07 Aug 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
1
A fragment discusses currency notes, bills, and their weight in accounts and public burdens. It mentions the Treasury and gold shipments, with references to France and monetary practices. The piece hints at taxation and repayment issues tied to financial instruments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a National Bank mint, an amount around 8,000,000 dollars in gold, and references to French inquiry. It references Callan and Hertlott in a confused context, with stray phrases about biualtess and strange observations.
Conference reports show peace talks pressured by a potential strike as representatives of operators and miners weigh continuing discussions. Lewis challenges wage-cut claims while Warriner’s stance shifts on minor issues, prompting both sides to linger in Atlantica City.
President Coolidge readies actions to curb coal price increases amid the coal shortage. Hammond reports a sufficient hard coal surplus to last into winter, delaying drastic boosts. Officials say price hikes without economic need will not be tolerated and the Department of Justice may intervene if needed.
A big steam roller en route to Garrets road in Armstrong county ran out of control on the Gault Deemer hill Wednesday afternoon. Occupants escaped with bad cuts and bruises after the machine tipped. No other vehicles were near, or the accident could have had serious consequences.
Washington braces for the Keansmen parade through downtown near the White House as police mobilize the entire force and Army troopers ready for emergencies. unrest over a historically charged event has local officials uneasy while leaflets call for opposition and an avowed Klansman is arrested during counter campaigns.
Misa Tabb, consulting lawyers, prepares to seek an annulment or divorce after a note from her husband left her ill. The fragment suggests marital strife and legal steps planned.
In a Florence villa, Basil’s late night experiments yield twelve coal black roses. Rosamond, enthralled by the witch flowers, keeps them by her bed. Morning reveals her death, the roses now white, their deadly magic proven at last.
Buenos Aires charity Special Care for Children announces four summer play schools offering free activities for children. Programs run through the season with emphasis on safety, learning, and healthy play for local families.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hasinger of Pittsburgh stay with Mrs Martha J Orr in Indiana. Mrs Hasinger and Mrs Hasinger were at Geneva on the Lake last week. Mrs Edward Ondrizew visited in Blairsville and returned home. Mrs Benton Learn and three daughters spent the day with Indiana friends. G E B Mack and family halted in Indiana returning from Niagara Falls to Clyde. Miss Clara Beatty of Marion Center visits her sister in Water Street. Mrs Joseph M Evans visited Maple Shade NJ and returns home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Birdsall depart for Buffalo. Daniel Fine and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Frank Fine return to Los Angeles. J C Wagoner transacts business in Indiana. William Beck of Gipsy and John B Siverd visit Indiana. Jay Sutton and Charles Sutton visit Indiana. D E Napp of Stafford transacts in Indiana. Henry Rishell county viewer visits Indiana. Francis Elkin of Smicksburg spends time in Indiana. Murray Stewart of Willet shops in town. I S Gilhousen Indiana business visitor. Mrs John Bennett returns from Torrence. B M Seibert visits Clinton. Miller Co representative W C Took visits Indiana. Archie Stewart of Center township visits Indiana. W H Straus calls on Indiana friends. R D Spence of Washington township visits Court House. Mrs Mary Morrow, formerly of South Mahoning, now in Mercer County, spends time with Indiana friends. Mrs William St Clair and daughter return from Saratoga Springs and other eastern points.
In a tense page one report Ed Gray, awaiting execution, was attacked and slain in the jail audience room by an alleged crime companion. A jury ruled Scott, condemned for killing Joseph Maurer a drug store clerk, insane. Babe's final horse fate noted.
Lusch of Williamsport and Clair Neff of Newberry unite in marriage with Harry Neff of Jersey Shore as a witness. Houck works in the treasurer's department of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Co. Neff previously served as private secretary to Harry Herlinger, Indiana Schools superintendent. A showroom and plans for Sunday School activities at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church are noted.
Bell files voluntary bankruptcy petition after market crash. He states his goal is to maximize creditor recovery and avoid delaying a fair settlement, declaring no cash on hand and aiming to settle assets through Carnegie institution oversight.
The jury found Scott crazy and Leopold wins the bet. Scott’s wife and mother cried in the first row behind the railing as guards escorted him from court to custody, moving him toward Chester after the verdict.
Early trading today shows a moderate rally across all stock market departments in New York. Industrial shares bounce from Thursday's declines, high price specialties rise, Pan American leads with Lago Petroleum purchase news, rails steady with Atchison and C&O advancing amid broader liquidity shifts from the New York Fed rediscount move.
A brief report filed from the Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania by A E Maaten and associates. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate ongoing activity or observation at the site. Further information is not provided in the accessible text.
General Electric and Mack Trucks led an upturn as government bonds rose by 68 million loams. New York Central rallied rail shares while GE jumped about 8 points, Mack Trucks up roughly 9 from yesterday’s low, Laclede Gas climbed to 16 1/2, and NY Central gained 1 1/2. Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced strongly as GM and Willys Overland moved higher amid a firm market core.
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