Primary Election Ticket Candidates Listed by Indiana Borough
The Indiana Evening Gazette publishes the primary election slate for September 18, 1923. Candidates include John M. Malcolm White Township and Hugh R Wiley Indiana Borough for Register and Recorder, plus Prothonotary, County Treasurer, District Attorney, County Auditor and more across multiple townships and boroughs. The note also discusses Washington expectations on President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lk Wonsecturis
Recen
Tuscaday
Harry EB. Koozer
Montgomery
Elmer Borland
Indiana
John M. Malcolm
White Township
A. DeGaetano
Register and Recorder
Hugh R Wiley
Walter MH. Ayers
Co. L. Hudson
Washington Township
Walter LD. Peterman
Boro
Claude
Bath
Blatraville
Jd. M. Marshall
Irwin
Lewis G. Clark
Bruce Wissinger
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
Jank Moorhead
Benjamin L. Stephens
Cherryhill
Coleman
Young
Iiliam J. George
W. Bruce Wagner
Winism W. Brilnart
George H. Jeffries
Grant Township
Stopenes M. Luech
C. L. Bence
Gruen
I Cl Berkey
Conemaugh Township
John Bennett
Benton R. Williams
Pina
Luther S. Williams
E Day
Grumblirg
Burrell
James A. Palmer
Reyne Township
Wallace Thomas
Hughes as Key Man in Harding Policy Vision
The passage lauds Charles Evans Hughes as a strong, broad minded leader guiding Harding era policies. It credits him with refining Monroe Doctrine principles, endorsing the New Era in the East, resisting imperialism, promoting arms limitation, peace in the Pacific, and a fair settlement for demobilization claims. It asserts Hughes as indispensable to Coolidge era needs and warns against removing this capable mind during critical times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
America
Pacific
Uncle Sam
United States
Hughes
Hoover
Coolidge
Two Drowned in Patton Stream
The drowning occurred after a man cried for help and disappeared underwater for the third time. Expert divers and over an hour of effort located the body in about 12 feet of water at the stream mouth. He was Levi G. Gorsuch Jr., born January 1905 in Patton, a Patton High School 1922 graduate and Penn State student spending summer vacation locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi G
Catherine Gorsuch
Patton
Patton High School
Penn State College
Stock Market Tends Firm After Heavy Opening
New York August 13. A firm tendency followed a heavy opening as forenoon trading on the stock exchange showed an accumulation of selling orders over the weekend amid foreign-situation anxiety. Leading railroads posted fractional losses while oil stocks slipped slightly. the rest of the list remained steady with fractional declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Grace Goodhue and Calvin Coolidge Wed in Montreal Honeymoon
Cal ver Coolidge asked Grace Goodhue to marry him after months of waiting. They married, spent a week in Montreal, then rented a furnished Northanton apartment. Mrs Coolidge eventually became a social figure, though she did all her own work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodhue
Grace
Mr. Goodhue
Calvin
Mr. Coolidge
Montreal
Northampton
Stromberg Carburetor Expert To Visit The Big Warehouse
The Stromberg Motor Devices Co. will send a top carburetor man to the Auto Section on the third Monday each month starting August 20 in Indiana County. He will offer free practical advice to customers whether their car uses a Stromberg or not. No sales pitches or pressure to buy parts. the aim is 100 percent service to Stromberg users and other motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Stromerg Motor Devices O
Stromberg
Firemen Converge for Western Pennsylvania Convention
Delegations from Tsren tum Brackenridge Donora Monessen Connellsville and East Pittsburgh travel to VandERGRIFT for the Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association thirtieth annual gathering. Greensburg plans the largest turnout with about 250 delegates as 30,000 visitors expected and a big parade carnival shows balloon ascension and camping by over 500 firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandergrift
INS
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Tsrentum
Brackenridge
Donora
Monessen
Connellsville
East Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Bergdoll Still At Large After Daring Kidnapping
Contrary to initial reports, Bergdoll did not die instantly but lingered moments. Mrs Bergdoll planned to return home next month and came to Eberbach with a message for her son to urge homeward if the Government would not punish harshly. Lieut GriMich in jail is described as a Russian Prince turned soldier of fortune, alleged to work for the kidnappers for a fixed wage and lacking personal motive in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Afalr
Seven Die As Two Trains Collide In Colorado Wreck
Train wreck near Walsenburg Colorado claimed seven lives as two engines derailed and coaches left tracks. The Santa Fe through train from Chicago and a Colorado and Southern engine derailed after a orders misunderstanding. Passengers and crew were shaken but few seriously hurt amidwreckage of three locomotives and several cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Santa Fe
Colorado and Southern
Pueblo
la Juanata
Walsenburg
Chicago
Fowler Yards
Pirates seize cargo from Dominion Packet schooner
At sea near Long Island six men in a fast motor boat boarded the Dominion Packet, looting 6300 dollars and 200 cases of whiskey. The crew was disarmed, the cook shot at, and liquor loaded onto the power boat. Pirates later returned to take more liquor. Captain John Simms identified the attackers and noted automatic pistols were used. The Packett Steamship Company of Halifax owns the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
