Knox Succeeds Quay as U S Senator Pick
Governor Pennypacker announced the appointment of Philander C Knox to succeed Stanley Quay as United States senator. The plan avoids an extra session and allows Knox to serve the unexpired term and the full six year term beginning next December. Senator Penrose and other Republican leaders welcomed the move.
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Pennypacker
Philander C. Knox
United States
Tate Maatthew
Stanley Quay
Lemmide
Knox
Penrose
Sarah W. Darhem
Farmhouse Robbery Shock Hits Local Family
A burglary ripped through the Stoops family farmhouse in Cando township while Robert and John Stoops were planting corn nearby. Entry occurred around 11 o clock, with valuables including cash and a dresser damaged. Neighbors gathered at the scene as investigators from Westmoreland County reported the loss at about 100 dollars. Three local residents were seen nearby, and authorities noted items missing from several rooms. Police are pursuing leads as the community reels from the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savthan Stolom
Farmar
Robert Stoops
John
IL O'Clouk
Dobn
Stoops
Wolige Guyver
Euibeest Inc
Lindsay
Court Report On Debates About Public Policy
In court, long and detailed discussions cover political disfavor, weekend activities, and court procedures. The panel considers contracts, removal of rubbish, and rebuilding steps, with Judge White addressing electing issues and urging restraint in funding. A suspect list circulates as authorities plan further sessions.
Speed Pace in September County Fair Purses
The article outlines purses and races surrounding the September county fair, listing events such as a 7-furlong and 9 furlong race, an 8-N purse of $800, and a projected all-Nine entries race. It notes expected attractions and local entries, with dates and officials referenced in passing.
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Rick
Wil Wild
Shu Itulo
Provident
Rochester Fuuiy
Jallerson & Coupanys Fiies Plétihia
Ghalriman
Baptists Host Annual Sabbath School Convention in Town
The Indiana Baptist Association held its annual Sabbath schools convention at the town Baptist church with about 70 delegates. Sessions featured devotional exercises, addresses by local and visiting ministers, reports on membership, and the election of officers. Children’s Day services were observed at several churches with programs, songs, and collections for the Loysville Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaptial Young People's Union
The
Baptist Sabbath Schools
Indiana Baptist Association
Baptist Church
BR. B. Dunmire
Ambrose
Eimer
WH. Wall
Purchase Line
J. C. Slagle
Blairsville
A. O. Cravener
Town
G. M. Rowland
Pine Flats
M. ¥.S. Gould
Plumville
Leroy Stephens
Philadelphia
Baptist Educational Society
John Feltwell
Altoona
J. T. Davis
J. T. Kimple
Homer City
Isabel West
T. DB. Firer
Wilmerding
Lutheran Church
Lewis Hay
Loysville
D. J. Firor
Baptist Associational
George Holmes
A. 8. Cunningham
Mock wedding mockery staged by Miss Mary Jones party
A Saturday night mock wedding at Miss Mary Jones's home entertained guests with a playful ceremony. Attendees included graduates and local residents such as Miss Jane P. and Agnes Wilson, Helen St. Clair, Belle Allison, and Miss Frances M. Waggley, with participants dressed in varied attire and a comical bridal party led by a rector.
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Mary Jones
West Church Aireeé
Ruth Ashmore
Tle
Miss Jones
Orient
Jane P
Agnes Wilson
Helen St. Clair
Belle Allison
Blanche Anthony
Ellan Thompson
Elizabeth Young
Nansie Moorhead
Taken to Hospitals for Treatment in Philadelphia
Miss Mabelm Thompson daughter of Yt A Thompson of Oakland avenue was taken last evening to Philadelphia where she will be treated at Sir Joseph Hospital. She has a month long fever and resulting pelvic abscess. Dr J B Montgomery of Philadelphia, a specialist, was brought here Monday and it was decided to move her to the hospital. She was accompanied by her parents. Dr HL Butterbaugh with Mrs J Miller and Fern of town left for Philadelphia where the child will enter a hospital and may need surgery to restore health. A W Campbell of freshmen visits his brother County Commissioner J A Campbell of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelm Thompson
A. Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Philadelpha
Sir. Joseph Hospital
Miss Thompson
J. B. Montgomery
HL. B. Butterbaugh
J. 3. Miller
Fern
Philadelphia
Xen
Thas
Rita Koeh
Philadelphia Street
Sadie Wilke
Chernry- Lil Township
Miss Wike
Adam
Dolnstown
Now Making Mine Cars Promising First Order for Clymer
The Clymer Manufacturing Company of town has received an order for 50 mine cars from Majestic Coal Company operating mines at Godfroy station along the Allegheny river. This is the first order for mine cars from the local plant, and the firm expects to make this department the busiest after recent enlargement on West Philadelphia Street. The factory was expanded with new machines focused on mine car production and aims to attract further orders from coal companies developing the region.
