Indiana visitors and locals meet in county offices
Gapt. Clyde Caldwell of Johna town and other Indiana residents called on banks and had business in Indiana towns. Harry Reynolds of Punxautawney visited friends yesterday. Wilmer Stewart, now in Lancaster, was among Wednesday visitors. Several officials and businessmen from Blairsville Ebensburg Pittsburgh and Blairsville attended Court and county events. Westcott and other executives toured the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Caldwell
Johnatown
Indiana
Harry Reynolds
Punxautawney
Wilmer Stewart
Lancaster
Morrow Will Be Confirmed by Senate Says Edward
Paul Gessler and his son Charles return from a Capon River fishing trip in West Virginia. Dwight Morrow is expected to be confirmed with little opposition. Edwards praises his rise and civic reforms. Attending guests include Lee Bente, F J Ashurst, Ken Corp, McKellar, and A H Beck of Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gessler
Charles
Capon River
West Virginia
Dwight Morrow
Senate
Edwards
United States
Mexico
Morrow
New Jersey
Lee Bente
F. J . Ashurst
Ariz
Ken Corp, Schmitz
State Police
Neth McKellar
Tenn
Notable Local Visitors at County Courthouse
Tunxsutawney merchant H J Burns of Decker's Port attended business in the County Seat. George Frantz, superintendent of Sample Run mine near Clymer, visited the Court House. Alex Malcolm, ex Indiana resident now running a test turnkey in Clymer, called on Indiana relatives. Jack Buttel special police officer for the conch company at Wintondale attended court. Joe Dinger West Mahoning township auctioneer called on Indiana friends. Squire A Cassady of Smicksburg was among Court House visitors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Burns
Decker
George Frantz
Sample Run
Clymer
Court House
Alex Malcolm
Indiana
Clymerm
Jack Buttel
Conch Company
Wintondale
Morne
Ing
J.oe Dinger
West Mahoning Township
Ridgeview Park Fire Attack Prevents Hotel Loss
A blaze at Ridgeview Park involved Blairsville and Derry fire crews using a park pool supply to douse flames and save the hotel building. Superintendent Peck, overcome by smoke, was treated and hospitalized, with residents aiding his wife and child. The origin of the fire remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Derry Company
Blairsville
Derry Department
Peck
George D. Brubaker
J. M. Leonard
South Wallnut Street
Derry
Ridgeview Park
The
Park Association
McKellar backs Morrow for public service amid opposition
The Progressive wing leader McKellar indicated no objection to Morrow's confirmation, praising his business success. He warned that no new disqualifying information should arise. Opposition from some insurgent Democrats, including Senator Pat Harrison, remains cautious about appointing a Morgan banker to Mexico during land title tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
McKellar
Morgan
Mexico
Pat Harrison
Mias
Emigh Frank obituary notes large family ties and thanks
William Dolan eighth long time worker left widow Mrs Sarah Emigh and many Emigh descendants Edgar Emigh Ethel Iva Willis Frank Oliver Gertrude Norman Saul Paul Sara June Emigh among others with brother Jonathan Emigh and sister Mrs Florence Rounds. Funeral at Pine Flats Baptist Church and Diamondville burial. Card of Thanks thanks neighbors for floral offers cars and help during bereavement of husband and father Frank Emigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Emigh
Edgar
Emigh
C. G Faith
Heilwoods
Ethel
Iva
Willis
Frank
Oliver
Gertrude
Norman
Saul
Paul
Sara June Emigh
Jonathan Emigh
Florence Rounds
Morrisdale
Baptist Church
Pine Flats
Diamondville
Frank Emigh
Fraud rules tightening on delinquent 1916 1918 returns
Officials say fraud must be detected within six years of filing to pursue criminal action. Delinquent filers who evaded taxes face collection actions beyond merely underpaid sums. The case involved 1916 1917 1918 returns showing gross understatements. The three year discovery limit was nullified by later acts, enabling fraud proceedings. Bankruptcy bootleggers smugglers gamblers and other illicit gains remain taxable. losses cannot be deducted against income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Commission of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Car set afire as Klan activity noted in New Jersey
