Hindenburg refuses candidacy and Churchill eyes budget splash
The article notes General Von Hindenburg declining Junker pressure to run for President and remaining a soldierly nonpolitical figure. It predicts Dr. Jarres as a likely rival and describes Winston Churchill eager to become Prime Minister, aiming to impress Parliament with his budget on April 28. It also mentions rising expectations for tax cuts and public concern over Delaware River ferry congestion as the bridge nears completion.
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General von Hindenburg
Junkerdom
Dr. Jarres
Hindenburg
Mazurian Lakes
Winston Churchill
Hes
Bridge plans loom after Wind Street ferry phaseout
The piece argues a second southern bridge is likely and that abandoning the Wind Street ferry seems odd amid congestion at Market Street. It notes the Tacony Palm to ferry use rising and signals new ferry links to the New Jersey side near Philadelphia’s southern terminus as moves progress.
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Market Street
Tacony-Palmayra
Wind Street
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Death claims J Walter Work at his home here
Obituary notices report the death of J Walter Work at his residence with services at the M E Church and interment planned for Greenwood Cemetery. Also noted are funeral arrangements for John Evans and wife Matilda Evans, to be held at their Homer City home and interred in Greenwood Cemetery in Indiana. Edward Rowe obituary outlines a long Indiana life, business ventures, inventions, and public service roles.
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J. Walter
Elliott
White
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Evans
John $. Evans
Matilda (Hermain) Evans
Homer City
Calvin Rickard
Homer City Methodist Episcopal Church
T. F. Chilcote
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Bracken
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Edward Rowe
North Sixth Street
Adam and
Susan (Wilson) Rowe
A.T. Taylor
Rowe and Taylor
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana Lodge
Cosmopolitan Club
Rowe
Indiana man passes after genial life in community
Tera Rowe of Indiana, noted for his improvement efforts and kindly disposition, died leaving a widow Emma (Webbling) Rowe and two sisters Iva A. Myers of Indiana and E. Annie Rowe of Glasemere, Pa. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at his home conducted by Rev. Joseph B. Baker with interment to follow.
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Indiana
Zion Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Dodge Stock Eagerly Bought Sets Record Financing
A massive financing move, including $160 million in bonds and stocks, the largest single industrial deal in U S history, follows the Dodge Brothers sale to New York bankers. The issue includes seven percent preference stock with a bonus of one share and $78,000 of six percent gold debentures. 1,935,000 additional common shares are authorized for convertible features. After this sale, remaining shares total 660,000 class A and 60,000 class B with voting power. Earnings last year were $3.80 per share on common stock, with about $6.00 per share in early 1925 estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile Copper Company
Anaconda
Dodge Brothers
New York
Medical Ring Probed Ties Hit Local Shop Proprietor
County detectives in charge of an illegal operations investigation say a large clothing store proprietor and his brother are free on bond on the same charges. They imply that Black and others in the ring can be brought to trial after a girl victim leaves the hospital to testify.
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Black
Tralag
New Chamber Of Commerce Members Elected
At the regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the following new members were elected Electric Supply Company Indiana Theater National and Local Advertising Co Ritz Theater and Samuel S Moore Furniture Company.
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Chamber of Commerce
Electric Supply Company
Indiana Theater
National and Local Advertising Co
Ritz Theater
Samuel S. Moore Furniture Company
Stock Market at Noon Hour in New York
New York April 0 The stock market showed holiday quiet with small volume and profit taking in recent gainers. Motor stocks drew interest as Dillon Read stock rose on demand for 7 percent preference with a bonus of common. Pennsylvania Railroad fell to a new yearly low, others such as American Can and United States Steel held near unchanged as oils and rails drifted. Wheat edged up in Chicago while corn and rye declined and cotton fell. foreign exchanges were irregular and call money stood at 4 percent.
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New York
Dillon, Read and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Skinny Kelly Repeats Alibi In Pittsburgh Crime Case
City detectives led by P B Moran say Skinny Kelly, linked to the January 6 bank president Lawrence Sands holdup and a March 28 oil holdup, has an airtight alibi as his jail time includes a March 27 intoxication charge, with him held over March 28.
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Fittsburgh
P. B. Moran
Skinny
Kelly
Lawwrence BE. Sands
First National Bank
Pittsburgh
Joseph Radio
Millvale
Points on People in Indiana from Local Visitors
The Rev and Mrs Caldwell of AVA Arbor Mich host at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Poster. John Getty and Mrs Getty returned to Indiana from Youngstown Ohio after visiting their son and daughter-in-law Dr and Mrs Lawrence H Getty. Many local residents including W A Dible C H Tyger A G Bowers W H Smith J W Dunloap H B Hovel J B Mack Forest St Clair J B Fleming Chris Borris and Victor Eckland were seen visiting or transacting business in Indiana yesterday or Wednesday.
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Joseph Caldwell
Ava Arbor, Mich
Rev. Caldwell
Thomas Poster
John Getty
H. B. Hovel
Homer City
Indiana
J. B. Mack
Forest St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
J. B. Fleming
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Heilwood
Chris Borris
Victor Eckland
Clymer
Indiana Social Roundup Highlights Local Visitors
A stream of visitors and residents in Indiana pausing through town includes John Patrick and G Bertolino of Reserpent Wednesday, Mrs Ralph Hassinger from Pittsburgh visiting her mother Mrs Martha J Orr, Rev Joseph A Conear of Jomaephine and others. Notables Delox Campbell, Kenneth See, H R Bolger, J R Wilson, Edward Burke, Roy Laughlin and Miss Enid Woolsey appear at gatherings, court, and Easter events.
