Three youths linked to tire thefts hunted miles for suspects
Three young men from near Ambrose pursued tire and rim thieves after a theft from a car. They drove over 100 miles through East Mahoning, Grant and Canoe townships, then allegedly found tires at Ansley & Zimmerman’s garage in Plumville, returning home as lawmen moved in. County Detective Harry Koozer followed leads the next morning.
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East Mahoning
Grant
Canoe Townships
Plumville
Ansley & Zimmerman
Planiville
F County
Harry Koozer
Plumyilie
Ansley
Pennsylvania to Liquidate Fifteen Banks in Statewide Action
Fifteen Pennsylvania state banks operating on restricted bases since last spring were taken over by the Department of Banking for liquidation. Reorganization plans for others were approved or extended, with one bank consolidated into an unrestricted institution. The liquidated list includes American State Bank of Erie, Bank of Wesleyville, Citizens' Bank of St Clair, Conshohocken Trust Company, Coraopolis State Bank, Erie Trust Company, The Fifth Avenue Bank of Pittsburgh, Guardian Bank and Trust Company Philadelphia, Indiana County Deposit Bank, among others.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking
Department
American State Bank of Erie
Bank of Wesleyville
Citizens’ Bank of St. Clair
Conshohocken ‘Trust Company
Coraopolis State Bank
Erie ‘Trust Company
Fifth Avenue Bank of Pittsburgh
Guardian Bank and Trust. Company
Philadelphia
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Notorious kidnappers Bates Bailey convicted in Urschel case
Federal court in Oklahoma City returns guilty verdicts for seven of ten defendants in the Urschel kidnapping. Noted outlaws Harvey J. Bailey and Albert L. Bates are among those convicted, with three defendants found not guilty. The jury deliberated from yesterday evening until this morning, delivering a decisive government victory.
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International News Service
United States
Oklahoma City
Albert L. Bates
Harvey Bailey
Charles Urschel
Edwardsville
Jas. L. Kilgallen
INS
Charles F. Urschel
Harvey J. Bailey
Bailey
Bates
William Penn repair contract bid unveiled
The low bid for 3.06 miles of William Penn highway east from Mundy’s Corner is 110 258 15 by Mayer Bros Construction Co of Niles. Federal approval and funds will finalize the award along with five other projects totaling 780 594 dollars. The work includes relocation and curve eliminations with native or modified broken stone bases and a bituminous surface in Cambria and Jackson townships.
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William Penn Highway
Mundy's Corner
Mayer Bros. Construction Company
Niie
Harrisbore
Mundy’s Corner
Cambrig
Jackson
D A R October Meeting Aaddress by Rev Mellvaine
The October meeting of the D A R will be held Tuesday October 3 at 7 00 pm at the home of Mrs Allen Kirkpatrick Shelocta Road The Rev Dr J J Mellvaine will address the society A special offer of Semple dresses size 8 to 14 in vat dye prints and brogdeloths at Jamison's second floor 706 Phil St Bax.
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D. A. Rt
Allen Kirkpatrick
Shelocta Road
J. J. Mellvaine
Jamison’s
Bor
Phil
Bax
Illness Fatal to E C Lorentz at Johnstown
Edward Carl Lorentz longtime Johnstown weather observer died at Lee hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage at 7 30 pm He was 71 and had lived in Johnstown since 1865 Known as The Weatherman he built barometers and recorded temperatures He served as observer after the flood Funeral arrangements likely Monday at Zion Lutheran Church with burial in Grandview cemetery
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Johnstown
Edward Carl Lorentz
Lee Hospital
Lorentz
Lincoln Street
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
L&s
Zion Lutheran Church
Locust
Jackson Streets
Theodore Buch
Anna Schill
Jackson Street
Grandview Cemetery
Frank W. Gocher
Sidward Carl Lorentz
Logan Long Dies of Hurts in Auto Crash
Logan L Long of Seattle Washington dies from injuries sustained in an automobile accident from a week ago. He was a native of Tuliana county and died at Maynard Hospital in Walla Walla at 2 00 am. A brother Edwin Long of South Fifth street in this city survives. An obituary will be released later.
