Indiana Evening Gazette Printing and publishing ads page
Listings show an advertisement rate card and a long candidacy list for elections in Indiana Borough and surrounding townships. The page notes a full editorial piece on Mr Ford, Panama Canal profits, and a note on New York high schools adding bricklaying courses.
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Ndiana Evening Gazette
Ee Printing & Publishing
Preanyng
Indiana
Terhationa
Bain
I Arts
Mit
SRICK
New York
Ford's Proxy and The Dearborn Editorial Critique
The piece mocks Henry Ford for assuming citizens lack influence after he argued a coal company could cut price by one dollar per ton with profit. It notes Ford’s own paper suggests readers could accept a fifty dollar car price cut profitably. It also condemns his newspaper’s criticism of unsigned articles claimed to be written by Jack Dempsey and Babe Ruth.
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Ford
Benedict Arnold
Mr. Ford
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Erry Ford
United States
Dearborn
Transfers Show Property Deals Across Canne and Marion Cen ter
Cree Cassidy transfers to Giovanni Di Meco a tract in Canne for 100 dollars. Thomas E. Huber transfers to Wm Sharrer a lot in Rayne for 80 dollars. Margaret A. McLaughlin transfers to Blaiy Widdowson two tracts in Marion Cen ter for 760 dollars. Helen Wrobet transfers to Giuseppe De Berti two lots in Canne for 1525 dollars.
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Cree Cassidy
Giovanni di Meco
Canne
Thomas E. Huber
Wm, Sharrer
Rayne
Margaret A. McLaughlin
Blaiy Widdowson
Marion Center
Helen Wrobet
Giuseppe de Berti
Infraction of State Autolaws Market Report
Strength marked forenoon trading on the Stock Exchange with light turnover. U.S. Steel rose about one point, Baldwin Locomotive gained around two points, Independent Steels showed gains, Republic Steel and Crucible rose, oil shares firm, sugar stocks better supported. Standard of New Jersey and Pan American rose, Union Pacific up, B and O up, Northern Pacific edged higher as trading stayed quiet in the second hour.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U.S
Baldwin Toco
Amn
Loco
Independent Steels
Republic Steel
Crucible
Standard of New Jersey
Pan American
Pete
Union Pac
B. and
Northern Pac
England Declares Legal Holiday Amid Reparations Talks
England observes a legal holiday as reparations discussions with Germany pause for the time being. Death of President Harding shifts official opinion and the Anglo-French deadlock remains unresolved. Premier Baldwin and Foreign Secretary Curzon are on brief vacations while Derby travels to France.
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London
INS
England
Harding
Germany
Great Britain
Baldwin
Lord Curzon
Lord Derby
France
Paris
Poincare
Miller
Congress Aims to Lighten Burdens for Future Executives
Congress proposed measures to reduce current duties and safeguard the lives of future executives. The plan would shift burdens from present lawmakers to streamline governance and ensure smoother transitions in leadership.
Safeguard Presidents by easing executive duties
Washington August 6 delegates in Congress will be urged to reduce President duties to lessen fatigue and prevent breakdowns like Harding and Wilson. Secretary Denby argues clerical tasks burden the President, demanding signature of thousands of commissions and numerous bills, delaying leadership and draining strength. Officials say government workload has grown tenfold, forcing longer days and overtaxing one man.
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W. H. Atkins
I. N
Washington
Congress
White House
Harding
Denby
Camp Scribas-D B and B W report fun despite rain
The group recounts a weekend at camp with meals for thirty, a recreation hall radio, and a Camp Fire. Visitors include the Fritchman family and Mrs Wilson. Highlights include Ukulele Girls performances, singing, and stories. Accidents occur as Louise Barber slips and Jean Euwer and others get slightly wet. Sunday brings inspection and a banner, plus many visitors and photos taken in sunny weather.
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Shank
Fritchman
Betty Barry
Jane McAdoo
Florence McElhoes
Rebecca
Ruth Wilson
Pauline Kramer
Louise Barber
E. M
Jean Euwer
Mr. Weeks
Chuck” McAdoo
Bob” Wilson
Sherer
LeVine
Bennett
Reed
Stewart
Rothstein
McKihoos
Y. Woge
Coolidge Faces Early Tests On World Court and Policy
A news wrap notes President Coolidge meets with visitors including Hughes and Reynolds as four national policy questions loom. The issues center on World Court stance, political appointments, calls for farm aid, and potential coal strikes. Coolidge signals continuation of Harding policies but faces party backlash on the Court and broader legislative moves.
