Homer City Ministers Deny Speech Attack
The Homer City Ministerial Association denounces parts of a Johnstown Democrat article as false and seeks publication of corrections. They point to Mr Anderson's remarks about unnaturalized aliens and claim the piece mischaracterizes his statements on naturalized citizens and political power.
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Association
Johnstown Democrat
Homer City
Johnstown
United States
National Capital
District of Columbia
Teacher Dorothy Little Dies After Illness in Wisconsin
Miss Dorothy Little longtime Indiana educator died at her Gable Wisconsin home after years-long diabetes battle. She taught in Second Ward School last year and at the college summer program and was regarded as an expert in education. Sydney Harring, former primary superintendent, joins Indiana State Teachers College faculty this year. Ellsworth Lowry shifts from Indiana College extension to Pennsylvania State College faculty with Western Pennsylvania duties.
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Dorothy Little
Second Ward
Gable
Wisconsin
Miss Little
Indiana
Sydney Harring
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Ellsworth Lowry
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Engagement Announced for Grace Garson and Don Getty
Mrs. Howard D. Creps announces the engagement of her sister Miss Grace A. Garson to Don H. Getty at a Rose Tea Room luncheon. Wedding date not yet set. Also notes a fall suit shipment at The Men's Shop opposite the Indiana Hotel, priced at $19.50.
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Rose Tea Room
Howard D. Creps
Grace A. Garson
Don H. Getty
Indiana Hotel
Women Plan for Hoover Day in Pittsburg
Indiana Council prepares an engaging program for September 11 with Pittsburg woman attorney as speaker. The gathering spotlights civic involvement and prompts expectations of strong turnout and community interest.
Hoover Day Dinner Rally In Indiana County
The Hoover Day event on Tuesday September 11 prompts Republican Women councils across Pennsylvania to organize Hoover meetings. Mrs Edward Bennett leads the Indiana Council and hosts a Hoover rally dinner at the Indiana Hotel with speaker Miss Sarah Soffel former Pittsburgh city attorney. Tickets are 85 cents with Hoover favors. attendees include first time voters and all Hoover supporters. A Hoover headquarters tent is planned at the Indiana County Fairgrounds to recruit women for the Hoover Curtis Club.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Edward Bennett
Indiana Hotel
Sarah Soffel
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Soffel
Council of Republican Women
Indiana County Fairy
Hoover-Curtis Club
College merger approved for Albright move to Reading
The Pittsburgh Evangelical Conference voted to merge Albright College Meyerstown and Schuylkill College Reading, relocating the combined institution to Reading as Albright College. Dr F F Hetrick was named presiding elder for Johnstonown district. annual report shows 1500+ new members and $452000 raised.
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Johnstown
Pittsburgh
The
Evangelical Church
Albright College
Meyerstown
Schuylkill College
Reading
F. F. Hetrick
Jwhnstown
G. A. Collin
Franklin
Franklin District and Rev. R. ©. Miller
Rev. Miller
Indiana
Maze
H. F. Sehlegel
General Board of Church Extension
A. A. Winter
Lewisburg Evangelical Home
W. I. Teel
W. L. Golman
Eastern Pennsylvania
F.H. Schuster
Cleveland
Ohio
Grand Jury returns additional true bills
The September Grand Jury presented several new true bills to the Court. Names and charges include J Morgan and others for larceny. William Parker and Clyde Parker for possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor. Emerick Kaistofick for possessing selling and manufacturing intoxicants. Walter Blystone for statutory rape and adultery. W L Kuntz for felonious assault and larceny. Louis Neggie for assault and battery. Gordon Holabaugh Harkinson and James Harkinson for malicious injury to railroad property. Carl Peterson for larceny. John Carasi not true bill.
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J. Morgan
William Peace
Samuel Morrow
John Gray
William Parker
Clyde Parker
Emerick Kaistofick
Walter Blystone
W. L. Kuntz
Louis Neggie
Gordon Holabaugh
Charles Harkinson
James Harkinson
Carl Peterson
John Carasi
Chicago Movie Strike Settled
Chicago reaches a 21 hour pact between musicians union and Motion Picture Exhibitors Association preventing theatre shutdowns. The compromise adds 68 extra weeks of employment split across five theatres. Also notes a rummage sale by the M E Aid Society on Oct 5 and 6 with fair entries at 640 Philadelphia Street.
