Two Are Injured In Greensburg Car Crash
In Westmoreland county near Blairsville a car left the William Penn highway and struck a telegraph pole. Driver Dean R. Clifford 31 of Trafford sustained fractures and lacerations. Margaret Haymaker 18 of Pitcairn had a fractured arm and lacerations. her sister Elizabeth 21 suffered facial and arm bruises and was taken home. All three were hospitalized with varying injuries after the car rolled three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Greensburg
Westmoreland Hospital
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
Dean R. Clifford
Trafford
Margaret Haymaker
Pitcairn
Elizabeth
Dispute at the Castleton Adjusted
The Castleton dispute between plasterers carpenters and fathers was settled overnight. C F Conrath of Conrath Construction of Erle travels to assist in an even split of the disputed work. Carpenters left the job Wednesday morning around 10:30, with a little over half a day lost rushing the building to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
C. F. Conrath
Conrath Construction Company
Erle
Tervo To Be Tried At September Court
The case of the Commonwealth against John Tervo in Lawrence county court will proceed at the September term. A previous jury was discharged by Judge Hildebrand after being out all night. Tervo faces a charge of assaulting Matilda Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
John Tervo
Lawrence County
Hildebrand
Tervo
Matilda Jsohnson
Evening Show Totals: Gish Rogers Players and More
The listings announce Penn Tiptoes with Dorothy Gish Will Rogers and Nelson Keys Our Gang Love My Dog Pathé News and an orchestra.CAPITOL features Roberson Smith in The Mulligans and the Ginsbergs Matinges shows.NTXON Leatrice Joy in Vanity Fox News.DOME Harold Lloyd Kid Brother plus Edward A Guests Poetic Jewels Alsop Fables and more.REGENT Richard Dix Quicksands Larry Semona Spuds news and organ segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Tiptoes
Dorothy Gish
Will Rogers
Nelson Keys
Our Gang
Dog
Pathé News
Morrison’& Coughlin
Capitol
Roberson Smith
Mulligans
Ginsbergs
NTXON
Leatrice Joy
Vanity
Charles Ray
Alan Hale
William Fox Animal Com
Ady
Roomin Gladiator
Fox News
Harold Lloyd
Edward A. Guest
Alsop
British plan to abolish capital ships discussed
The United States and Japan react to Britain proposing abolition of capital ships citing bases and merchant fleets. British spokesman says end of capital ships is ideal but must be gradual. Americans warn of weak defense with limited bases while Japan ponders naval base claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hugh Gibson
W. OC. Bridgeman
Gibson
Great Britain
Washington
Japan
Supervisors Discuss County Road Aid and Costs
Lawrence County leaders debated county road upkeep funding and state aid. State Senator George Weingartner outlined differences among state, township, and county assistance, noting past misuse of funds and urging efficient use. He criticized local officials for not pursuing available county aid or flag offers in Slippery Rock township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bentley
Slippery Rock
Weingartner
One-Mill Tax Debate Highlights County Meeting
Local leaders debated a proposed one-mill county tax to aid townships and cities. Speakers argued distribution would favor New Castle and Ellwood City, while opponents warned against city opposition and unfair burden. The organization plans another meeting to continue discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Richards
Mariner
New, Castle
Ellwood City
New Castle
Eltwaald City
Ad Burns
A. J. Skunder
Wald
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Aige
McKim
Bearer Township
P. H. McClanahan
Pulaski Township
C.C. ‘Haulatte
Hillsvil
Lindbergh crowds disappointed as parade fails to reach Wrights home
In Dayton crowds gathered for Col. Lindbergh reception as plans to escort him to the Wright home collapsed. Lindbergh declined to appear, prompting Mayor McDonald and the entertainment committee to cancel further plans. Officials said the journey would resume later, with flights from Washington aboard an Army plane escorted by Service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Dayton
Ston Woff
Wrights
Lindy
Sca
Lindbergh
William E. Gilmore
Wilbur Wright Field
Harry Knight
Louis Chamber of Commerce
Orville Wright
Gilmore
Flying Field
Entertainment Committee
Washington
Thomas P. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Pureast Group
St. Clair
Street
Harold M. Bixby
Harry M. Knight
William B
Robertson
St. Louis
Young Woman Found Unconscious From Gas Poisoning
A young woman was found unconscious in a gas-filled room at her home on April 4. She was moved to a private sanitarium then county hospital where doctors report gas poisoning damaged brain cells that control consciousness, though mechanical body functions remain intact. The case is under study by county and private specialists.
