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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1925

Page

5

Blairsville to Celebrate 100th Birthday With Week of Events

Blairsville Chamber of Commerce sets September 27 to October 8 for homecoming events marking Blairsville borough centennial. The lineup includes church services, pageants, a dollar day, highway celebration, Old Settlers’ Day, field day, ball game, and an American Legion mardi gras. Gov Pinchot and senators expected for road opening. Residents urged to register names for invitations.

Blairaville Chamber of Commerce Blairsville Richliau Theatre American Legion Pinchot Reed Wright H. F. Davis

Intervention May Save Strike In Coal Fields

Atlantic City Aug 5 Intervention by an outside agency was held today to be the only hope of averting a strike or a suspension of mining in the hard coal fields September 1 The break in the anthracite operators miners wage conference has come Negotiations are definitely off for the time being at least The operators declined the miners wage increase demands and demanded reductions There was no hope of agreement said John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America.

Atlantic City N. J John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America

Reunions for Three Families Set on August Dates

The third Miller reunion gathers at the Jackson Miller Turm near Ivison on August 13. The Williams family holds its third annual reunion in Nebo Indiana county on August 20. The Mountain clan plans its second annual reunion at the old homestead near Raast Run on August 15.

Jackson Miller

Brookhart Maintains Lead in Iowa Senate Race

The Iowa Senate election committee announced that after recounts in 89 counties Senator Brookhart holds a lead of about 4 04 votes over Democratic opponent Daniel Steck in the contested election. Final results await certification from the election board.

Washington Brookhart Iowa Daniel I. Steck Senate Election Committee

Bell faces new charges over Carnegie Trust collapse

Pittsburgh Aug 3. John A Bell former Carnegie Trust president faces 14 counts of embezzlement. State Banking Dept plans informations against other officials tied to the bank closure. Depositors may not receive assets until December or January as Governor Pinchot cites delays, blaming Bell and political interests. Bell is free on 26 000 bond signed by his son and counsel.

Pittsburgh John A. Bell Carnegie Trust Company State Banking Department Gifford Pinchotto Carnegie Institution Pinchot Patrick Cain

Arrival in Huffman Home Delivers a Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs Edward N Huffman of North Fifth Street welcome a daughter born at 630 this morning Both mother and child are reported well Despite a minor mix up in checking baggage the Huffmans are receiving congratulations and expect to travel soon

Edward N. Huffman North Fifth Street Theis Shovid Edward

News Agent at Coal Run Sees Change in Town Press

The local Newsie at Coal Run announces a shift in operations as the sole printer offers new goods and readers are urged to place orders. Train station agent at forgphine departs for a six month trip to Las Angies and Hollywood California, then to New Nestea. Prices drop on an entire line of furvitun during August.

Trenihach Forgphine Las Angies Hollywood California New Nestea

Record of Spring Forest Fires in Indiana Cambria Regions

The spring forest fire season in the Gallitzinorest district, covering Indiana and Cambria counties plus southern Clearfield and southwestern Blaly counties, saw 32 fires in June alone. Severe dryness caused about 1183.80 acres burned, with damage estimates near 40,990.60 dollars and substantial timber loss.

Gallitzinorest Indiana Cambria Clearfield County Blaly County Distelet Forester FE Miller Jolinetan Ryo Gambria Alearield Lvgs Dome Pune

China Open Door Policy Ratified Amid Far East Stakes

Washington August 5 diplomats announce formal ratifications of two treaties shaping China. The open door policy originated by Secretary Hay becomes a global treaty principle. A customs revenue plan is also approved to bolster Peking finances and rule of law, signaling stability hopes in the region.

Fred J. Walker L.N Washington China Diplomata Far East Hay Peking

Children Held in Oriental Camp

Mexican secret police rushed from Mexico City to track alleged kidnap victims believed taken to Oriental camps on the Pacific coast. Five more children vanished today, bringing last month’s total to fifty. A recovered child and a Chinese confession tied the abductees to an underground railway moving youths to large farms run by Chinese and Japanese families in the region.

Mexico City Pacific Coast

Brain Bequest Sparks Uproar At Cornell Brain Association

In Washington a dispute erupts over the bequest of a brain to the Cornell Brain Association. Officials say no irregularities found but questions linger about handling and provenance. The brain will be sent to Dr J W Papez for study once arrangements are in place amid ongoing controversy.

