Renews Effort to Oust Klan in Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh on May 23, attorney Van A. Barrickman and fellow Klansmen renewed legal moves to ban the Ku Klux Klan in Pennsylvania. They sent petitions to Attorney General Thomas J. Baldridge seeking quo warranto action to revoke the Klan charter, or Baldridge to intervene in federal court to back Barrickman’s bid for injunctions and receivership. Judge W. H. Thomson previously ruled the federal court lacked jurisdiction and dismissed a Klan damages suit, criticizing the faction for entering equity with filthy hands.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
van A. Barrickman
Pennsylvania
Barrickman
Harrisburg
Thomas J. Baldridge
Baldridge
Ef S. Thomson
Magazine Editor to Visit Warren for Talking Pictures
National hardware figures send letters to Pickett Club meeting. Liew S. Soule of Hardware Age plans July 19 picnic attendance and W Glenn Pearce of the hardware association will bring a motion picture machine to document the club for future showings. The meeting also notes a new Dunmorel washer and strong sales by Dr Arird.
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Liew S. Soule
Hardware Age
W. Glenn Pearce
Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association
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D. Elmer Worley
Stewart Loding
John S. Rhodaberger
Dr. Arird
Don Chesnutt
Fred Walter
Jamestown Pastor Receives Gethsemane Call in Minneapolis
Rev. Carl A. Hognander of First Mission church Jamestown—past nine years—has been called by Gethsemane Mission church in Minneapolis and weighs the offer. The report notes his consideration of the call amid other local items.
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First Mission Church
Jamestown
Warren
Gethsemane Mission Church
iMnneapolis
Highway Robbery Alarm After Durant City Hold Up
Kane police issue a warning to motorists after a highway robber held up John Prossine of Durant City near Kane Monday night. Prossine, driving alone up the Durant City hill, was threatened with a revolver and relieved of $200 with no resistance.
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John Prossine
Durant City
Prossine
Record Attendance Tops State History in Pennsylvania Schools
A Department of Public Instruction report shows this school year’s attendance peak with 95 percent in September and 93 percent in last month. The annual average including May figures reached 92 percent, a new record for the state.
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Department of Public Instruction
Warren at Kane in return game in Mountain City
Warren and Kane High School baseball teams meet this afternoon for the home and home series. The Warren squad, led by Coach J B Leidig, will drive to Mountain City shortly after three. First pitch is at 4 30. Mumps case at Fourth Ward school pupil Kenneth Couch quarantined at home on Pennsylvania Avenue West.
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Mountain City
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Kenneth Couch
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West
Fourth Ward
Marines defeat two rebel groups in Nicaragua
Advices from Managua report United States marine patrols defeated two Nicaraguan rebel groups in recent days. One rebel leader was killed. several rebels wounded. Marines suffered no casualties. Engagements near Barillal on May 12 and near Estelie involved about 30 rebels. Marine aviator Lieutenant Christian F. Schilt heads to the United States to receive the Medal of Honor for aiding wounded Marines in Quilal in January.
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Nicaragua
U.P
United States
Domn Wairaven
Gandhi Reenters Politics to Forge Hindu Muslim Harmony
The piece notes Gandhi the gentle Hindu leader reentering politics to unite Hindus and Mohammedans. It condemns religious hatred and states Britains role in Asia amid calls for peace, contrasting zero tolerance for interfaith strife with Britain’s protection.
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Britain
Asia
Plans for Glade grade school building presented
Plans for the Glade grade school building will be presented to the Board of Education at a special Friday evening meeting at the high school. Another board meeting is scheduled for next Monday night. Phillip Maurer, now in Newark New Jersey, recently returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard Foley and other relatives at 14 Marion Street.
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Kiwanis Clubs
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Erie
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New Jersey
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Marion Street
Hindus to eat meat and travel boost spurred by rail ads
The piece argues meat eating among Hindus aids red blood and counters cow starvation in Britain. It cites Canadian Pacific Railroad statistics showing US tourists spent 260 million dollars in Canada last year and will travel more this year due to rail advertising and Prohibition effects. It notes Mexico invites American travelers for six months with simple identification and no passport fees.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Canada
Mexico
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