dispute over apprenticeship and entry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty John Hays Hammond
Fact Finding Coal Commission
Hammond
United Mine Workers
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Murder trial hope wanes in Noblesville panel
In Noblesville Indiana on October 22 191, the trial of D C Stephenson Earl Gen try and Earl Kilnek for Madge Oberholtzer's death faced shrinking jury prospects as officials questioned the third panel of one hundred men with only five tentatively accepted. Six previously tentatively accepted jurors were dismissed after further examination, delaying a complete jury this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Kilnek
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Death notices merge with aerial tragedy in Bellefonte
The page reports the death of David Lowther and details his Indiana life and work for the Elkins family. It notes his funeral at Zion Lutheran Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery and mentions his widow Belle Conway. It also covers the funeral of aviator Charles H. Ames, listing Widdowson as funeral director, cremation in Cleveland, and interment in Ames’ Michigan home, plus route guidance from The News-Herald manager George Fahey amid fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Avenue
J. B. Baker
Zionatheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Conway
Indiana
John P. Elkin
Adda P. Elkin
Zion Lutheran Church
Belle (Shank) Conway
Amen
Bellefonte
E. E. Widdowson
Charles H. Ames
Frankin
L. R. Hill
Cleveland
Ames
Jackson
Michigan
Widdowson
George A. Fahey
News-Herald
8Th and
Elk Streets
Italy's Debts Mission Sets Sights on Final Settlement
Italy dispatches an industrial financial mission to the United States led by sygnor Grandi as the sole political representative. The group, backed by Mussolini, aims for a final settlement on debts based on debtor capacity, with Parliament ratifying any accord. Countess Volpi accompanies the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Coolidge
Sygnor Grandi
Washington
Mussolini
Countess Volpi
Penn Public Stock Selling Drive Launched in Johnstown
A Penn Public Service drive promotes sale of securities to employees and the public. Plans include part paid warrants at 11 dollars upfront with 26 monthly payments of 10 dollars, 66 1 2 percent interest, and a remaining 60 paid on call. Local officials from the Johnstown office outlined terms, with Dutch Campbell and band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Public System
Penn Public Service
Lisle Moorhead
Focal Company
Togatmester
Johnstown
F. C. Cooper
We AY Reiter
Pennsylvania
Miles Curry
Indiana
G. F. Scott
Penn Public Service News
Dutch Campbell
Carryabby
Hetel
Benore Ke Himelt
Corn Huskers and Apple Pickers In Demand Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports show corn huskers and apple pickers in demand in farming communities through mid October as construction and textile sectors stay busy. Steel, coal, and railroad jobs rise in Scranton, Johnstown, Pittsburgh, and other districts, with farm help scarce in Erie and Lancaster counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Labor and Industry
Scranton
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Erie
Altoona
Allentown
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lancaster County
High School Presentation Highlights Frances Willard Legacy
A school assembly featured a speaker who praised Frances E. Willard and the W C T U, urged strong student morale, and inspired higher High School endeavors. Miss St Clair donated two works on Willard and Virginia Caser received an honorable mention button in the essay contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Williard
Virginia Caser
Arrival in McQuiston Home Delights Town
Mr and Mrs G E McQuiston welcome a baby girl at their East Philadelphia street home. Both mother and child are reported in good health and doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. McQuiston
East Philadelphia Street
Tyler Mine May Resume Operations in Tyler District
In Dubois on October 22 a report says the Tyler mine operation in Tyler, used mainly for coke production, may resume after over a year idle. The revival would employ several hundred workers and comes as coke demand climbs and other mines restart nationwide. Details on resume basis remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Cascade
Sykesville
Tyler
Gazette sale at Rossiter garage event
The Evening Gazette may be secured at Meig Tyger's garage in Rossitey each weekday evening after the Indiana train arrives. The Tyger garage is open at all hours and the paper may be had there the same evening it is published. Kenwood W C T WU hosts a Hallows'en social and supper in the Kenwood store room October 30 at 8 PM. Members and families invited for refreshments. Sandwiches, pickles, pie, cake, fruit and coffee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Gazette
Meig Tyger
Rossitey
Tyger
Kenwood
Indiana news brief notes many visiting locals and transfers
A long list of visiting friends and relatives in Indiana is noted, with names from DuBois Homer City Syracuse Johnstown Rochester Mills Commodore and other nearby towns. The report also records church matters, a pastor move to Pitcairn, Penn Public Service officials at a banquet, and local civic items including a $25,000 new fire hall dedication.