INS
John Simms
Dominion Packet
Packett Steamship Company
Halifax
Simms
Long Island
Piggly Wiggly Chief Edges Toward Resignation
Clarence Saunders, president of Piggly Wiggly Stores Inc, announced today he will sever ties with his holdings. He plans to present a plan to pool members to save Piggly Wiggly headquarters for Memphis. Saunders has faced financial trouble after a Wall Street venture and is due a $2,500 payment in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
INS
Clarence Saunders
Piggly Wily Stores Inc
Focal Pool
Piggly Wiggly
Mamplyin
Pool
Saunders
Wall Street
Funeral of Mayhood Today in Salem Church
David G. Brown, 47, died of a paralytic stroke at his Circon township home. Progressive farmer, survived by widow, a brother John F. Brown of Barnesboro, sister Mrs. Jennie Anderson, and sisters Mary and Lottie Brown of Cherry Tree. Funeral at Salem Church Wednesday 10 am, burial McDowell Cemetery. American Legion and Grand Army of the Republic members attended. Also noted: George Dodson of Bell Telephone and Wallace Guthrie, Equitable Assurance, visiting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
David G, Brown
David G. Brown
Circon Township
Ile
High Esteen
John F. Brown
Barnesboro
Jennie ( Anderson
Souch Bend
Mary
Lottie Brown
Cherry Tree
Salem Church
McDowell Cemetery
George Dodson
Bell Telephone Company of
Pittsburgh
Wallace 2
Guthrie
Equitable Assurance Co
President Coolidge Begins Home Office Duties After Harding Era
President Coolidge starts work in the White House following the Harding era. Budget chief General Lord will map a lean federal program while Justice and State departments handle long running merger and Cuba issues. Dems issue a test of his reforms as Christian aids with ongoing desk clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Coolidge
White House
Christian
Harding
President Coolidge
Republican Party
Herbert M. Lord
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Southern Pacific-Central Pacific
Department
State Department
Robert Atking
New York
Willard Hotel
Cuba
Atkins
D Hughes
Crowder
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Alea
George B. Christian
Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania from Aug 13 to Aug 14
Western Pennsylvania forecast shows generally fair conditions with occasional thunderstorms. Expected temperatures are normal for the period with no severe weather anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Penna
Promising Young Man Unable to Write in Nashville
A cryptic, fragmented notice from a Tennessee city describes a promising young man named Lina who cannot reach a writing appointment in Nashville. Details are sparse but suggest an unfinished personal matter and potential legal or civic context. Authorities or concerned parties may seek further clarity or contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Nashville
Taylor Cup Match Event
Local golf circles focus on the Vernon F. Taylor inter-club trophy clash between Jefferson County and Punxsutawney. Qualifying rounds on the Indiana course August 16 and 18 select 22 players, with entries due August 14 to finalize pairings.
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Momnt
Punxsutawney
Vernon F. Taylor
Indiana
Germany Ends All Payments Crisis Deepens as Riots Mount
Berlin faces food shortages and energy cuts as Gustav Stresemann begins forming a new government after the Cuno cabinet resigns. Riots claim several lives while public unrest and strikes ripple across Germany, with Bolshevik fears growing as the economy falters. In Paris, British pressure over Ruhr occupation draws sharp French criticism and calls for firm resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Minott Saunders
U. S
Berlin
Gustav Stressemann
Germany Peoples Party
Stressemann
Cano
Frank E. Mason
Paris
Ruhr
Poincare
Newsap
Gustav ‘Stresseman
Cuno
Cunotha
Brakeman Die s in Altoona Yard Accident
Wilbur Skounaman, 34, of Altoona, a brakeman, died from injuries after his brake stick slipped and he fell between train cars in the Pennsylvania yards. The incident occurred Aug 18 and was reported by INS. A separate notice invites the Carnahan family to their third annual reunion at the D. C. Carnahan home one mile west of Latina on Aug 25 with lemonade and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Wilbur Skounaman
Frovent
Pennsylvania Yards
Carnahan
Ayrnahan
D. C
Coffey
Jemonade
Learn and Uncapher Reunion Near Cookport August Event
The Learn Past and Uncapher families plan an annual reunion in Learngrove Green Township near Cookport on August 18. All friends of the families are invited to attend and share in the event with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learngrove Green Township
Cookport
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Eptarnational News Service
Ray
Amith
City Haltor
Socal
Coolinge
Washington
Coolve
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Cambria
Clearfield County
Neighbor Warren
Warren G. Harding
George T. Harding
Big Warehouse
Hinda
Lydick’s
Vandegrift
Bergdoll
H. M. Brown
Mt. Vernon
Harrisburg
Noa
Ogsiington
Ay Urey
Cere
Hayd
Floe Buchanan
Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hospital
Flinn
Salvaion Army
Huntington
W. Va
James Harvey
Earnest Chapman
Hern
Stewart & CO
Piggly Wiggly Head
England
France
Gustave Stressemann
Gino
Uhr
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