Moody's Bake Shop Closed Until Further Notice
Indiana A M notice states Moody's Bake Shop will be closed until further notice. The brief, terse entry provides no reason or exact dates, but confirms an immediate shutdown and ongoing inquiry.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
7
Indiana A M notice states Moody's Bake Shop will be closed until further notice. The brief, terse entry provides no reason or exact dates, but confirms an immediate shutdown and ongoing inquiry.
A fragmented listing shows Pittsburgh and regional radio and theater programs with multiple stations and times including KDKA and WEAF. The garbled item mentions musicals, news, concerts, and various city connections across Seattle Oakland Portland and San Francisco stations.
Bettling Siki a Senegalese light heavyweight boxer was arrested in New York on charges of overstaying his six month permit. He remains in Suneball pending a hearing in BY and faces deportation for overstay. Immigration officials report his legal residence ended last November but the overstay only drew attention after a recent incident.
Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 5 at Forbes Field in a lively exhibition. French of West Point fame supplied key timing with a ninth inning three-run triple as Athletics used timely hitting and substitutions to wear down the Pirates late in the game.
Eddie enjoys a playful break after a hard day on the ball field. He finds a lighthearted, joyful moment in the game setting before his next play.
National League results show Philadelphia A beating Pittsburgh 9 to 5 and New York 3 to 2 with other games not scheduled. American League had Chicago 3 over Detroit 2. next games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with several other matchups listed. A Maine hunter shot a game warden and vowed not to repeat the act for five years.
In Chicago on Aug 18, Henry Clay Breckenridge, 93, asserts he could outplay 14-year-older Rockefeller Sr if matched on the course. Breckenridge, a daily golfer from Green Mountain stock, cites long life, clean living, and a fondness for golf plus occasional smoking as his edge.
In Duquesne, De Marco beat Sid Keppen in 10. Porto beat Hob by Young in 6. Donald stopped Regis Burke in 2. Shurn and Benton drew in 6. Mannak stopped Hughes in 3. In Buffalo, Weigand and McTigue drew in 6. Tracey and Harry drew in 6. Romney stopped Farelli in 3. In Newark Ward beat Martone in 10. Bain beat Carlo in 10. Siki stopped Rocco in 3. In Detroit Greb beat Burns in 10. Seaman stopped Brady in 2. In Atlantic City Walters beat Hanlon in 4. Clark and Lopez drew in 8. In Philadelphia Murray and Dempsey drew in 10. Moore and Winklin drew. In Boston Gormann beat Sharkey in 10. Manoan defeated Lowrie in 8. In New York Dundee beat Vicentini in 12. Leonard and Duane drew in 12. Grosso stopped Slimmer in 2. Devodi beat Richards in 4. In Jersey City White beat Bige in 12.
Tonight's boxing card lists Red Herring versus Mushy Callahan in Vernon California for ten rounds, Carl Tremaine versus Johnny Shep in a technical decision, Tommy Freeman against Mike Dempsey, and Johnny Datto versus Buck Fleming among six and ten round bouts in Cleveland and Brooklyn with George Simonich vs Sailor Burke for twelve rounds and Lew Goldberg versus Ed die Kettle for eight rounds. District Attorney Samuel P. Rotan announces he will not seek re nomination at the Republican primaries.
Detroit reportsGre b outclassed Burn Seaman of New York out Jimmy Brady of Detroit in the second round of their school round bout. The fragmentary text notes a Detroit boxing card with a world champion from Philadelphia besting a local foe in a 10-01 bout and includes miscellaneous, unclear lines about jokes and postal cards.
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