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Total Company
Clymer Manufacturing Company
Majestic Coal Company
Godfroy Station
Allegheny River
West Philadelphia
Barn Raising Accident Hurts Young Man in Beushvailey
Guy McCormick of Heshbon was seriously injured at a barn raising on Monday afternoon at John Meshaughlin’s farm in Beushvailey township. A heavy beam fell as he helped place it, crushing him and causing possible internal injuries. He is about 20 years old.
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Guy McCormick
Heshbon
John Meshaughlin
Beushvailey
McCormick
Cane Presented to Attorney Leech by Mrs Watt
Attorney John M. Leech received a gold headed cane from Mrs. Mary Watt of Philadelphia. The cane once belonged to the late John Watt, and the gift honors the long friendship between the Leech and Watt families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Leech
Town
Mary Watt
Philadelphia
John Watt
New Home Contract Awarded for Hill Residence
Anothur New Home Kerr and Hovlinger builders win the contract for a ten room brick dwelling for William B Hill on South Sixth Street Twollck. The house will have modern conveniences and be built at once on a recently purchased lot. Additional weddings, page 3.
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Kerr & Hovlinger
William B. Hill
Twollck
Ma. Will
Sixth Street
Teachers Picked for Johnstown Area Schools in Dash Week
Johnstown and surrounding townships announce new teaching appointments for the coming term. R McElhaney, Pratt Normal Institute alumnus, elected chair of drying and art at Johnstown High. several Misses from local towns named to posts in Conemaugh, Derry, Blairsville, Punxsutawney, and other schools.
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Johnstown Sthoula
Tudiana
Amosu
Dean R. McElhaney
Town
Pratt Normal Institute
Brooklyn
Johnstown
Melhaney
Indiana
Margareth Smith
Meadvale
Ruth Adaly
Lest
Cypress Street
Olive Buterbaugh
Park Avenue
Mollés Genlith
2 Street
Maude H. Wray
1 Street
Margaretsider
Somerset Street
Walbeck
Heshbon
Walnut Grove
Tis
Misa Elyse Shank
Cherryhill Township
Sarah Nugent
Cherrytree
Jennne Meleaters
Rust Wheatfield
Conemaugh
Thomas S. Bracken
Derry Station
Beagleen
Hillsdale
Normal
Carrie Brady
Brookville
Stig Clark
Jeannette
Binnie McConnaughey
Marchand
Lillian Wissinger
Mt. Pleasant Township
Westmoreland County
Belie Dickie
West
Embezzlement Charge Against Wilkinsburg Dealer
C Oliver Wachob a former resident of this place was arrested in Wilkinsburg on a charge of embezzlement and false pretense by Sheriff Taylor of Center county. He is a cattle dealer accused of deceiving farmers by selling livestock on commission and failing to remit proceeds, with about 12 informations filed for embezzling sums ranging from sixty to six hundred dollars. He resided here until a few years ago and had prior unsavory local dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Oliver Wachob
Wilkinsburg
LL F. Taylor
Center County
Wachob
Salineville
Deaths: James Rager of Burrell township 83
James Rager died Friday morning at 83 after long service with the Pennsylvania Railroad. He had been retired for some time and received a pension from Andrew Carnegie. He is survived by High wife, one son and four daughters.
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James Rager
Burrell Township
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Andrew Carnegie
Local Obituaries and Accidents in Watuan and Montgomery
Nathan O. Phipys of Mall died after a two week illness aged 11. Survived by Oradi, Beroggy, George and Ruth. Interment in Burngee cemetery. Mrs. Eleci Vip Sgush of Ealing died aged 7. Interment in Poke dtun cemetery. A foreigner fell from a goal in Wilgue coal town, Montgomery township, dying instantly.
