Veltra Freed by 10-2 Jury After Prolonged Deliberations
Frank Veltra is exonerated by a jury that abstained on two holdouts after nearly two days of ballots. The verdict of not guilty followed confessions by brothers Joe Veltra and Bruno Carbone linking Frank to the shooting of Robert Tozier during a July day in Banks township, while his wife and accomplices drove nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rishell
Canoe Township
M.M. Davis
Veltra
Joe
Bruno
Carbone
Frank
Robert Tozier
Jim Cereno
Banks Township
Glen Campbell
Foe
Tozier
Whitney Upends Cook Pole Claim With Boy’s Letter
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Whitney of New Haven cites Harry Whitney’s letter stating Dr. Cook claimed to have reached the pole and expresses belief in his achievement. The letter, sent from Etah, is the first admission by Whitney that Cook disclosed the pole claim after returning to Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pearys Cook
Whitney
New Haven
Conn
Cook
Greenland
Music Salute at Kellysburg Town Hall Draws Crowd
The male sextet of Heard Indiana Talent sang with Miss Phylia Moorhead as reader and George Hetrick on violin in a church musicale at Kellysburg town hall Tuesday evening. A large audience enjoyed the performance and promoters pocketed $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Phylia Moorhead
George Hetrick
Langham Hospitality Hosts Third of Eight Social Receptions
Mrs Langham wife of Congress mas J N Langham presided over the third of eight series of social receptions this afternoon. Twelve women attended each event with the final party scheduled for tomorrow.
Benjamin new trade clothes leaders in fashion world
Advertisement urges readers to wake up to the Benjamin new trade clothes and asserts leadership in fashion. Mentions Loughry's and The Cunningham Co. promoting flour price leadership and downward pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cunniogham Co
Battle Raging in Morocco and Gibraltar
Sept 22 dispatch reports the fiercest fighting of the war between Spain and Rift tribesmen. After yesterday’s defeat the Rifts renew their attack to slow the Spanish advance. General Marina reportedly pushes the tribesmen back but with heavy losses on both sides. Twenty Spanish officers reported killed in today’s engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Marina
Stanley Books Heads to Ann Arbor for Law Study
Stanley Books leaves on Monday September 27 for Ann Arbor to pursue a literary course in preparation for studying law. He spent the summer canvassing Indiana county for Subscriptions to the Saturday Evening Post and Ladies Home Journal, securing 610 subscriptions and winning first prize in August. He will return to the field next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Books
Ann Arbor
Stanley
Indiana County
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Supervisors Win $800 Premium on Main Line Beat
In the usual section of the PRRB the main line beat received the $800 premium. Winners were Supervisor F. L. Pitcher and Assistant Supervisor W. W. Hubley, stationed at New Florence, responsible for the division between New Florence and George Station near Latrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Florence
George
P. R. RB
F. L. Pitcher
Asaiatsat
W. W. Hubley
George Station
Latrobe
Noted entertainer Mrs Bacon Morae guest at New Indiana House
Mrs Mary D Bacon Morae of Beaton formerly of Elmira N Y visited the New Indiana House as a guest. Last Thursday she gave a readings and impersonations at the Homer City M E church and may book several engagements here. She has delighted audiences in Barnesboro Clearfield Bellwood and other Pennsylvania towns. Fruit jars seen in The Conningham Co ad on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Bacon Morae
Beaton
Elmira
New Indiana House
Homer City
M. ES
Barneabero
Clearfield
Bellwood
Pennsylvania
Conningham Co
Details of Troop D Substations in Western Pennsylvania
An inspection of Troop D stations reveals gaps for Indiana and Heilwood. Capt. Leon Pitcher set sub stations at Barnesboro with Sgt Homer Chambers and Troopers Grey Mac Innis Miller, Emporium with Nevius and Hess White, Philipsburg with Carroll and Hauber Steiner, New Bethlehem with Hilton, Grant and Sutton. About fifteen county sheriffs requested detail to county seats. roughly fifteen men will remain at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Heilwood
Leon Pitcher
Barnesboro
Homer Chambers
Grey
MacInnis
Miller
Emporium
Nevius
Hess
White
Philipsburg
Carroll
Hauber
Steiner
New Bethlehem
Hilton
Grant
Sutton
Pennsylvania
Deaths of Joseph Milligan Repine of Blacklick Township
Recent notices report the death of Joseph Milligan Repine aged 73 on September 15 at Blacklick Township. He is survived by wife Misa Carolina Cummins and children J D Repine of the adjacent farm, M Repine of Wilkinsburg, Mrs William Pounds of Blairsville, and A L and F B Repine of Blacklick Township. Interment occurred at Oakland Cemetery on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Milligan Repine
Blacklick Township
Misa Carolina Cummins
J.D. Repine
Wilkinsburg
William Pounds
Blairaville
A. L
F. B
Oakland Cemetery
Death notices for Richard Lesh and John Bell
Richard Lesh died after a brief illness at Indiana hospital aged 20 months. He was the son of Prof. and Mrs. John A. Lesh and was taken to Upland, Indiana. John Bell, 50, of Blacklick, died September 18 from tuberculosis of the bowels. He leaves a wife and two sons, and brothers Gillia, Alfred, M. S. Bell, and sister Miss Sarah Belle. Interment was in Blairsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lesh
John A. Lesh
Normal School
Indiana Hospital
Prof. Lesh
Upland
Ind
John Bell
Blacklick
Gillia
Cleveland
Alfred
Wilkinsburg
M. S
Sarah Belle
Blairsville
Mrs Beatty of Davis Dies After Operation at 8 P.M.