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Chicago
INS
Musicians Union
Motion Picture Exhibitors Associaton
Musicians’ Union
Two Los Angeles News: Matrimony and Flight Threats
Paris reports Constance Talmadge arriving as ex husband Captain Alastair Mac Intosh weds Leila Emery in a Seventh Arrondissement city hall ceremony. 60 guests attended a reception at Mrs Anson’s home. Ruth Eller recalls a fatal ocean flight and threats from husband Lyle Womack as she planned the Europe trip.
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Paris
Constance Talmadge
New York
Alastair MacIntosh
Leila Emery
Alfred Anson
Anson
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruth Eller
Europe
Lyle Womack
Aviatrix
Bomb Wrecks Chicago Home in Rogers Park
Chicago September 7 A bomb wrecked the home of Police Captain Luke Garrick in Rogers Park on the Gold Coast area. Garrick and his family escaped injury as the blast damaged the house and surrounding property. The attack appears linked to West Side gamblers and vice lords, mirroring the captain's recent crackdown after his transfer from a North Side to a West Side station by Acting Commissioner William Russell.
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Chicago
Rowers Park
Gold Coast
Luke Garrick
West Side
Rogers Park
Garrick
North Side
William Russell
W. C. T. U. Sets Café at County Fair
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will run a cafe at the county fair grounds serving visitors. They open a check stand and invite donations of pies cakes cream milk eggs butter baked beans vegetables potato salad and money from members and friends of the prohibition cause. A note mentions Rotarex electric liquor and Sloan Renessit at $79.40.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibitltion Cause
Vagabond King to Play at Ritz Theatre Sept 20
Stanley Elkin announces the Vagabond King will appear at the Ritz Theatre on Thursday September 20. The production features 92 performers, a 20 piece orchestra, and three car loads of scenery, and is billed as one of the largest musical comedy companies on the American stage.
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Stanley Elkin
Indiana
Ritz Theatres
Ritz Theatre
Air Derby Lead Maintained as Severe Fog Delays Races
Earl Rowland in his Cessna monoplane lands at Oklahoma City leading Class A in the National Air Derby at 10 47 A M Roosevelt Field experiences a heavy pea soup fog postponing takeoffs for Class B and C entries in the transcontinental derby causing air mail fliers to halt east of Middletown Pennsylvania and a fatal mist referenced in the same period Richards Airfield reports Leslie Miller of Los Angeles sidelined when a pipe on his Lincoln Page is found faulty officials investigate whether the derby will resume progress after the weather.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
INS
Earl Rowland
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Los Angeles
Air Mail
Middletown
Merry” Merrill
Young Coolidge Turns Twenty Two At Northampton Party
MS John Coolidge son of the President is twenty two today and guests in Northampton plan a party in his honor. He declines to discuss future plans and may pursue a position at Gav Ferrory Trumbull in Connecticut. He was hosted at a dinner by Mrs R B Hill and later visited Dr EK W Brown and his son Stephen, John's Amherst roommate. Separately Indiana County Civil War Veterans meet at the Court House September 12 to register names and badges for the Fair. Rotarex electric washers shown at Sloan Bros now 99.60.
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Northampton
Mass
John Coolidge
Gavferroy Trumbull
Connecticut
R. B. Hill
Coolidges
EK. W. Brown
Dr. Brown
Stephen
John
Amherst
Indiana
Court House
W. B. Stahl
J. H. Hill
J. M. Marshall
Ford Singles Hoover as Destiny Pick For President
DETROIT Sept 17 Henry Ford said Herbert Hoover is a man of destiny in an interview endorsing the Republican candidate. Ford argued the nation needs a president who can align the industrial and social worlds and praised Hoover on prohibition, calling his stance “absolutely right.” He described Hoover as an adviser and referee for financiers builders workers and consumers, noting Hoover’s long path to the presidency.
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Albert F. Munro
INS
Detroit
Mid
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Nomiee
Ford
Hoover
Moonshine Induces Panic as Blairsville Man Goes Wild
Joe Pelunke of Blairsville drank moonshine and believed he faced rattlesnakes, causing him to sprint through town yesterday afternoon. He smashed a plate glass window at the Associated Gas and Electric Co store, fled outside, was chased by officers, and corralled back to the borough jail. Sheriff Elmer Borland, mistaken for the undertaker Mr. Robinson, told him he was not dead yet. Pelunke was recovering from the imagined bites in jail today.
