Y M C A Campaign Rally Urges Local Support
The article recalls a YMCA fundraising meeting where speakers emphasized the YMCA as a community factory of character. Dr Pinkerton and Mr Simpson praised the organization as a church companion for all creeds and goals, aiming to raise 20000 dollars over five years through substantial subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Simpson
Dr. Pinkerton
Ife
Y. M. GA
M. &. Safford
Safford
Indiana
Mancver
Clymer Bank executive sells all holdings
The article details career shifts of Everett Camp Ake, son of James D. Ake of Hillsdale, with posts at Bolivar National Bank Merchants and Miners Deposit Bank Portage Clymer Bank and Citizens National Bank. It notes Emma Sachs marriage on October 28, 1911, two children, and home on School Street. It also mentions city paving debates and deer-caused damage on a concrete road near Lewistown with car lights used to deter wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar National Bank
Wass
Merchants
Miners’ Deposit Bank of
Portage
Clymer Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Glen Campbelll Banking Institution
Indiana County
Blairsville Scout an Eagle Merit Highlight
Blairsville celebrates a Scout achieving Eagle status with commendation to the Congregation for supporting youth. Camp Patterson, praised as a leading church camp in the region, reflects the community’s progressive spirit under Camp Director Rev. J Norman Hunter of Blairsville’s First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Camp Patterson
J. Norman Hunter
Pensacola Recovering From Devastating Storm Toll
Reports from Florida and the Gulf Coast estimate a death toll near 450, with about 35 000 injured and 35 000 homeless. Pensacola records three deaths, while the Gulf Coast and Alabama Mississippi communities face extensive property damage and slow communication. Relief focuses on aid, shelter, and sanitation services as recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Mobile Biloxi
Througout
Florida
Pensacola
Alabama
Mississippi
Miami Rebuilds After Devastating Storm Toll Tops
Miami struggles to restore normal life after a hurricane that killed about 400 people and caused an estimated 100 to 250 million dollars in damage. power outages, torn communications, and damaged wires hindered recovery as efforts focused on reestablishing telephone service and long distance links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Miami
Fla
INS
Courier
Palm Beach
Miami Tribune
Western Union Telegraph Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Press Association
Maskinonge Fight Frames Canadian River Fishing Tale
E A Farintosh of New York recalls a dramatic muskalunge encounter on the French River Ontario. The fish fought for twenty five minutes with leaps under the canoe and line breaks, described as fierce as a Pulls Ube teert. Nearby anglers and guides recount abundant sport across Ontario and Quebec lakes with muskies pike bass trout and salmon. A 28 inch brown trout from Lake Raymond Morin weighed 34 pounds after an 86 minute battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruide
E. A. Farintosh
New York
Mever Bungalow
Pate
French River
Ontario
Quebec
Laurentian
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Lake Raymond
Val Morin
Laurentian Mountains
J. J. McGee
Ontrpal
Desperate Flood Aftermath At Sebring And Gouatopa
Eyewitness report describes wrecked roads and drowning scenes around Lake Okeechobee. Relief workers battled deep washouts while bodies filled a Sebring morgue and rescues continued amid thirst, disease fears, and heroic child lifesaving efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Gouaetopa
Lake Okeechobee
Debria
Nightmarish search as debris clears in distant tragedy
Natives who had not slept for days scoured ruined streets for loved ones while deputies used crowbars and tools in waterlogged debris. Rescue teams hiked miles to reach the scene, the night air alive with horror as relays of survivors and bodies were moved toward shelter and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bédkers
Setring
Proposals to repatriate WWI dead opposed by senator
Washington dispatch reports Senator Rice W Means of Colorado, national commander of the Spanish American War veterans, opposing efforts to bring American World War dead from France home due to alleged French hostility. Means urged not to forget sacrifices made in battles abroad amid political tensions.
