Twenty Die in Moscow Market Stampede Smoke Raid
International News Service reports twenty persons crushed in a daylight smoke bomb attack by bandits at Sucharevsky market in Moscow on May 28. Panic as bandits shouted warnings, crowds rushed exits, pillaging booths before police arrived to drive them off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sucharevsky
Co-Operative
Decrees Granted In Divorce Cases
Two divorces were granted by Judge R L Hildebrand this morning. Jennie Matthews was granted a divorce from Paul Matthews on desertion after a March 1926 marriage and one month of cohabitation. Martha E Cowder was granted a divorce from J H Cowden on desertion after a November 1916 marriage and a-lived together until October 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hildebrand
Jennie Matthews
Paul Matthews
Martha E. Cowder
J. H. Cowden
Long Is Appointed As Administrator In Rabinovitz Estate
Attorney Gilbert E. Long is appointed administrator of the estate of the late Mark L. Rabinovitz after Celia Rabinovitz was removed as administratrix. The Citizens National Bank declined the appointment and an order directs Mrs. Rabinovitz to turn over funds on deposit at Lawrence Savings & Trust and deliver all related papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Rabinovitz
Celia Rabinovitz
Citizens National Bank
Gilbert E. Long
Marriage Licenses Granted in Plumville Area
Clyde K. Moore and Sylian M. Shaffer of Plumville Pa listed as marriage license recipients in the Plumville area. New Castle and Volant also noted in the notice for local license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde K. Moore
Plumville, Pa
Sylian M. Shaffer
Maud Reflects On Changes After Turning Forty
The excerpt shows Maud discussing personal growth since age forty noting she now pats herself less on the back and more under the chin. It highlights a shift in self-perception and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Social notes from Jamestown and surrounding cities
A sweep of brief visits and hometown comings in Jamestown and nearby towns. The list names N. L. Cox and wife in Jamestown, William Miller of Mercer, J. H. Huffner of Cleveland, Jack Shapiro of The Castleton, and many others visiting or staying in New Castle, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Akron. Memorial Day travel, hospital stays, and local moves are noted among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Cox
Jamestown
N. Y
William Miller
Mercer
J. H. Huffner
Atlantic Avenue
Cleveland
Jack Shapiro
Castleton
Johnstown
Joseph D. Hart
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Paul Ringer
W. L. Emery
North Street
Lee Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Eleanor Matt
Electric Street
Beaver Falls
Chester Minick
Warren Avenue
Mansfield Pa
Mary Brenneman
Columbus
O. Jack Graybell
New York
C. H. Hilborn
Highland Avenue
E. J. Friedrich
London
O. Harry Robinson
Carnegie
Gregor Mockenhaupt
Zelienople
William Friedman
East Leasure Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Charlotte Emery
Sheridan Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Albert Grotefend
New Kensington
Ohio
Olive Fulkerson
Pine Street
William Vaughn
Locust Street
Helen Fisco
South Mill Street
Rebecca Brandon
Jameson Hospital
Lela Davidson
Green Street
Rolla Walters
Lowellville
Kate Williams
West Washington Street
Frank Boal
East Grant Street
John
Jim Boyd
Mt. Jackson Road
Coaltown
Dora M. Streator
Albert Street
Gus Slavonsky
East Reynolds Street
Wilmington, Junction
Marjory ‘Thorpe
East North Street
Youngstown
Norman McFarland
Neshannock Boulevard
Hazel Hanna
Moody Avenue
Greenville
Effie Miles
Orlando
Florida
Clarence Leslie
Chestnut Street
Dolores Taber
Kentucky
Gustave Mehner
Grove City
Helen Kay
Detroit
Mich
Ora Reeder
Arlington Avenue
Melvin Houk
Wampum
S. W. Wagner
South Jefferson Street
Queen's Junction
Ralph Friedman
Walter T. Hamilton
East Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Andrews
Kalamazoo
Eleanor Smith
Morris Slavensy
F. P. Fogarty
County Line Street
J. W. George
Cuyahoga Falls
S. W. Carnes
North Bay Street
Dean McCall
North Mercer Street
Indianapolis
Ind
W. Levy
Titusville
Jake Kulkin
Boyles Avenue
M. J. Scripture
T. J. Keegan
Moravia
Michael Paris
Adams Street
Frank Layton
James E. Wilson
Neshannock Falls
Katherine Lockley
Josephine Kison
Lucille
Betty Jane
Butler
Ernest Anderson
Harlansburg Road
Walter Allen
Franklin
James Richards
Elizabeth McCormick
Mulberry Street
Ralph Markley
University of Pennsylvania
E. A. Fenton
Clenmore Boulevard
Slippery Rock
East Street
Jack Frank
Wheeling
W. Va
David Frank
Paul Elder
Eastern Military School
East Moody Avenue
J. P. Prioletti
Leasure Avenue
Floyd Priodetti
Croton Avenue
Tom Andrews
Charles H. Andrews
Court Street
Cora Andrews
Midland
A. R. Pitzer
Jack
Shaw Street
W. J. Ewing
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Dorothy Long
