Kellys held after Latrobe burglary arrest and prior cases
William Kelly and his mother Mrs. Alice Dubrow Kelly of Johnstown were jailed after a Latrobe burglary attempt where an officer fired at a fleeing suspect. Kelly, wounded, was kept for court. Mrs. Kelly and William Smith got 31 days for vagrancy. They had earlier cleared charges in Adams County and were acquitted in Pittsburgh federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Alice Dubrow Kelly
Johnstown
Cramer
Moreland
Patterson
Latrobe
Kelly
Pyle
Weat Latrobe
Bia
Free for all fight disrupts Blaireville rally on train
Disorder broke out on a crowded coach after a Blaireville rally when pushing led to a fight. A man alleged to be from Indiana slugged a local youth, were scattered by officers, and the crowd dispersed as authorities intervened. The incident concludes with the assailant being led away at another stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaireville
Blairsville
Indiana
Reed’s
Slugger
Abe
Fet Abborty
Weather Slightly cooler tomorrow as fair skies hold
The forecast calls for a cooler day with fair conditions tomorrow. A local Republican gathering is teased, promising a speech to energize supporters and outline campaign themes for the upcoming period.
Republican Hosts Take Old Blairsville by Storm
Blairsville Republican rally drew large crowds with 176 Indiana miners joining a parade of 60 horsemen and decorated autos. Delegations from Seward New Florence Salineburg and Indiana towns arrived by special trains. The procession ended at Dinstein's opera house for Taft and Republican Campaign speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Indiana
Weat Penn
Seward
New Florence
Salieburg
Binksville
Taft
Sherman
Blacklick
Tait
Salinburg
New Flor- Shee
Blaisville
Indiana Contigent
Strong
D. M. Caldwell
C. ©. McLain
John. Fisher
Richard W. Watson
Minera
Josephine
Market
Walnut
Spring
Dinstein
Opera House
Cone
Maugh River
William Howard Taft
Republican Congress
James 8. Beacom
Greensburg
W. L. Loser
Harrisburg
J. B. Baughman
J. P. Archibald
E. Ferguson
N. M. Thompson
Funeral of Mrs Coulter Wiggins in Blairsville
The funeral of Mrs Coulter Wiggins was held at Blairsville Presbyterian Church at nine this morning. Friends and WCTU members attended as Rev. W Barrett preached and Rev W W Criley offered prayer. The Presbyterian quartet sang. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery after a train ride from Indiana. Pallbearers included T D Cunningham J P Archibald Thomas Long Lyman Hay J P Lintner and T C Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
Greenwood Cemetery
Coulter Wiggins
Blairaville Presbyterian Church
W.C.T. U
Hey. W. W.criley
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Quartette
Cunningham Co Mid-Senaca Goata Jacket Suite Sale
Tomorrow all day and evening the Cunningham Co presents Mid-Senaca Goata and Jacket Suite for ladies and misses. New York representative will demonstrate goods. Also Piper's Famous Ping photos offered, orders drop at Acoma 25 Marshall Building. Presbyterian Church sale of desgris pastry and cake canceled. Miss Mary McKnight in charge. Festivities at Kiski on Halloween eight with political parade and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Co
New York
Mars
Piper
Alec Post Garda
Acoma 25
Marshall Building
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Pbarch
Mary
McKnight
Green Promises Big Vote at Lovejoy Meeting
About 300 attended the Republican meeting in Lovejoy on Thursday night. A large skating rink hosted the event with the Learn band adding enthusiasm. Dr. Spicher of Starfora presided and speeches were given by Felt, Stewart, Jackson, De Santis, and Peeler. Townships across Old Green promised the largest Republican vote in its history on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Learn
Dr. Spicher
Starfora
Addreasea
George J. Felt
Ernest T. Stewart
Walter H. Jackson
John B. de Santis
J. Elder Peeler
al Parte
Old Grean
Cow Puncher a Good Show at Library Hall
Hal Reids The Cow Puncher presented at Library Hall drew a good sized audience. Louie Kampdell as Tom Lawton and M. Hays as Dr Geraldine Graham sustained their roles with several supporting performers noted for their varied acts. Clever songs dances and rope tricks added to the western entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Reid
Golden West
Library Hall
Louie Kampdell
Tom Lawton
Ya M. Hays
Geraldine Graham
Bernie Gould
Spokane
Ike
Har
J. Guillard
Tacoma
Tim
Indiana Normal to Meet Apollo High at Normal Park
Indiana Normal will play Apollo High School at Normal Park at 1 45 tomorrow afternoon. Lytle Wiggins is out due to a head injury from a tackle against a tron post at Normal and will miss the Bellefonte game on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Normal
Apollo High School
Normal Park
Lytle Wiggins
Hutt
Apollo
Bellefonte
Erie Railroad Aligns With Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Pittsburg Post railroad editor reports Erie Railroad gains trackage rights from Salamanca to Iselin and along BR&P lines, planning an eastward entry into Pittsburg. The deal affects connections with Pittsburg and Lake Erie, Punxsutawney, Taelin, and Wabash access, with Gould lines involved and Wabash terminal sharing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Erie Railroad
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Iselin
the Post
Erla Railroad Company
Buffalo, Wochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Salamanca
N. Y
Erie
The
Lake Erie