Imnica TNS Washington’ Scientific Cornell Brain Association Helen Hamilcan Gordoner Civil Service Cornell University J. W. Papez Cornell Medieval College Washington Robert ¥. Sullivan Ebate

Devereux Players Present Two Plays at Normal School

The Clifford Devereux Players return this Saturday with The Country Girl at 2 40 PM and Don Caesar De Bazan at 8 PM in the Normal School Auditorium. Tickets are fifty cents, available at the school and Tionear Music House, with seats limited for both public and student audiences.

Clifford Devereux Charlee II Don Caesar de Bazan Old Spain Tionear Music House

Fibre Goods Unholstered Sale At Buchheit Bros

Fibre Goods offered at five percent off in a living room display by Buchheit Bros with Dr Trullot dentist at the corner of Th and Wayns. Local ad copy emphasizes home use and promotional pricing.

Buchheit Bros

Kidnapping Trial Teems With Jury Tampering Allegations

In Los Angeles three men face trial on charges of conspiring to kidnap a screen actress for $200,000 ransom. The defense cites a juror dropping a newspaper clipping into a former witness’s hands, prompting defense protests and an investigation.

Los Angeles Iat Pickford Victor Molacas Nano

Closing Today in Chicago on Rus sell Scott Trial

Twelve men who spoke with Russell Scott and watched his daily actions over months will testify to refute the defense cell shock claim and argue for Scott’s sanity. The state will call alienists to support the verdict that Scott is sane enough for execution.

Chicago Russell Scott Scott William Scott Stewart

Five Destroyers Abandon Ship In Atlantic Drill Off Block Island

On board the U S S Worden, five U S destroyers were abandoned by their crews in a publicized ship abandon drill off Block Island. Within minutes after the order to execute, all hands went overboard or into lifeboats and life rafts, with around seven hundred men participating as motion pictures captured the dramatic scene.

U. S. S. Worden Atlantic INS U. S Block Island Stroyers Shane

Crago In Critical Condition In Pittsburgh Hospital

Thomas Crago longtime congressman from Waynesburg and noted figure in southwestern Pennsylvania politics was critically ill in a Pittsburgh hospital. His family was summoned to his bedside. Crago helped Attorney General Dougherty prosecute war fraud cases until illness forced his resignation.

Pittsburgh Thomas Crago Waynesburg Dormar Dougherty

Death of Matthew Henry in Tadima county at 63

Matthew Henry aged 63 died Tuesday evening at 8 in the home of C. E. Be fenry near Josephing. He lived all his life in Tadima county and leaves four daughters and eight sons. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at the C Be fenry home conducted by Rev. G. H. Zatniser. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.

Matthew Henry C. EB. Henry Josephing Everning Tadiama County John, Woolweaver Indiana Tsane Bagley Mary Horney Bedford Samuel Henry Jdosophine C. Be Fenry G. H. Zatniser Free Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery

Parta' Compan public eye street scene

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a public event on a street in OPpORI Libyares ban ifwd shia ye. The readable pieces identify a public gathering or notice with local street context and involved parties, but many words are garbled.

Oppori

Shel by refuses to resign from Public Service panel

Governor Pinchot demanded the resignation of Sidney Ray Shelby of Uniontown as Public Service Commissioner. Shel by refused to resign and resumed his seat at the 8 cent fare hearing in Philadelphia, then left the room after about thirty minutes of testimony. The move mirrors the ouster of James S. Benn last Friday and comes amid a broader shakeup in the Pinchot administration.

Philadelphia Arg Gifford Pinchot Sidney Ray Shelby Uniontown Shelby Philadelphia Rapid Transit Shelly James S. Benn Pinchot Benn Francis Shunk Brown Woodruff Brown Clyde L. King Harrisburg George W. Woodratt Public Service Commission F. S. Brown Commission

Raid Nets $250000 In Narcotics In Chicago Apartment

Federal agents raided the Chicago apartment of Willie Gilhooley and wife Kittie, seizing opium cocaine and morphine valued at 250000. The five room setup included dream bunks and other gear used for drug distribution. Kitty Gilhooley was captured. Willie Gilhooley was未yet in custody but expected to be detained soon.

