Fifty five listed for court trial in September
Fifty five persons are listed for trial at the September term of criminal court, presided by Judge J. N. Langham and prosecuted by District Attorney William M. Reufack. State Trooper John Mehallick faces trial, delayed to December due to United States Senator James J. Davis trial in New York. Vincent DiMino and others are scheduled for September 13 for charges including explosives, false licensing, and fictitious names. DiMino remains jailed on nineteen thousand dollar bond amid related proceedings. other cases include Mrs Etta Noel and her daughter for alleged newborn death involvement, and William Snyder for involuntary manslaughter. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
William MM. Reufeck
Commonwealth
Langham
John Mehallick
Charles J. Margiotti
United States
James J. Davis
United States District Court
New York City
Davis
Margiotti, Fron
Wilbur Vite
Near McGees Mills
Glen Campbell
Vincent DiMino
Thigisha
John Kaplas
Vincent Domino
James di- Tsing
Attumney
Wists
Joseph Vi. Dison
Blairsville
Will Am Snyder
Snyder Bay
Cambridge Girl Found Murdered in City Bushes
Cambridge Mass A one year old girl Margaret McCarthy vanished while running a small errand yesterday and was found murdered in bushes near the Harvard Divinity School. Police say flecks of blood on her threat and an empty play bottle nearby imply an assault. Scene is a residential area about a mile from the McCarthy home in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Margaret McCartoy
Harvard Divinity School
Hottie
Ie Hey
Tha Ciy
Coast Geodetic Survey Corps Camp In Indiana County
Detachment from the Coast and Geodetic Survey establishes control monuments from Wellsboro to Uniontown in Indiana County. Ten day camp near Hussle Lodge on Snaitsburg road, under Lt G T Anderson, Lt Porter, and Junior Engineer Park. About 40 officers and men, many college graduates in civil engineering, travel in 20 trucks and erect 100-foot survey towers with bronze caps. NRA funds enabled extended work and more manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Uniontown
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Indiana County
Snaitsburg Road
Hussle Lodge
Wiliam Penn Highway
Blairsville Cemetery
G. T Anderson
Liieutenant Porter
Park
Anderson
NRA
Coas
Geodatia
Regilar
Revenue freight loading climbs to year’s peak
Washington reports the revenue freight for the week ending September 2 totaled 666,652 cars, the highest weekly total this year. The American Railway Association notes a gain of 34,654 cars from the prior week and 105,827 more than the same week in 1932. All districts except Central Western rose versus 1931, while Pocahontas bucked the trend with a rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Railway Association
Central’ Western
Pocahontas
Wets and drys vie in Pennsylvania repeal race
Warrisburg reports Minty candidates tallying about 15 pledged to wets and a similar number to drys in the race shaping Pennsylvania’s action on repealing the 18th Amendment. Roughly a million signatures were filed with the secretary of the commonwealth as petitions closed. Independent names were absent. The November vote will select 15 delegates to the state convention, with December 4 set for the convention to declare Pennsylvania’s stance on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Penmnsylvania
Bicycle Racketeers Ordered to Reassemble Stolen Bicycles
Nine boys aged six to twelve, accused of stealing bicycles, dismantling and repainting parts for resale, were ordered by Bellevue police to work with fingers to reassemble the dozen bikes as they await hearing. The case mirrors larger thief rings as officers note the scope of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitsburgh
Hellevue
Sald
Cuba junta clings to power as Mexico pledges recognition
Havana reports say the Revolutionary government backed by bayoneted force administers all departments while seeking acceptance from the United States. A 200 officer revolt and ABC resignations threaten the regime, but the junta asserts it can govern until a constitutional convention. Mexico moves toward recognition, with more Latin nations expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Havana
Revolutionary Government of
Cuba
United States
Zens
Francisco Guardiola
Treasury
Mexico
Young Artistes Open Monday Musical Club
Two brilliant artistes Miss Elizabeth Hartrantz Nicely pianist and Miss Mary Elizabeth Ellis violinist featured at the opening meeting of the Monday Musical Club at Mrs. David Blair’s home on Church Street last evening. They presented a classical and contemporary program including Bach Brahms Chopin Kreisler and Saint Saens with encores and several concert pieces. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hartrant
Nicely
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Monday Musical Club
David Blair
Church Street
Irish group out to oust De Valera