The report notes Klan activity in the area but no demonstrations in South Vineland. Prosecutor Louis Repetta says the missing link prevents presenting the case to the grand jury today. He expects to complete evidence soon and seek indictments at the earliest possible date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
New Jersey
South Vineland
Louis Repetta
Grand Jury
New Castle Presbyterian Church to be Dedicated Sunday
The Third United Presbyterian Congregation will dedicate its new church this Sunday October 16 Dr J Knox Montgomery president of Muskingum College will deliver the address In other news federal judge F P Schoonmaker heard a 50000 breach of promise suit filed by Lillian Bruger of Cleveland against Harry Shapiro of Erie He allegedly promised a flat a palatial residence and a costly ring upon marriage Also Tyrone welcomes Good roads boosters Janesville and Lumber City in Bald county touring for the straightway highway From Fordyce Greene county the post office order closing was rescinded after protests J R Patterson 18 postmaster at Fordyce GREENSBURG Harry Reges Vandergrift stays sentence due to illness in his daughter He was fined 100 and costs and six months on the liquor charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
FRSE
F. P. Schoonmaker
Lillian Bruger
Cleveland
Harry Shapiro
Erie
Altoqna
Janesville
Lumber City
Lear Bald County
Tyrone
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Waynesburg
Fordyce
Greene County
J. R. Patterson
Greensburg
Harry Reges
Vandergrift
Ihe
Marriage Licenses Granted in Pittsburgh Area
Griffith of Cherry Tree and Dorothy Thompson of Scatta aven, Crudont Trode At a ceremony held at the bride’s home on Franklin street Clymer Pierina Troile wed Vincenzo Curcioni The ceremony was performed by Squire C Butterworth Attendants were Samuel Zapizazi and Mariana Sariccin After a wedding dinner the couple left for a short trip and will reside in Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crudont Trode
Franklin Street
Clymer
Pierina Troile
Vincenzo Curcioni
Squire C
Butterworth
Samuel Zapizazi
Mariana Sariccin
Mra
Curcioni
Amnesia Parson Enroute Home From Grand Rapids
Rev. Willis F. Jordan dubbed amnesia parson left Grand Rapids for Charlotte to face a bigamy charge. He denied the accusation, saying he knew only one wife, while Deputy Sheriff Avery Johnson accompanied him. A Grand Rapids widow who sent funds to help him was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mid
Willis F. Jordan
Charlotte
N. C
Avery Johnson
North Carolina
Ella Thomas
Jordan
PARDON BOARD ON LOCAL CASES
Harrisburg, Sept 29. Five cases heard at the latest pardons session were nixed for pardons as three other pardons were granted from prior sessions. The board refused 29 pleas, continued 14 cases, and held three under advisement. Indiana county cases continued include Frank Lancer for voluntary manslaughter and Genaro Mute for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Indiana County
Frank Lancer
Genaro
Koennecke Aims Basra Flight After Delay
German ace Otto Koennecke, attempting a Cologne to San Francisco flight, left Bagdad today for Basra after a delaying accident to his Caspar monoplane Germans. Earlier fears of his desert loss followed a temporary disappearance in the desert. He planned to proceed toward Bundar Abbas Persia in one step, echoing Brock and Schlee’s round the world run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhirlin
INS
Otto Koennecke
Cologne
San Francisco
Bagdad
Trak
Basra
Koennecke
Kaennecke
Bunder Arbas
Persia
Norma Shearer to Be Wed Today in Beverly Hills
Norma Shearer film star and Irving Thalberg will marry this afternoon in a home Thalberg built for his bride in Beverly Hills California. Shearer to be given in marriage by her brother Douglas Shearer and will wear ivory velvet gown with rhinestone trim and handmade lace accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Norma Shearer
Irving C. Thalberg
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Thalberg
Miss Shearer
Douglas Shearer
Dry agents seize seven stills in nine raids near Carnegie
Federal authorities in Pittsburgh held seven men and two women after nine raids. Dry agents captured seven stills, two home brew plants, three cars, and over 14 000 gallons of mash, 52 gallons of moonshine, plus quantities of wine and home brew. Raids targeted the Stutler farm area near Frankstown Road and Carneg ie, Dravosburg, and surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stutler Farm