Chicago INS Willie” Gilhooley Kittie Chinatown Kitty” Gilhooley Willie

Three Prisoners Escape Rockview Penitentiary

Three additional convicts escaped Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte Pennsylvania by cutting barbed wire stockade. Names listed include John Sharp 22 Philadelphia county serving up to 10 years Henry Snyder 19 Luzerne county also up to 10 years and Robert McWilliam 18 Philadelphia county serving 6 to 8 years. The escape followed a pattern identical to a prior breakout a week earlier, with the trio seizing the gardener’s automobile outside the stockade.

Bellefonte Rockview John Sharp Philadelphia County Henry Snyder Luzerne County Robert McWilliam Ala B. Rockwell Gardner Stockade Seotland

John C. Clawson Dies Sudden in Field

John C. Clawson a 67 year old farmer near Blacklick died suddenly while working in the fray field last evening. He leaves three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at his sister Mia Edward B. Williams 34 Burrell Blairsville Friday at 2 30 pm by Rev J T Davis. Interment in Hopewell Cemetery.

John C. Clawson Blacklick K Slaters Mia Edward B. Williams Burrell Street Blairsville J. T. Davis D. D Hopewell Cemetery

Dover honors Freyburg after Channel swim attempt

Thousands along the coast cheered Col. Freyburg as he attempted to swim the English Channel from Dover. He swam 16 hours and 40 minutes before abandoning the effort a quarter mile from shore due to fatigue and adverse tides.

Dover Gol. Freyburg English Channel Freyburg

Ballot Place Drawing Set For Aug 6 At Harrisburg

Harrisburg August 5. Secretary Clyde King announced drawing for judicial ballot positions on the September primary ticket will be held at the state department next Thursday at noon. Candidates may appear to draw or name proxies.

Harrisburg Municipal, Common Pleas Secretary of the Commonwealth Clyde King State Department

Coble and McAnulty Tie Knot in Midland nuptials

In the home of Mrs. J. E Wright at Beaver, Miss Lucy McAnult from Indiana wed Cecil Coble of Midland. Officiating was Rev. Mr. Wright. They left for a short wedding trip and reside at Posey apartments, Midland. Mr. Coble works for Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co. in Midland. August sales at Buchheit Bros follow. Literary contest by Philomathean and Gordon set for Palamer's Theatre Black Hawk on August 6, rescheduled from August 5.

J. E Wright Beaver Lucy McAnult Indiana Cecil Coble Midland Mr. Wright Posey Coble Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Company Philomathean and Gordon Palner's Black Hek

Fragmented OCR Weather Note From Johnston Drake Company

Dated fragment mentions dirt measurement 2600 feet and delays due to weather. References to India standard The Johnston Drake Company and Oak Trees Sutawney appear in garbled text. Note indicates continuing report on next page with unclear details.

India Johnston, Drake Struction’ Company Thuradsyof Johnstons Drake Company Point Crete

Excursion Meeting Planned With Picnic Near Kellysburg

A fragmentary notice describes a group excursion with a planned route to Ph Ambrose Road and Stewart's Av, departing northern region and reaching Stewart at 10:30 am. Wm. S. Wetzel's location near Center hosts a meeting from 11 to 12. Attendees to bring a basket lunch and walk to John Wise near Purchases keepers for the continuation of the trip.

Batesie Kellysburg Ambrose “Road Stewart's Stewart A.m Wm. S. Wetzel Wetz de Hverya John Wise

Visitors At Whip-poor-will Farm Affected By Attendance

Visitors at Whip-poor-will Farm were attracted by the event despite unclear names in the fragment. Mrs Hasinger notes several attendees including Mr Gehentart Ley and Harry Oeh, with Mild Schnorr and others from nearby P Pkoburet.

John Hasinger Harry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alonm Presse Chas PF. Pauch Yi8 The Carnegie Ty Huffman Coal Run Coal Riis Dow Joe Indiana County Oriental Camp Mexico Devereaux Dr. Trullot Tth Thos Gilhooley Stuchell W.F. Tx Byron W. Kinag School of Expression Sara Long Elders Ridge Penny Jacksonville Col. Freyburg Coble-Mcanulty Erit ‘High Traffi Whip-Poor Cinderella Miss New York Mary Louise Spas America Aladdin Mary Edward A. Browning Kew Gardens Longsland Dorothy Banapine
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