YEE INDIANA PROGRESS War Leaders Named for State and Nation
The Indiana Progress lists national and state officials and candidates. Taft for president and Sherman as vice president are noted alongside state officers such as Treasurer Robert K. Young and Auditor General A A Powell. For Congress and Assembly, candidates from several counties including Indiana, Allegheny, and Jefferson are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Young
Tioga County
A&a W Powell
Allegheny County
Fred H. Lewis
Lehigh County
John M. Morin
Arthur R. Rupiey
Cumberland County
Anderson
Walters
Cambria County
Republicans Registered Voters urged in Indiana county notice
Republican voters who moved precincts since last November should ensure their names are registered. Township and borough assessors will be at voting places on Tuesday and Wednesday September 3 and 4 for registration. It will be too late after September 4. K. E. Young, Chairman Republican Co. Committee. C. C. Trainor, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
True to Pledges Taft Support Speech at Chautauqua
Attorney General Wickersham argues the Taft record in a Chautauqua address on August 7 praising impartial law enforcement, civil support for Republican platform, and worthy government standards. He notes pending Sherman Act cases ended under Knox and asserts Taft’s veto of Democratic tariff bills as consistent with party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaudiguqua
Taft
Wickersham
Northern Securities
Knox
Iit
Sion
Republican Party
William Is. Taft
Khia
Chicago
Fay
Uniontown
Ara
Good Year for Schools Annual Report of Supt Chapman
The annual report of the Bureau of Public Instruction in Indiana county outlines a very gratifying year. Superintendent Chapman presents figures showing progress in schools, with emphasis on improvements in attendance, funding use, and educational programs across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Nath Ghaefer
Ole
Indiana County
Indiana County Schools and Education Progress Report
Supt. James F. Chapman notes county schools closed for the year with many successful outcomes. Highlights include new modern school buildings at Cherry Tree and Saltsburg, agriculture added as supplementary work, and a rising interest in rural education. The Indiana County statistics show 1877 teachers, 688 pupils, average 7.19 months taught, and strong attendance and funding numbers. Dr. Jas. B. K. Ament of Indiana Normal lauds the enduring spirit of education and graduates now present in major colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Chapman
Indiana County
Riobkagort
Jas. BK. Ament
The
Indiana Normal
Soo
Jeading
Court session fines and naturalization progress noted
Judge Telford presided as several motions were disposed of in a fall and winter docket. Tony Anderson pleaded guilty to stealing a watch and received a 16 dollar fine plus costs and 20 days jail. Ferdinand Vasinali and wife were fined 200 dollars for illegal liquor selling and paroled under Sheriff Jeffries. Isaac Menthh pleaded nolle contendere, paying costs and avoiding temperance violations. J D Walbeck was named guardian for Russel McClain. Final naturalization papers were granted. Henry Heyman announced fall goods and new Heyman Bros offices in New York. Katherine Long’s will, dated 1912, probated. three children inherit $6,000 and the husband receives income and inheritance. Walter Long named executor. Concrete bases for two cannons placed at Court House yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Tony Anderson
India
West Wheatfield
Anderson
iCourt
Ferdinand Vasinali
Ernest
Jeffries
Isaac Menthh
Order of Owls of
Indiana
Nolle Contendere
J. D. Walbeck
Robinson
Russel McClain
Nathaniel McClain
Personal Breevities of Oak Street Visitors and local figures
