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20 Aug 1925
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
1
Press Coolidge tax plan faces GOP split in Congress
The Day's News reports President Coolidge supports a tax-cut package while Sen Smoot and other Republicans show lukewarm support. Democrats plan March 15 action as tensions rise over party unity. The piece notes wheat and grain price trends, acreage goals, and international effects on prices, with Brazil cited in the market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Smoot
Democrats
Regulars Must Bury the Axe in Wisconsin Race
Washington dispatch reports rising concern in the Republican ranks over Robert La Follette Jr. seeking the Wisconsin Senate seat. Regulars including Lenroot push Roy P. Wilcox as opponent, while Francis E. McGovern and Arthur Barry also run, risking a split that could boost La Follette's grip. governors and officials pressure McGovern to withdraw by September 15 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Holmes
Star
Washington
Wisconsin
Bob LaFollette
Senate
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Lenroot
Roy P. Wilcox
LaFollette
Swampscott
Young Bob
Francis E. McGovern
Arthur Barry
la Follette
Hewitt Beats Fri Ritchman in semifinal showdown
Hewitt defeated Fri Ritchman to reach the 36 hole final against Carnahan after a cool 88 round in the first flight. Neal and Lewis won their second flight semifinals, with Neal beating A J Reese on the 19th green and Lewis defeating David Blair 6 up. Dinner match vs Johnstown postponed to a later date due to scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wells
Carnahan
Oool
Arnahan
Hewitt
Dr. Neal
A. J. Reese
David Lewis
David Blair
Neal
Lewis
Johnstown
Robber in the Rehm Home Reported
Early morning sounds woke Mrs. Jacob Rehm of East Pike. A thief entered via the cellar window and moved through the house to the second floor, taking Bob Rehm's trousers in the back yard along with a small amount of change and some papers. No other items were disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rehm
East Pike
Robert
Doursa
Bob
Central Pennsylvania mines report mixed union status
Secretary states 400 mines across central Pennsylvania operate under mixed union and non union scales. Widespread non union work noted from Wandin Junction to Cherry Tree, with several districts including Tyrone Snow Shoe and New York Central river district showing non union operations. In Fayette County, Banning Mine No 2 reopened at 1917 scale amid a 100 strong picket, with 400 potential jobs but first coal not yet mined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandin Junction
Cherry Tree
Barnsboro
Clearfield County
Tyrone
Snow Shos
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central River
Clearfield
Phillipsburg
Fayette
Fayette City
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Coal Company
Explosion Toll Rises to Forty in Steamer Disaster
L Helfzen states results of state and federal probes into the Mackinac disaster. Officials deem the boiler old and weakened by wear. Rhode Island Governor Aram J. Pothier calls for stricter steamboat boiler inspection laws. Senator Jesse Metcalf presses for immediate action. George Uhler heads to Providence to examine the Mackinac boilers, findings to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
George Uhler
Washington
Providence
Mackinac
Jewish Picnic at Sunset Park
Transcribed fragment shows a Jewish picnic note dated near sunset at Sunset Park. The readable line references a Bluaday event with poetic phrasing and unclear specifics, no concrete names, dates, or organizations clearly identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Third try at death by own action ends in death
Joseph Kavka, 40, unemployed and homeless, died at Allegheny General Hospital after attempting to drink carbolic acid. He had twice sought burial arrangements with an undertaker, Elmer Herman, who briefly persuaded him to abandon the plan. Kavka later died moments after being admitted to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Joseph Kavka
Allegheny General Hospital
Kavka
Elmer Herman
Herman
Young People Elect Officers At Conventon And Convention