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Logan L. Long
Seattle
Wash
Tuliana County
Maynard Hospital
Walla Walla
Edwin Long
South Fifth Street
Jason Fiscus Moves His Store to New Quarter
Jdanson Fiscus relocates his second hand furniture store from 461 3/4 North Sixth Street to a room in the Messangeyr building on North Sixth Street opposite the Court House. The business opens today in its new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdanson Fiscus
North Sixth Street
Messangeyr
House. Fie
YMCA Announces Open Monday for Boys Club Season
All boys ages 9 to 12 are invited to the YMCA after school on Monday to hear plans for the upcoming summer and club season. Cadets and Indians are urged to bring a friend, with a second session for ages 12 to 15 set for Tuesday after school to learn the schedule.
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Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium
Clysses
Elubs
Mark Urges Miners to Return to Work Monday
James Mark president of District No 2 calls on miners to resume work on Monday October 2 after recent wage agreements with Somerset County Coal Operators Association. He notes United Mine Workers contracts cover most operators and credits the President with enabling these arrangements. He warns obstruction will be dealt with under UMWA procedures.
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Sames Mark
District No. 2
United Mine Workers of America
Mie National Coal
District No
United Mine Workers
Somerset County Coal Operators Association
Somerset County
United States
Eoam
James Mark
Pres
Honor Roll reveals Community Chest short of goal
Final copper report meeting at First Presbyterian social hall last evening showed the Community Chest stand at seven thousand four hundred ninety six dollars and sixty five cents. Campaign continues informally a few days to collect remaining gifts from absent donors and those away from town.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wwe
Hess
American
Francis M. Smith
Walter H, Scholes
Matthew J. Walsh
Walter EB. Culbertson
Eastern Star
Chapter 299 Ward M Zeigler and Local Names List
A dense ledger style list features names and small monetary ranges tied to institutions and individuals including American Legion Ward M Zeigler G G Kanable Nora Patton A A Simpson John G St Clair and others. Several entries reference companies such as Bell Telephone and Miller Company with varied small sums.
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American Legion Ward
M. Zeigler G
Kanable
Nora
Patton A. A. Simpson
John G. St. Clair
Harry White, Jr
Miller
Helen C. Prutzman
Bell Telephone Company
John W. Sutton
No Recognition No Work Defy of Union Miners
Union miners issue an ultimatum opposing wage agreements signed by Roosevelt and refuse to return to work. The strike message proclaims no recognition of the agreements and vows continued stand against the employer concessions.
Plan New March By Leo Dolan
Pittsburgh dispatch reports l eft wing leaders in the coal strike and West Virginia Ohio Steel Workers holiday issue a no union recognition no work cease action in response to wage pacts signed by President Roosevelt. The deals cover captive mines including H C Frick operations but do not decide on union recognition. Strike leaders decline to order a return to work, asserting recognition is the central issue fueling the disturbances. Steve Petyonile vows to stay out until Frick recognizes the union. Continued on Page Two.
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Leo Dolan
SN. S
Pittsburgh
INS
Roosevelt
H. C.frick Company
Steve Pet- Yonie
Footedale
United Mine Workers of America
Frick
Oan
Petyonle
Shackle for Mess of Taxes in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report argues that re legal liquor will bring heavy taxes to the state as repeal gains momentum. A study by International News Service finds that under pre war statutes legalized liquor cannot solve fiscal woes and heavier imposts would be required.
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Joseph A. Toptus
LN. S
I. N
Harrisburg
Barleycorn
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Reneal
Fiddlers Please at Cookport Fair Entertains Crowd
The Old-Time Fiddlers provided popular amusement at Cookport Fair with the Cherry Tree Orchestra in attendance and performing. The Reg-o-Muffins of Glen Campbell took first and second prizes, while Master Benn, 6, of Ballwood earned third prize.
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Cookport Fair
Cherry Tree Orchestra
Glen Campbell
Priges
Master Benn
Ballwood
Leg Broken In Odd Way
Miss Olive Buterbaugh daughter of Mya and Sarah Buterbaugh of South Sixth street broke her left leg just above the knee last night while in her room. She has been invalid for years and was taken to Indiana Hospital in the Streams ambiance where she was made comfortable. Her condition this morning was reported satisfactory.
