Death of Rosenthal sparks Mexican crisis
In Mexico City urgent pleas sought swift pursuit and punishment of Jacob Rosenthal's killers. U.S. officials pressed Mexico to protect Americans as troops hunted bandits after a three day chase. Rosenthal's body would be shipped to the United States for burial. analysts questioned if negotiation for release could have saved his life.
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Lucenn Ruff
Rosenthal
New York
Mexico City
Schoenfeld
Jacob Rosenthal
Woodmere
N.J
Pope
United Sates
Washington
INS
State Department
Kellogg
Calles
United States
Alcohol Plant Co Loses Permit to Resume Work
The prohibition administrator denied licenses after months of legal sparring. The case drew wide attention for alleged ties to cases before prohibition officials in New York and Chicago and was watched in Pittsburgh where witnesses named Henry Townsend city property custodian and prominent politician among those involved.
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Prohibition
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Henry Townsend
Sagamore Couple Weds in Plumville Wedding
Justice of the Peace Charles C. McClain officiated at the marriage here on Wednesday of Clarence Paul Olsen of Plumville and Alma Catherine Ashbaugh of Sagamore. The couple expect to reside in Plumville where Olsen is in business.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles C. McClain
Clarence Paul Olsen
Plumville
Alma Catherine Ashbaugh
Sagamore
Olsen
Good program at Ritz Theatre offers varied acts
Ritz Theatre showcases a mix of talent headed by Read with a upbeat set by Mozart and Hopkins featuring banjo numbers. The Sittin' Pretty Four harmony group and acts by Reinhart Axton Kent and Young join a full evening of entertainment. Tickets remain 60 and 4 cents with a Saturday matinee coupon for ten cents for children.
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Mr. Read
Read
Mozart
Hopkins
Harmony Hounds
Cy Reinhart
Kitty Axton
Orphen Kent
Bill Young
Ritz Theatre
Ritz
County Native Passed Away
County native and daughter of the late founder, Mrs. Beck, died. The article notes her Indiana roots and family background as part of the obituary continuation.
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Beck
Indiana
Dismissals in Prohibition Raids Lead to Action
Uniontown Pa September 17 Farner and Moore two dry agents were dismissed in a case tied to raids on three Greensburg farmers homes without warrants. Day of Uniontown held for Fayette county authorities while Korobok Beistel and Douglas face charges. Pennington said he will recommend possible state or county prosecution for those held.
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C. G. Beistel
J. M. Douglas
Krosok
Pennington
Farner
Moore
Fayette County
Sanford family grief and funeral details emerge in Indiana
Robert and Elizabeth Sanford mourn the loss of a spouse and discuss funeral plans. The obituary notes multiple siblings, including Mrs. Jemima White and John Sanford, with family members traveling to the service. Separate notices report Calvin C. Payne, 82, oil operator, to be remembered at Titusville Presbyterian Church, and Charles J. Lynch, 80, coal operator, killed after being struck by a train near Pittsburgh with unclear visibility due to steam.
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Robert
Elizabeth Sanford
Harry J. Beck
Walter
Erle
Albert
Ira
Mra
Jemima White
George D. Snyder
Roland Wachob
Thomas Sanford
Indiana
John Sanford
Pittsburgh
Alfred Sanford
Erie
Roland Wachab
Evelyn
Calvin C. Payne
Titusville
Te Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Payne
Texas
Oklahoma
Magnolia Oil Company of
Big Sand Oil and Gas Company of Oklahoma
Metric Metals Company
Nationwide Concern
Beaver Falls
Charles J. Lynch
Joseph R. Lynch
Erie Flyer
Pensylvania Railroad
Lynch
Life-Saving Expert Arrives for 2 Day Stay
A life-saving expert warns boys ages 15 to 25 are the most careless in drownings, urging caution about diving in unfamiliar waters. He notes drowning rates have fallen from 9.6 per 100000 in 1911 to 7.4 in 1921 and calls for widespread life-saving training to prevent accidents.
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United States
Hyacinths for Janet's Soul
In a tale of two nieces, Maisie and Janet, and their irksome fortune through Peleg Wilson's will, Roger Craven weighs love and money. Janet's quiet decency contrasts with Maisie's glittering greed as Craven courts Janet while Maisie schemes a lavish future, and a charitable gesture with hyacinths hints at lasting loyalties.
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Roger Craven
Tvas
Peleg Wilson
Mailsie Graves
Janet
Sandera
Peleg
Maisie
Roger
Malale
Uius
Misa Sanders
Nbrerign
Matsie
Massie
Points on People in Indiana District Dec All Attendances
Wilse Thompson of Railroad avenue returns home from a visit with son Lawrence of Van dergrift daughter Mrs Wadell of Pollo and son Merle of Youngstown Ohio. Kleg Martin of Oak street departs for Chicago to motor through Wisconsin then enter Valpariso University. J M Sterling Latrobe State Factor inspector spent Thursday in Indiana. W L Neal a well known Young township resident, Indiana business visitor yesterday. Paul Smith returns from Youngstown and St Louis. Frank McCrea of Blacklick township manager Blue Stone Quarry Company was in court house Thursday. H S Johnson Jay Sweitzer Charles Dickson motor to Clearfield for county fair. John Quinn leaves for two days in Pittsburgh. A E Swanson Johnstown attends to business in Indiana. J R Bioconger Cherry Tree visits Indiana. Joseph Manning Homer City attends to business in Court House. Nelson Vaughn Lucerne calls on Indiana friends. Alfred Martin Sagamore shoppers in Indiana. E Ward Houck Purchase Line merchant calls on Indiana acquaintances. Homer Weaver Trade City attends Court here Thursday. Sam Mock Dilltown spends Thursday with town friends. Co E Numan Clymer mail clerk spends hours in Indiana. Alexander Kerr Johnstown representative Johnstown Slag Company attends to business.