T. Landolf
Pansy
Caroline
Charles
East Long Avenue
Orin McFarland
E. P. McFarland
Jerry Hamil
Thomas Abernathy
Pittsbugh
Robert Abernathy
South New Castle Boro
M. H. Ferrer
George W. Conway
Englewood Avenue
Lois Rodgers
Delaware Avenue
L. C. McCormick
Canton
Esther Laurell
West Penn Hospital
Forest Street
James R. MacKenzie
New Castle Hospital
Jack Pitzer
Spruce Street
Olive Aiken
Clifford Crosby
Joseph Glaster
Charles Levine
East Winter Avenue
Ben Miller
Conneaut Lake
Louis Weinberg
Weirton
Perry McFarland
Northview Avenue
J. Lindenstruth
Army
Twenty Die In Bomb Attack On Red Army HQ In Russia
Travelers report twenty killed when unknown assailants bombed the general staff headquarters of the fourth Red Army at Fakaterinsburg. Martial law followed with arrests. Soviet legation denies the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bucharest
Fkaterinsburg
Russia
Fourth Red Army
Legation
Properties Sold At Court House
Sheriff Frank N. Johnston and Deputy William Reynolds sold seized properties at the court house this morning. Most properties went to plaintiffs subject to indebtedness with several precise sales including Clint Snyder held lots sold for 190 dollars, William Patterson property for 1000 dollars, Harold A. Good administrator of A. A. Redmond Neshannock township sold for 50 dollars, Prentiss P. Kirkwood Shenango township sold for 376 dollars, Carl L. Richards 4th ward sold for 100 dollars to State Capital Savings and Loan Association, Sophia Paglia 4th ward, Harry C. Magee 2nd ward and W. C. Claire Smucy 2nd ward all sold for 100 dollars to State Capital Savings and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Johnston
William Reynolds
Court House
Clint Snyder
Second Ward
W. K. Hugus
William Patterson
Roy Mercer
Prentiss P. Kirkwood
Shenango Township
Tony Perro
Carl L. Richards
Boston Site Becomes Outdoor Miniature Golf Course
A Boston site once housing Bell's first successful telephone research is now an outdoor miniature golf course after the Palace Theatre era. The piece notes language quirks, citing difficulty Chinamen have with the English R sound compared to Anglo-Saxons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Scollay Square
Alexander Graham Bell
Palace Theatre
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Groden
Lone Ave
Ezy
Edward L. Deuss
Long
Walter Butia
Anna G. Welker
Jack Butler
Sharon
Theodore Frank
Charles Kriner
Presley Book
Winslow Avenue
Orloff Hoover
Scotland Lane
Akron
Ruth Stewart
Tempaline Avenue
Grippe
J. F. Brown
Ridge Street
Warren
R. G. Love
New Wilmington
Alfred J. Gooch
Maryland Avenue
J. W. Thompson
Matthew Edell
Charles Jim
Cleveland, O
Goldie Solomon
Irving Robins
J. McClintock
Wierton
W. Lewis
Clara
Long Avenue
Dove
Carrie Hartsuff
Braddock
Charles Economou
North Beaver Street
Nathan Rosen
Chicago
Ill
Louis Curry Hanna
East Washington Street
Mary Forney
Minnie Nickerson
Cedar Street
Lawrence Davis
John F. Kissinger
Westminster College
F. L. Sanborn
Buffalo, N. Y
Louis Conn
Grace Lowers
Caroline Streeter
New York City
A. Sundstrom
Hollywood
Calif
Oscar Carlson
Garfield, Avenue
Theodora Pollock
Plaingrove
Clarence Gross
George Blakely
Charles Gessner
Washington, Pa
Jacob Frank
Joseph Leyde
Neshannock Avenue
Edward Rauch
Frances Shaw
W.W. J. Asselton
Dunbar, Pa
Paul McMinn
Phillip Chambers
Sumner Avenue
Dr. I. Pachtman
Philadelphia
William McLaughlin
Mrs
F. J. McLaughlin
Lincoln Avenue
Dorothea Reed
West Virginia
Espyville
Crawford County
G. B. McClellan
Park Avenue
Anna Leslie
Martha Leslie
North English, Iowa
Ernest Jordan
Ashland
E. M. Murray
North Mill Street
Westminster
James A. Chambers
George P. Smith
Blaine Street
Emanuel Shenken
Merchandise Mart
Clarence Hamil
James Campbell
John Campbell
Espedita Marie Abruzzini
International Institute
Pennsylvania Avenue
Francis Picarri
1111
Cunningham Avenue
J. H. Morrison
Grant City
Derry
W. H. Ross
Ella Brown
East Falls Street
Pearl Dufford
Wallace Avenue
Tyrone, Pa
Mabel Wike
W. J. N. Stoczynska
The
International Institute On
Massachusetts State
Meade Thompson
Raymond Street
New England States
Ella May Griner
Harrisburg
John H. Griner
Francis Schu
Angola
Indiana
TriState College
R. F. Sisler
Helen Elizabeth
Marjory Anne
O. A. Rodgers
D. D. Potter
Gertrude
Washington, D. C
F. Bernard Janoski
Homestead
Louisville
H. D. Lackey
and Mr . North Mercer
A. L. Lackkey
Mary Wilson
Bethany
West Va
H. Guy Lackey
Bethany College
S. H. Rhoads
Baltimore & Ohio
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gerald A. Guinaugh
John G. Jones
Albert Perkins
Hulda
Staunton
Staunton Miliary Academy
Jack Jones
Academy
Kay Tok
H. Lloyd Rich
Kombinniversity
Marie
Love & Megown
E. Washington Street
W. C. Druschel
E. Long Ave
Iternational
Crowl Brothers Motor CO
North
Jefferson St
Dodge Brothers
Capitol Theatre
Bell
S. Mercer St
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