Mrs R C Beatty aged 45 of Davis died in Hejlwood hospital after an operation Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The remains were taken by Undertaker Silas M Streamy of Indiana to her former home this morning.
Stein Bloch Suits and Overcoats Shown by Cunningham Co
The Cunningham Co presents Stein Bloch Co clothing in Rochester New York showcasing their fall and winter suit and overcoat line. The city’s historic fame for Stein Bloch as premier clothing makers is highlighted with a display inviting men and young men to view the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein Bloch & CO
Stein Bloch Co
Cunningham Co
Stein Bloch‘Co
America
Stein Bloch
London Zoo at Star Theatre Tonight Sees 6 Cent Ride
The Star Theatre presents a program featuring the London Zoological Gardens as a long trip for six cents. A return feature titled How Science Captured the Thieves is shown along with Borrowed Clothes, guiding audiences across the water to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
London Zoological Gardens
London
Veltra Jury Seeks Release With Carnahan Case Pending
Jurors in the Veltra case asked Judge Telford to discharge them after finding at least two members would not vote for conviction. The Otho Carnahan shooting case jurors were also sent back to work after a note about possible firearm discharging implications. Trials continued as Mrs. Lottie Gallentine Suttor faces a youth shooting charge, and Mike Bronzo was convicted for selling liquor on Sunday with six months in the workhouse and a $600 fine. Charles Reesin, Chas. Fordeneky and Mike Ustic were tied to an Ernest house entry and a demanded $60, retreating when Long fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veltra
Charles Reesin
Chas. Fordeneky
Mike Ustic
Mike Long
Ernest
Dancing School Opens by Iva Kunselman and Graff Brothers
The opening dance in Library Hall Tuesday evening drew over 100 attendees. Prof. Kunselman unveiled new features, enjoyed by class and social dancers, with music by the Graff brothers. Next session is Tuesday at 7:30 for dancing and social from 9 to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Kunselman
Graff Brothers
Library Hall
Weddings Tyger Trimble and McFeely Cooper Tie On
Marriage notices reveal Tyger of Gipsy and Trimble of Wilgus wed by Rev Oran Fyock on September fifteenth. Ara Mcfeely and M Amanda Cooper, both of Gipsy, join in marriage with J G Fleming officiating. Stein Bloch coats advertise a long held top status in menswear. Chief Harris hosts a supper for Mr and Mrs Willis Getty married two weeks prior, with Mrs Getty formerly Fannie Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyger—Trimble
Charles C. Tyger
Gipsy
Kathryn C. Trimble
Wilgus
Oran Fyock
McFeely—Cooper
Ara Mcfeely
M. Amanda Cooper
Squire
J.G. Fleming
Kellar Harris
Willis Getty
Getty
Fannie Harris
Benja min's new clothes featured in fashion world readers
A brief note promotes Benja min's new clothes described as readers in the Fashion World and advertised for sale at Loughry's, urging readers to wake up to the trend.
Glen Campbell Cancels Plumville Series In Baseball Clash
Glen Campbell calls off the Glen Campbell Plumville double header at Punxsutawney due to illness of pitcher Dr C C Williams and a court shooting case requiring officials. Norris Fitzpatrick and Ruffner cancel the games, plan to play Plumville next week or by default, while Indiana Collegians proceed to face Glen Campbell Saturday with Remaley Simms Flynn and Wright ready for two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Plumville
Punxsotawney
Norris
Nash Seanor
George Seanor
Seanor
Punxsutawney
Panxsutawney
Noah Seanor
Ridgway
McCreight
Wilson
Watson
Punxsutawnay
Indiana Collegians
Remaley
Simms
Flynn
Wright
Thhree
Bon Ton Fall Millinery Opens With Large Hats For Indiana
Indiana women will attend the Bon Ton fall opening next week on Thursday through Saturday. Hats will be large and turbans oversized, with plumes and wings prominent. Miss A. M. Smith, from Pittsburgh, will head the millinery department, bringing New York and Paris models to Indiana patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Bon Ton
Paria
New York
Mias A. M. Smith
Fittsburg
Paris
Jon Ton
Guillotining Three Chauffeurs in Valence Riotous Crowd
In Valence France on September 22 three of the four Drome chauffeurs were executed by guillotine in view of a large crowd. Louis Da, Pierre Berroyer, and Lucian Brunier faced the knife for brutal crimes as onlookers jeered and cheered during the executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valence
France
Louis da
Pierre Berroyer
Lucian Brunier
Imen
Hyomei aids germ attack to cure catarrh claim
An advertisement asserts Hyomei clears germs from the germ and nasonal membranes to cure catarrh. It promises relief from hawking, foul breath, mucus, coughing, sneezing, and breathing difficulty as health returns. Tom E Hildebrand offers a full Hyomei outfit for $1 with inhaler and bottle, extra bottles 60 cents, money back if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom E. Hildebrand
Jedruggiata
Fashion World Leader In New Nightwear Sale
A fragmentary note from the Fashion World section mentions a new clothing line at Leux with emphasis on overnight or sleepwear items. The item appears promoted as a fashion move by a leading label, though the source text is incomplete.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Veltra
Frack
James W. Mack
Rossiter
Ten
Messia
John McQueeney
Clymer
L. Y. McClelland
Etah
Kellysburg
Third Party
J. N. Langham
Benjamin
Seld
Loughry’s
Morocco
State
Joseph M. Repine
R. C. Beatty
City of Rochester
N. Y
London Zoo
Carnahan Case
Williams
Creations
Modistes
T. E. Hildebrand
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