Rep Griest Dies At Mt Clemens In Michigan
United States Representative W W Guest dies at Mt Clemens Michigan after five months illness. Preparations to move his body to Lancaster Pennsylvania for burial were under way. Griest sought treatment for arthritis when pneumonia developed and a special staff remained at the Park Hotel to care for him.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
United States
W.ww. Guest
Nix
Lancaster
Griest
Mt. Siemens
Oswald “Ioumer
C. 2 Jennings
Detroit
the Park Hotel
Representative Griest
Dearett
Senate action ends Vare bid. vacancy created in PA
The Senate voted 66 to 16 to deny Wilson and eject Vare after a three year bid, creating a vacancy in Pennsylvania. Vare, aided by his physician, left the chamber supported by his staff as Senator Schall offered encouragement in the doorway.
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Haiming
Senate
Pennsylvania
Johny &. Fisher
Wilsom
Vare
John Shay
Daughers
Schall
Minnesota
No Retrenchment by U S Business Hoover Is Told
Government officials reported the meeting signaled no retrenchment for 1930 across major industries. Construction, automobile, railroad, lumber, cement, and other manufacturers voiced plans to keep demand steady next year, easing steel industry unease. Executives from many sectors were in Washington for the epoch-making gathering and returned home to press on with normal production.
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Washington
Cincinnat Times-Star
Regent Lon Chaney in Thunder at State and Capita
A vintage cinema listing highlights Regent Lon Chaney in Thunder with Phylis Haver and James Murray, a Vitaphone act, and Hugh Herbert in Lemon Good. Also shows Why Leave Home with Sue Carol and Nice Stuart, Fast Life with Douglass Fairbanks Jr and Loretta Young, Chester Morris, Raising the Roof, Tom Mix and Nurse Tony in King Cowboy, Ski High, Dolores Costello in Noahs Ark with George OBrien, plus Charles Chase talking comedy.
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Regent
Lon Chaney
Phylis Haver
James Murray
Vitaphone
Hugh Hebert
Lemon
Sue Carol
Nice Stuart
Penn
Douglass Fairbanks, Jr
Loretta Young
Chester Morris
Tom Mix
Wonder
Tony
Capitol
Dolores Costello
George O’brien
Charles Chase
Santa visits prisoners blocked. roads improve in New Castle
The article notes Under Sheriff Reynolds bans packages to county jail inmates during his term, impacting Christmas visits. It highlights a rush shopping day in New Castle and the new Volant road opening, improving winter access. The state police telegraph system allows rapid broadcast of theater bandit descriptions to cities.
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H. M. Reynolds
Santa Claus
Volant
Lawrence County
New Castle
Grundy Seen as Possible Senate Candidate in 1920
The article discusses whether Joseph R. "Uncle Joe" Grundy will be named for a Senate seat in 1920. It argues the Republicans must field a well known, loyal candidate to secure votes with minimal campaign expenditure and ensure easy credentialing at the U S Senate. It also notes a separate item: A. Wade of Butler Avenue Extension returns from Kano area with a deer and ends with a wry line about a woman bearing a husband with no authority.
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Republican Party
United States Senate
Joseph R
Joe” Grundy
A. TH. Wade
Butler Avenue Extension
Kano
Robber Flees After Holding Up Capitol Theatre Booth
Miss Helen Harding, a Capitol Theatre ticket seller, described a stickup Thursday night by a man about 28, five feet eight, gray overcoat and hat, who demanded the cash box and grabbed the bag of change. House manager Nick Askounes intervened as the suspect fled south Mercer street. police pursued but details remain under investigation. Three men were suspected by Henry Druschel, with one seen taking something from the booth and running. An Ohio-registered car was checked, and at least one suspect was taken for Miss Harding to identify.
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The
Capitol
Miss Harding
Nick Agkounes
Charles Freeman
S. P. Wise
Pittsburgh
Nick Askounes
Askounes
Mercer Street
Mercer
South Street
Henry Hotel
Market Way
Enry
Diamond Way
Interstate Creamery
South Jefferson
Marketway
Ohio
McMullen
South Beaver
Lawrence Street
Pennsylvania
Bridge Street
John Young
Letern
Helen Harding
Capitol Theatre
Lac
Munhall Post Office Blast Kills Five Injures Forty
A noon explosion at the Munhall post office building killed five and wounded about forty, with residents from Munhall Homestead and nearby towns among the injured. Conductor Barkley Stack, hospitalized with burns, described scrambling from a wrecked street car as glass and debris filled the car. Rescue crews and hospital staff rushed victims to Homestead Hospital as officials estimated $190000 in damage.