Stutler Road
Frankstown Road
Carnegie
Dravosburg
Oil City Chorus Leader Appointed in Conn Lake School Group
Prof. Lee Hess Barnes of Meadville sponsors Temple of Music programs at Conneaut Lake and is engaged to lead chorus work in the senior and two junior high schools here. Beaver Falls plan approved to extend Fifth avenue track space by about 6600 feet along the railroad line. Butler County Treasurer Geo D. Smith issues more than 98 hunting licenses, above recent averages. Earl Bunting of Akron seeks eye treatment after a flash from an electric torch on Rochester road blinds him briefly. Rev William R. McKinney, ex pastor, sues John Cairns for 10000 dollars for slander affecting his pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Lee Hess Barnes
Meadville
Temple of Music
Conneaut Lake
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fifth Avenue
Earl Bunting
Akron
Hare
Rochester Road
No War Between Ford and GM, Sloan States
Milford Mich Sept 29 Ins There will be one war between Henry Ford and General Motors This assertion came from Alfred P Sloan Jr president of General Motors in a speech before automotive editors He argued both firms can coexist and praised Fords price strategy and GM luxury positioning while noting their shared economic objective to deliver value per dollar and expand output
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mich
Henry Ord
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
American
Sloan
Ond
Chevrolet
Ford
Cadillac
East
Hyatt
Madison Square Garden
New York
He Aiid
More Rigid Test Forecast For Prohibition Enforcers
Washington dispatch reports that when congress extends the classified service to prohibitition law administrators below commissioner rank an exceptionally strict examination will be required. Oral tests for administrative posts are to be used, signaling an unusually thorough civil service evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward
Washington
Congress
Civil Service
Civil Service Tests For Enforcement Staff Completed
Commissioner Deming announced the completion of the civil service testing for a large slate of enforcement positions including a chief of field division, field supervisors, administrators, and deputies. Certifications are expected from the Civil Service Commission late in October after tests evaluated character, adaptability, judgment, discretion, and personal fitness for duty.
Fire blamed on company for oil slick in Cohorts Creek incident
YORK Pa Sept 29 Ins A Blame for a fire sweeping oil coated waters of Cohorts Creek in North York yesterday and threatening a business district shifted to the Company by D B Bahan of the Sanitary Waters Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cohorts Creek
North
D. B. Bahan
Sanitary Waters Board
Oil flood flames devastate creek after pipe break
In Harelebury the creek feeding the Siuquehanna ev es burned when black oil spilled from a broken pipe caught fire after a matched tossed by youths. Forty thousand gallons blazed with flames reaching seventy five feet. Police say the incident harmed fish and alleged company negligence. Firefighters battled the blaze as residents fled nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Weare
Storne ‘Ceneral
Harelebury
Bahn
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James Ferrier
Arcadian
William Bowser
Clymer Burgess
Siter
S.C. Steele
Mamer City National Bank
Charles Burns
G R. Eggen
Aluminum Company of America
County Commissioners
G. H. Person
Albert Elle
Harry J. McCrea
E. W. Westcott
Clearfield
Reltag Troy Company
Gallion, QC
Ndiana
Gig Dunlap
Ebensburg
Inndiana
Ernest Forsha
Will Dolmey
R. P. Worcester
Tomer City
Max Vogle
Frank Siverd
Springdale
Allegheny County
John
Staford
Sadie Armstrong
Hillsdale
Murray Peeler
Louis Neal
McIntyre
A. H. Beck
Indiana Hotel
Tunxsutawney
Paris
Ald Mademoiselle
Bechana's Fashion Center
William Dolan
Cherry Tree Man
Pardon Board
Koennecks
Butler
Geo. D. Smith
Spree Breaver
William R. McKinney
Sewickley
United Brethren Church
John Cairns
Cairns
Henry Ford
Japan
eYara
Johustown
J. Ross Guyer
Johnstown
American Legion
Martin Swarta
Honesdale
Dida
Beautiful Designs
Indiana Wall Paper and Paint Co
Cloral
Lt. Ailler
I. Miller
Lasser’s
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