In Dublin on September 9 the United Ireland Party emerged under General Eoin O’Duffy, leader of the Blue Shirt Army, pledging to defeat President Eamon De Valera. The new party forms from a merger of the former President William T. Cosgrove supporters, the centes party, and Blueshirts followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
UNS
Eoin O'Duffy
Blue Shirt Army
United Ireland Party
Famoun de Valera
de Valera
Hnd
William ‘Ty
O’duffy
Private Funeral for Dr Parkhurst Held in Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J Sept 1 Private funeral services were held for Rev Dr Charles Parkhurst Jr a noted anti graft crusader who died after a fall from a wine low at his nephew’s home The Rev Henry M Mellon pastor of the local Presbyterian church officiated The body will be cremated in Philadelphia per Dr Parkhursts wishes and ashes interred beside his first wife Ellen Bodman Parkhurst in Northampton Massachusetts Services included plans to send the ashes to Northampton for burial alongside his first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Charles Jr
Parkhurst
Henry M. Mellon
1 Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Nohelampton
Masa
Ellen Bodman Parkhurst
Tourist Information Desk Aids Chicago Century of Progress Visitors
The Tourist Information Bureau in Hotel Moore lobby remains busy. Maps and guidance assist tourists and locals planning trips to the Chicago Century of Progress. Free route guides show numbers miles and towns for Chicago Fair travel. Community notices call for W C U meeting and lessons in citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Laly
Trafic
Chicago
Indiana
Butler
New Castle
Ebensburg
Medicos Meet Next Thursday in Indianapolis Area
The Indiana County Medical Society will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday September 14 at 2 00 p m in Municipal building North Seventh Street The program features a talk on Mental Hygiene in Industry by Dr Charles H Henninger The Women's Auxiliary meets the same day at 2 00 p m in Collegelon Room with Miss Florence Wallace discussing the Community Chest The ninth annual meeting of the Women Auxiliary to the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania will be in Philadelphia October 23 Head quarters at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel Reservations to Mrs Frederick Beaddl 319 Green Lane Philadelphia Reduced railroad rates apply to State Society members and families with 100 certificates needed for the rate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Medical Society
North Seventh Street
Charles H. Henninger
College Lon ‘Vea
Florence Wallace
Women's Auxiliary
Medical Society
State of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford Hotel
Frederick Beaddl
Green Lane
State Society
Sheriff Sale Properties Move in Indiana County
Sheriff A Eugene Wilson sold multiple county properties at yesterday's sheriff sales in the courthouse. Sales ranged from 40 to 425 dollars with parcels in Glacklink Blairsville Center White Blairsville Indiana and other townships. Purchasers included Blairsville Savings and Trust Company Indiana County Building and Loan Association and GL Clawson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eugene Wilson
Court House
R. J. Henry
Glacklink Township
Blairsville Savings and ‘Trust Company
Guy W. Baker
A. W P. Baker
Philip J. McConnell
Hlaireville
Center Township
No Nice Girl Swears At Atlantic City Beauty Pageant
INS columnist Alice Leone Moats visits Atlantic City to view a national beauty pageant and share impressions. She notes modest attire rules, smoking restrictions, curfew expectations, and questions the image of a canndidate. A separate notice asks No 4 Company Indiana Fire Association drivers to report at 6 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Alice Leone Moats
Atlantic City
INS
Tim Beauty
No. 4 Company
The
Indiana Fire Association
Muicipal
Retail code fight fuels NRA behind-the-scenes clash
In Washington the tentative master retail code faces a cost plus 15 percent price fixing provision triggering a clash among cash and cut-rate groups druggists and NRA officials. Consumers advisory board blocks price fixing while retailers push for it. Oil industry gains cautious optimism as new regulatory machinery is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept. S
INS
NRA
NIRA
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Consumers’ Board
Bird House Winners On Tour Today
The 1988 Scoul-Ga yelle Bird House contest winners tour Pittsburgh visiting Carnegie Museum Municipal Airport and KDKA studios with a double header at Forbes Field against Brooklyn. Leaders include Ralph Harrison and Ralph Rainey along with trippers from Clymer Indiana Hosmer City Porter Jefferson County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Seoul
Ralph Harrison
Carnegie Museum
KDKA
Forbes Vield
Brooklyn
Ory the Trippers
Ralph Rainey
Dack
Nelson
George Prusak
Steesi Christie
Tony Scerbo
Wendell Putt
Clymer
Dick Warner
Jack Warner
Willis Tyger
Indiana
Robert Campbell
Hosmer City
Big Lettie
Duane Lettie
Porter Township
Jefferson County
Koenig U-boat Ace Dies After Heart Attack
