Italian on Trial in Four Day Deadlock Keeps Jury Split
A four day deadlocked jury tries to decide the fate of Italian Mike Janglappo charged with shooting Freeman Walker at Edin in Conemaugh township. Key witness Mrs. Cora Smiley of Monessen testified the accused fired the fatal shot as Walker escorted her to her husband’s boarding house. Several court actions and other criminal cases in the same session are noted, with some verdicts and pleas in various matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Janglappo
Freeman Walker
Edil
Conemaugh Township
Pennsylvania
Cora Smiley
Monessen
Walker
Edin
Edri
E. J. Keibler
Grant
A. W. Stefly
Mike
May Rich
Coral
Walter Adams
Lee Brown
Stephens
Hast Wheatfield
Ralke Prosse
Mike Ayuba
Albert Ayuba
Patsy Tiernro
Saltsbury
Chicago
White Township
Indiana
Lyell Rader
J. S. Glaes
John D. Cummins
Ada Long
John F. Pounds
Laura Bush
Viola Simpson
Edson Hoyt
Fred, Vinton
W. J. Robinstean
George Marlin
Belle O'Neil
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported
Indiana County records show numerous transfers including Mary Piscus to A J Smith for a lot in Westward Indiana at 3380 and Sallie E Mikesell to Alex Bennett for a lot in Second Ward Indiana at 11000. Other notable deeds include Jessa L Way to Neal A Jamison for a Third Ward Indiana lot at 6600 and John A Adamson to G F Lohr for 68 acres in Washington at 4000.
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Indiana County
Tast
Piscus
A. J. Smith
Wirstward
Indiana
Alex ¥. Johnston
Mary E. Mier
Homer City
Uoward Duck
Pearl HE
Lantry
Green
Mary Getty
J. H. Lewis
Third Ward
James Louden
Edward B. Louden
First Ward
W. H. Shultz
Nettle M. Shilling
Samuel
Spicher
John Nawaga
Banks
Jessa L
Neal A. Jamison
Zami
Davis
Lizzie Williams
Lilian J. Marshall
Thomas L. Shirey
Blairsville
Sallie E. Mikesell
Alex Bennett
Second Ward
James M. Orr
Joseph Bender
Center
J. E. Lewis
Clarence M. Snyder
Samantha J. Oatman
Joseph P. Mack
White
Wilmer H. Wood
Everett C. Ale
Frank Hess
Anna M. George
Benjamin Jamison
A. C. Farrier
John Liptak
John Duchess
Blairsville Iron Works Co
W. la. Reed
Wm. Reed
Joseph F. Stang
J.R. Smith
Hdna TP
Samuel G. Foose
T.M. Gilpatrick
Marehand
Mattie Martin
Homer Burkett
Peter A. Conway
Tony Hatay
Pine
B. F. Inmigon
John Gemmell
Fourth Ward
Martin Ober
B. PF. Findley
Weddings of a week Edwards Dick and others in the area
A series of local weddings are reported: Luella H. Dick married Stephen Edwards at the Dick home in Cherryhill township. James M. Shoemaker wed Myrtle Viola Little in DuBois. William Jarvie and Josephine Leasure wed in Cumberland Maryland and will live at Clymer. Lester Blakely and Myrna Cochran tied the knot in town. Robert Hunter and Florence Frech wed at Grove Chapel parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Frech
Robert Hunter
Marnest
Flornece
Frech
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel
Cna
L. W. Shier
Greensburg Bon Ton stores headlined by S W Rose plan
S W Rose of the Bon Ton store in Greensburg will assume personal charge of the new store, formerly Strouse Department, with plans to raise standards to match the Indiana store. New express service from Indiana begins Monday with 2 25 express to eastern points and 3 43 express to western points. E M Lockard of Church Street, a noted contractor, lies ill in Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore for stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Rove
Bon Ton
Greensburg
S. W. Rose
Strouse Department
Rose
Westmoreland
Sose
Indiana
E. M. Lockard
Church Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lockard
Fisher Boosts in Pittsburgh for Governor Campaign
John S Fisher, Pennsylvania Banking Commissioner, drew 400 Indiana Normal alumni in Pittsburgh at their Allegheny County reunion. He avoided direct politics, while Miss Jane Leonard praised his career and urged organizing for Fisher. Hubert Work praised Leonard and noted his own political ties as Postmaster General. An Allegheny County Fisher for Governor committee formed with W C Roftz as chair, pledging to boost Fisher locally. Johnstown set for noon Kiwanis talk and chamber events.