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John Patrick
G. Bértolino
Indiana
Ralph Hassinger
Pittsburgh
Martha J. Orr
Philadelphia
Hassinger
Work That Counts and Noble Effort in Life
A compact reflection on enduring value of genuine work over fleeting speech. It urges courage and steady effort to overcome obstacles and reach hopeful outcomes, praising disciplined action as the citadel that yields to noble desire.
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Thomas Carlyle
Limburger Cheese Fermentation and Form
Limburger cheese incurs a strong odor from specific fermentations during ripening. Made from sweet milk, the curd forms into cakes about five inches square and two inches thick without pressing. The odor stems mainly from the extremely moist storage conditions.
Mortgage quote attributed to Doluth Heraid
A brief quotation reflects on the nation's ownership and the imposition of mortgages by humanity, noting a distinction between creation and financial control. The line presents a critical view of economic systems shaping national assets.
Major League Casualties Hit Several Clubs This Season
New York reports George Ruth arrives on a stretcher as exhibit A in a toll of injuries across major league clubs. Cubs Maranville Grigsby out, Hauser knee cap snapped. Athletics without Hauser, Phillies. Giants' Frisch hurt, Reds Dressen out, Ruth facing diet to extend career.
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New York
George I Ruth
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago ‘Cubs
Maranville
Grigsby
Hnewp
Hollacher
Sheen
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Hauser
Hauser
Phillies
Giants
Frank Frisch
Senatora
Senatora But Was Forced To Favor His Injured Knee At al Times. It Isn’t Licely
Frisch
Charley Dressen
St. Paul
Reds
Jack Hendricks
Dressen
Ruth
Yankees
Edward
King
Hig
Hearing Starts In Donahey Case At Zanesville Court
In Zanesville a morning hearing began at 9 40 with Mrs Lida Vogel Hal Donahey and Lillian Vogel and Jim Huffman in court. Attorneys A A George C A Maxwell and Clarence Crossland attended along with Probate Judge Clarence Graham. The courthouse buzzed with photographers as Mrs Donahey appeared wan while Hal stayed composed and Lillian Vogel showed nerves.
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Court House
Zanesville
Army of “War
Cleveland
Columbus
Donahey
Hal
Lillian Vogel
Escaped Convict Forestall Captured In Maryland Sentence
Pittsburgh April 9. City detectives report Edward J. Forestall who escaped from the state penitentiary at Bellefonte Feb 23 has been captured in Baltimore and sentenced to ten years in the Maryland reformatory for another robbery. The Maryland sentence takes priority over his remaining Pennsylvania term.
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Pittsburgh
Edward J. Forestall
Ballefonte
Baltimore
Maryland Reformatory
Maryland
Forestall
Pennsylvania
Eyeless fish found deep under San Antonio Texas
Eyeless white fish about six inches long were found in water pumped from a 1500 foot artesian well at a San Antonio packing plant. Scientists study underground lake theory as Gulf of Mexico history may explain how the fish reached surface waters. Public Health official R G Hollingsworth compares them to Kentucky cave fish and notes extreme pressure differences kill some specimens while others survive briefly.
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San Antonio
Texas
INS
Gulf of Mexico
North American
R. G. Hollingsworth
United States Public Health Service
Mammoth
Kentucky
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DODGE
THE
OFC
Hardwarws
Disston
LIMAX
Aiss
Raa
Aks
Somio
Hees
W. A. Dible
C. H. Tyger
A. G. Bowers
W. H. Smith
Canoe Ttownship
W. J. Dunloap
Plumville
R. H. McLaughlin
Madigan McLaughlin
Covode
John Thomas
Joseph A. Conear
Jom Aephine
C. Steel
Homer City National Bank
Richard Minto
Town
Squire H. C. Smith
Greensburg
Carl Stadtmiller
Blairaville
Catherine Stadtmiller
Philadelphia Street
Delox Campbell
Kenneth Seebring
Mrs. Sebring
Sebring
Ohio
Mrs. Campbell
Campbell Home
H. R. Bolger
Auto-Car Truck Company
J. R. Wilson
State Highway Department
Marion Center
Kellysburg
Edward Burke
Harrisburg
Roy Laughlin
Coulter Wiggins
Blairsville
Tidiana County
Thomas I. Daugherty
Graceton
J. D. Hamilton
Lafayette College
William Hamilton
Enid Woolsey
Erma Cunningham
A. W. Wilson, Jr
Frank St. Clair
Kistki
Saltsburg
County Club
Herbert White
Edward Hirsch
Willige Leitzel
John Miller
Mrs. Hirsch
iRedmands& Ca
New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Stock
Union Trust Building
Washington
Iness
Hal Donahey
Con
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Ark
Tel
Aix
Ecate
Baldwin Loco
D Cal Pet
Pac
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Goodrich A
Oil
Abe & Geee
N.Y. N
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Rock Island
Sinclair Oil
Cal
Studebaker
Ind
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Rails
St. Aul
AR Trans
Oil Beter
Benee i Union Pac
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Duara
Redmond & CO
San Antonio, Tex
Subterranean Lake
Duco
Duco Dupont Duco
Jacks Garage
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