Fisher Sees Tariff as Real Issue in Presidential Race
Governor John S. Fisher told a Hoover for President rally in Philadelphia that tariff is the defining issue between Republicans and Democrats and urged voters to focus on the actual economic stakes of the upcoming election. He spoke at the Union League Club with leaders like Hubert Work and W. L. Mellon in attendance, stressing Republican policies as crucial to national prosperity and Pennsylvania’s robust economy.
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John S. Fisher
Union League Club
Philadelphia
National Broadcasting Company
Gov. Fisher
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Union
John Opportunity
Wreedth
Guinraie
Indiana Republican Rally and County Meetings Planned
Plans are under way for a large Indiana rally on Thursday evening October 25 with nationally prominent speakers, a parade, music and speeches to energize voters. Earlier events include Homer City on October 18 and Banks Township on October 26 with county tallying and preparations underway.
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Homer Cy
Banks Township
Indiana
Homer City
Real estate transfers list shows numerous Indiana and Grant parcels
A long catalogue of deeds records transfers including Ralph Karr to Alfred Sterner for 1% acre in Grant valued at 160 dollars, John Uncapher to Jesse Uncapher for land in Indiana at 1,006 dollars, and many other parcel deals. Notable entries include Nobles to Daisy Warus in Indiana for 5,500 dollars, Ora Barrett to James Robin in Smicksburg for 1,200 dollars, Punxsutawmeay Coal Mining Co. to William Tait for three tracts in Canoe at 2,400 dollars, and Brushvalley Church trustees purchasing a jot in Mechanicsburg for 506 dollars. The list also covers various lots and tracts in Banks, Center, Conemaugh, and White townships, with values ranging from 385 to 8,000 dollars.
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Ralph Karr
Alfred Sterner
Tuella Kirkland
John
Indiana
John 8
Charles Forsof
Burrell
Edward G. Vogle
Biagio Ifornico
Ora B. Barrett
James C. Robinon
Smicksburg
J. Day Brownlee
Ird A. Myers
Punxsutawmeay Coal Mining Co
William C
Banks
Charles B. Reese
Lula Fry
Bertha L. Ewing
David L. Marshall
Conemaugh
Kittanning Presbytery
The
Presbyterian Church
Brushvalley Baptist Church
Mechanicsburg
Virginia Roberts
Annie Roberts
Green
BR. TH. Goleman
R. C. Coleman
White
Pastors Exchanging Pulpits In Blairsville District
Ministers in Indiana and Knoxville swap church assignments for the coming year following Pittsburgh conference actions. Key postings include J A McCamey at Indiana mission and others across Blairsville district with listed pastors at Amarg h Bel s ano Blairsville Bolivar Brushvalley Clymer Cokeville Commodore Dayton Elderton Indiana Nanty Glo New Alexandria New Florence Plainville Rural Valley Saltsburg Seward Vandergrift and more.
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Indiana
Knoxville
MW. EK
B. Emerson
M, B&b
Town
J. A. McCamey
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Blairsville
lArmagh
St. G. Taylor
Belsano
W . EB. Scissi Blacklick
H. G. Trimmer
H. H. Lloyd
Bolivar
A Jones
Brushvalley
O. C. Carlile
Clymer
G. W. Ringer
Cokeville
C. T. Murdock
Commodore
Wayne Patch
Dayton
G. BE. Letchworth
Elderton
Arnold Beggs
Homer City
R. H. Ling
Indiana Mission
W. McConnell
Marion Center
Nanty-Glo
PF. A. Edmond
New Alexandria
Margaret Mlanigan
New Florence
M. B. Glendensen
Plainville
J. Gill
Rural Valley
Saltsburg
G. 8. Stephens
Seward
J. J. Davis
Vandergrift
R. P. Andrews
United Presbyterian Synod Meets in Pittsburgh Church
The Synod of Pittsburgh convenes at First United Presbyterian Church on Monday evening through Tuesday with over 200 pastors and delegates. Sessions start 7:30, featuring sermons, officer elections, and reports on missions, church attendance, and evangelism led by prominent clergy. The gathering includes discussions on Sabbath School, youth attendance, home life, and modern church methods, concluding with a Tuesday address on The Church in Action.