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Val Vine
Joan §. Fisher
Theyidenes
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Indiana Normal School
Fisher
J. Wood Clark
Jane ©. Leonard
Normal School
Hubert Work
Miss Leonard
the Normal
Dumas
Indiana
Bert Work
Bert
Indiana Normal School Board
University of Michigan
New York
Wisher
Pennsylvania
W. C. Roftz
Allegheny
John 8. Fisher
A. F. Cooper
Myre Charles Beeson
Sarat Christy
Johnstown
Kiwanis Club
Johnstown Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Kk. Hall
Bequest to Helen Auker From Pittsburgh Uncle
By provisions of the will of her uncle IE K Auker of Pittsburgh Miss Helen Auker of Church street is bequeathed ten thousand dollars when she becomes twenty one years of age.
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IE. K. Auker
Pittsburgh
Helen Auker
Church Street
Oak Street Property Transfer In Cherryhill Township
Bold William J. Short of Cherryhill township purchased the Mary H. Bruce property on Egat Oak street, securing title to the Oak Street parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street
William J. Short
Cherryhill Township
Mary H. Bruce
Egat Oak Street
Personal Brevities From The County Contacts
A stream of local callers and subscribers appears across Indiana and nearby towns. Notables include Attorney William Lowing of Pitle Aves, St. Vi Clawson of Heslibon, and Mr. and Mrs. J I Lightner of Otixanville. The Progress remains a weekly visitor with many renewing and sharing news from J. R. Clark, Rev. Copeland, and Mrs. Navid J. Bailey as winter wanes in North Dakota.
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William Lowing
Pitleaves
St. Vi Clawson
Heslibon
Iyas
Mra
J. I. Lightner
Otxanville
Tndlatin
J. A. Adamson
Lear Creeksida
Willig Short
Clearfield
Indiana
Wt. Mitchell
Brestindley
Walter Benson
Burlington Township
Newton Long
Clymer
Progress
W. 8. Richardson
Orion, Jils
H. L. Walker
Near Town
J. M. Reynolds
Wehrum
of Progress
W. R. Tomb
Cordilla
Town
W. M. ‘Abe
New Florence
A. Lox
Philadelphia
John Staka
Cherryhill
J. St. Clark
White Township
John M. Clark
Wilda Madeline Clark
J. R. Clark
W. E. M. Copeland
Plumville
Cuyahoga Falls
Copeland
Paslor
United Presbyterian Church
Cuyahora Walls
The
Navid J. Bailey
Brantford
N. D
Nervie G. Oher
Mitchells Mills
North Dakota
200th Bend gas field rising among western PA’s best
A new gas well on the Starry Devers farm south of South Bend by American Natural Gas Company yields an estimated 6.5 million cubic feet daily. The South Bend field, already drilled by the company in the past year, shows strong production and could become a leading gassy area in western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry Devers
South Bend
American Natural Gas Company
Sittsburgh
Salvation Army opens new Marshall building quarters
Special services will mark the opening of Salvation Army quarters in the Marshall building on Carpenter avenue. Col. and Mrs. Stanyon, Western Pennsylvania divisional commanders, join a vocal and instrumental quartet for services Saturday and Sunday. Col. Stanyon to speak at an Episcopal church service and Mrs. Stanyon with Mrs. Evans to address Sunday school at the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Stanyon also speaks at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanyon
Salvation Army
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
Tf. Stanyon
Western
Pennsylvania
Thepiscopal Church
Evans
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
Two Townships Endorse Good Roads Plan
In a special election White and Young townships voted landslide for a bond issue to fund a permanent surface highway from Glarksburg to Glen Campbell. White voted 421 for 140 against, Young 170 for 61 against, with other townships also backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Thin County
Glarksburg
Glen Campbell
Oth
Mus
Long lists of local obituaries in West Mahoning county
Mrs Elisabe th Kerr widow of William Kerr aged 3, died at her son Ira L Ferry home in West Mahoning township from pneumonia. She was a lifelong Smicksburg Lutheran church worker and widow of William Kerr. Surviving sons Harry C Kerr Marion Center, L L Kerr Punxsutawney, Joseph T Kerr on old farm. services held at Smithsburg Lutheran church with burial in cemetery. James Short, 68, died of bowel cancer at Advaitve, Washington township. Survived by wife and daughter Melina. siblings and in laws in several towns. funeral at Salem 47HE church with graves at Uyeenwood. Don Longnecker, 20, son of Merwand and Abraham Longnecker Hilldale, died of pneumonia at home. survived by siblings and a Rochester Mills sister. services at home led by Rev Stushes. Agnes Moses 60s of Cokeville died. survived by daughter Mrs Bu ford and siblings Clawson family. interment Blairsville. James Gould 87, former Indiana resident, died. interment Greenwood cemetery. wife predeceased. surviving children Arthur, Thomas Gould, Mrs Treotts McCloskey, Dick Gould, Mrs Janet Powell.
