Snow storm forces postponement of masque parade
Forecaster B C Lorentz failed to deliver fine weather for Halloween events delaying the masque parade. Snow and stormy conditions worsen into tonight and tomorrow with a possible Monday holding if conditions permit. The American Legion Company Dance at the Armory proceeds for a crowd despite the weather with warmer weather forecast briefly today.
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B. C. Lorentz
American Legion Company
Armory
Hallowe'en
Mr. Lorentz
Sr. Lorentz
Canadian Northwest
Iowa
Indiana Triumphs Over Kiski Club in Trap Shootout
The Indiana Trap Shoeline Club defeated Kiski Chit yesterday on Indiana Club grounds in a 60 bird event. Indiana scored 286 with Marty Earhart leading the day, aided by Bill Trainer and others despite a cold, windy day.
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Indiana
Indiana Club
Marty Earhart
Bill Trainer
Cy Wkin
Glasser
Moster
Kiski
Daub Fd Stephens
Maxwell
Heiva
Hikia
Moore
Teamner
Glasser Simpson
Richards
Stewart
Powler
Dickey
Gooree
Mycek
Margr
Pollack
Apta
Nimberlake
Kiske-Troneliand
Stephens
Kan
Radio Aids Rail Safety With Auto Stop Demonstration
In Detroit on October 30, railroad officials viewed a radio operated device to avert wrecks. A ten mile Pere Marquette test track showed a locomotive stopping from 50 mph via brakes controlled by a 100 pound apparatus and cab signal lights. Thomas Clark and the inventor attended.
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Detroit
Pere, Marquette
Thomas
Clark
Prosecutor Gets New Tie From Jury After Apparel Question
In Pittsburgh on October 30 Assistant District Attorney Andrew S Parke defended a witness's ability to identify a defendant in person amid a dispute with the defense over clothing. After court adjourned, a package marked from Jury Panel No 1 contained a new tie for the prosecutor as a reward from grateful admirers.
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Pittsburgh
Attorney Park
Funeral notice for Ralph Deboney in Homer City
Funeral services for Ralph Deboney aged 21 of Homer City will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Methodist Episcopal Church Homer City. Rev Reckard and Rev Moore will officiate. Interment will be in Greainland Cemetery Indiana.
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Ralph Dehoney
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vert Deboney
Masquerade at Indiana Motor Company Garage
An evening masquerade and Halloween party for company employees and their families occurred at the Indiana Motor Company garage. The event featured dancing, ghostly decor, and a late refreshment line, with about sixty attendees. A product advertisement for moth proofing with Lanvex follows.
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Indiana Motor Comepany
Chicago Carpenter Heir to Old Italian Title
Nicholas Antenore, a Chicago carpenter, claims possession of an Italian noble title after manuscripts in his attic allegedly show him as a Duke of the High patral standing. The yellow documents bear signatures of historic rulers and church figures, prompting experts to question the claim.
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Chicago
Nicholas Antenore
Prosent Manuscripta
Amie
Catia
Antinore
Charles Fourth
Holy Roman Empire
Philip of
Druse Attacks on Damascus Persist as French Hold City
Dispatches say Druse tribesmen renew attacks on Damascus while General Sarrail’s column under General Gamelin fights on the outskirts. France denies US protest over the Damascus bombardment and notes possible correspondence on American interests in Syria but no formal protest. Beirut reports 10000 more French troops arriving as policy remains unchanged.
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Frederick K. Abbot
Paris
Damascus
Foreign Office
Sarrail
Columan
Gamelin
French Foreign Office
United States
France
Herrick
Chet de Cabinet Leger
International
Syria
Gerson Agronsky
INS
Magistrate Deg Wolf Resigns From Mora Court
Pittsburgh Oct 40 Declaring seven years of mental strain emotional drain and physical reaction Tendard De Wolf resigns as Mora Court magistrate to Mayor Magee effective when a successor is named He says the time has come to withdraw before his strength fails and he faces Mayview He has no definite plans but will rest for a spell after leaving office
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Pittsburgh
Tensard De‘Wolf
Mora
Magee
Mayview
Magis
Wolf
Mitchell Goes to Trial in Army Conduct Case
NOTES OF CASE BY WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON WASHINGTON Oct 10 Col Bill Mitchell faces a jury of generals on six charges of conduct prejudicial to army discipline after his first line defenses fail. The court, the highest ranking ever for the Army, hears a half hour secret session as Reid and Moreland clash over a bill of particulars with the defense arguing for specific terms.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Bill Mitchell
Mitchell
Rehun
Col
Sherman Moreland
Dudge
Reid
Moreland
Three Week Motor Trip Ends After Southeastern Tour
Mr. and Mrs. George Lydie and Mrs. Margaret Harris return from a three weeks motor trip through Maryland Virginia Georgia Florida Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia. In Atlanta they attended the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association convention. An advertisement invites enjoying old fashioned music in an old fashioned church setting at First United Presbyterian Indiana on Monday evening November 2.
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George Lydie Agi
Margaret Harris
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Atlanta
International Convention of Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Leydic
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Tug Dance at Clymer Moose Temple Dance Night
Friday evening at the Moose Temple in Clymer hosts the season’s biggest dance with top music. Committeeman Legion Dance Tonight at the Armory invites couples at 1.60 dollars per couple plus 60 cents per extra lady. no single admissions. William B. Stahl seeks jury commissioner. Wis
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Clymer
Moose Temple
Legion
Little Roceil Lytle Improves After Illness at Hospital
The Lytle family of South 13th street reports young Roceil Lytle’s condition has improved after an acute appendicitis required immediate surgery at Indiana Hospital. Her doctors earlier faced alarm due to her critical state, but this morning’s news brings relief to family and friends. A political note in the third ward endorses AHAN & MCELHANEY for council, urging attentive service and local improvement.
