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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

3

Three Men Shot One Fatally in Selin Riot

In Teelin, Italian Quarter, a riot Sunday evening sparked a fusillade with about 100 shots fired. One man, Nunzio Bettigione, died. Martino Mucciante was shot near the right eye and removed to Adrian hospital. Frank Carello jailed after arrest by County Detective Josiah Neal and Chief Kellar Harris as police investigate the cause amid two rival factions.

Teelin Itta Frank Carello Josiah Neal Kellar Harris Thin Places Nunzio Bettigione Martino Mucciante Adrian Hospital Carella Thomas Reed Neal Harris Tselin

President Lewis to Attend District UMWA Conference

President T L Lewis plans to attend the United Mine Workers district convention in Clearfield as questions on tax sharing, contract extension to March 41, 1910, dual organizers, centralization, and no checkweigh association are set for debate. He spoke at Rossiter and Glen Campbell amid a Wyoming delay and a crowd filled Glen Campbell hall. A band parade and games between Glen Campbell and Big Run capped a holiday-like event.

T. L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Clearfield Knights of Labor Lewis Rossiter Glen Campbell Wyoming Ball Park Kossiter Lovejoy Clymer Arcadia Big Run

Weather Brief Sees Light Showers and Cooler Winds

The weather page notes two or three light showers today likely to dampen plans. A larger system with rain and cooler winds is forecast for tomorrow, bringing a significant chill to the area.

Sunday School Rally At Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian Sabbath School held a regular rally day service at 9 30 with invitations sent to absent members. Most classes saw higher attendance than normal, a junior grade program, talks by B B Tiffany and Mrs F S Crawford, and a short address by Pastor Dr F S Crawford. Music included Alex M Stewart’s solo and a male quartet from the church choir More Love to Thee Oh Crit. The weather forecast predicts wet weeks ahead prompting purchases of sturdy shoes and rubbers at Jordan & Co 662 Philadelphia Street. Old garments urged to be brought for reworking by Indiana Dye Works.

Presbyterian Sabbath S. W. Guthrie B. B. Tiffany U.S F. 5 Crawford F. S. Crawford Alex. M. Stewart Rehurch Choir

Normal adds students and staff as enrollment nears seven hundred

Almost 700 pupils enroll at Ludiana Normal with 688 current students and more arrivals expected. The conservatory reports 160 students, a record, while new pianos may require an extra teacher. Two graduates secure posts in Braddock and a public school. art and manual training expand, classrooms increase, and clubs flourish as football practice continues.

Ludiana Normal Smith Conservatory of Music Hamilo BE. Cagewell Conservatory Charles C. Wood Braddock Schools Marie Weaton Jean R. McElhavey S. Holly Noble Manuel Misa Noble Pratt Institute Millera Villa Normal Leonard Hall

Auto party from Pittsburgh visits local residents

A party from Pittsburgh including Mr and Mrs John W Crawford Robert Leech William Noble and Miss Stella Leech and Miss Anna Crawford arrived by car late this forenoon and spent the day with Attorney and Mrs John M Leech despite light rain The group admired the Pittsburg Centennial Hagar on the car J A Nolf of Big Run opened a tailor shop on the second floor of the Wehrle building offering repair work pressing and tailoring services

John W. Crawford Robert Leech William Noble Stella Leech Anna Crawford Pittaburg John M. Leech Pittsburg J. A. Nolf Big Run Wehrle Mr. Nolf Mitchell’s Cutting School of New York

Ping Pong Photos 28 for 26¢ all Piper's

Room 25 Marshall bidg offers Ping Pong Photos in bundles of 28 for 26 cents each. Limited to Piper's.

Piper's Marshall Bidg

Outlook in the Enemy's Country

D A Cunningham reports on political polling while traveling in the South and Midwest. On a Southern Railway run between Oakland City and Louisville he finds Taft leading Bryan 19 to 28 with minor third parties. A second rail poll between Louisville and Lexington shows Taft 28, Bryan 68, with small Prohibition and independent votes. A C U run between Lexington and Louisville records Taft 28, Bryan 27, Prohibition 2, Undecided 3, with optimism for a Republican statewide margin. He notes the polls were for amusement and to glean any available information amid dry weather and dust.

