Young Italian Woman Accused in Whiskey Run Boarder Shooting
Mrs Virginia Coloyes a young Italian woman of Whiskey Run is jailed on a charge of shooting boarder Malden Nune. Nune lies in critical condition after a gunshot wound near the spine. Neighbors watched as the couple argued and the revolver was fired in self defense claims.
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Indiana May Get Sec Ond Brigade Encampment
The Pittabury Sun reports Brigadier General Willis J Hulings will choose a site for the Second Brigade National Guard of Pennsylvania encampment. Indiana is favored after a proposed location near Indiana along Tweedcliffe Creek was found sanitary with ample water from nearby reservoirs. The Fourteenth regiment may join the brigade this year, with a decision likely by next year.
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Burious Hunting Accident Injures Wilmer Menara at Farm
Wilmer Menara about 24 was seriously injured while hunting on his father’s farm near Tanoma. A gun misfire from striking a stump entered his lower jaw and lodged in the brain area. He was taken to Dr Coe hospital in Dixonville where an operation was performed. He is reported to be recovering.
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Early escape from Girls Industrial Home at 3 a.m.
Margaret Mcintire of Warren and Belle Goon of Mahaffey, both 15, inmates at the Girls Industrial Home on South Eleventh Street, escaped Monday morning about 3:00. They were not missed for hours despite efforts to locate them. Mcintire is dark complexioned and medium build while Goon is slim with a light complexion. Any information should be sent to Mrs Rue Williard, town president of the school.
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Birthday Greetings For Mia Davis Of Plumville
Friends and neighbors visited Mia Davis in Plumville on Thursday evening to celebrate her 76th birthday. Numerous messages and good wishes were left to mark the pleasant occasion.
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Will Open Sig Stone Quarries Near Cramer
A. K. Keltz of Ligonier leases land from the Cramer Goal, Coke and Blane Company near Cramer in the county. An organizing company aims to develop the property and operate quarries while the Cramer Company retains coal rights. The new venture plans to market the quarried stone. Lease term referenced as five years with work water unspecified.
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County towns to have electric light system
Application will be made Monday December 5 for a charter for the Green Heat Light and Power Company to supply heat light and power to Green Tawgery and vicinity. Applicants include R A Shillingford Asbury H Lee Howard J Thompson A J Musser and John 8 Fisher. Dixonville Clymer Idamar Lovejoy Stafford and Shanktown to be served. A power house on the Barr farm near Dixonville will furnish current to the area.
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Normal Won Good Game At Bellefonte
Normal defeated Bellefonte 3 to 0 with a single score from a forced ball over the goal for a safety. The team plans to play Kiski on the 21st at that place, and efforts are underway to secure a special train for students attending the game.
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Hunters Bay Hig Game Debuts Deer and Moose Hunt Report
William Geasler of town and his son Dr. Harry Geasler joined a party at Weatmoreland and hunted in Maine. They returned home Saturday noting they shot a deer while the group in Kinetoach achieved a deer and two moose.
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Republicans win in state and county election results
Returns from 44 districts show Tener leading Berry by about 300 votes for Governor with an anticipated county plurality of 400 to 500. Henry trails McCreight by 600 in Assembly, Langham to win Congress, while Roosevelt loses in his home district. Philadelphia and Allegheny favor Republicans amid broad Democratic gains in neighboring states.
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Great Mine Rescue Car Arrives Tonight in Indiana
Mine Rescue Car No. 1 of the Bureau of Mines arrives at Pennsylvania Station at 7 30 this evening and stays until 11 65 Friday. The public is urged to visit the car to see life saving devices and demonstrations for miner rescue and first aid. Experts will lecture on safety in coal mining and oxygen helmet use for two hours. This tour is part of a state program to reduce mine deaths. The car will then head to Wilkes-Barre. six such cars will be stationed statewide for rapid response.
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Church News and Local Notices From Washington and Jacksonville
A series of church meetings at Washington Presbyterian begins 7 30 this evening led by the eastor. Communion services at Jacksonville Presbyterian led by Rev J M Finley on November with preparatory services Saturday at 2 00 p m. Bethel Presbyterian services Sunday at 2 00 p m preceded by Sabbath school at 1 30. Neighbors honor Mrs Thomas Williards of Ambrose with gifts and a hearty dinner. Hartman Knauf willow estate divided naming Howard P Knauf, Mila Sprkle, and Mary B McConnaughey among heirs. executors Henry W and Howard P Knauf. Livery business changes hands as Irvin Hapu of Hosler acquires Bleyn Punxsutawney’s stable.
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