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Hughes
William Butler
Massachusetts
James
Reynolds
Coolidge
Harding
Congress
White House
State Department
Atlantic City
Boston
White House Lonely Place
Washington Aug 6 The White House sits in somber stillness as repairs continue after President Harding's death. Veterans and staff linger over the desk and relics, while the big room awaits the next occupant and the Airedale Laddie Boys keeps faithful watch.
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Fere
I. N
Washington
White House
Warren G. Harding
Whits House
Executive
George Washington
Mr. Harding
Funeral Train Returns to Ohio as Nation Mourns
The somber funeral journey of a President continues from Omaha to Marion and Washington. Mrs. Harding endures a difficult week of homecomings while staff plan future residence away from the Capital. Thousands gather in Omaha and Chicago to honor the late leader, with Navy guard lines and a reverent, orderly crowd reflecting national sorrow.
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Omaha
Iowa
Harding
Ohio
National
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Capitol
Marion
International News Service
San Francisco
Theodore Rbosevet
Charles E. Sawyer
White House
Desert
Champell Neb
Missouri River
McKinley
Bach
Columbus
Congress
Harding Was So Tenderly Watchful of Mrs. Harding
Alent
Marion Ohio Draped in Black for Harding Funeral
Marion prepares for President Warren G Harding funeral observances with 2000 guardsmen mobilized, a procession from the depot to the family home, and services planned with privacy for the family. The funeral train arrives Thursday morning and the body may lie in state before burial.
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George T. Harding
Iste
W. G.” Wsre
Marion
President Harding
Tepity Bantise Church
Walter King
Columbus
Hardings
King
Harding
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Sawyer
House Warming for Local Tailor H Freeman
Mr and Mrs H Freeman hosted a house warming for their new home inviting about forty friends on Saturday evening The event was praised for its delight and best wishes were extended for the couple and their residence A luncheon closed the gathering and the evening’s pleasure was noted as very enjoyable
Franks Motoring to Washington
Mr and Mrs Hazlett Frank of West Water street depart by motor tomorrow morning for Baltimore and Washington They expect to reach the nation s capital in time for the funeral of the late President Mard ing The trip will be by the National Pike and the Lincoln Highway on the return journey
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Hazlett Frank
West Water Street
Baltimore
Washington
President Marding
National Pike
Lincoln Highway
Three Drown in Perkiomen Creek Near Schwenkvile
In Norristown Pennsylvania on August 6 the Perkiomen Creek search continues for the body of Marie Geiges a 32 year old Philadelphia woman swept to her death with Christina Dilks 20 and Ella Yoder 40 when a boat capsized near Loux dam at Schwenkaville Samneaey night. Catherine Sawig and Stella Yoder were rescued by Boy Scouts of Atlantis from New Jersey after the incident.
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Norristown
Perkiomen Creek
Marie Geiges
Philadelphia
Christina Dilks
Ella Yoder
Loux Dam
Schwenkaville
Catherine Sawig
Stella Yoder
Boy Scouts of Atlantis
N. J
Thought for the Day on nerve and ability
A reflective line notes that men of true ability may lack nerve to pursue grand plans while some with limited skill boldly sell their nerve and push forward.
Funeral Train Through Omaha and Council Bluffs
A halted train neared Omaha with abundant floral tributes as mourners gathered in reverent throngs in Council Bluffs across the river. The late departure left many Knights Templar and other mourners moving slowly through the towns.
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Omaha
Council Bluffs
Balla
Boona
Towa
Thare
Knights Templar
Knights of
Te Order
Capleny Tae
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Saagur Eh
Arte Pyle
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Harry EB. Koozer
Stontgomery Township
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Jeb Malcolm
White Township
Agadeno
Rand Recorder
Suntney
Ter H. Ayers
Hudson
Walter D. Foermen
Andiena
Jonor G. Iyingstone
Blairsville
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Arena
Ferrier
Buffington
mRtform - Woodmalns
Ty Auditor
Williams
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Emerson
Stewart &Co
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Lonely Place
Harry Ward
Eveeseinedis Intent Sie
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Columbie Dealers
Pagola
Franks
NAO
Elmer Kepharé
Cherryhill
Goldie M. Bowers
Lonie Nagg
Grace Saetlock
Young
Alex Ligntcap
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Homer City
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