Capt Paul Koenig commander of the German U boat Deutschland dies in Berlin on recovery from a heart attack. He earned acclaim for outwitting Allied naval command in evading the blockade and arrived in Baltimore July 1916, years before the U.S. entered the war. Tax Collector H. C. Timberlake of White Township noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barelin
Iins
Paul Koenig
Deutschland
United States
Tolluy
Koenig
Arive
Baltimore
H. CG. ‘Timberlake
White Township
Euuls
Batista pledges safety for Americans and property in Cuba
Havana dispatch reports Col. Fulgencio Batista pledging to protect all Americans and foreign property as Cuba moves toward a government formed by a governing board. He asserts the army guarantees safety and peace, and confirms will protect foreigners and their property despite future political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Batista
Cuba
TNS
Havana
INS
Fulgencio Batista
Guba
International News Service
Prohibition News Eases Censorship for Enforcement Actions
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings orders field officers to share information with newspapers as public interest allows. Censorship on raids seizures arrests and personnel changes is relaxed after the Prohibition Bureau was absorbed by the Justice Department division of investigation under John S. Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
INS
Cummings
Prohibition Bureau
Division of Investigation
Justice Department
John S. Hurley
Leaps to Death at City Hospital
PittsburghSept 2 Ins S Robie 47 of San Antonio Texas leaped from the fifth floor of Allegheny General hospital after a period as a patient since Thursday He was allowed to walk about and leave his room Police reported no reason for the act In the incident Robie was identified as an out of state resident seeking treatment at the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Red S. Robie
San Antonio
Tex
Allegheny General Hospital
Robie
Wife alleges husband feeds dog at meals in Ohio story
In St Clairsville Ohio Mrs Mildred Patterson claims her husband Dean Patterson favors their dog during meals and asserts he withholds meals, drinks, and curses. She says he took her food for the dog and accuses him of intoxication and infidelity while they share two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville, O
Mildred Pat- Tersim
Archie
Terzon
Bellaire
Patterson
Johnson seeks persuasion for fair coal code
Washington Sept 3 An open revolt against the authority of the NRA looms as Hugh S Johnson administrator strives to bring coal code negotiations to a successful close Alabama coal operators inform Johnson they cannot accept the coal code. A refusal would lead to court action. Alabama leaders charge the proposed code socializes the coal industry and breaks promises. Negotiations involve Appalachian operators, Mine Workers of America, and Western and Middle West operators under Geo Wylington. Some western operators favor the general code, NRA plans modifications, and President Roosevelt leans toward enacting a code next week. John Lewis and other leaders offer varied responses as changes are considered before the six oclock deadline. Johnson remains hopeful to secure broad acceptance without imposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnieson
Alabama
Johnson
Alabam Group
Recovery Administration
U Mine Workers of America
Canton
Middle West
Geo. Yington
Chicago
Roosevelt
John £. Lewis
United . Mine
Avi
Extortioner to be deported from Pittsburgh to Jugoslavia
Philadelphia Sept 9 A Pittsburgh man 45 identified as Clearge Havidich attempted to extort 40000 from Cardinal Dougherty archbishop of Philadelphia. Arrested while prowling grounds at the cardinal’s residence he is an inmate from Philadelphia mental hospitals. He faces deportation as an alien and will be arraigned Monday on a charge of sending a threatening letter through the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clearge Havidich
Pittsburgh
Cardinal Doughert
Jugoslavi
Egt Havidich
Philadelph Hospital For
Byberry
Mayview
Nar Gilford Pinchot
Lecause
Kansas Outlaw Son Near Death
An outlaw version of a Kansas feud ends in a hospital scene at Ottawa as Eldon McCormick wounds Thornbrush during a dispute over a failed reconciliation with his former bride Hether McCormick. Authorities pursue Thornbrush across Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Eldon
McCormick
Ticiaw
Devil
Thornbrus
Ottawa
Kan
McCoxnmighen
Vthornbrush
Bya
Kansas
Nebraska
Mis
Oklahoma
Ayigg
Thornbrush
Hether McCornlcky
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Federal
Bar of Justice
R. C. Straitiff
Billy Sunday
George Sunday
San Francisco
Sunday
Coast Geodetic Survey Corps
U. S
Uncle Sam
Mississippi
NEA
Norfolk
de Cespedes
ABC
Citi
Elizabeth Hartrantz
Miss Nicely
Ty Brahms
Des Hassy
Chopin
Ballade
Grieg
Encore E
Miss Ellis
Kreisler
Pagane
Saint Saeas
Allegre Maserato
d’Ambrosio
W. E
Bill) Helwig
Chicago Fair
W. C
T. U
T. L
We CG
Ty U
Medicos
Sheriff Sale
Giris
Piya
Ace
City Hospital
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