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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

Page

5

Fourteen Get Fines and Suspended Sentences in Bucketshop Cases

Three Pittsburgh bucketshop proprietors and eleven employees faced arraignment after a Pennsylvania raid. Deputy Attorney General Davis allowed filings for state or federal court, with District Attorney Jackson presenting the informations in open court. All fourteen defendants were fined $100 and ordered to six months in jail, jail terms suspended.

Pittsburgh Bucketshops Pennsylvania Davis Jackson

Box social aids Odd Fellows hall profits

The box social in the Odd Fellows hall Saturday night raised funds for the hall. Auctioneer Charlie Grater sold boxes and pies to good advantage, with proceeds slated to support the hall. Numerous local residents and visitors from Greensburg, Johnstown, Indiana, and Blairsville attended talks and various social moves throughout the town.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Charlie Grater Py. Guiste Greensburg Charlie Witmer Johnstown Alda Ioover Indiana Epworth League Mary Wagerman Pittsburg J. W. Clark Mary Elizabeth Plattaville Bpovuioy 2 Ffs Kathryn McCoy Conkport Migs Ila Vydie Wesley Hadden Indiana Ealler Linus D Buterbaugh Buterbaugh Anna Leach Gm Johnstown Linus Butterbaugh Amy Run Marshall Foundry Company Blairsville Blacklick Graffiton Clark Clawson Fannie Rankin Sun Gay LD. Parker Marietta G. D. Horrell D. A. Palmer Roy Baker Leslia Rager Wilbur Rankin Sumner Graff Ben Rosenberg Bank Squire Libert Good Main Street H. W. Ferguson Charlie Seizfieid Richard Laird Tillie Beatty Odd Fellows Lasl Zulu Bruce Cleveland M. A. Bell Zulu Dill Dilltown Mazel Baughman Homer City Pittsbourg J. C. Meek Harry Graff Hazelle Lillian JH. Jr. Taylor Leechburg Helen Huston Fittgburg A. Porter Bolivar Tcchulter Merlelyda Bobnstown Aniel Stirley Sennaylvania Railroad Nines Marshall Nannie Gerard H. M. Bushnell Sunny W. A. Ward

Locomotive Works Busy with Large Orders

The Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia announced orders totaling 1,850,000 dollars. The work will keep about 15,000 workers employed at Philadelphia and Eddystone, with potential increases if large orders continue. Twenty five heavy freight Mikado locomotives will go to the Pennsylvania Railroad and twenty five to the Great Northern Railway, each costing about 37,000 dollars on average.

Baldwins Philadelphia Baldwin Locomotive Works Eddystone Pennsylvania Railroad Great Northern Railway

Germans Swim for Liberty Then Caught in Jersey City

German stowaways Johann Roudin and Hans Winkler escaped Ellis Island by rope of sheets from a third floor room and swam to the New Jersey shore. Captured in Jersey City railroad yards, they had arrived March 2 aboard a Dutch freighter. immigration authorities are not deporting German subjects due to war conditions.

Ellis Island Jersey City Johann Roudin Hans Winkler Jerssy

Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets

Auction-like dailies list butter prints cattle sheep and hog prices in Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago and Buffalo with ranges for prime and common grades. The note closes with a remark on arithmetic and morals about male double lives in Boston.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago Boston

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County Town News F. McCune Glen Campbell Bintray McQuown Deckers Point W. J. Farnaworth J. J. McCune Asiss Winnie Stiffer Cherrytree Deacon Lockard Squire Kerr Lockhart Lochester John Langham Fleming Summit Wwemner Ruffner Treight John Leasure Wrank Kerr Edgar Gromley B&arton Center Hilltop Hill Top Weboo Wick Milburn East McKeesport Lewis Fiester C. A. Campbell Saturney Harry Robinson T.M. Brats Wi A. Abel Dick” Thompson Indiana, Pa The Indiana Dye Works Philadelphia Street Bon Ton Penna Wilmer Stewart Iana First National Bank Troutman CO the Farmers Bank, of
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