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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1923

Page

11

Convicts Die After Four-Day Prison Siege

In Paducah Kentucky authorities stormed the Dullet-town mesa hall stronghold of three convicts who killed guards during a Wednesday morning breakout. After flooding with ammonia and heavy gunfire, seven soldiers reached the second floor to find Griffith Ferland and Walters dead from gunshot wounds and Walters fully dressed, while Griffith and Ferland reportedly ended their own lives to evade fumes.

Paducah Dullet-town Mesa Hall Monte Walters Lawrence Grifith Harry Ferland Griffith Ferland Kentucky National No Man's Land Mess Hall Inddyville

Asbury Park Block Burns Destroyed Hotels and Theater

A single fire wiped out an entire block in Asbury Park New Jersey along Ocean Avenue and Kingsley Street. The Bristol Keswick Victoria and Sigemere Hotels burned to the ground and several stores and an open air theatre were destroyed. Two men were missing at the Bristol Hotel while surrounding fire companies fought the blaze. All hotels were closed for the season.

Asbury Park N. J Ocean Avenue Third Fourth Avenues Kingsley Street Bristol Keswick Victoria Sigemere

Will Uncover Much Coal in Two Year Project

The Lehigh Valley Coal company received the contract to uncover coal measures from Gnelda colliery to the Green Mountain line, about five miles apart, with completion expected in two years. Gigantic steam shovels will remove clay from anthracite outcrops, and a temporary railroad network will haul debris to dumps beyond the coal measures. The extracted coal will be conveyed eleven miles to the Teanesville breaker for market prep.

Sheppton Lehigh Valley Coal Company Gnelda Green Mountain Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company Teanesville

Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Governor Warren S Mc Cray

A petition asking that Governor Warren S. Mc Cray be declared bankrupt was filed in federal court here by the Partners Trust Company the West National Bank and the Citizens Trust Company all bankruptcy institutions of this city The petition was filed with United States Commissioner W J Twyan.

McCray Port Wayne Warren S. McCray Partuers’ Trust Company Wiest Nutiottt Bank Citizens Trust Company Bankrup Jnstituluns United States Vy, J. Twyan

Plan to Harness Vesuvius and Etna for Power

Italian scientists discuss tunneling mountains to divert volcanic gas and lava away from populated areas. The scheme aims to use volcanic heat for industry, reducing dependence on foreign fuels. Mussolini backs the plan, with experimental borings likely on Etna first to limit potential damage.

Italy Etna Vesuvius Mussolini Dtna

Sweets For Children And A Hotel Chapels Idea

The piece argues a nine or ten year old's sugar allowance, detailing per item limits and weekly totals, warns against self-serving increases, and cites Dr L Emmett Holt. It then notes Gideons promoting Scripture in hotel rooms and a New York hotelier planning chapels in his large properties to provide guest worship space.

L. Emmett Holt The Gideons New York

All Is Vanity Column Sparks Beauty Debate

In Columbus a beauty says a magazine writer debunks claims that weekly clay facial applications improve appearance. Her companion notes the comfort of saving money and buying face creams instead.

Columbus

A Trusting Nature in a Train Misunderstanding

A rural traveler on a train visit encounters confusion at the station. Believing the entire train to be moving she laments I thought the whole carriage moved as she waits two hours for directions from the station master.

Corsagn

Handy Man Inmate Reports On Jail Conditions

A warden asks a polished prisoner to draft a report on jail conditions. The inmate, blamed for a glowing mining project, admits his jail time and optimism as the governor requests an official account of the facility's state for Harper's.

Harper's

Woman Hoards Wealth in Excess Shopping After Death

Mrs Emin Lee cherished window shopping above all, accumulating vast stores in her home over 30 years. After a fatal stove accident administrators valued her estate at 75000 with hundreds of unopened candy boxes, mittens, toys, plants, and jewelry filling rooms.