Pittsburgh Widow Receives $26000 Estate Probate
An estate of $26000 was sent to the widow by Joseph Walker, once cashier of Bell's De funct Cernegle Trust, as the will filed for probate in Pittsburgh. The case involved John A. Bally, the aged Carnegie financier previously convicted of embezzlement. Walker acted as witness at the probate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I International News Service
Pittsburgh
Joseph Walker
Ehiat
John A. ‘Bally
Carnegie
Walker
Bell
Cernegle Trnat Cor
Average shoe sizes and footwear habits trends
An article notes that men commonly wear No 8 shoes while women wear No 6, discussing general footwear fashions. It observes men’s feet vary less by size than women’s, and that the average person goes through about four pairs of shoes yearly while children remain hard on shoes and increasingly wear sandals or barefoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vier Barersat
Pittsburgh Coal Company Stock Sale Signals Control Battle
Pittsburgh June 23 Stock Ackers reports $7 830 800 worth of common stock of the Pittsburgh Coal Company listed on the New York Exchange and sold to insiders under a 1925 contract at $35 a share. The issue raises questions about a leadership struggle in the nation’s largest bituminous mining firm as observers note the move could influence control efforts. Prior to the listing about 332 300 000 common shares were outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S International News
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Goal Company
New York’ Exchange
Sted
Commons
Ask Hoover to Stop Air Pilot Flying to Hawaii
Article discusses Ernest Smith, an air pilot, and a San Francisco to Honolulu flight. William P. MacCracken of the commerce department says an unlicensed plane over Hawaii waters would violate law, but departure from San Francisco is not a commercial project. Experts could inspect the plane if requested. Also mentions Ward-Line freighter Agwinta clearing in fog after grounding in Ambrose Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
San Francisco
Smith
MacCracken
Commerce Department
Preighter
New York
Ward-Line
Agwiata
Cuba
Ambrose Channel
Judge Bartlett Dies in Philadelphia Court Leader
Charles Bartlett president judge of the Common Pleas court died in a Philadelphia hospital after a throat ailment and brief illness. He relapsed after a transfusion and remained in a coma until death. He is survived by his widow Migs Altee C. Tillinghast of Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Charles
Bartlett
Iudsey
Command Pleas Court
Migs Altee C. Tillinghast
Syovidence
Will Rogers Recovering From Gall Stone Operation
Will Rogers, the famous wingcracker and screen comedian, is recovering from gall stone surgery at a Los Angeles hospital. Physicians announced he will leave his bed before the end of the week, aided by his humor and strong constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Los Angeles
Rogers
Wingcracker
Bis
Coast liner in fog collison near Pamer river coast
The trawler Surge with 22 men aboard began sinking after a fog bound collision. Nineteen crew were rescued, three lost. two Surge crew injured. Ozark Beached Captain Andrews of the Pamer river coastguard star and crew launched a surf boat to reach the stricken Ozark, which was grounded in sand off Cana Cod shore. Surge, owned by Bay State Fishing of Boston, sank. nineteen rescued from Surge were taken aboard the Ozark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Boston
Ozark Ig
Andrews
Ozark
Pamer River
H.H. Keily
Coastguard Star
Sirickan Ozark
Cana Cod
Surge
Bay State Fishing Company of
The
Fragmented Q and A Snapshot of History and Lore
A garbled Q and A style passage poses questions about US politics Norse discovery and Roman empire history. It mentions Oscar W Underwood and John W Davis and includes a caveat about a theatrical troupe in a seaside town with an abandoned church as lodging. The piece blends trivia, astrology, biblical references and a chaotic hotel anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugland
Jake
Deaths Of The Day Michael Schuster
Michael Schuster 51 died Wednesday evening at 10 45 at his home after a long illness. Born in Austria August 21 1875 he had lived in this country about 21 years. He attended St Pauls Lutheran church and was a member of the German Beneficial Society. Survived by widow Elizabeth, son Stephen of this city and four grandchildren Stephen Edward Freddie and Elizabeth, a brother Peter and a sister Mrs Anna Kline in Austria. Funeral Saturday June 24 at 12 p m from his late residence, interment Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schuster
Mr. Schuster
Austria
St. Peul's Lutheran Church
German Beneficial Society
Elizabeth Schuster
Stephen
Edward
Freddie
Elizabeth
Peter
Anna Kline
Green- Wood Cemetery
Youthful Tennis Star Defeats Mrs Molla Mallory
Betty Nuthall, just sixteen and making her major tournament debut, toppled American champion Molla Mallory at Wimbledon. Nuthall won 2 6 6 2 6 0 after dropping the first set, signaling youth’s dominance over age in a dramatic upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molla Mallory
Wray International News Service
Wimbledon
Eng
Betty Nuthall
Nuthall
Robinson Appointed Investigator For Boston Territory
W B Robinson, a treasury tax investigator, was named chief prohibition investigator by the new commissioner Dr J M Daran. He succeeds Philip Hamlin, who will be transferred to Boston as assistant administrator there in a division reorganization Robinson will carry out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinpsenational News Service
Washington
Fune
B. Robinson
Treasury
J. M. Daran
Robinson
Philip Ham- Jin
Boston
Doron
Political Announcements For County Primaries 1927
The News publishes official political announcements subject to the primaries on Tuesday September 20 1927. Details pertain to county level races and candidate filings.
Making Hundred Bumpers Daily At New Plant Here
The Bright Auto Bumper company on South Mill Street in this city turns out about 100 bumpers daily under manager Alex Crowe. Two large orders are in preparation while bumpers ship nationwide. The article details grinding, dipping, enameling, machine, erecting, and testing rooms, with emphasis on a new reflector improving light focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mill Street
Alex Crowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
H MM. Moresky
Newcastle, PA
M. Moresky
West Long Avenue
Moravia Street
Richard Dixim
Quicksands
Larry Semona
Spuds
Also
Berkshire Typewriter
Eaton
Berkshire
M. C. Limber Co. Stationers and Office Outfitters
N. Merett Street
H. N. Drlo, Mee
Coal Company
Hoover
Hawaii
Pere Two
Tung
America
Tai
City
Roma
B.C
Mperort
Touny
Oscar Wr ‘Underwood
Alabamay
John W. Davin
Jams ‘Penn
B. OG
Liat: Srieson
Augustus
Galatiana VY
Fox
Terasa ‘Fox
Rose Point
M. H. Church
J. L. Stratton
Howard Turner
James Kennedy
Samuel and Clarence
Willam Fox
B. Bertle
Roge Point Cemetery
Boston Territory
Commissignes
G. H. Bla
Bitwood City
Republican Party
McCullouge
Wampum
Amds
A. Chambers
Stetson
McGoun
Madalette Hosiery
Sam H. McGoun
Porter
Washington Street
White Undertaking CO
Elizabeth J. White
Neshannock Avenue
R Loy Boyd
Mgr
Egop
George Matthew Adams
Edgar A. Guest
Aesop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!