Turkey prizes for high runs at Homer City pool hall
Three turkeys will be awarded as prizes for high runs at Joe Tremontana pool room in Homer City. The awards will be presented at midnight on Wednesday in November, though the exact date is unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tremontana
Homer City
Eees
Divorce Case Up to Synod Proceedings Report
DIVORCE CASE UP TO SYNOD continues from the first page. The day centers on routine church business and panel reports. New Orleans witnesses fights over marriage vows removing the word obey from Episcopal ceremonies and disallowing women lay readers with bishops and deputies at odds.
Notice to Creditora in Mazza assignment case
Notice is given that Joseph P Mack assignee will apply to the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County on Monday November 16 1926 for an enlargement of time for distribution of assets in the estate of Giuseppe Mazza. The assignment is from Giuseppe Mazza for the benefit of creditors and involves Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creditora
Joseph P. Mack
Indiana
Giuseppe Mazza
Creditore
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republicali
Lansdale
Lansdale-Colmar
North Wales
East Walnut Street
Snatalla Radiola In
Starrett Tools
Y Oo
Nippers
Ewart & Co. Inc
David Lowther
Italy
Mission Sails
U. S
Penn Public
Mcquiston
Rossiter Garage
Minerva Nolf
Jeasie George
Indiana Friende
H. C. Englebaugh
Cambria Steel
J. G. McAuliffe
OG. McHvory
Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Bonner
George F. Scott
Penn Public Services News
P. A. Weaver
West Mahoning
Toyachie
Idiana
Scott Thomason
Robinson
O. B. Emerson
Dawson, Pa
Methodist Parsonage
Rev. Emerson
Methodist
Hi A
Bradley Wilson
Graceton
Charlie Wise
Marion Center
Court House
Emerson Klingensmith
Josephine
J. H. Gray
Near Homet City
Gilbert Boring
Strongstown
Wilbert Boyer
Sagamore
Raymond Carney
West Lebanon
James T. Klein
Commodore
William Mottern
Rochester Mills
Geneva
J. R. Meekins
Lloyd
A. C. Altman
Marioni Center
Clyde
D. B. Waltimeyer
Penn Run
W. L. Cunningham
Glen Campbell
E. S. White
D. D
Pitcairn
White
Methodist Church
W. A. Reiber
Penn Public Service Company of
Indiana Hotel
W. F. Weitzel
Joseph Weitzel
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Clinic
Abington City
Plainfield
Carlisle Gas and Water Company
Meadow Brook Park
Audubon
Merchant Street
EMD
Ajax
Baldwin Loco Si.serys
Iveerenees
Goodrich
Hayes
Kinsas
Kelly Spring
Lehigh Val
M. K
N.Y. C. Sibacee
N. Yo N.H
Veseraisseese
Repi Tr. and Steel
Royal Dutch
Ree Blm DM
Rock Island
Ce.s
Sinclair Oil
Veae
Cal
Laat BT
Studebaker
Aee Rails U. &. Steed Wieseseeee
Wrestinghouse
Willys Overland
M Radio
Cpesseasserere
A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Boards of the Church and
Address 88
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphie
Butiling
State Normal School
Florence Macbeth
Civic Opera Company
Fraser Gange
Wanda Landowska
NEW York String Quartet
bin Chivy Vssie
John Neff
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!