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Olive Buterbaugh
Mya
Sarah Buterbaugh
South’ Sixth Street
Miss Buterbaugh
Butterbaugh
Indiana Hospital
Streams
Police roundup nets a dozen highway robbery suspects
State police arrested about twelve prisoners in a Greensburg area sweep linked to a Westmoreland and Cambria counties hold up spree. Six men charged with robberies at stations near Westmont and North Washington confessed, naming other victims along lonely roads in Latrobe Derry New Alexandria Saltsburg Avonmore. Victims reported being threatened with guns and valuables taken. Corp W R Hanna led the investigation.
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Troop 1 A
Gti
Asghi
Ion Sibipasoly
Jana
Eton
Westmoreland
Cambria Coun‘ies
Richard Sheriff
Coketown
Blairsville
Paul’ Armour
Clark Showers
Kenneth
Youngstown
Elmer Hudson
Johnstown
North Washington
J. D. Campbell
Latreebe
Derry
New Alexandria
Saltsburg
Avonmore
Corp
W. R. Hanna
Strong is Made 33rd Degree Mason in Indiana Visit
Congressman Nathan L. Strong, en route to Brookville from Boston, was honored as a Thirty third degree Mason. Twelve Pennsylvania Masons were elevated to the thirty third degree by the Supreme Council this week. Other from his district include George Hamilton of Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Boston
Nathan L. Strong
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Frank C. Kinter files as Independent for Tax Collector
Coral resident Frank C. Kinter becomes the first to file as an Independent in Center township for the November election seeking the Tax Collector post. At the recent primary Joan Scribe secured the Republican nomination for the office.
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Independent” Party
Frank C. Kinter
Coral
Center Township
Joan Scribe
of We
Religious School Opens Tuesday Admission Notice
Persons desiring to enter the School of Religious Education are asked to be present Tuesday to ensure ten nights for proper credit. A fine course and two splendid corps of teachers are prepared. Tonight Delhi Inn features Ray Ggoed's Orchestra with 0¢ cover charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religious Education
Delhi Inn
Ray Ggoed
Roosevelt signs code ending captive mines strike in Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt signs a general code to end a strike by workers at captive mines in western Pennsylvania. The accord, brought to Hyde Park by plane, aims to restore work for about 75,000 idle miners and 25,000 steel workers under fair competition rules. Donald P. Richberg, NRA attorney, assisted in delivering the agreement.
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Edward
Locket
N. S. Sta
Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Psylvania
Roosevelt
Washington
Mint
Donald P. Richberg
NRA
Atch
Mr. Roosevelt
Pennsyla
Two Injured As Car Overturned Near Indiana Road
A car crash near Indiana left two people injured when the vehicle struck a guard rail, veered, and overturned. R McClelland, 33, driver of the car, suffered body bruises. a passenger named Brietion received a possible shoulder injury and lacerations. State highway patrol reported steering gear problems as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Robinson
McClelland
Lawsuit Alleging Four Million Dollar Marital Claim
A court filing alleges a four million dollar marital claim involving Ruth E. Nathan and Mya Stern. The document portrays Stern as the husband in a disputed arrangement marked by tension and contention over love and assets.
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Stern
Ruth E. Nathan
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Indiana County
Ambrose
Dres and Rims
Rae Lim
Sher
Eleanor Boardman Vidor
King Vidor
Harry D'Avrast
Air Mail
Mal B. Ireeburg
Northwest Airways
Hig Cool Daring
Urschel
Luer
Millionaire
William Penn
E. C. Lorentz
U. S
Logan Long
Walla Walla, Wash
Anna Margaret Learn
Wandin
Cookport Baptist Church
Methodist Cemetery
Cockport
Edna Jane Tresster
Jane
Orville
Elvie Milter Tresster
Spring Church
Leland
Frederick
M. L. Clare
Apollo
Irwin K. Glant
Trwin K. Glant
JASON _FISCUS
Mark
John Dillinger
Ohio
Cokeville
Strong
Kinter
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