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Synod of Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
James JH. Noads
Roger Charnock
Christ Episcopal Church
J. A. Alexander
W. S. Wishart
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
John McNaugher
KW. CG. Meffowan
W. F. Markey
H. F. Davis
W. J. McMichael
A. BE
Curry
D. D
Guy D. Wallace
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
T. D. Edgar
R. M. Blackwood
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum Callese
Big Spring
Chartiers
Conemaugh
Prankfort
Kiskiminitas
Monongahela
Westmoreland
Indiana Visitors and Local Callers Chronicle
Marion Center resident Harry Bence brings a caller to town while Mrs. Gussie Simons of Rogister shops Indiana. Numerous residents including J. M. Gibson and Squire Rowland visit the county seat in Indiana for business and social calls. A birth is noted for Walter Simmons in School Street. Regulars like Bert Allshouse and W. Moorhead appear amid a stream of Indiana visits and county-seat pursuits.
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Harry Bence
Marion Center
Gussie Simons
Rogister
Indiana
Rb, McNeal
Saltsburg
Ella Reynolds
Near Healibon
Eo FL Johnston
Elderton
Carl Tenee
Dixonville
Tod
W. R. George
John
Reyer
Barney Wilmoth
Glen Campbell
Mya
Walter Simmons
School Street
M. D. Fisher
Peter Fisher
Pluniville
Bert Allshouse
Washington Township
C. M. Smith and
Kinter Wry
Barry Wissinger
Johan Mottern
Tonne Lownshipy
Fidiana
J. A. McKelve
Wheatfield Township
Brilhart
Dixonville Nepolis Bank
Enanty
Ellera
I. A. McKelvey
Mast Wheatfield
M. DP. Dalhel
Hamilton
Ohio
George Elbel
Kossiter
Jacob Spine
Smicksburg
W. M. Moorhead
Board of
Road Supervisors
Green Township
J. C. Pepine
Simiakse
J. MM. Repine
Clarksburg
Armstrong and Family
Stalnt
Donahue
Charksburg
James Wakefield
West Wheatfield Township
William Moorhead
Prssoner
Pennsylvania
Cort Trouxe
George
Beyer
Ploy Pierce
Danehtor
Annabelle
Evexts
WR. Taylors
Madixton
Albert Wardle
Ambridge
Wardle
Richard Grant
Tow
Dickey
Strongstown Heangelien Chine
Squire
Mra
Makph
Krown
Blairsville
John Keller
Norm Koon
Au. Shieck
Harold William
Deyltt Tay
Pal Woolwearer
Alex Sdmprodt
Stone Creek Hunting Club
Hayat
Ingle County
John Igin
Mie Did Mere
Georg Elgin
West Philadelpdlice
Petrent
Haas Coepa
Ohio Woskogi
Yue
Clarened Jr
Mleb
al Mw
Curtis
Cieaea
Watson
Beeensen Daugherty
Ul Kite
Waterman Company store fire at Waterman town endangers nearby homes
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Waterman Company store in Waterman east of Tomer City early Saturday, with dynamite stock exploding and shock waves felt miles away. The Homer City Fire Company saved adjacent buildings. two firefighters were cut by flying debris. Additional fires nearby caused losses at the Harry B. Kinnan mine and a barn on the S. S. Biggs farm, with injuries to Emanuel Noel and vast material losses reported.