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Josephine Mulexre
Swissvale
Thirkel
John Viksta
Homestead
Mary Selal
Hulda Anderson
Munhall
Martin King
North Braddock
William A. Kessler
Genera
Kessler
John Conway
Edward Riley
Homestead Steel Company
F. W. Ludckens
Homestead Hospital
Pittsburgh
Barkley Stack
Munhal Post Office
Ernest Caspare
Zatal Munhall
Mary Caspare
Caspare
Chemical Laboratory
Horoscope for Born Today and Foregoing Questions
Today’s forecast notes that those born now are reserved and cautious in making friends and movements. It lists answers to foregone questions and mentions Wailer Camp Yale Ruth Elder George Fox and a convert to a new religion. Proverb reference is given.
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Wailer Camp
Yale
Ruth Elder
George Fox
Deaths of the Day Mrs. Mary A. Rodgers
Obituary notices record the death of Mary A. Rodgers at 11 30 p m December 5 age 68 widow of Scott Rodgers of 416 East Washington street. She leaves two daughters and a sister with five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Rice chapel Monday at 2 30 p m led by Rev George M Landis. Interment Greenwood cemetery.
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Mary A. Rodgers
Scott Rodgers
East Washington Street
Charles Coates
West Middlesex
Maude Miller
Florence Carrol
George Carbaugh
Rice Chapel
George M. Landis
Greenwood Cemetery
Infant dies from poison in Tarentum home
Mary Parison a 16 month old infant died in Tarentum hospital from poison she obtained yesterday at her Curtisville home while her mother was in another room. Morgue report states the child secured the poison in the mining village near here.
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Tarentum
Mary Parison
Curtisville
Wadlinger and Caldwell Re-elected Trustees to Public Library
The city council meeting re elected Mayor Guy Wadlinger and Attorney W J Caldwell as library trustees. The unanimous vote sponsored by Councilman Burns extended their terms past December 1. Other members listed include Mrs. Rebecca Royce Mrs J Lee McFate Attorneys Clarence Patterson and Wyle McCaslin.
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Todday
Guy Wadlingl Oy
W. J. Caldwel
Burns
Rebecca Royce
J. Lee McFate
Clarence Patterson
Wyle McCaslin
Recreation Board Set to Meet Next Week at City Hall
During today’s council session the recreation board announced a meeting at city hall next week. The board and architects will determine required remodeling for poll purposes at the building currently occupied by W. & Bart.
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Hoare
City Hall
Recreation Board
W. & Bart. iI
Harmony Route Is Given Parking Space
Council convened today and concurred in the request of the P. B. H. in WN. C. railway that it will be allowed a parking place for automobiles and buses at their station on East Washington Street. Police Chief Horner recommended that buses be allowed 25 feet in front of the station. Council concurred in both.
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WN. C
East Washington Street
Horner
Council
Dr McIntosh Heads Baptist Church Class
Dr McIntosh elected president of Baraca class at First Baptist Church for the coming year. Officers include Pierce Craft as vice president Montgomery Rodgers secretary Charles Graft treasurer Chester Jackus corresponding secretary C L Martin teacher and W Bowman assistant teacher. Refreshments served after meeting at Piercecraft home 103 Beckford Street.
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First Baptist Church
Piercecraft
Beckford Street
F. McIntosh
Pierce Craft
Montgomery Rodgers
Charles Graft
Chester Jackus
C. L. Martin
W. Bowman
Boys Arrested For Just For Joy Rides
International News Service reports two boys were arrested in Pittsburgh on December 6 after engaging in joyriding for fun. The pair allegedly took cars without permission, triggering local police action and potential charges.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Police Chief's Office Receives New Furniture
The Police Chief's Office has been outfitted with much needed equipment including three chairs and strong furniture pieces. Horner is cited as responsible for securing the new items.
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Horner
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Onge
U. S
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PA Newc
Grundy
Jefferson Street
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Sam H. McGoun
Mes
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University
Society of Friends
Fos. Buffingtor
Marguerite Fairfax Buffington
Joseph Buffington
Philadelphia
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Buffington
Wells B. Clendenin
Joseph Ritarioe
Joseph Ritorto
Vincenzo Ritorto
Hillsville
Alfred
Angeline
St Lawrence Church
Norman J. Boyd
Neshannock Township
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Pall
Lewis Majors
Harm Furry
Fred Martin
Joseph Boyd
James Pitzer
Will Donaldson
Graceland Cemetery
Holland Scott Wilson
Worth Township
Plaingrove
William Crowe
Croton M. B
C. 5
Joshua
Wadlinger and Caldwell
Harmony
Manhattan
Sipe
Reynolds, Summers & McCannes
Saih Pan SD Easiest
WEP
Eee
Sere
Ees
Russ
Tye
Dr. McIntosh
Cewt
Christley
Pennsyvania
India
M. Moresky
West
Office Equipman
Applien - Greer
Ronercer
Kes
Smith
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