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Washington
America
France
United States
Rice
W. Means
Colorado
Caraways
Arkansas
Legion
Rubber tires for milk wagons and horseshoes demanded
In Evanston Illinois a petition before the city council calls for rubber tires on milk wagons and rubber shoes for horses to lessen noise from steel tires and iron hoofs. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a new edition of Facts Motorists Should Know travels guide is ready, including route data and motor law digest with highway photos. Shamokin montailleurs debate how to quiet horns at intersections with signs urging Be Quiet and another sign reading Dew get-Bo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, II
Harrisburg
State Department of Highwaya
W. H. Connell
Pennsylvania
Shamqkin
Washington's News Letter analysis of campaign spending
Charles P. Stewart discusses election expense concerns for primary and general campaigns. He notes potential federal regulation of primaries, cites past scandals in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and predicts Congress may face pressure to act despite likely Supreme Court resistance. The piece reflects wary optimism about campaign cost controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
NBA
Ashington
Congress
Lorimer
Newberry
Owever
Bilin
Congresa
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Nation Responds With Hurricane Relief Funds
The nation donated to President Coolidge's hurricane relief appeal for Florida. Red Cross officials reported 743 048 98 dollars secured within 24 hours. Local items note social calls and a long established Peoples Planning Mill Company in Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Washington
Coolidge
Florida
Red Cross
Red Crowe
Points on People in Indiana Visit Days
A string of local residents and notable figures visited Indiana today or spent time in town. Names include Mr. and Mrs. G Oiss eak, Mrs Charles Duncan of Clyde, Harry Johns and Harry Kunkle among others. many attended court, road setting, or business in the Court House and Indiana Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O.iisseak
Charles Duncan
Clyde
Indiana
Harry Johns
Robinson
Harry Kunkle
Armatrong Township
Laliess
Gerald
Osel
Sigel, Pa
Indiana Hotel
A. F. Uncapher
F.C. McCrea
B.M. Clawson
C. QO. Swasley
Blacklick Township
Court House
G. R. Shoup
West Wheatfield Township
Mitchell Chemical Company Assignment Notice
Pierce and Pierce announces that Mitchell Chemical Company a Pennsylvania corporation with principal place in Indiana County has executed a voluntary assignment for the benefit of creditors. Creditors should present their claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted are requested to make prompt payment to BD. L. Moorhead Assignee Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce &Pierce
Mitchell Chemical Company
Pennsylvania
Indiana
County of
L. Moorhead
Indiana, Pa
Fragmented historical stock notes with mixed figures
A dense OCR of a Pittsburgh stock page listing numerous company names and percentage figures. It includes automakers, steel firms, oil and railroad stocks, and various percentages, with partial product references and location markers like PITTSBURGH PA. The text shows scattered company abbreviations and market values, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century financial page tone. The fragmentary data limits precise extraction of entities and outcomes.
Nine Hurt In Bomb Explosion Damages Widespread
Nine people are injured after a bomb blast at a grocery plant. Fire crews battled multiple fires caused by the explosion and ammonia containers. Proprietor V. Silvestry reported receiving a Black Hand threat about two months earlier, with another postmarked Sharon, Pa., cited by a witness who blamed a rival. Glass strewn across streets within a half mile of the plant testified to the blast’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Silvestry
Goodwin
Black Hand
Silvestry
Sharon
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Clymer
BANK
Sing
Lewistown
Canada
Fariperch
Atazoe
Devi Gap
Farinto
Noe
Picksren
Orses
Lewisville 1
M. Speedy
Ellen Warner
Bheloda
J. C. Berkey
J. H. Cash
Wilkinsburg
Punxsutawney
Peoples’ Planning Mill Company
Hiram Reese
J.C. Glasser
W. W. Brown
W. C. Coward
Kittanning Township
Gombingstoner
Lou Neal
Near
McIntyre
Victor McMichael
Maytag’ Washing Machine Company
Patterson
New Jersey
William McMichael
Mary .H. McGaughey
Beaver Falls
Milton Hawk
Jack Williamson
Russell Nix
Earl Rissinger
Joseph Campbell
Homer City
John _Blair
David Blair
W. and
J. College
H. J. Schmelser
Chiropodist
Pittsburgh
Frank Styles
C. E. Palmer
E. Adams
Coal Company
Wherum
Thomas Glenn
Brown Merchant
Heilwood
C. E. Wissinger
Cherry Tree
Paul Pearce
Saltsbury
J.R. Geary
Burrell Township
Atk
Gaia
Smelt
Beaved
Ajax
Beth Steel Beewe
M. Ste
Lehigh
M. K. Blacmee
N.H. Cecseenenes
Nor. Pac .Essierenieve
Studebaker
Cene
Ind
St Paul RR
Trans Oil
Tex Pac Coal Ve Prc
U_S Steel
Willya
Amn Steel
Fdy
Ray Consid - Spas
Con Motors
Fisk
Phil Pet
Pierce Arrowa Radio Corp
Spicer
A. E. Masten & Company
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bldg
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