A church convention after an open air meeting elected officers for the coming year. Maurice Knavel was named president with Rowena Friend as vice president Gwendolin Baird as secretary treasurer and Edgar Debolt as assistant treasurer. Knavel was also chosen field representative to lead the 18 circuits in the circle. Delegates set a $12 minimum quota per circuit to fund Camp Harmony training at Hooversville. The convention heard talks on All for Christ Christ for All with reflections on close relationship to Christ. Afternoon round table sessions featured vocal selections by a Windber quartet and an area duet. The Twenty-eighth annual Sunday school convention opened with many officers and teachers in attendance and continued today with a missionary conference led by Miss Ida Shumaker and Miss Ida Himmelsbaugh from China. An officer election occurs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice’ Knavel
Windber
Rowena Friend
Connellsville
Gwendolin Baird
Greensburg
Edgar DeBolt
Masontown
Knavel Alo
Camp Harmony Training School
Hooversville
Christ
Knepperv
Clavert Ellis
Huntingdog
Round Table
Windber Church
Latue Zook
Mildred Knavel
Esther Zook
Mabel Seese
Eva
Alica Statler
Rummell Church
J. A. Robinson
General Administration Board
Church of the Brethren
H. Speicher
Boswell
D. P. Hoover
Rummell
Miss Ida ©. Shumaker
China
Miss Ida Himmelsbaugh
Heart Tag Day at Clymer in support of orphans
Volunteers of America conducted Heart Tag Day in Clymer to raise funds for homes and services across the state. Mrs. Booth cited that over 170000 American children have been aided toward good citizenship, as the committee aims to improve lives of deprived children in care of the organization on Saturday the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteers of America
Pittsburgh
Unclear political journey hinted in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR text references a mayoral path from state legislators to governorship and national politics. Mentions Mrs Goodhua living in a modest house and scattered phrases about Hampton. No coherent event or identities fully discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata Legelators
Hold Up Negroes Arrested After Broadway Car Chase
In New York police captured a trio accused of holding up a drug store. A gun battle followed in busy streets as officers pursued two cars, with bullets tearing through a crowded Broadway section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tome
Bileg
Cay
Broadway
Stock market at noon hour shows mixed gains amid oil easing
AT NEW YORK Aug 20 stock prices recovered from a Wednesday decline with off shares higher in early trading. Gasoline price cuts by Standard Oil of New Jersey and independent firms supported a rebound while oil oversupply fears faded. Industrials were irregular though rails like Seaboard Air Line and Northern Pacific advanced. Some heavyweights drifted, Meck Trucks and White Motor tumbled, while overall market lacked dramatic swings as profit taking rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Meck
White Motor
Chandler
Pierce Arrow
General Motors
Hudson
Havana Electric
Fleischmann
Allied Chemical
Weatinghouse
Philadelphia
Reading Coal
Seaboard Air Line
St. Louis Southwestern Andorthern Pacific
Perea
Detectives Probe Delos Grow Case in Blairsville
Mrs Bennett traveled to New York to meet detectives over the Delos Grow matter. Alpine Restaurant employees deny prior involvement since June 12. Eagle Detective Agency says Joseph Sussman once worked for them and was later detained after unusual behavior. Sussman reportedly sent updates from Hyde Park as investigators press for leads. Officers continue inquiries with new developments anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grow
Eagle Detective Agency
West 41St St
Joseph Sussman
Sussman
Brooklyn
Séa
O'Connell
Mushroom Fatalities Reported in Pittsburgh Hospital Incident
In Pittsburgh on August 20, four men Gorvenda Serr age 42 Robert Luta age 42 Alexander Reanese age 84 and Qabrial Fare age 28 were hospitalized after a mysterious incident at Allegheny General Hospital. Officials allege possible poisoning or exposure during the event. Further investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gorvenda Serr
Robert Luta
Alexander Reanese
A Andere
Ing
Legionnaires In Convention In Erie Pa
