Millionaires adopt second child in Philadelphia society
Philadelphia Sept 26 MNS Mrs John Tyson of Haverford daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney E Hutchinson and granddaughter of Hadward T Stotesbury revealed she and her husband adopted their second child within a year. The baby boy is five months old with blue eyes and blond hair and joins the first adopted child earlier this year said to be from a New York orphanage. The second boy named Sydney Hutchinson Tyson follows Christopher Gilbert Tyson now 18 months old. Mrs Tyson, 22, has been married three years.
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Philadelphia
John Tyson
Haverford
Sydney E. Hutchinson
Hadward T. Stotesbury
Coupe
New York
Tyson
Bee
Sydney Hutchinson Tyson
Christopher Gilbert Tyson
Hss
Teed
Supreme Court Arguments On Prohibition Interplay With Religious Liberty
A New York Supreme Court filing questions the Volstead Act arguing it violates religious liberty by prohibiting alcohol via a state sovereign challenge. The document contends the 18th Amendment exceeds state authority and seeks full argument in the case.
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New York
Aland
D Largs unfurnished room orally located in azette
An odd OCR fragment notes an unfurnished room listing tied to an oral notice. The text is incomplete but indicates a location reference and a publication name resembling a gazette. No measurable dates, prices, or names are readable.
Villa opens with lavish dining and all night music
The Villa in Western Pennsylvania, recently completed by Mr. Veachle, showcases a modern well furnished dining house with a main room and private rooms in good taste. A cart service will be available at all hours and special dinners offered any time. Spaghetti and chicken dinners are highlighted. Gordon Kibler and his orchestra will again provide music tonight as reservations pile up for tables.
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Veschio
Pennsylvania
Veachle
Missionary Convention Highlights Filipino Converts Faith
Tonight and tomorrow feature costumes from different tribes and exotic curiosities. The speaker notes that of 3147 Philippine Islands inhabitants, over 1000 live in areas yet unreached by the gospel. Stories show Muslims risking death for Christ as saved Filipinos spread Truth to their own people and other tribes. The Missionary Convention closes Sunday evening with additional features and free admission.
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Strohm
Jslands
Jesus Christ
YMCA Work In Indiana District Sees Growth And Campaign Drive
A report notes strong Y M C A activity across Indiana with 882 members enrolled in physical education and 41 boys and girls at summer camp. Bible study training classes reach 82, swimming instruction 185, and thousands participate in nonmember camps and clubs. Charles Ford assists as state boys work secretary. district totals show Clearfield 8000, Punxsutawney 7500, Brookville 6000 plus debt retirement, DuBois and Ridgway each 6000 in last campaigns.
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Eathayhanls
Y.M. C. Ay
Charles KE
Ford
Harrisburg
Y. M. CG
North Mountain
Brookville
DuBoia
Clearfield
Ridgway
Punxsutawney
Indiana
DuBois
Father and Son YWGA classes extend to women in city
With no Y W C A in the city, men and boys attended G A classes and clubs have been carried for women and girls to participate. The note highlights how organized programs fill gaps in local women's activities.
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Y. W
G. A
Labrello case: 15 year old freed after July home shooting
Rodney Labrello, 15, was freed last July 10 after a family quarrel ended with a fatal shooting. The defense contends he fired in defense of his mother during a struggle with his stepfather Beney who grabbed a rifle. Rodney had been arrested two days earlier for liquor law violations and was released on bail as he rejoined school with a furlough for the trial.
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Friedong
Beney
Labrello
Labrallo
Rodney
Criminal Court Proceedings Continue on Page One
The court discussed responsibility for injuries linked to Mooser's death. Cases against Jesse Ashley and Arnold Livingston for larceny and John P. Fitzpatrick for embezzlement by trustee were continued. Joe Wanner and Mrs. A. M. Cogsick faced violations of the law.
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Mooser
Jesse Ashley Andonald Livingston
John P. Fitzpatrick
Joe Wanner
A. M. Cogsick
Stocks Flash Across Markets In Turbulent Session
A chaotic late trading update lists numerous companies with varied moves led by Anaconda Copper and Bethlehem Steel. Gains and losses appear in wide ranges as investors weigh industrials like Chrysler Coca Cola and General Motors amid shifting sector sentiment.
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American Gan
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Yiseerens
Amartcin Toh
Bs Vareeeee
Rene Led
Enon
Tssb
Cysecever
Ens Bibm
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Bethlehem Steel
Sveeers
Canadian Pacific
IL Chos
Ant Ono Vaseecvraves
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Cessence Cosens
Continental Cam
Dupont
Beatman Hodak Erie
Federal Water
General Motor Grigsby-Gruie
International Nickel
Kelvinator
Sertrecees
Kennecott
Nenee Bly Asso
West
Penna
Revere Pulloyan
Schulte
Sinclair Oil
Oil of
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Studebaker Westinghouse Elec
M. St. P
Comma i. M. St. P
Nai
Trans. America
Steel
Penpresd Corp
Railo Corphea White Motor
Civil court docket briefs at Langham court session
Irregular fragmented text notes 6 Morron's Barer charges settled. An adult assault and battery case was listed for September term. Judge J. N. Langham will preside at 40 o clock Monday morning with numerous cases slated for trial.
