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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

2

Villa and Carranza clash as Mexico revolts intensify

Reports say General Villa mobilizes forces in Chihuahua and Sonora while Carranza declares defense of his government. Maytoren's Sonora troops clash with Gill's forces at Santa Barbara. Villa gains allegiance from Sonora governor. Carranza vows defensive stance and delays US troop departure from Veracruz, with communications cut between Mexico City and north.

Wilson Witer México Guy Gut Ae Piper Carranza Geeral Francisco Villa Tyrreon Chihuahua Mexico Villa Carri Carrandga Aralcas Monterey Sorrena Carratan United States Garrazza Jose Maria Maytoren Sonora Benjamin, Gill Banta Bar Mayiorena Gill Maviorena Caraanau Carranzalas Mexico City Castanza Vera Cruz Will War Department General Funston Funston

Gore Proposes Oil Probe Into Standard Oil Again

Senator Gore introduces a resolution urging a probe by the new federal trade commission into Standard Oil Company relations, dissolution effects, pricing influence, and comparisons of capital and dividends with independent producers for three years prior to dissolution.

Gore Standard Standard On Company Federal Trade Commission Oklahoma Supreme Court C Fining AD Ward

Germans blame French for cathedral firing at Rheims

A German staff explanation cites the use of the Rheims cathedral as a French observation post since September 20, leading to artillery action to remove the post. The report notes shrapnel to clear the observation point and links the French firing accuracy to this setup. The piece also covers Spain and the United States negotiating to end the European war, Pennsylvania University enrolling about 6,000 students, and the death of painter Rene Gilbert in Paris.

Rheims Cathedral of Spain U.S United States Italy

Frosty Week and Town Happenings in County Towns

The big frost touched our area on Friday while churches held events. The Presbyterian Drop-in Bible Class hosted an oyster supper with a musical program and tributes to the class, led by Verne McMasters. Davis building work on Bridge Street nears frame. Syble and Blanche Clark start two new houses on Front Street. J. W. McFarland and others attended the Shriners convention in Atlantic City. Some Iron Works families may move due to new management. Railman John McKain moves to Culver. John McConnell, master carpenter at Cherry Tree Tron works, moves to Dayton Ohio. Zelda Hawes attends Lewisburg school this fall.

Presbyterian Church Syble Blanche Clark Front ‘Street B. P. Lewin Bellefonte Elizabeth Winter R. M. McCormick Price Davis JW. McFarland M, KB Stiffler Br. J. If Peterman Shriners Atlantic City Ray, Snebley Heilwood Snebley John McKain N.Y. CG Culver John McConnell Cherry Tree Tron Dayton Ohio Zelda Hawes Lewisburg

Delmont Notley Leaves for University of Michigan Dental School

Delmont Notley departed Friday for Ann Arbor to enter the University of Michigan dental department. Local merchants attended the merchants' banquet in Johnstown last week. Hannah Hollister, aunt of barber T D Rittman, visited recently. Wilson left for Saltsburg to attend school. Dr Yingling and family spent several days in town. Maslin trespass notices offered for sale at five cents each or six for a quarter.

Delmont Notley Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Johnstown Hannah Hollister T D. Rittman Rmports Wilson Saltsburg Dr. Yingling famWy Maslin

Scraps From Local Notes in Plumville and Vicinity

Local items report social visits, callers, and travel across Plumville and nearby towns. Indiana visitors include Mrs. John Gibson and daughter Minnie and Ward Allshouse with family. The Emerson Club met at W. D. Rankin’s home. Post office improvements reflect new fixtures and extended hours. Medical Society convention attended by Dr. C. M. Smith in Pittsburgh.

P. Miller Indiana Allshouse Brackenridge D. J. Allshouse Vernon Edwards Pittsburg Emerson Club W. D. Rankin John Gibson Minnie J. M. Wiggins United Presbyterian Church Robert Bell B. Be, Campbell Plumville C. M. Smith State Medical Society Pittsburgh E BH L. Snyder Clair Lukehart Punxsutawney Ethel Laura Smith John Crawford J.L. Snyder John TF. Molory Crenshaw

Hunters Take Notice Leave Your Order for Hunting Clothing

Hunters are urged to place orders now for hunting clothing. The notice emphasizes timely ordering and readiness for season, naming suppliers and product types available. It signals a local supplier pushing ahead of hunting season with current stock and pricing details.

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