Plane believed to be nearing Spain
Daylight bandits get 20000 from rail terminal. The monoplane American Nurse, flying nonstop from New York to Rome with three passengers, was sighted off the Spanish coast as officials tracked its progress. Wireless reports said the craft circled ships and signalled with flares while weather varied along the coast from foggy San Sebastian to clear Cape Finisterre.
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Madrid
New York
Rome
William Uldrich
Edna Newcomer
Leon M. Pisculli
Ashburton
Azores
Cape Finisterre
Ulbrich
Coruna
Vigo
San Sebastian
Bay of Biscay
William Ulrich
Leon M. Piscull
Qdna Newcomery
Aviation Ministry
Real Day's Work for 80 Year Old Farmer
Wilson C. Thomas aged 80 a Raynye township farmer did a full day’s work cutting timber and making 60 fence posts and two telephone poles. He declared he was just a little tired reflecting a hardy rural life.
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Wilson C. Thomas
Raynye Township
Court reports multiple pleas and suspensions in yesterday docket
A criminal court session concluded with several pleas and suspended sentences. R A Waugaman was found guilty of assault and battery by a morning jury while other cases ended by pleas or motions to quash. Miriam Davis Beulah Mooney and Lowell Long took nolo contendere and received suspended sentences. W H Wolf larceny indictment quashed on defense motion. Joe Fehler pled guilty with costs, Riley Myers to appear Sept 26 for sentencing. John Porky and D N Bates pled guilty with fines and jail or suspended costs.
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R. A. Waugaman
Miriam Davis
Beulah Mooney
Lowell Long
W. H. Wolf
Langham
Joe Fehler
Riley Myers
C. BK. Palmer
John Porky
D. N. Bates
George Coulter
World War Veterans Ready For Action At Legion Meet
About 1,000,000 American Legion members convene in Portland to urge repeal of Prohibition and Volstead act changes, demand cash wartime bonuses, and back legislation on adjusted compensation. Leaders anticipated adopting these planks tonight while addressing Hoover and national issues.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
INS
Portland
Ore
America
American Legion
Hoover
Washington
Roosevelt Invasion Opens With Maine Victory Rally
Governor Roosevelt's western campaign momentum grows after a Maine upset and cheering reports from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri He departs by train toward Topeka for a major Western speech amid Missouri Capitol demonstrations and a Missouri crowd chorus Maine spoken Missouri in November.
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George R. Holmes
1. N.S
Maine
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Mississippi Valley
Gov. Roosevelt
Hoover
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Capitol
James A. Reed
Bennet Champ
Clark
Roosevelt
Roosevelt in Kansas promises new deal for agriculture
Gov. Roosevelt fires up the grain belt with a West of Mississippi swing speech from Topeka promising a fresh farm relief plan if elected. The stop includes a Kan Round Dance on the steps of the Round dance venue with the Edna Mack Orchestra and local entertainment.
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Topeka
George RK
Holmes
Kans
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mississippi
Eight states tease early primary returns shape wartime politics
ISN reports from eight states as polls close in yesterday's primaries. Voters cast unusually large totals in Michigan New Hampshire Vermont Arizona Colorado South Carolina Louisiana Mississippi and Washington signaling broad public interest in government. Early results show George H Moses renominated in New Hampshire for the Senate and John G Winant leading the GOP gubernatorial race with Fred H Brown favored for Democratic senator and Henri Ledoux for Democratic governor amid Maine’s looming expected Democratic sweep. Arizona shows W P Hunt at age 73 leading in the Republican race.
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International News Service
Michigan
New Hampshire
Vermont
Arizona
Colorado
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Washinon
Maine
George H. Moses
Senate
John G. Winant
Fred H. Brown
Henri T. Ledoux
W. P. Hunt
Girl Scouts And The Community Chest
A two room house near the Training School for Girls becomes a hub for about a hundred Indiana Girl Scouts aged ten to eighteen. Miss Mary Campbell and the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylvania support the effort, with seven troops already established. The movement builds character through duties to God and country, helping others, and daily good turns, aiming to create better citizens and a stronger Indiana.
