Alleged Taker of P. O. Receipts Arrested
Josephine youth of 20, miner at Smith Coal Company, McClintock, arrested by Post Office Inspector and sheriff for alleged robbery of Diaz post office receipts and stamps totaling about fifty dollars. He was jailed to await trial after being found as the only worker to leave town after the crime and later linked by a warrant search at his boarding house.
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William J. McClintock
Smith ‘Coal Company
Pear Josephine
Specter John Malcolm
Post Office
E. J. Galligher
Robery
Dins
John Thompson
Dias
Thompson
Gallagher
McClintock
Coal Production Rising in Central Pennsylvania District
Central Pennsylvania bituminous coal area shows gains from the strike as orders for prepared sizes surge. Output capacity expands beyond 1,106,107 tons monthly, with tipple changes increasing supply. By Oct 17 landings totaled 1,721,727 cars for the month and weekly figures averaged 2,708 cars, approaching September peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Thrge
Offi Val Pensisylvania
Atter Mov
Oniri
Quebec
Oet
Sea
Miss Virginia Schrecengost Takes Over Gray Shoppe
Miss Virginia Schrecengost of Clymer Avenue departs for Pittsburgh to enter the Marion-Frederick School of Beauty Culture and plans to open the Gray Shoppe in the Deposit Bank building after completing her course.
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Virginia Schrecengost
Clymer Avenue
Pittsburgh
Marion-Frederick School
Schrecengost
Deposit Bank
No Advice for Democrats Says John W Davis
Washington Oct 25. John W Davis once gave twenty political speeches daily but now he avoids politics entirely while in town to plead cases before the Supreme Court He declined any guidance for Democrats saying none whatever his only aim is to earn an honest living and nothing to say about politics
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Washington
John W. Davis
Supreme Court
Bavis
Amy
Plan to Halt Flow of Beer Into Pittsburgh
Federal Prohibition Administrator plans to halt beer flow into Pittsburgh from Philadelphia amid evidence of Volstead Law violations. About 80 carloads weekly supply Pittsburgh and nearby towns with wholesale value near 500000 dollars. Authorities to prosecute at least three brewery owners and close offending plants. investigation also probes alleged jail privileges for Johnstown brewer James Dicklich.
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Pyetsburgh
Eadanek
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Baird
Jilan — Dicklich
Johnstown
Somerset
Car
Somerset County
F. P. Schoonmaker
United States District Court
Fed
Blairsville Man Arrested in Illinois
Blairsville police report James Maddox arrested in Ottawa Illinois yesterday on charges of securing a car from a local dealer under false pretenses. Officers are sending a Blairsville officer to bring him back. Traced from Chicago to Ottawa via family movements.
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Blairsville
Qeet
James Maddox
Ottawa
Illi
Maddox
Te Place
Chicago
Meeting of the Republican County Committee Scheduled
A Republican County Committee meeting is called for Tuesday at 1 PM in the Goat House. All members are requested to attend. Chairman Wallace Thomas stated the call and urged full participation.
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Republican County Committee
Goat House
Wallace Thomas
Monday Musical Club Announces January Meeting
The Monday Musical Club schedules its first monthly gathering of the year for next Monday afternoon at Mrs. F B Stevenson’s home. The Year Book promises an engaging program as rehearsals start next week for an oratorical presentation to be staged at Zion Lutheran Church on November 30.
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F.B. Stevenson
Zion Wutheran Church
Butler divine reinstated in the ministry
The Synod of Pennsylvania lifted the suspension of Rev. W. W. McEwan, suspended by Butler Presbytery for divorce and remarriage. Butler plans to appeal to the General Assembly. The synod also addressed declines in men entering the ministry and a $250,000 deficit for the education board.
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Garlisle
W.W. McEwan
Butler Presbytery
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbytery of
Butler
General Assembly
Meltwan
Federal Council of Churches
Adn
Chetan Education
Mail Pilot Forced Down At DuBois Field
Aerial mail pilot J. D. Hill landed at the DuBois emergency field shortly after 1 am after failing to locate the Pancoast beacon west of DuBois. He flew westward, then returned and made a safe landing on the DuBois field, where the beacon light had been stopped. Caretak ar Halluin was on site in charge of the plane.
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J. D. Hill
DuBois
Pancoast
Aviator Hill
DuBois Field
Caretakar ‘Halluin
New Century Club Meeting Scheduled in Philadelphia Street Rest Room
The New Century Club will hold its meeting on October 26 at 8 p m in the Rest Room on Philadelphia Street. Speakers include Dr John A H Keith and Hon John S Fisher. Members with proposed new names should send them to secretary Mrs H I dohnatan at 124 St Third St inander to be posted on the club bulletin by Monday's meeting.
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New Century Club
Philadelphia Street
John A. H. Keith
John S. Fisher
H. 1Dohnatan
Third St
Inander
Two More Jurors In Murder Trial Reported
In Noblesville Indiana two more jurors were tentatively added for the murder trial of Bb. C. Stephens Bert Klinck and Ege Gentry over Madge Oberhuiteer death. Ten jurors were accepted with two expressing scruples against the death penalty.