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Nathan O. Phipys
Mall
Thin County
Oradi
Beroggy
George
Ruth
Ie Burngee
Eleci
Vip Sgush
Ealing
Pple
Wilgue
Montgomery Township
Wedding notices and marriages from Penn Run area
Multiple notices announce weddings and engagements across the Penn Run region. Details include names of brides and grooms such as Aditi of Penn Run and Mev Wal Sproul, and J Murray Pierce with Emma Corrine Speedy, plus other local couples like Argyle Miller with Anna Fulton and John W. Daugherty with Hannah Brincker. The items note ceremony locations, officiants, attendants, and reception plans, with brief career and residence mentions of the participants.
Spectacular Monette Parade Lights Up Civic Celebration
A grand evening program unfolds with decorative displays, firemen exhibitions, and patriotic music led by the Monrih of July committee. The parade features a first official fancy pyrotechnic display, a large parade, and a formal plan to sponsor expenditures by the executive committee. A civic gathering will invite old soldiers and local groups to participate in the public demonstration.
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Orzenis
Mlywworks
The
Mires
Marti Ural
Mike
Ares
Monrih
Bwah
W. F. Wolling
Wick Manors
Asnortad
Gales
Rayolyine
Cewiond
Caynosdapas
GunpatineUun
Ngs
Dteeskiaie
Jbo
Didelosiage
Hihabis
Ele
Jowolel
David
Gallapade
Hia
Davies
Erika Wpil
Gmerald
Bog
Royal Yng
le Venta
Kndienty
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Moniber
Lame
Tubusia
Pes Yen
Newton Slaediall
Ah Baer Orddiees Nan
KCRG
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Ceasers
Mamelay
Stachel
Wimraat
Robert Gibson
Cole
Batunday
Ron Tow
Prank
We Lote
T. A. Nicodonus
First Ward
Willis Nill
Vandergrift
Jamey Feo
DMBER
Briday
Ihe Iil
Iythe
Ail Go Ment
Claus F
White
J. Barbual Autor
John Kerthy
Baptists IN Session
A. W. Campbell
J. A. Campbell
Guy MacCormick
Eshbon
Vosentenda
Anothur New Home
dJobnatown
Pittsbars
Wallace Kerr
Wallace Kein
McKean County
James Pardoo
Rochester Mills
Mundiy
Gia Eliteen
Miks
Leona Boo
Mars
Mary Hee
Rochestay Mills
Watuan
Mok
Ada
Thorvry
Mock
Low
Kista
Aung
Une
W. Hai
Aditi
Penn Run
Martial
Mev Wal Sproul
Penny Run
Rank C. Athans
Kenwood
Subic Simee DY
J. Murray Pierce
Emma Corrine Speedy
Speady
James Speady
North Ninth Street
Swaela Crawvford
Presbyterian Church
Harvey M. Shielda
Ishee
Aviv
Manuel McCrady
Glen Campbell
Carolyn
Speedy
Gaye Cameron
Chereytree
Mr. Pierce
Ambrose Bat Lie Ia
Bookkepal
Fidiana Corvingr Company
Valbgor
Robert G. Walheelk
Gertrucks
Muriel
Chanbers
Murdiel
Ice
Brushvalley
W. Milton Snyder
Strongstown Lutheran Church
W& Mechanicsburg
Martin-Johnston
Joseph M. Martin
Covode
Sadie C. Johnston
Li Johnston
White Township
Swartz Crawford
Edward L. Snyder
Coyode
Sue Hireman
Canada
Dauchirieiy-Brincker
John W. Daugherty
Hannah Brincker
Plainville
A. J. Surman
West Church Street
Nealmm
Nwi
Arthur Newlov
Mary Balle
Lawis
Writes
John B. Chaves
Dumed A. Crossnnn
Bnyvdri-Baillo
Misa Vera Shyder
Adjam Snyder
West Chavedstireud
William Barto
Prxsituwney
Buffalo
N.Y
Pix Ai Siawhoy
Lyne Waves
Hale
Kydla
Cockport
Nye
Owen
Unyzan
Anihsun
Bhalin
Wailea
Elizabeth
Anderson
Bhibssville
Wer
Puesiay Ub
Bheiraville
Mendp
McChuns
Enbalctul-Mg'alu
Jodi Hhsiith
Gud Mibk
Dolly McAdon
Leeelling
Hamar City
Gaernsmai
Edward Hh, Green
Baltshovy
Myrtle Stail
Viinville
Ray
ML. Soliman
Express
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