D. A. Cunningham the Gazette Southern Railway Indiana Oakland City Louieville Taft Bryan Prohibition Louinville Lexington Louisville

Five Hear Their Fate from Court

Judge Telford sentenced several convicted defendants from the September court. Robert Jones and Jomea Martin were jailed four months in the Allegheny County Workhouse with a $100 fine. M. A. Mathers received five years in the Western Penitentiary. Jon Pansl and August Perfetel got six months in the workhouse. William Owens, guilty of intoxicated attempted sale of a hired rig, 30 days in jail. Albert Almo discharged. George Cruikshank granted a new trial. Elmer Thompson discharged after advice. Court adjourned to Monday, October 19.

Telford Robert Jones Jomea Martin Allegheny County Hoboken M. A. Mathers Hellwood Western Penitentiary Riverside Jon Pansl August Perfetel Ernest Willam Owens Briggs Dixonville St. Benedict Owens Albert Almo Wallopsburg George Cruikshank Villela Aike John L. Getty Cruikshank George Edmiston Elmer Thompson Blacklick Youth

Marlin Wins Contract for Ward Two Echoe Building

R T Marlin of town awarded by Hyde Murphy Co the contract to furnish paint and paint the new Second ward echoe building. Mrs Emma Lerich of Pittsburg guest of Postmaster and Mrs James McGregor of North Sixth.

Marlin R. T. Marlin Town Hyde—Murphy Co Second Ward Emma Lerich Pittsburg James McGregor North Sixth Street

Murder in the First Degree Verdict in Tozier Case

The jury in the Commonwealth vs Joseph Veltra and Bruno Carbone found both defendants guilty of murder in the first degree in the Tozier case. The men, aged 21 and 18, showed little visible emotion as they were led away in handcuffs. Defense attorneys plan to seek a new trial arguing excluded evidence. the verdict followed a day of testimony and a 30 minute deliberation.

Joseph Veltra Bruno Carbone The Commonwealth Robert Tozier Wettling Carbone Veltra Joe Veltra Tozier Jos Asid Tzier Bruno Joe Tuzier Glen Campbell Dowler Smith Hayra Campbell Aoshote James M.mack Samuel Cunningham Cunningham Thomas Duncar Maeneourt Telford

McCall Anniversary Celebrated by Relatives at Hortons

About two score relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs W H McCall of Hortons gathered at their home on Friday to honor their 25th wedding anniversary A family organization was formed with Dr G J Reese of Hurtona elected President and A I McCall of Punxs Butawney as secretary Hourohn Bute baugh delivered the chief address.

W. H. McCall Hortons G. J. Reese Hurtona A. I’. McCall Punxs Butawney Hourohn Butebaugh

Auctions and goods offered at local livery and stores

Local sale list includes a Bay Cub horse with stanhopes bugles sleigh harness and foot warmer a hale mattress never used three iron bodysprings a sewing machine leather couch and rocker reed chairs willow seats good baker and gon adjustable screens. Horse and vehicles may be set at Mowle Ring livery. Other articles at Ed Suttons 226 South Sixth Street.

Mowle & Ring Sutton's South Sixth

Plog Ponga mystery item sold at Gem Studio corner

An item named Plog Ponga appears in a fragment describing a sale location at the Gem Studio near a street car line. The text notes a price of thirty for 25 cents and a separate line about 14 for Bente, with unclear surrounding context and a nearby corner description.

Bente Gem Studio

It Always Satisfying Flour Debate Shifts Markets

Advertisers claim It Always Satisfying Flour pleases cooks and bakers alike amid growing consumer interest. Analysts note rival brands respond with price and packaging changes as grocery shelves adjust to the shift.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Selin W. D. Gates Squire Lowman Cramer Olticera Italions Iselin Macelante Clen Campbell Presbyterian Jordan & Co's Philadelphia Street Y.W.C. A E.k.wood Samuel Williams U. of P Auto Party Kentucky Mathers P. R Punxautawney Wishaw Mines Logan Frank Veltra MeeVee Brano Frank Schrader Bruso Toaler Hruno Talzer W. A. McCall
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