Gallon Emin Lee EH. D. Lee Wultimlionaire Kansas City Lee Nell Worhiable Clites Bucyrus Mansfield The Church of Christ and the Women's Belief Corps Hera

Stops Croaks on Farm by Kidding Frogs

Oshkosh Wis shipping from a back yard plant yields 500 to 600 dozen frog legs daily. Emil Nenwafelt of the city operates the frog farm, a 70 by 100 foot facility with concrete trenches and refrigeration to keep frogs cold. He ships more than two million frog legs annually, making Oshkosh a heavy shipping point. Frogs are cooled to induce hibernation to suppress croaking.

Oshkosh Wis Emil Nenwafelt Siome Neuenteit

Hillsdale Social Roundup and Local Visits

Hillsdale residents hosted numerous visitors from Rochester Mills Glen Campbell and Pilumville over the weekend. A birth was announced as Miss Ethel Huey’s teaching family welcomed a boy. Church notes report Wesleyan service at 7 30 p m and a Presbyterian gathering with Rossiter chorus.

W. M. Bowers Austin Bowers Rochester Mills Roy Kidd Glen Campbell Joe Myers Pilumvilie Linnie Smith Lily Bartlehaugh Ray Buterbaugh Ethel Huey Ambrove Elmer Huey CG. A. Ginter Cookport Naomi Who Alice Kerr Rowland Claypool Freeport A. C. Rankin Heilman Jeannette Pittsburgh Truman Buterhaugh East Run Ray Buterhaugh M. A. Longhecker Wesleyan Methodist Church Frank Trimble Eloise Felix Trimble Akron Ohio Emma Brown Myrtle Stantey Anna Richardson Ollie Work Jennie Richardson Otis Doty Rochester Milla Woman's Relief Corps Ganitzin Richardson Work Roger Pearce Gon Indiana Waldo Work Francis Work Sadie Lewis Piro F. B. Work Presbyterian Church Rossiter Mary Doty Cherryhill Craig Moora Rice Pittyburgh Lewis Depp Punxsutawney

Ku Klux Klan Cross Burning Reported Near Lawn

A cross burn by the Ku Klux Klan occurred Friday night around 9 34 near Roser hil southeast of Lawn, sparking warnings to local bootleggers. Also noted are community guests, lodge activities, student travels, and a rural carrier examination at Indiana post office on November 10.

Ku Klux Klan Roser Hil Lawn Elliott Lintner and Kenneth and Royden Everett Fintnear K. P. Michael Slairaville HW. 1 Stahl Elmer Nicewonger Wilson C. TL Petted C. T. Kitchen Masonic Lodge Indiana Mary Alice Sara Rita McGinley Cresson George Lindsey Homer City Willian Penman Jaiterson Malta Lodge Tidigna Creekettle

Sunday School Work Emphasized by Lutherans Conference

The East Conference of the Pittsburgh Synod Lutherans held sessions in South Bend focusing on Sunday school education. Rev E G Snyder and others presented papers on purpose standards and daily life influence, with plans for a fall institute and a strong turnout for the event.

Lutherans of the East Conference Pittsburgh South Bend E. G. Snyder Vanderpritt T. T. Newcomar Kittanning Shothet H. 8 Troyer Avon D. Burt Smith Philadelphia Whitish Cueed Lutheran Church Aimorica Treaday Haysa Chiwel Nonehareh Remberg Sune GC. G. Slater Springfield C. A. Sundberg Whiel Colllege Greenville

Local Social Notes From Rochester Mills and Surroundings

Residents and visitors from Rochester Mills and nearby towns are listed for visits and gatherings. Names include Mary McMahan, Mrs. Bile Hurd, Gaynone Potts, Deneva Mattern, Clyde Gibson, Vorrtain Mattern, Whit Mattern, David Giteou, Lishe Tider, Vyvnne Thouts, and others. A pie and box social is planned at the Pluumcreek Grange hall near Bell School on Friday evening October 26.

