District Saypath School Convention at Hortons
The second annual convention of district No 2 of the Indiana County Sab s Path School Association will meet at the M E church in Hortons on June 26 and 27. The program covers opening exercises, devotional sessions, committee work, discussions on teaching and Sabbath School care, evening praise services, and tables on religious education. Also notices for travel staff and reduced railroad excursion rates to Mt Gretna.
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Indiana
C. J. Carll
A. O. Cravener
I. M. Elsie
E. Fracklund
Lee Perry
Ernest Work
John Mitchell
D. B. Gates
Edith Dodds
W. Guthrie
Mary Crawford
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania Chautauqua
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New System to Improve Telephone Service in Indiana
Indiana district patrons of Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Co will get faster service as a common battery central system is installed at the Indiana exchange. Plans authorize by Gen General Superintendent W L Malin at the June 9 meeting call for swift implementation. At present June 1 operation shows 766 phones in Indiana and 78% in Saltsburg with nationwide totals of 8003 phones, 18 exchanges, 600 miles of poles and 2000 miles of wire.
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Indiana
Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company
Indiana Exchange
Clearfield
W. L. Malin
Indiana Aid
Saltsburg Exchange
Hsa
Helen Gould May Mediate Castellane Family Dispute
June 18 report suggests Miss Helen Mister Gould, guest of Countess de Castellane, could mediate domestic issues threatening the Castellane-Gould dispute. Gould opposes divorce over children and reconciliation remains possible. Count Boni de Castellane seen as eager to regain petitioners due to custody questions.
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Helen Mister Gould
Countess de Castellane
Castellanes
Gould
Boni de Gastellane
George Helen Gould
Anna
Boni
Count Boni
Governor Pennypacker appoints city personal registrars
Harrisburg June 15 Governor Pennypacker named personal registration commissioners for Pennsylvania cities Philadelphia Pittsburg Allegheny Scranton for three years under the recent act. Salaries 3000 a year for Philadelphia and 2000 for others. They will enforce the act and appoint registrars by August 15.
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Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
George C. Pierce
J. Henry Scattergood
John Cadwalader
Pittsburg
Walter J. Christy
Charles W. Wilbert
James Campbell Roberts
John J. McKelvey
Allegheny
William T. Bradberry
Greater Pittsburg consolidation carried by large majority
Pittsburg voters approve consolidation by a 25 686 to 5 435 margin in Allegheny. Leads Greater Pittsburg by 20 251 in favor of annexation with totals 37 686 in Pittsburg and 17 485 in Allegheny. Opponents vow legal action through state and federal courts to delay until after Mayor Kirschler’s term ends in 1909.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Supreme Courts
United States Court i
Kirschler
Dupe Miners Rebel On Southbound Train Riot
A riot erupted in the rear car of a southbound Cleveland and Pittsburgh train near Steubenville Ohio as strikebreakers were escorted to Plum Creek mine. Agents manhandled and barred the men inside while pursuers battered doors. Conductor and crew intervened and freed the train, with the crowd vowing not to remain long at the mine.
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Steubenville
Cleveland
Opticians Mr and Mrs Mahaffey in Indiana Pa visit for exams
The exclusive optical firm run by Mr and Mrs W H Mahaffey of Pittsburg will be at the Clawson House Indiana Pa on June 25 26 and 27 with free examinations and glasses priced 2 to 8 dollars They also plan to be at the Merchants Hotel Blairsville June 28 29 A testimonial from Mrs A W Neilor of Indiana Pa describes relief from headaches and nervousness after wearing their glasses.
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W. EH. Mahailey
Pittsburg
Clawson House
Indiana
Merchants Hotel
Blairsville
A. W. Nealor
Chestnut Street
Pittsburg Clothing
Indiana Markets Price List Corrections Tuesday Update
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY Produce butter eggs potatoes beans onions per unit pricing. Poultry lard. GRAIN AND FLOUR Flour Winter per sack retail flour Spring per sack buckwheat.
Pittsburg Market Prices June 18 1920s style report
Pittsburg markets show corn and yellow shelled prices slipping from gains as demand softens. Hay prices hold with timothy at 16 dollars, clover 11, mixed 11.5. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep ranges listed with varied good to prime levels amid midwestern rainfall-induced price declines in Chicago.
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New York
New
Ohio
Goms
Chicago
Kansas
Middle
Walled up alive in Marakesh murder case shock report
Tangier dispatches recount cobbler Messewi, convicted of murdering 16 women, being walled up alive rather than crucified. Mob jeered as masons worked. entombment ongoing after daily floggings. third day silence suggests exhaustion. Also notes gas explosion fatal to Moreland couple while they sought hidden money.
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London
Tangler
Marakesh
Messewi
Messenl
Messen
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Werlin
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Hortons
Walter KE. Dewey
P. D
L. C. Hasinger
Ira A. Myers
Ford Craig
Town
Jefferson Medical College
Allegheny General Hospital
Ada Rowe
Helen M. Gould
Eton
Greater
Pittsboro
Mise
Jack Big Store
Lot Childrens and Misses
Lot Childrens
Justin
India
Swift’s Pride
Mace & Son
Chicago Grain Market
Cincinnati
Samuel Moreland
Jockey Moreland
Gaspling
Toronto
Indiana House
B. A. Howitt
H. A. Hawitx
B. A. Howitz
I A. Hewite
High Pittsburg
Philadelphia Street
Indiana County
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Hing
Tod White
Sale
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Philadelphia St
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Sheafefer & Keller
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