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Noblesville
Ind
Bb. C. Stephens
Kundragon
Bert Klinck
Ege
Gentry
Madge Oberhuiteer
Army Hell Cat court panel shown for Colonel Mitchell
Seven generals and officers form the military court to try Colonel William Mitchell. General Summerall, head of the court, commands the Second Corps Area with HQ at Governors Island New York. Other members include Howze in Columbus Ohio, MacArthur in Baltimore, Graves in Chicago, Poore in Omaha, King at Fort Leavenworth, and McCoy at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Court
Wm. Mitchell
Summerall
Governor's
Iisland
Robert ‘L. Howze
Columbus
Douglas McArthur
Baltimore
W.S. Graves
Chicago
Benjamin A. Poore
Governors Rally For Abolition Of Inheritance Tax
A.Ways and Means panel hears a procession of state governors urging repeal of federal inheritance taxes amid the framing of the new tax law. The push to end the death tax for large estates surprised congressional drafters and prompted questions about who funds the campaign against the estate tax. Representative Rainey of Illinois questions sources behind the anti inheritance tax drive and labels arguments as economically unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hayward
I. N.S
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Illinois
Five County Farmers Day draws 450 despite rain in Punxsutawney
At old Presbyterian church Punxsutawney on October 23 more than 450 farmers from Jefferson, Clearfield, Indiana, Clarion, Armstrong and Arm strong counties registered for Five County Farmers Day. Exhibits included 245 farm products with corn leading at 50 entries, potatoes 48, oats 25 and wheat 25, plus a notable Potato Club display from Jefferson County. Poor weather of rain and snow limited attendance and exhibits, which otherwise would have likely tripled.
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Punxsutawney
Jefferson
Clearfield
Indiana
Claviot
Armstrong
Jefferson County
Indiana County
Clearfeld County
Armstrong Conty
Clarion County
Marion Man Sells Business and Home in Merion Center
J H Way of Merion Center sells his store and dwelling to Ralph Smith near Ambrose. Smith takes possession mid November after settlement with Tos Teopold, who retains interest in the dwelling. Way moves to Foster Lightcap farm near Kellysburg. Saturday specials list discounted clothing and household items with various prices.
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J. H. Way
Merion Center
Ralph Smith
Ambrose
Mr. Smith
Chvorce
Tos Teopold
Mr. Way
Foster Lightcap Place
Mrs. Way
Kellysburg
Former Wealthy Woman Gillian N Duke Dying in New York
Reported death of Mrs Gillian N Duke the former wife of James B Duke Tobacco magnate notes she is seriously ill in uptown lodgings. They divorced twenty years ago and she had fallen on hard times earning a living by music lessons and dressmaking amid false appearances.
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New York
Gillian N, Duke
James B. Duke
Mailligas
Duke
Roadworks Advance Across Buffalo-Pittsburgh Route
Construction on the Buffalo-Pittsburgh Highway pushes toward fall completion except for a three mile dirt stretch east of Delmont. Nine miles Kane to Wilcox near complete with all hard surface planned to Buffalo via Ridgway and Bradford. Clymer Purchase Line road being rushed to finish before cold weather with a gap at Clymer. Home to Plumville improvements cut dangerous curves and shorten the route, praised as a peach of a road.
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Buffalo-Pittsburgh
Delmont
Kane
Wilcox
Buffalo
Ridgway
Bradford
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Kane- Wilcox
Clymer
New York Central
Plumville
M. Ben
Civil Service Tests Again In Indian Service Exam
The United States Civil Service Commission notes a shortfall in applicants for recent examinations in Altoona Pittsburgh and other cities. A new exam will be held with receipt of applications closing November 28. Admission cards will state assembly dates. Interested persons should apply to the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board at their local post office for details and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Indian Service
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board
League to Hear Protest Monday
The League of Nations Council called a meeting in Paris at 4 40 PM Monday to consider Bulgaria's protest against Greece over territorial violations. French Foreign Minister Briand, acting as president, initiated the call after a telephone with Sir Edir Drummond. Briand telegraphed Bulgaria and Greece urging hostilities be suspended until the council acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations Council
Paris
Bulgaria
M. Briand
Edir Drummond
League
Greece
Fair Today Then Colder Weather Bulletin
Local weather forecaster F C Leventz released a bulletin noting today will be fair with increasing cloudiness and warmer followed by colder and stormy tonight. Tomorrow will be much colder with snow flurries and late easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Leventz
Faix
Wales
Eleays Ing. Lalate
Shaft No 2 mine closes after miners refuse to work
At a meeting of the Shaft No 2 of the B and st coal company miners are stopped from working with the IM W of A. adopting a ville agreement. The Ni coal and gol company notes little chance of resuming soon. A notice dated April 4 reports Sagamorgs mine employees shut with no immediate reopening. the company cites no basin improvement to justify resumption. Continued on Page
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Sagamorgs
Immedi
Pirates acquire Hall Rhyne and Paul Culliton from Seals
Pittsburgh reports two Seals stars Hall Rhyne and Paul Culliton join the Pirates for the next season after the club paid 86000 to release three Seals players. The deal adds power and infield depth to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ies
Carson Bighee
Addi Cullotin
Nitcher
San Francisco
Frail OCR Fragment on Butler Gas Company Site
Fragmentary text mentions Butler gas company with eight acres near Trade Cil and a tent struck incident. Readable items reference a company presence near a territory with several large structures and a nearby sighting, but details are unclear.
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Butler
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Osephine
William E. McClintock
Wild
Rochester Mills
Butler Divine
W. W. McEwan
Presbyterian Synod
Ody Fountain Service
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Polylol's
Hell Cat
Howie
IC. P. Summerall
McCoy
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Sta” Ge, Ciagette Stationery Oe Pa
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