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Training School
Indiana
Girl Scout
Mary Campbell
Children’s Aid Society of
Pennsylvania
Little Scout House
Girl Scouts
Apples Blossoms On Another Tree Story Reappears
Mrs W M Watkins of Fifth and Clark streets Indiana sends in a similar tale with an apple and a spray of blossoms to support Mr Bennett’s Mon day report. The item notes two apples and blossoms and hints more city publicity to come.
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Bennett
Billion offer for Europe debt considered in London
London September 14 A plan under discussion would see allied debtors offer the United States a final settlement of war debts amounting to one billion dollars This would represent about ten cents on the dollar based on the original eleven billion dollar debt.
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London
INS
America
United States
Drum Corps Drill Night Moves to Memorial Hall
Indiana American Legion Drum Corps shifts weekly drills from Tuesday to Wednesday evenings at Memorial Hall. Legion members seeking Corps membership should report at the rehearsal. Also advertised are new wool goods and crepe fabrics at Gearhare Style Shop, 178 Ninth Street, with prices from 3.95 to 24.73.
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Indiana American Legion
Memorial Hall
Gearhare
9Th St
50 Year Terms Set for Erie Bandit Duo
ERIE Pa Sept 14 Two members of the citys "bad boy" gang faced prison terms of 50 years each after robbery convictions. Wilbur Amnits 29 faces a minimum of 43 years under the habitual criminal code. George Simmer 25 was convicted on two robbery counts and likely to receive a 50 year term.
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Erie
INS
Wilbur Amnits
George
Simmer
Jefferson Co. Treasurer Grant Scheannocker Dies
Brookville reports the death of Grant Scheannocker Jefferson County treasurer. He served as sheriff from 1906 to 1910 and later won the treasurer post as an independent in 1931 defeating both party nominees. An intimate friend of Governor Pinchot and Senator Davis.
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Brookville
Grant Scehinocker
Jefferson County
Scheannocker
Scheafnocker
Gifford Pinchot
James J. Davis
Treasury balance and expenditures report
Treasury balance as of Sept 12 is 267935158.53 with expenditures 15460920.14 and customs receipts 8959246.75 recorded in Washington on Sept 14.
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Treasury
Washington
INS
Brazenski Held for Court on New Charge
Blairsville barber George Brazenski, 53, was held for court on a charge of sending threatening letters after a preliminary hearing tied to an attempted bombing at his father in law A G Hoover’s home. He was released on $1000 bond. Associate barber Joseph Coland, 44, Brentzer, held for court on malicious mischief by explosives and threatening letters with $2000 bond. Both men admitted plotting to frighten Hoover over price disputes at a cut rate shop run by Hoover’s son.
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George Brazenski
Blairsville
A. G. Hoover
Ralph Brown
Joseph Coland
Brentzer
Westmoreland County
Brazenski
Death of Mrs James B Dunlap in Blairsville area
Mrs. Mary Dunlap died at 11 a.m. at her home in Derry township Wearmorelang county near Blairsville after a three year illness. She leaves James B Dunlap her husband a son William R Dunlap four daughters Luella Archibald Magnes Waddle Roxie Spires Nora Grace Dunlap four brothers Robert Clark Charles John and a sister Elizabeth Gilson. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Friday at her home with Rev J C Stuart of the First Presbyterian Church Blairsville. burial in Blairsville Cemetery.
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Jis Nevirotacenty Arsehold
James B. Dunlap
Derry Township
Wearmorelang County
Blairsville
Dunlap
William .K. Dunlap
Nancy
Barr) Dunlap
Derry Townrsp
Elizabeth Gilson
Pitcairn
J. C. Stuart
First Presbyterian Church of
Lions Club Delights With Four Young Vocalists
Four young ladies Misses Mary Ann Wagner Dorothy Wagner Adelaide Wiley and Barbara Blakely performed at the Lions Club meeting last evening. The program was arranged by C Wiley. Folk and popular songs were enjoyed. Plans were discussed for an Indiana County Lions meeting to be held here in early October.