Mary McMahan Lea Indiana Bile Hurd Erdean Potts Gaynone Mish Deneva Mattern Clyde Gibson Dalupsfowl Vorrtain Mattern Whitn Mattern Matternus MeMahia Matsuda David Cilisen Momiay Hoiee Wyeer Lynn Richarahon Tadbami Satureny Wyontag Sudey Lown Frigads Ily Pluumcreek Grange Hall Bell School House

County Red Cross Aided Many Wherrans

Indiana County Red Cross chapter held a general meeting with Judge Langham presiding. Reports show 262 ex service men aided and relief expenditures of 640.06 for the year ending July 1 1923 with 100.40 repaid. Committees named to extend activities into 1923 24 plan fundraising events in various towns and list upcoming social and cultural programs including lectures and a musical case at Chambersville.

Indiana County American Row Cross Inet J. N. Langham Indiana Blairsville Clymer Stafford Red Cross Paul Hsougs Uhivaville Baltalaie Moni Tilus Gomrai Aden Teporgod Vernont Taylor Agenes Statoniter Mara iWerlinger Junes Mack Litnghiar Waller Sai He Musker Sanders Tavkbart Penn Ja Matey Stasfords Mars Divitt Salinburg Allen Brushvalley Yrink Rice Dixonville Mary Gripsh C. Bovard Marlon Genter M. Tuitchison Nolita KM. Lydick Commodore M. J. Moore Kellysburg Marie Wilheel Rohinson Marthe Toth Armagh al RK. Palmer Hesh Miks Grace Cohnmah Wad Cecimicar Tlarry White

Local Social Roundup From Rosemoyne and Commodore

A sweeping society note from Rosemoyne recounts visits by families and friends including the Brewertage, Welles, Wells, and Good households with Sunday gatherings and Friday calls. Commodore watchers note Emma Stiles and O V McCunn visiting Alvorda, a minor road accident near Stafford, and the Civil War veteran John J Rowe’s retirement pension rising to 72 dollars monthly since August 1.

Rosemoyne Brewertage Roy Frederick Brewer J. L. Welle Nelnon Warden Hed An Wieir Giedta Jo McCiinsey Big Rug Mies Christina Potter Nebrageka Galifornian Mtrch Mtrch Spend the Winter, Mr. and Mrs. L. Good and Temp Ly, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ana Tily Gand'y George Bint Familly QuRoils Harry Tienser Torino Orvie Lewis Joannetta Matthew Lewis Vachs Ebon Eugene, Clair and Wade Near Here Willace McMillon Floyd and Wima Amsbros Calle Maude Wells Emma Stiles Alvorda Charlotte Ruth McGunn O. V. McCunn Ruth Arnesboro David Meexe Pete Laney Lovejoy John Burnheiteer Commodore Stafford Dessie Madden Bast Rumy Rath McCann Alva Hrothers Lea Na Nichol Clifford Devis Barnesboro Charlotte McCann Dolistown Veasion Best John J. Rowe Indiana Heshuan

Estate of Havel ae Slaw Action Notice

Attorney LW Mier reports Lettora fdestimattary at the estate of Havel ae Slaw, in Washington towne Ship. Chase Tuiving elie against sii costihe dire requested to prosient them. Names JOAN M. SLND EY and other parties listed.

Mier MOWR Havel Ae Slaw Waclington Deetisad Elie Sii Oiteastiiaitel Chniseles Joan M Wey Rue Fay HH Willner Gehl $S

Notice to creditors and probate administrator posting

Berea Stewhart administrator announces estate of Hinwa late of Green township Janke prompt payment and claims must be presented to be settled. The ad lists addresses Cherry Tree Ma and references a Strong Newspaper Combination offer for subscribers including The Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Imex and the National Stockman and Farmer.

Berea Stewhart Hinwa Green Township Hletutud Liasure Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Imex National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette Times Indi

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