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Rayne Township
Edwards
Eli Yabeth Kerr
Eigabeth Roush Kerr
Williwna Err
Ira O L. Ferry
West Mahoning
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
Hfar Fiuahanel
Sii
Harry C. Kerr
Marion Center
Kerr
Punxsulawney
Joseph T. Kerr
Lutheran Church of
Smithsburg
James H. Short
James I. Short
Advaitve
Washington Township
N. B. Short
Daughler
Melina
Bone
Ira
Shaw
Minstin Short
John TK. Shrart
Town
George Il, Short
Pann Kun
Robert & Shart
Kaynetown- Hidp
Salem 47
Key. Gues
Uyeenwood
Sinier Long Longnecker Himer
Don Longnecker
Merwand Mes
Abraham Longnecker
Hillkdale
Ridley
Followlng
May
Ithel
Clarance
James
Wilford
Irene
Liperd Longnecker
Daine McMillen
Rocheester Mills
Honia
Stev. Stushes
Cockport
Thompson cuMelery
Agnes Moses
Agnes Mubos
Qokeville
Jacksonville
Buford
Grapeville
Thomas B. Clawson
George Fh. Clawson
Hiukrsvile
Edward Clawson
Jormarty
Blacklick Township
Nora Wolford
Cokeville
Blairsville
Nursday
Jones Gould James Gould
Indiana
Samuday
Kittanning
Greenwood Cemetery
Ula Place
Arthur
Thomas Gould
Tretts McCloskey
Pittsburgh
Dick Gould
Saltshore
Mra
Janet Powell
Oklahoma
Clark W. Keener
Stark W. Keener
Airdia Keener
South Seventh Street
10Th Conpany
FLL
Sargeant
Helleau Woody Jin
France
Frank Keener
Indiana High School
Indiana Normal
Bucknell University
Mmn
Clu
Howard Lydie
Lute CG
Lydie
Howard ‘Yedie
Parnigious
Aneonin
Pasdale
Ton
Vernon
Far Hashie
G Luther
Ollo
Anna Cogs
Hilledale
W. Goss
Letely
Nile
Bowdertown
Travs
Nelson
U Hughes
Thompson
Mary
Houston
Mary Houston
Orly
Presbyterian Church
J. We Dnitt
Ormenat
Oakland Cemetery
Jacob Boyer
Clay Neal
Rossiter
Noah Boyer
Church Street
Mary A. Rent
Mary A. Itoof
G. W. Calhoun
Mt. Washington
Dawson
Longtime Coal Official Dies in Clymer
George J. Jacquish of Clymer dies at Tadlann hospital after a long illness at 72. He worked 41 years with the Clearfield Woolroutous Coal Corporation, rising to outside superintendent, and was a lifelong Republican and Presbyterian. Funeral in Sarli conducted by Rev. Long. interment Oakland cemetery. Survived by wife and children including Hattie Clark, George Jor...