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Will Opan
J. N. Langham
Jones Seeks Historic Golf Title After Successes
The veteran Jones, holder of British championships and the American Open, eyes a final triumph to complete a perfect run. Sweetser, defending his Brookline 1022 title, falters with three putts on key holes while Seaver overtakes Humans, winning steadily after taking early lead.
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Aye Sweetner
Seaver
Jones
Lily
Brookline
Mass
Sweetser
Jonesyank
New York 6 0 Prohibition and State Authority
The text discusses national prohibition as a stability issue for society and constitutional obedience. It weighs the good in outlawing the saloon and allowing Congress to aid states with prohibition, against the evil of forcing states without prohibition. It advocates restoring state authority to handle liquor policy per citizens’ wishes.
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Congress
Republican state platform attacks Roosevelt era in New York
Plank convention in Albany endorses repeal of the Prohibition amendment and praises President Hoover while criticizing Governor Roosevelt. It accuses Democratic state administration of waste and inefficiency, cites prison riots with fourteen deaths and two assassinations, and denounces judicial office sales. It also faults the governor for delayed appointment of a state water power commission after the last legislature.
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Albany
N. Y
Republican State Platform
Goover
Roosevelt
New York City
Proposal for repeal of Eighteenth Amendment with nation wide ban ban
The text advocates repealing the Eighteenth Amendment while adopting a new provision that outlaws the saloon system and private traffic in intoxicating beverages for private profit nationwide. It also seeks federal cooperation and support to states that maintain prohibition in whole or part.
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United States
Smothered in Mine Cave In Germantown Death
Philadelphia Sept 28 A 24 year old man John Bocha was smothered when the cave walls he was digging under his Germantown home kitchen collapsed. Police say his father 65 brother 91 and neighbor 94 helped dig the cave to hide a beer tank for a saloon. John Ewing of Pine township was moved to Indiana yesterday to visit friends.
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Philadelphia
John Bocha
Germantown
William J. Boshe
Elmer
Max Polack
Polack
Bowie
Gard
County plans for highway surface project details
County engineers outline bonded funding to defray surface costs across townships. Indiana County projects include Gradyard Draining and bridge work supervised by the Department of Highways, with portions completed or under construction.
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Indiana County
Thomas Pealer
Department of Highways
War veteran dies after weeklong illness at Punxsutawney Hospital
Barbara Foltz, 82, longtime Panic area resident, died Wednesday at her home after five years as an invalid following a stroke. Survived by sons James N and Peter D Foltz and many descendants. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Reynoldsville home with burial in Reynoldsville Cemetery.
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Barbara Foltz
Panic
Jefferson County
Peter Deemer
J. Martin Foltz
Reynoldsville Cemetery
Insane Man Accused Of Bombing Grandview Hospital
Louis Kramer a 42 year old lumberjack is under guard in the county jail charged with attempting to dynamite Grandview Hospital in Bessemer Michigan. Police say he intended to kill a doctor he believed worked there. Six sticks of explosive were cut from a blast that rocked the hospital breaking windows but injuring no patients.
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Bessemer
Mid
Louis Kramer
Grandview Hospital
Kramer
Blaat
Pirates Star Bartell Suspended For Salary Row
St Louis September 28 Pirates pitcher outfielder Dick Bartell has been suspended and fined the balance of this season after a dispute with owner Barney Dreyfuss over transportation money for his trip home to California. Bartell called the issue impertinent and the matter was reported today. Phil Ake of DuBois was seen on business yesterday.
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ST. Louis
Dick Bartall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bar Tey Dreyfuss
Bartell
Dreyfuss
California
Card of Thanks for Edward Wilhelm’s Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for their care and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear father C. J. Wilhelm. We also thank those who sent messages and expressed condolences. Wilhelm and Family
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C. J. Wilhelm
Misia
Pension Rise for Civil War Vet King in Clymer
Thomas King, the town's sole surviving Civil War veteran, has learned his pension rose from 72 to 100 dollars monthly. Mrs. King, both elderly and ill, struggle to work while King, a former stone mason and plasterer, is near burial. They have lived in Clymer since its 1906 incorporation.
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Thomas King
Clymet
King
Meetings at Church of God Evokes Strong Attendance
Crowded audience heard Evangelist William Stotler preach "Christ Our Only Hope" at the Church of God on Second and Water streets. Twenty five singers from Kittanning provided music under A T Mills director. A service is planned for this evening with public invitation.