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Lions Club
Mary Ann Wagner
Dorothy Wagner
Adelaide Wiley
Barbara Blakely
C. Wiley
Indiana County Lions Meeting
Dentists Attend Dental Convention in Buffalo
Dr. C. J. Dickie and Dr. H. W. Black attend the Dental Convention in Buffalo this week. Stormer's Chicken Supper is served every Thursday from 6 to 7, with home cooking available.
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C. J. Dickie
H.W. Black
Buffalo
Stormer
Bold robbery shocks New Haven depot crowd
Boston dispatch reports hundreds of rail commuters witnessed two robbers enter the cashier’s office at the New York, New Haven and Hartford depot in South Station. They cut a wire grill and escaped with about $20,000 in cash. Alarm spread quickly and state police described a suspect and possible escape by automobile.
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Boston
New York, New Haven
Hartford
South Station
Cumberland Wedding Tie Francis Pents and Helen Intire
Announcement of the marriage between Francis R. Pents of Indiana and Miss Helen Regina Intire of Blairsville in Cumberland Md on August 23. Rev. A K Flory officiated at the couple’s Cumberland home ceremony attended by C R McCullough and others. Pertz daughter of McIntire of Blairsville, described as highly esteemed.
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Francis R. Pents
Indiana
Helen Regina
Intire
Blairsville
Cumberl Md
A. Ky Flory
Cumberland
C. R. McCullough
Pertz
McIntire
South Stewart
Pents
R. S. Pe
Clark Avenue
Pupil Walk Out Continues At Monaca High School
Monaca, Sept 14. An ultimatum to Maca High School prompted the senior class and most juniors to stay out of class until eight faculty members suspended for taunting freshmen are reinstated. The strikers planned two daily demonstrations. Superintendent Dr. C Locke warned officials would pursue the order for the rest of the term.
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Northwestern University
Evanston
Walter Dill Scott
Jane Alive Hall
Clovis
N. M
Mary Margaret Moore
Danville
George Edward Alcvott
Weiner
Ark
James Allen Norton
Flint
Mich
William Duncan Stehe
New York City
Harold Finley
Monaca
INS
Maca
C. Locke
Death of Dr. Joseph V. Blose In Altoona
Dr. Joseph V. Blose aged 78, a renowned Central Pennsylvania physician and Altoona surgeon for 50 years, died in Altoona at home. He served on two hospital staffs and the city health board after graduating from Ohio State University.
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Altoona
Inby
Joseph V. Blose
Pennsylvania
Blose
Tw Hospitals
City Health Board
Ohio State University
Noble Named Bank Receiver in Indiana case
L. G. Noble, already serving as receiver for closed banks at Clymer Glen Campa bell and Mahaffey, has been named receiver for Citizens National Bank of Indiana. He has resided in Indiana for about two years and recently married Florence Huber, a former Indiana State Teachers College faculty member. The couple resides at the Moore Hotel.
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L. G. Noble
Clymer
Glen Campa
Bell
Mahaffey
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
Mr. No
Indiana
Florence Huber
Indiana State Teachers College
Noble
Moore, Hotel
Doumer's Assassin Executed On Guillotine In Paris
Paris dispatch reports Paul Gorguioff, who killed former President Paul Doumer, was executed by guillotine at 4 57 am. He showed no fear and muttered prayers as a Russian priest administered confession in his native language. The crowd of about 100 witnessed the moment without applause.
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Paris
INS
Paul Gorguioff
Paul Doumer
Gorguloff
Sante
Gorg
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Atlantic Ocean
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MAN OF
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Williamsport
Stephen Miller
Assails
Rocky Glenn Park
Edna Mack
Blue Jacket Orchestra
Jeannette
Will Qurnh
Gents
Tedley
Nelly Don
Gearhart Mtyle
Girl Scouts and
The
Community Chest
Europe
Drum Corps
Jefferson CO
Palis
Lions Roar
Atn.h. Depot
Hunt
Doumer
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