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Joe Pelunke
Blairsville
Joe
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Elmer Borland
Mr. Robinson
New Lot of Gas Ranges and Furnishings at Sloan Bros
Classified ad notes cheap end tables in mahogany and gold at Sloan Bros with price lines around 4.50 and 2.18. J M Stewart Co advertises quality gas ranges in white and colors, priced for thrifty buyers. Also lists fair entry entries at the Secretary's office Citizens Bar Building Philadelphia Street Room 6 Second Floor.
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Philadelphia Street
Citizen's Bank
Citizen’s Bank
Sloan Bros
J. M. Stewart & Co
Secr Tary
Philadelphia Stree
Citizen's Bar
Men Lose To Women In Local Registrations
The article previews the County Sabbath School convention on September 18 and 19 with favorable weather and large anticipated attendance. It highlights 2200 enrolled officers and teachers across county Bible Schools, expecting 1500 to attend, and notes strong program quality, potential 100 percent delegation, and special recognitions. It mentions divisional conferences each morning at 10 30 and comments on newly enfranchised voters interested in election and higher ward listings.
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County Association
Meaning of women's registry figures in Indiana politics
The fragment notes women appear on the voter registry in Indiana and suggests women voters outnumber men in a Fall election. It references Crest borough, Republicans and Prohibitionists active, with totals 5522 voters, 2463 men, and 3059 women, plus Democrats and Socialists listed, indicating women’s higher participation.
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Indiana
Crest
Reveree Bba
Dope Enters Dapper Case in Pittsburgh Murder Probe
Pittsburgh detectives pursue new angles in the Dr. Harry R. Dapper homicide case. They report irregular narcotics purchases over three months, including morphine, and suspect illegal procurement and pencil filled prescription blanks. Private records sought for light on Dapper's transactions remain missing.
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Pittsburgh
Harry R. Dapper
Carrick
Bettis Field
Dapper
Jun ea u Couple Wed in Jun eau Home Ceremony
Miss Leona V Stiver daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Stiver of Juneau and Luther G Bann son of Mr and Mrs G W Bann Juneau were united in marriage Wednesday noon September 5 at the bride home The ceremony was by Rev J B Troutman their former pastor Attendants were Miss Laura Baun and Ernest Stiver The newlyweds will reside in Akron Ohio and after the ceremony visited Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada for several days
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Leona V. Stiver
Merrill Stiver
Juncan
Luther G. Bann
G. W. Bann
Juneau
J. B. Troutman
Laura Baun
Ernest Stiver
Baun
Rossiter High School
Akron, C
Mrs. Baun
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Block Party by American Legion Saturday Evening
The American Legion hosts a Block Party at Cunningham lots off Philadelphia street at 7 pm Saturday. Prominent locals and veterans will perform, with prizes at Trainers drug store daily at 11 pm. The event includes a monthly Legion meeting and a radio ad promoting bargains from J. M. Stewart and Auto Party Co.
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The
American Legion
Cunningham Lots
Philadelphia Street
Allison
Rex Confeet
Onery
Gompers Alley
James McNelis
Fred Weitzel
Burnell Shea
Clair Weaver
John Erickson
Frank Vogel
James Lipley
Herbert Manners
Tom Moorhead
Trainer's Drug Store
Nlo'vlock
Legionnaires
Al Smith Plans Omaha Speech and Western Campaign Tour
Albany Sept 7 Governor Al Smith announces a campaign start with a speech in Omaha on Sept 18 and a two week tour of the region west of the Mississippi. The decision follows weeks of study by leading supporters assessing his candidacy.
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Forge Holmes
Albaany
N. Y
al Smith
Omaha
Mississippi River
Socratic
Hoover Tariff Drive Marks GOP Push in Campaign
The Republican National Committee launched a new effort to position Herbert Hoover behind the traditional protective tariff policy. The drive aims to convince American business that Hoover will stand with Tariff policy as a pivotal issue in the presidential campaign.
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William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Republican National Committee Today
Herbert Hoover
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Schuylkill
M. E. Aid Society
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Renessit
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