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Church of God
Second
Water Streets
William Stotler
Kittanning
A. T. Mills
Ash
Lost cruiser Conquest sinks toward shipbreaking yard
London Sept 26 The British cruiser Conquest, consigned to the London treaty junkyard, broke from a tug in the North Sea off Flamborough Head en route to a shipbreaking yard. With six crew, she drifted and disappeared from sight as naval vessels searched for a danger to shipping. The dynamo and salvageable parts were moved before the vessel became uncontrollable.
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London
Conquest
North Sea
Flamborough Head
Lont
Parta Res
Alleged visitor tied to double house shooting
Authorities arrested a presumed visitor connected to the Pretto and Boranga residence shooting. Neighbors describe weeks of heavy drinking and quarrels. Mrs Fraybolt and her daughter heard a gunshot at 9 am and found Boranga dead. Holes in a rear door screen suggest the killer hid inside, with an antique rifle tied to Peter Levero as the weapon.
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Pretto
Boranga
Dutra
Kruth
John Fraybolt
Elizabeth
Ajgun
Pretto House
Peter Levero
Notable locals visit Greensburg court and offices
Creekside Chief W A Kunkle and Squire Chris Bitterworth were among callers at the Sheriff and Court House in Greensburg. Cherryhill farmer James Ralston attended court. Armagh assessor John S Rogers and Dr M M Palmer were also seen in town. Spokane visitors Mrs A B Fetterman and son Isaac, plus many local families visited the Gray home and attended a large reunion at the McMahan home. several officials including State Patrol staff and Pittsburgh and Rochester notables attended court or business.
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W. A. Kunkle
Creekside
James Ralston
Cherryhill Township
Joseph Shear
Pittsburgh
Squire Chris Bitterworth
Tony Askey
Clymer
John Holmes
John S. Rogers
Armagh
M. M. Palmer
Homer
Fetterman
Isaac
Spokane
Washington
Mike Gray
Chicago
William Dunlap
Raymond Dunlap
Budd Nichols
Greensburg
G. E. McMahon
Mra
Bar] McMahen
Howard McMahen
Latrobe
Ray Henry
Misa Margaret McMahen
Harve Muman
Purchases Line
J. BE. McMahen
Miss Dodson
Rochester Milla
J. R. Mountain
J. G. Mountain
East Run
Ray McMahan
New Alexandria
T. A. Moore
Marion Center
Roe McMahan, Corp
F. Hildebrand
State Motor Patrol
Indiana
James Schrecengost
Clair Cramer
Nels
E. B. Greps
Turkish Methusaleh 186 Hurt After Auto Crash
Zara Agha the so called Turkish Methusaleh is listed as 186 years old and was critically injured when a speeding automobile struck him at his hotel. The driver fled the scene but was later identified and authorities report possible internal injuries and multiple fractures.
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New York
Ins—Zara Agha
Methusaleh
Greyhound Crash Injures Twenty Passengers Near Hybia Valley
Twenty passengers on a Greyhound bus headed south were injured when the bus failed to brake for a curve near Hybia Valley and struck a tree. Chauffeur Norman Dove of Fairfax, Va, suffered the most severe injuries with a broken skull and internal damage as the motor was driven back into his seat.
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Alexandria
Hybia Valey
Norman Dove
Fairfax
College Football Opens 1930 Season in Western PA
Pittsburgh september 26 sport writers note college elevens in Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia start the 1930 season. Tonight Duquesne faces Slippery Rock at Forbes Field in a key opener. Tomorrow features West Virginia vs West Virginia Wesleyan, Pitt vs Waynesburg, Washington and Jefferson vs Bethany, and St Vincent vs Westinghouse Tech at Latrobe.
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George E. Doying
INS Sports
Pittsburgh
Sportdon
Pennsylvania- West Virginia
Elmer Layden
Duquesne University
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
West Virginia Wesleyan Wesleyan
Dukes
Pitt University
Waynesburg
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Sutherland
Washington and Jefferson
Washington
Bethany College
Bill Amos
Bethany
St. Vincent College
Westinghouse Tech
Latrobe
Prisoner Freed By Dial Phone At Union Station
In Washington on September 26 a prisoner, Daya Perry a 28 year old Black man from Charlotte NC being led through Union Station in handcuffs to face burglary charges spotted the new dial telephones. He asked to call a number, the detective allowed it but two hands were needed to dial and hold the receiver. The detective removed the handcuffs and Perry grabbed the moment, escaping. He is accused of robbing the home of Senator Pittman of Nevada of jewelry worth 5000 dollars.
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Washington
Daya Perry
Union Station
Charlotte
N. C
Perry
Pittman
Nev
Football game times changed for Saturday schedule
The High School game now begins at 1 30 p m and the State Teachers College game starts at 3 30 p m due to football games at the college and high school tomorrow afternoon.
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State Teachers’ College
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