Pittaburg
Youngstown
Wabash
Buffalo, Rochester
Punxsutawney
Buffalo
Rochester
Indiana County
Indiana
Tael'n
Wintondale
Taelin
Gould Lines
Businays
Erin
Butler
Pitsburg
Pittsburg & Western
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
du Bois
Clearfield
Recent Deaths in Indiana County and Club Notes
George S Ray a 60 year old Indiana county farmer died at his Crete Church area home from a chill suffered Oct 24. Survived by wife Lizzie Young and children Heber Arthur George Ethel Bell Ruth, plus brother W Dickey Ray and sister Mrs Robjart Johnson. Funeral at home Saturday at 10 with Dr J W Cary. interment Oakland cemetery. Also Mrs Gertrude Schisler 86 died at North Fifth Street home from acute bronchitis. Survived by John Frank Schisler Mrs Ross Bray Adam Schisler and Mrs Nibert. Funeral at St Bernard's Church Saturday. interment St Bernard's Cemetery. Clyde Lydick three months old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lydick of White Township died of pneumonia. Funeral at Washington Church near Marion Center Saturday. interment in church graveyard. New Century Club to meet Monday at Mrs J N Loingham’s home on North Ninth Street for Daughters Night with quotations from each member. In window displays two bed room suites at H H Steving's next to New Indiana House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ray
George S. Ray
Indiana County
Crete Church
Lizzie Young
Levi Young
South Tenth Arrest
Heber
Anthony
Arthur
Ethel
Bell
Ruth
Elster
W. Dickey Ray
Robjart Johnson
J. W. Cary
Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Gertrude Schisler
Valentine Schisler
North Fifth Street
Bavaria
Germany
Schisler
John
Frank Schister
Mra
Ross Bray
Latrobe
Clyde Lydick
Frank Lydick
White Township
Washington Church
Marlon Center
New Century Club
J. N. Loingham
North Ninth Street
Local visitors and residents noted in Blairsville area
A.W. Wilson of Kisk School Saltsbury and A.M. Riddell with John D Radaliite of Glen Campbell visited today. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall returned to Latrobe after a week here. Linda Detwiler, Arthur W Wilson, and Frank Keller were in Blairsville last evening. Dr. Harry Geesler received a football offer from Pittsburgh Lyceum, a former W J full back. Prof. and Mrs. A M Hammers returned to Pungsutawney from Cambridge Springs. Hammershag is improving and on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Latrobe
Linda Detwiler
Arthur W. Wilson
Frank Keller
Blairsville
Harry Geesler
Pittsburgh Lyceum
A. M. Hammers
Pungsutawney
Cambridge Springs
Hammershag
Weddings Placed Across Washington and Nearby Towns
W. 8. Sams and Migs Marie Phillips of Washington wed at the bride’s parents home on a Thursday night. William H. Miller of Cherryhill and Rosa H. Wilmer of Decor Point tied the knot on Thursday October 28 at Squire James A. Crossman’s office. Harry Myers of Youngstown and Matilda May Fennell of Salineburg wed Wednesday October 28 at Rev. Herbert Martone’s Prospect home. Dell Keith of Stafford and Goldie Laney of Lovejoy married Wednesday October 21 at Lovejoy before Squire F. D. Donshey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Sams
Migs Marie) Phillips
Washington
J. Warren Phillips
Tams
Indiana
Hervick
William H. Miller
Cherryhill Township
Rosa H. Wilmer
Deckera ‘Point
Squire James A. Crossman
Harry Myers
Youngstown, O
Misa Matilda May Fennell
Salinburg
Herbert Martone
Prospect
Dell Keith
Stafford
Goldie Laney
Lovejoy
Squire F. D. Donshey
Cunningham opens mid season jacket suits event in New York
The Cunningham Company invites Indiana ladies to a New York representative showcase tomorrow all day and evening featuring jacket suits coats and satin tackata. Steam dry cleaning dyeing pressing and repairing of ladies and gentlemen garments offered. Call Indiana Dye Works for details. Tearn's Superlative Flour appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham Company
Indiana
Vincinity
New York
Indiana Dye Works
Temperance Campaign Rally in Indiana Highlights Prohibition Push
A large Prohibition rally in the Court House, Indiana, featured Rev. Dr. J. T. Pender and Rev. R. E. McClure outlining temperance aims and past victories. Local speakers E. Walker Smith and Clarence V. McCreight argued against saloon influence, citing licensing impacts and hotel practices in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Indiana
J. T. Pender
Blairsville
Virginia
Pender
South
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Taft
Bryan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Prohibition
Congress
R. E. McClure
Assembly
McClure
U. P
Pennsylvania
W. A. Lible
Parkwood
E. Walker Smith
Neense Court
Clarence V. McCreight
McCresight
Workmen Fall From Scaffold at Conemaugh Mines
On Saturday October 24 John G Cunningham and his sons Wimmer and James were at work on a new storeroom when the scaffold broke sending them about 20 feet to the ground. Mr Cunningham was seriously injured while the boys escaped with only a few bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Cunningham
Wimner
James
Conemaugh Mines
Gunalpena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pal
Kirk
Tndigas
Taft and
Kiski
Hallowe
Lovejoy Republicans
W. F. Mann
Cunningham Co’.e
Todiane Electric
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Electric Co
H.H
Steving's
Hig
Indiana House
A.W. Wilson
Kisk School
Saltsbury
A.M. Riddell
John D.radaliite
Glen Campbell
Phillips
Krith—Laney
Cunningham’s
Saltsburg
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