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Pin
Wik
Clearfield Vwituoduous Coal Corporaton
Mehayre
Lycoming County
P&s4
Peale
Clearfield County
Clymer
The
Coal Corporation
Presbyterian Church
Masonic
Blue Jadge
Phillipsburg
Clearfield
Wiliamsport
Alfoorm
Woah
Ington and Jefferson College
Simlar Geheols
Owife
Hattie Clark
George Jorpish
Piltsbergh
Traiinah Strong
McWeeaparts
Alepsen
Charles Pingfant
Pittsburgh
Joseph Jacquish
Mansfield
Tesla Webster
Jane Whittaker
Pussalee
N. J
Five Lost Lives in Dilltown Coal Mine Disaster
Four men perished instantly and another died later after an explosion at Dilltown Smokeless Coal Company in Dilltown just after 7 AM. Victims named include Stanley Mider and Joseph Rider, both 35 and married, plus John Suzanne 35, Dominick Colangelo 85, and Paul Caraveche 35. Three miners were overcome but survived, with Paul Caraveche dying at Indiana hospital that night. An inquest by County Coroner A. H. Stewart will review the tragedy with mine inspectors reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilltown Smokeless Coal Company
Dilltown
Stanley Mider
Joseph Rider
John Suzanne
Dominick Colangelo
Paul Caranche
Angelo Nami
Samuel Pendell
Julius Garagna
Paul Caraveche
Indiana Hospital
A. H. Stewart
Indiana
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Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
J. W. Warner
Gearhiyt
Erie
Prank BM
Muarhead
KE. M. Gearhart
K. R. Creps
Elbie B. Creps
Iowa
Edward Martin
Troutman Company
James M. Shoemaker
Myrtle Viola Little
County
Daniel Motter
DuBois
W. C. Calhoun
Mt. Zion Methodist’ Church
Ernest Florence &. Frech
Rayne Two
Joseph H. Halpacer
Erae Robinson
Mary A. Donahue
Robinson
Archie A. Harmon
Penn Run
Sarah R. Putt
Cherry Hill
M. O. Jamison
M. & Jamison
Joseph W. Clements
Hile
Bt. Patrick
Jamison
Sutton- Miller
Royal Dealers
John M. Miller
Punxsu |Tawney
Rabbes
Paul Wines
Trane Campbell
Catherine Volk
Hert Slates
Pittsburg
Harry
Famlsen
Kellysburg
Tias
Tds
G. ¥. Lohr
Mr. Adamson
Myers School
Center Township
Inntown
Gus
Allusher
Viespltal
Bo Veh
Literary Society
F Philomathean Literary
Brughvalley Wriduy
Marehill Song, Society
Nell Cail
Ellizabeth Evans
Cora Hosa
Sole
Martha McCrea
Hssay
Vintel Wakefeld
Isay
Mary Swearingen
Donnald Davis
Qon Yord
Bruce
Miles Buter- Mugh
Samuel Rugh
Dean McCrea
D. CG. Davis
Song
Ethel Rugh
Werence Ford
Lola Davis
Mingiel
Aubrey Buterbaugh
Noene Hart
Nettie McCrea
Megr
Ida Cunningham
Vernon Shannon
Salo
Nellie McCrea
Chirk
Hart
Yara Rugh
Roy Mauk
Rey. Lord
Harry Stewart
Ruth Evans
Mlanche
Gordon Literary Society
Gordon School
Marehal
Tuth Altman
Ronald Mikesell
Altert Johnson
Violiw Gibson
Alicea Mestren
Ana Thompson
Badle Shields
Marl Strong
Francie McCrea
Mildred Altman
Johy McIntire
Shielda
Prances Strong
P.M. Strong
Naomi Altman
Margaret McCrea
Viv‘rola
Shadow Pictures
T. M. Strong
Mabel Mikesell
W. P. McCrea
Howard Altman
Mary Mikesell
Roys den Long
Marie Shields
Alice Burns
Thomsas Doherty
Graceton
Doherty
Shursday
Payette County
Donald Orr
Leonard Jeffreys
Ste Jeffreys
Jev. Roberts
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Emma Stitt
Emma Butt
Misa Lill Beit
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