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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

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Unusual Point Of Law Raises Inquiry In Altoona Case

In Altoona a civil injunction question looms in a criminal matter as District Attorney Marion D. Patterson argues an injunction could stay justice. The case centers on nickle in the slot machines used to vend candy or gum and whether such devices are gambling devices under the law. Judge Baldridge postponed ruling to October term, ordering the machine held and vendors warned to disable similar devices until decision.

Altoona INS Marion D. Patterson Blair County William H. Engle Engle Atttorney Thomas J. Baldridge

Steel workers begin new hours in Chicago mills

Illinois Steel Company workers in Chicago area mills shift to an eight hour day for the first time. Open hearths, blast furnaces, and coke ovens shift from twelve to eight hours, increasing need for some 6,000 more workers when all units convert. About 2,000 open hearth laborers plus 700 coke oven workers added initially. SomeGary units not yet affected. future expansion anticipated. Miss Bess Gray returns from New York. Clara E. Fausner trustee for The People’s Natural Gas Co.

Chicago INS Illinois Steel Company United States Steel Corporation Gary Indiana Clara E. Fausner The People's Natural Gas Co Burrell

Car Shortage Becomes Surplus As Freight Traffic Surges

Railroads carried the most freight in six months in U S history, with June the peak month. The Car Service Division reports 79,240 new freight cars and 1,998 new locomotives in six months, a large drop in lead orders, and record repair outputs. Railroads increased car loading, daily movement, and coal stocks, aiming to raise average miles per car to 30 and expand capacity by 70,000 cars without new investment.

America Car Service Division American Railway Association

Highway work detours and oiling schedule announced

Harrisburg August 15. The Department of Highways releases new detours for Mercer Greenville Boro Fayette and Westmoreland County routes and lists detours removed in the past week. Oil crews will operate between Armstrong Kittanning Butler line and other specified corridors through August 18 including Loysburg Yellow Creek Blair Altoona Bellwood Sproul Bedford County line and Port Matilda Blair County line.

Harrisburg Department of Highways County Mercer Greenville Armstrong—Kittanning Butler Co Kittanning Leechburg Bedford Everett-Huntingdon Loysburg Yellow Creek Blair Altoona Bellwood Sproul- Bedford Co Centre Snow Shoe Intersection Reef Matilda Port Matilda Blair Coine Jefferson Brockwayville Falls, Creek Big Run Punxsutawney

Rail engineers may seek wage increases next October

Cleveland Aug. 16 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has not begun wage talks but is expected to join with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to push substantial pay raises when current contracts expire in October. Officials say the engineers could move quickly and that initiative rests with their officers.

Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locone Stoneiggold International

Coal Production in Central Pennsylvania Rises in Seven Months

In Altoona on August 15 the Central Pennsylvania field reported seven month coal output of 30,328,029 tons, up from 15,132,100 a year earlier, partially due to a four month miners strike last year. Week ending August 5 saw 17,881 carload shipments, close to the 17,892 seen July 20. Prices hold steady between 2 and 3 dollars a ton. operators expect possible suspension of work in anthracite fields September 1, with both sides seeking federal intervention in Washington.

Altoona Central Pennsylvania Washington

Tulsa Martial Law Enforced After Flogging Incident

Tulsa wakes under martial law after Gov. Walton proclaims military rule following the flogging of Nathan Hantman by masked assailants. Oklahoma City and Okmulgee troops patrol streets. curfew and permit rules limit civilian presence. Hantman’s whereabouts unknown. no arrests reported.

Tulsa Okla INS J. W. Walton Nathan Hantman Oklahoma City Okmulgee Hantman Aldrich Blake Jake 119Th Infantry George Markham Mabel West Walton

Deaths: George E. Owens Ebensburg native dies in Philadelphia

George E. Owens aged 61 of Philadelphia and Ebensburg origins dies suddenly in Ebensburg at his sister’s home. Survived by widow three daughters two brothers and a sister. Body to be shipped to Philadelphia for burial. Also obituary notes Owen McNally 72 dies in Rosssitey from miners asthma buried in Rosalier Catholic cemetery.

George E. Owens Ebensburg North Taylor Street Philadelphia Frank Jarvis Center Street Charles J Eleanor Owens Methodist Episcopal Church Owen McNally Rossitey Rosalier Catholic Father Ferra Punx Sutawney

Gland Doctor to Visit as Rejuvenation Trend Grows

New York reports Dr Eugene Steinach the originator of the gland regeneration method travels to America in January to explain his theory of aging and renewal for ages up to eighty. American supporters tout improved vitality with two hour operations using focal anesthesia and optional X ray for women while no animal or human gland grafts are used.

New York Eugene Steinach America Harry Benjamin University of Vienna Steinach Ben. Jamin David T. Marshall Hollis N. Y Sanaotn

Joy Ride Ends In Car Theft Crash near Avalon

A man and a woman stole B M Cooper's car for a joy ride in Pittsburgh on August 16. They struck a telegraph pole and fence, crashed into Samuel Danovitz's residence, then fled as police searched for them. The owner reported the wreck and the two suspects escaped.

Pittsburgh INS B. M. Cooper Avalon Street Samuel Danovitz

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