Trail of Checks in Daugherty Miller Trial Continues
In New York Sept 17 the trial of former Attorney General Harry M Daugherty and former alien property custodian Thomas W Miller pressed on over alleged conspiracy to recover 7 000 000 in German assets seized during the war The government stresses checks made out to Daugherty by John T King and a 25000 mystery check as pivotal evidence along with other checks The defense notes King and Merton disputed any government profit from the funds involved
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David P. Sentner
INS
New York
U. S
Emory R. Buelner
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
theAmerican Metalg Company
Daugherty
John T. King
Connecticut
Miller
Richard Merton
Merton
Aftermath of Bank Robbery Trial in Greensburg
John Vata of Schenley faces trial as an accessory after the fact in the Vandergrift Savings and Trust robbery case of November last year. He had been tried earlier with four others and acquitted. four co-defendants were convicted. Jurors were being selected as the case proceeded before Judge William T. Dom.
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Greensburg
INS
Vandergrift Savings and Trust Company
John Vata
Schenley
William T. Dom
Vota
Court House Notes on Indiana Trip and Relatives
Clark Coleman assessor for Young township was calling on Indiana friends yesterday Pa passed through Indiana today en route to Stafford to visit his brother John B Sieford and other relatives in Green township Frank E Sieford of Springdale
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Clark Coleman
Young Township
Indiana
Stafford
John B. Sieford
Green Township
Frank E.” Sieford
Springdale
Inside Story Hints at Fake in Boxing Probe
William Connor an advocate of Sestra explains the complaint targets boxing gate funding and a possible fake. He says Richards already paid Dempsey and Tunney shares of the gate, and if fake actions occurred they could leave the state, defrauding ticket holders. He cites state boxing law and seeks to tie up $1,500,000 already collected for delivered tickets.
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Eait
Ciathhion
Cavals Cote
William
Connor
Gaston says he rendered aid after fatal Labor Day crash
Otto Gaston of Rochester Mills, driver of the car that struck and fatally injured Mrs. Beryl Jordan of Punxsutawney near Strattonville on Labor Day, says he was not at fault. He stopped, aided the victim, gave his name, and drove on after doing all he could, claiming she stepped into the path of his car and he could not avoid the impact. He did not know of her death until reading reports.
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Otto .Gaston
Rochester
Milla
Beryl Jordan
Punxsutawney
Strattonville
Pardons Hearings Set By State Board
Harrisburg Sept 17 The State Board of Pardons announced hearings allowed and refused for next month. Allowed: Jagbb Psen ndorfer Philadelphia first degree murder commuted Tony Gurato Indiana second degree murder J L Chaplan Lawrence possessing intoxicating liquor Pete Christen Lawrence first degree murder commuted Mike Mazursky Butler second degree murder. Refused: Frank Schipis Armstrong assault and battery Andre Nichiporuk Washington second degree murder Joseph J Steiner Westmoreland embezzlement Steve Faytel Allegheny second degree murder.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Board of Pardons
Jagbb
Psen‘dorfer
Philadelphia
Tony Gurato
Indiana
J. L. Chaplan
Lawrence
Pete Christen
Mike. Mazursky
Butler
Frank Schipis
Armstrong
Andre Nichiporuk
Washington
Joseph J. Steiner
Westmoreland
Steve Faytel
Allegherry
Thanking Friends After Mine Explosion Loss
A family expresses gratitude for aid and sympathy after the death of the father and two brothers in the Sample Run mine explosion. They credit prompt service by Agent R. M. Johnson and W. B. Long of Prudential Insurance for adjusting claims and securing settlement within three days of the explosion.
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R. M. Johnson
W. EB. Long
Prudential Insurance Companies
Elain Dick
Maric. Kusick
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Alcohol Plant CO
RCA
J. M. Stewart & Co. Inc
H. Louis Raybold
Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Vandergrift
Mrs. Wadell
Pollo
Merle
Youngstown
Ohio
Kleg Martin
Bert D. Martin
Oak Street
Wisconsin
Delos
Valpariso’ University
J. M. Sterling
Latrobe
Ine
W. L. Neal
Paul Smith
Youngstown, Ohio
Frank McCrea
Blacklick Township
Blue Stone Quarry Company
H. S. Johnson
Jay Sweitzer
Charles Dickson
Clearfield
Clearfield County
John Quinn
A. E. Swanson
Johnstown
J. R. Bioconger
Joseph Manning
Homer City
Court House
Nelson Vaughn
Lucerne
Alfred Martin
E. Ward Houck
Purchase Line
Homer Weaver
Trade City
Sam Mock
Dilltown
Co. E. Numan
Clymer
Alexander Kerr
Gazetts
Gaston
Board OF Schooling
Gore
Glasser
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