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Ghitary
Pitman
Florence Pittmans
Frank Ditman
Daugh
al Archie
Hien Paliiser
Indiana
Holand
Lian
Roceil Lytle
Bert Lytle
South 13Th Street
Roceil
Indiana Hospital
Third Ward
Ashkal
Toworkt
White Township
Ahan &. McElhaney
Rats Attack Dry Agents In Huntington Case
Garfield Rose-Bortillon inspector of the Huntington police, credited with securing information leading to the arrest and conviction of Jerome P. James and H L Miley for the January 6 bank hold up attempt on Lawrence Sanks, president of the First National Bank of Pittsburgh. Sanks received a 7000-dollar draft as his share of a 10000-dollar reward. the remaining 2000 goes to a Pittsburgh detective who helped capture Miley.
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Huntington
W. Va
Garfield
Rose
Bortillon
Huntington Police Department
Jerome P. James
H .L. Miley
Lawrence
Satds
First National Bank of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Miley
Drunk Rat Tale Leads to Raid on Rankin Shed
Five federal prohibition agents raided a shed behind Carl Magula’s Rankin home at 309 Fifth Avenue. They found Magula allegedly preparing a moonshine mixture described as snake brains and lightning, in a ramshackle space cluttered with alchemist like apparatus. The raid followed an authenticated tip and used a search warrant, revolver and hootch testers.
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Prohibition
Carl Magula
Fifth Avenue
Rankin
Magula
Stillman Divorce Suit Surfaces In New Round
New York October reports Mrs Anne Stillman has filed for divorce from AL Stillman former National City Bank president. Proceedings to be before a Westchester referee on statutory grounds. Details of prior accusations and witnesses color the case, with both sides shielding information from public view.
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New York
Stillman
Anne . Stillman
Dames
AL. Stillman
National City Bank
Supreme Court
Westchester County
Mrs. Stillman
Grande Anse
Que
Fox
Fred Becuvis
Vandergrift High Visits Local Field Tomorrow
The Indiana High School will meet Vandergrift High on the local field at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The local team has shown marked improvement in teamwork in the last two games and believes they can win against the strong Vandergrift squad. Admission is twenty five cents.
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Indiana High School
Vandergrift High
Vandergrift
P. P. S. Had A Fine Party At Camp Restra-Walle
The Penn Public Service Company employer hosted wives and families for an evening at Camp Restra-Walle. Brief talks by company men focused on work topics and a stock selling campaign now progressing favorably. Thirty eight persons attended the gathering. Bargains Count adverts feature Gold Seal purrs for four days and more. De Luxe rugs for sale priced at $12.00. Harvey H Johnston's Bits.
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Penn Public Service Company
Camp Restra- Walle
Harvey H
Johnston
Distribution of foreign fire insurance tax to Pennsylvania localities
State Treasurer Samuel S. Lewis completed sending 998 checks totaling 690,343.45 dollars to cities boroughs and townships based on foreign fire insurance business. Notable payments include Allegheny 115,232.44 Philadelphia 184,175.05 and Mercer 7,322.74 among others.
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Harrisburg
Samuel S. Lewis
Allegheny
Clearfield
Fayette
Indiana
Jefferson
Lawrence
MecKekan
Mercer
Philadelphia
Venango
Warren
Nine candidates for Boston mayor shot at as entering garage
Dr. Walter J. McGauley, one of nine mayoral candidates in the November election, narrowly escaped injury when two men fired at him near his Jamaica Way home near Mayor James E. Curley’s residence. Police suspect political crank involvement.
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Boston
Mass
INS
Walter J. McGauley
Jamaica Way
James E. Curley
Incomplete Death Notice Seeks Deceased’s Name
A local obituary notice arrives with the deceased’s name omitted. The writer Mrs. Susan Schrecengost of 398 East Arch Street, Kittanning, asks for the missing name to print the notice. Also listed are used furniture items for sale and a church dance at Moose Temple in Blairsville, PA on Friday evening October 5.
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Moose Temple
Blairsville
Devotional and lecture on oratory skills by Dr MacMurray
Reverend C B Emer led devotional exercises at the Methodist church while Prof Yoder directed the song service. Dr MacMurray spoke on Getting Results in Oral reading and gave an object lesson showing the public school approach to reading. He recalled his Kansas University connection and noted reading contests in high school. The talk praised education and civic ideals and referenced Old Ironsides as a symbol of democracy.
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Hugh M. BE
C.B
Maem
Ironsides
Siwitzerla
Duzroundi Agassiz
Dr E
Tax Parley Seeks Endorsement From Hearings Saturday
Washington reports on the ongoing public participation in shaping the new taxation bill. Treasury officials appear before the Means Committee, with Republicans retiring to draft proposals and Democrats expected to have no authorship, while discussions focus on totals around 300 million and plans for promoting or continuing existing taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Tha.w
Tee
Mellon
Pageant at Second Ward School to be staged Friday
On Friday evening the pupils of the Second Ward School will present a pageant and tableaux in the school auditorium. The program will include groups, choruses and scenes from famous piety books as part of the event to support the school commissioner's vote for Win.
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Second Ward
Foy
Ste
Fayette School Directors Condemn High School Sports
Uniontown Pa Oct 30 Scholastic athletics in Fayette county stood close to the end as the county school directors association condemned the exhibition in high school sports. The action reflects tension between Uniontown and the county over whether officials should allow events.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Outabde Ora
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