More than ten thousand World War veterans gathered in Erie today for the Keystone State Region Convention. They arrived by special trains and auto caravans, with numbers expected to double by tomorrow noon. Commander Mitchell J. Chase presided as Rev. Wm. B. Pugh gave the invocation and the Star Spangled Banner was performed by Georgia French Brevillier. Clark C. Tayntor and Major Jos. C. Williams welcomed the Legionnaires to Erie at the opening session at the Erie Tennis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
INS
Keystone State
Erie Tenn
Mitchell J. Chase
Department
Wm. B. Pugh
Georgia French Brevillier
Clark C. Tayntor
Rogers-Israel Post No. 11
Jos. C. Williams
Legionnaires
Triangle Takes A Novel Turn
A chaotic tale emerges with Johnson marked by crude burns on his face and jealousy fueling the crime. Police piece together motives involving a woman scorned and a recent move from the Felici home. A letter warns Johnson to stay away amid threats. another woman involved is also sought. In Mexico City, Calles plans diplomacy for agrarian reform leaders. Gibson reunion set for Camp Rest-a-While on Aug 28. attendees urged to bring tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Felici
Leu
Mexico City
INS
Calles
Axarian Commission
People seen in town and travels noted in Indiana paper
William Stewart of Smyrna shopped in Indiana and secured a hunters license from J H Bergman of Blairsville at the Court House. Miss Mary German leaves for Punxsutawney for the weekend. Fur dealer L Cinneman, longtime Indiana trader, visited friends. S F Warner, once of Indiana now Pittsburgh resident, spent days with locals. J T Walker of Shelocta passed through en route to Pittsburgh. Miss Mary Bitterbaugh visits Altoona with sister Mrs Enders. Mrs C G Love of Wilkinsburg stays with Mrs H B Butterbaugh. Randell Wingard and Miss Kathleen Holland of Detroit visit Wingard family on South Fourteenth St. Dr and Mrs M M Davis depart for Erie and then Niagara Falls and Canada for American Legion events. Joseph J Datta of Carbondale, with Mr and Mrs Gillespie and daughter Jane, motor to Indiana, guests at Gillespie home. Hare de George of Apollo sues her sister. Elverda Cockett, once ill, now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randell R. Wingard
Kathleen Holland
Detroit, Mich
C. J. Wingard
South Fourteenth Street
Joseph J. Datta
Carbondale
James Gillespie
Jane
Indiana
Gillespie
NY, Steel Gate and Oil Stocks in 1920s Market Review
The page lists numerous securities and companies with prices and percentages, including Pennock Oil, Pure Oil, Studebaker, Standard Oil affiliates, and Union Pacific, reflecting active market tracking. It notes investors such as A. E. Masten & Co and Vandergrift Building, Pittsburgh, and includes social items about local residents, Scout Band travel to Erie for the American Legion convention, and local visits and events in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark Gate
Motors i. Siesesese
Nyckel Siestee
Taveneshe
Lehigh Val
Spe
Magna Cop
Sisweneita
Viaves
Sesues
Galcere
Studebaker
Nod
Aon
I Ing
South
Atte St. Paul
Vetane Tee T. Pc
Union Pac
Eeees
Westingheese Pere Oe
Willys Overland
Dissolution Notice of Orangs and Berking Partnership
Notice of dissolution for the firm S. J. Oranges and Co. based in Indiana County. Partners Orangs and Berking declare mutual dissolution. Debts owed to the partnership must be received by Orange and all claims settled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
S. J. Orange's and Co
Tova
Apa Ta ‘BP
Orange En
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Lecionnaires IN Convention
Camp
William Stewart
Smyrna
Inoi
J. H. Bergman
Blairsville
Court House
Mary German
Punxsutawney
L. Cinneman
S. F. Warner
J. T. Walker
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Misa Mary Bitterbaugh
Altoona
M. M. Davis
Eris
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Canada
Ie Hare de George of
Apollo
Sinter
I. Q
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Misa Elverda Cockett
Bf Et Sae
Eve
Steel Gat
A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pas
Partment
Clarion
Boy Scout
William Beck
Overland
Eric
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Young Township
Inana
Francis X.hogan
Department of Public Welfare
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Uniontown
Mrs Wine
Dick Hetrick
Mies Betty, Fisher
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Register and ‘Recorder
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