Miss Laura Lewis of Oak Street visits Latrobe. J N Cymp and Fr J McCormick attend county seat. Miss Carrie Lydick of Wayne Avenue returns from Gipsy. Atty W C McKee of New York visits his mother Mrs James McKee on Wayne Avenue. Miss Pearl Duncan of Wayne Avenue returns from Johnstown. Mrs W S Neff of Falrouks visits KB Campbell’s family on South Seventh Street. Mrs John McMillen of Los Angeles returns after visiting son B D McMillen on Grant Street. Mr and Mrs H W Warnshuis of New Texas dine with Miss Olive Agey on Wayne Avenue. J Alexander McKinstry of Jordan Shoe Store travels to Johnstown for Indiana Chamber at Retail Merchants Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lewis
Oak Street
Latrobe
Gherry Tree
J. N. Cymp
J. McCormick
Carrie Lydick
Wayne Avenue
Gipsy
W. C. McKee
New York Cty
James McKee
Pearl Duncan
Johnstown
Wls. Neff
Falrouks
Allegheny County
KB. B. Campbell
South Seventh Street
John McMillen
Los Angeles
Cal
B. D. McMillen
Grant Street
Jett
Rey
H. W. Warnshuis
New Texas
Misa Olive Agey
Alexander McKinstry
Jordan Shoe Store
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Stath Waging Vigorous War on Chestnut Tree Blight
Chestnut bark disease threatens Long Island and wider Pennsylvania timber. State forestry officials plan an Indiana county fair exhibit with specimens and guidance for landowners to detect and destroy infection. An experienced forester will lead demonstrations on symptoms control methods and distribution of literature to help save valuable chestnut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Cheatout Tree Tight Commission
Indiana County
Long Island
New York City
Philadelphia
Pennsyoania
State Flight Commission
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
YEE
Indiana Progress
Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead
Anks
Lotty
Adires
Indiana PoatoMes
Saas
William WH. Taft
Ohio
James §. Sherman
New York
Congress
A. N. Langham
W . M. Kurtz
Jefferson County
M. OC. Wahtson
K. E. Young
Republican Co. Committee
C. C. Trainor
Secy
Henry Heyman
Heyman Bros
Williamsport
Bloomsburg
Point Marion
Heyman Brothers
Katherine Long
Stewart Street
Blairsville
Jeasie 1
Treedime
Mary E. George
Walter Long
Joseph Long
Court House Yard
Willtop
Hill Top Literary Society
Margaret Devinney
Vada Watt
Logan Rowe
Margaret Dible
Byrdie Graft
Jas. Blakeley
Erma Andaye Rowe
William Calhoun
Jessie Watt
Helen Keibler
Lizzie George
John Rising
Harry George
I. M. Carnahan
Imogene Carnahan
Lewis Miller
Hazelle Carnahan
Murray Devinney
Haley Rowe
Lawrence Robinson
Wm. Calhoun
Wilbur Carnahan
Gaye Rowe
Jennie B. Kelly
Lincol Avenue
Crafton
Robert Marshall
Smickaburg
Church of
Buffalo, Rochester & Tittsburg Railroad
New Indiana House
Nuys Haynes
Jn. R. Daugherty
Church Street
Haynes
Brussels
Hh, Steving & Son
Indiana, Pa
Bell Building
J. K. Gilkerson
Pierre
Sulowman Usack
Jauguar
Act of Assembly
Green Township
Kennk Finnthwalt
Tooauincind
Me- College
Mattick
Beveaiane
Hecamanet
Frans Ober Bros. Cayoilette
Po Geotiel Peeat
Berest Cutuhe
Iee
RHODE
Hymeunt
Prarsirer Sibserient
Aqdl Org
Hye Aif
TNO
OM. Carlist A. Ae . Lhasure
Auditors
Miotement
S. 1
Me Fone
Pirin
Chindindt
Secretiry's
M. Carlisle I
C. Leasure
G. D. Patrick
James Manards
Can
J.C. Leasure
M. Carlisle
Aled
Wells
Proby
Tachinn
Thoiana
Eyes
John Mieming
Plumcreek
Plumcreck Township
Armstrong County
Price
McKnight
Washington Township
John McConnel
Farmers Bank
Tarke
J. M. Lafferty
KR. D
Tolgermore
Angen
M. Campbell
Water Street
Indlang
Court House
Normal School
Bath and Furnace
Kailroad Avenue
East Washington Street
T. L
Marshall Building
TyMianny
Hboard
J. WU. Neely
Apallo
Dame
Farma
Dixonville Hogpheal
Mor
Colt
Charles J. Nehrig
Orwingle
Min
A. Hi
Steele
Crab Treg
H. A Ader
Homdr City
Stumpf
Tadhiuu
Pasquire
Cidgrend National Bank
Odlang
Robinsteen Callar & Leather
Vlnes
Niagara Falla
N. J
Moorhead Bros
A. T. Taylor & Son
North 6Th St
Indiana Dye Works & Levis
Phila
Mack
Lenox
D.C- Mace & Son
Christy
H. C. Christy & Co
Phila. St . N. Sixth’ St
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Odds & End
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
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