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Dy Company
Waterman Company
Waterman
Tomer City
Limany
Hormer City Fire Company
Raymond Dun ‘Can
Louis Mainitt
Cnal
Harry B. Kinnan
William Penn Behway
Blairsville
Muntay
Biggs Farm
Bhilrsville
Derry Township
Wriday
Emanuel Noel
Wreksvile Fire Company
Jor-Win Game Preserve Moves Appeals to Nature Lovers
The Jor-Win game preserve covers about 2,000 acres near Glen Campbell, with woodland, a lake, and a club house built by ex-State Senator and Mrs. Joseph Clark. The park features deer and wild game, extensive drives, and a high wire fence, inviting nature lovers to its grounds near Woodland Park.
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Bes AL Woodland
Tauture
Jos-Win
Glen Gamphelk
Joseph ©. Clark
Glen Campbell
Malice
Clarks
Preserva
Appointment of section Officers for Three County Districts
Judge J. N. Langham announces election officers for three counties with Donald Davis to oversee District No. 1 in Hrnab valley, Col. Campbell appointed in Gleedion No. 2, J. Whasins named in Arm strong township, and Harry Schapenteller assigned to District No. 3 in Roya fowley Coote Uhring. Separate local incidents include a youth stabbed during a quarrel over possession of a mouth airgun, and several minor jail and fines items.
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J. N. Langham
Donald Davis
Valley
G. W. Sprinkie
Col. Campbell
Af Gleedion
Brest Valley
Awiyship
J. Whasins
Ghaston Copetehls
Armstrong Township
Harry Schapenteller
Roya Fowley
Purhig Quaerel
Steve Lilia
Mes
Adam Badara
Swattsville
Joseph Hoan
Meragid
Nick Vowan
Dlalaville
Tsazan
Bogan
Death notices and funerals in South Bend area
Mrs. Mary A. George, 90, died after a short illness at home in South Bend Bend. Born near Elders Ridge Jan 16, 1838, she was married to Samuel George, mother of several children, and a longtime member of the South Bend Reformed Church. Funeral and interment at South Bend Cemetery. Also reports Martin Owens, 69, of Tilac died after injuries from a Mundy’s Corner accident. his wife Leora and daughter injured. Other obituaries include J Newton Conrath, 71, longtime county resident, and Mrs. Frank Constanting, 54, of Chambersburg, plus Henry B. Miller, 71, of Fairview Jefferson County, and more. Additional notes on car thefts near First United Presbyterian Church and a roadster theft attempt.
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Mary A. George
Hee Hom Meéap Bouthy Bend
He Hue Waller
Samary Lelloss Mul
Elders Ridge
Samuel Cearge
George
South Bend
Fue Theeak Chirreth
Robert Sb. George
Weathanen
Walter J
Walton George
Apollo
Wilkon Georen
Af Vandereritt
Wood Colgan
Canton
Ohloy Milaaherh
Amma Amd
Pearl George
Vistors
Sarah Tenby
Harehig
Mont
Laisa Black
Chambersbore
Susi Selless
Forth Bend
South Tend
Martin Owens
Mundy'’s Corner
Marlin Oweens
Tela
Jana Folmsloven
Tila
Leora
Mra. Owens
Owes
Blacklick
Wintondale
Ovens
Elicker
Dayton
Olle
Mies
Mary Me
Mardin
Basauber
Ty M. Sitters
Vatier
Decansad
Aude
Ite
Rand
Shia Avis
Kavona
Singeh
Pittshureh
J. Newton Conrath
J. Newton
Conrath
Tome
Purclase Line
Mra
Krank
Frank Constanting
Herbert Milles
Mudlwood
Clearheld
Buffilo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Raihway
Whier Pmc
Tiner
Dioayer
Ghyena
Lie
Witla Brown
Laweerne
Woman attempts suicide by drinking iodine in Indiana shop
Roberta Pennington of South Thirteenth street drank iodine at Box confectionery on Philadelphia street Friday morning. A waiter stopped her before the bottle hit the floor and a physician treated her at Indiana Hospital where she recovered. She expressed regret and threatened further acts after release, friends say. The native of Clan Campbell formerly worked at the store.
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Stary
Trow Fee
Roberta Pennington
South Thirteenth Street
Philadelpitia Street
Indiana
Enard
Clan Campbell
Motorcyclist Hurt In Collision Near Salisbury
Moyd Uenehman of Salisbury was badly wounded when his motorcycle was struck by a car whose driver failed to signal. He was transported to Tediana Hospital, bled heavily, and required around 100 stitches. his condition was serious but improving.
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Moyd Uenehman
Salisbury
Wopakiend
Tediana Hospital
Wdr
Cittes
Van Sweringens buy Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh
Announcement says M J Van Sweringen of New York and partners acquire Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh for 11 million dollars, taking 67 percent of stock. Purchase expands Van Sweringen holdings and coal region reach from Millsburg to Buffalo, strengthening position toward division of eastern roads.
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Tuffalo
Barchester & Fittheburgh Kilwiy
OLP
M. J. van Swerngen
New York
A.tselin & Co
Roosevelt && Bons
Stork
Tsewi
Punxsitawney
Rochester
Pittsburgh
van Sweringens
Gore
New York Central
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HIG Republican
OOR
Rhal Estate
Wilgus Pig Club
Grange Mall
J. P. Winslow
Jefferson County
the Savings and Trust Company of Indiana
Elmer Gromley
Lucille Trimbla
Charles Gromley
Tsulda Shields
Kenneth Wright
Earl Shields
Harry Shields
Rochester Mills
Gorman, Jr
Gipsy
Henry JD. Gorman
First National Bank
Barrow Club
Ollaowsa
John Gromley
Bernard Shields
Donald Gorman
Louise Gorman
Credit Bureau
Inskinna Chamber of Cononerey
India
Indiana Chamber of Commerrs
Bsiness and Professionel
Miedo Ak
Cis
Emdiaene
Hanks Glew Munstay
Caulioibus Dey
Dhoped
Jun Vriday
Columbus Day
R. D
James N. Sklaner
Velma A. Jobinsto
George A. Smith
Marshal L. Jennings_daidiana
Dorothy BH
Roadarmel
United Presbyterian Synod
EB. J. Me“Tigue
William Duncan
W. I. Wondead
H. Ts. Clark
Pittsburgh Auto Company
Dixon Garare
C. C. Tafts Aginst
Charles Williams
Younes
Fhre Bridge
Belle George
Marion Allshouse
West Lebanon
Miss George
Tarkeburg
Penn
Thorse
William Lyons
Peon
McMullen
Barr Slope
Gluir Wheeler
Mekshoes
Lendtar
Saddsan
Ale
Minne Laerpene
Gianette
Agnes
Tawepert
Langham
Mondivy
Stanley Shominsky
Custa
Mike Dobineky
Tie
Moothouh
Youbous
United Presbyterian Gharel
Lown
Niky
Bet Warhol
West Paladelphila
Mabie Shark
Waheed Mins Wathob
Mondhey
Ik Wore & Dhastak
Aoneinedin
AL Staith
Hacinedin
Mike Poster
Warner
Heda Por
Sataday
Erie
Bulli
Rochester Ait Toranta
Cana
Guil
Saltshuerg
Eit
Cot Berth Fuanbtt Sey Dee
Board of Game Commissioners
Hoover
Republican
Hou
Peg Dink Mau
Pasndtat
le Wis Ridine
Thomas Lewes
Por Dtu
Ik Lens
Punxsutiwney
Nan- Jott Bait
Baetiaith
Wardias
Siabpork
Taitiari
Selood Street
Hall H
J. Wilae Thompson
Yeas
KB. Nupp
Shuford
Winnin
Calhoun
Kansas City
Wwo
Phett Af Yipper Cable Teron
Silhimer Chester Streve
Adira Dunegan
Bailad Systen
Vine
Hollings
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