Fragments From A Local Ad Notice And Political Commentary
The page compiles brief classified rates for advertising, including a minimum charge and one cent per word, with notices about post office processing and second class matter. It also presents excerpts of political commentary on labor rights, government, and the stance of Republicans versus Democrats, referencing figures like Gompers and Dean, and discussing debt payments by Britain, France, Cuba, Belgium, and Serbia and their impact on U.S. national debt and sinking fund policy. The tone is archival and opinionated with a mix of ads and editorial clippings.
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Indiana
Great Britain
France
Cuba
Belgium
Seria
United States Treasury
Debtor nations’ payments could halve interest and fund costs
The Boston Transcript notes if debtor nations paid what they owe, interest and sinking fund payments would be nearly cut in half. It critiques Democrats for past rail deficits and argues freight-rate critics overlook that price. It contrasts a strike-free year with better pockets for all.
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Boston Transcript
Greiner
Clark Named On State Fuel Commission
Clark named on state fuel commission representing railroads to be named later. At Tuesday meeting the commission is expected to name its representatives on regional committees and present distribution plans. Arrow dynamite attack halts Arrow Coal Company generator. mine may shut for days.
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Clark
State Fuel Commission
Commission
Ita
Windber
State Police Bloodhound
Arrow Coal Company
Arrow
Rockingham
Message to Garcia Guides Miner Opposition to Arbitration
The union reports indicate miners remain against arbitration in any form. At least one anthracite district opposes the Conciliation Board proposal and operators, with other districts likely to follow. President John L. Lewis and district presidents work in harmony as Lewis leads a peace drive to resolve the coal dispute. Read the Gazette Classified Ads.
Indiana Beats Spangler Independents 6 to 0
Indiana defeated the Spangler Independents 6 to 0 on their home field. Taggerty pitched well for Indiana, scattering seven hits and fanning several batters. Mike, the Latrobe connection and former Indiana State Normal cleanup man, belted a homer and added two more hits. W. Clark contributed two runs, a stolen base, and a sacrifice fly. The game featured strong defense and solid innings from Haggerty and teammates.
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Indiana
Spangler Independents
Taggerty
Mike
Indiana State Normal
Latrobe Independents
Haggerty
W. Clark
Rhoa & Fox
Wee
Frisch
Farrell
Vv. Clark
J. Clark
Jordan
Spangler Rooh
A. E. Young
J, Hicks
W. Hicks
Dewey
Perlum
Logan, Db
Leadbetter
Stitts
Isiseseeeeee
Morley
OD McCartey, Jr
V. Clark
J. Hicks
Birnta
Raid uncovers rye mash destruction by trio at Cambrata home
Prohibition Officers Martsolf and Kelton raided a Cambrata residence and found James Mangni Carmelo Barbant and Ida Heckarando actively destroying 60 gallons of rye mash. Hearings are scheduled for Wednesday before Squire Smith.
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Cambrata
James Mangni
Carmelo Barbant
Ida Heckarando
Prohibition
Martsolf and
Kelton
Squire Smith
Vacation Trip Down East Heads for Two Weeks in Lebanon and Herter Ya
Mr and Mrs Russell R Eshenbaugh depart Sean Oak street for a two weeks vacation visiting his father and brothers in Lebanon and Herter Ya Their niece Miss Margaret Eshenbaugh accompanies them She and the Williama family from Buffalo New York are staying with them during the journey
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Russell R. Eshenbaugh
Sean Oak Street
Lebanon
Herter Ya
Margaret . Eshenbaugh
Industrial skies clearing as week opens
Report from Washington notes a New York meeting on Wednesday while Congress delays Harding’s coal legislation. A federal fact finding commission on the coal industry may be formed soon. The Kellogg bill on federal court intervention in alien strike riots faces long delay amid Pacific coast opposition.
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New York
Congress
Mr. Harding
Federal
Pacific Coast
Hearings Set On Licenses as State Registar Lists Cases
Ten hearings are scheduled this week for persons charged with law violations to show cause why their licenses should not be revoked. Revocations included intoxication offenses and failures to render aid in accidents along with operating as common carriers without Public Service Commission consent. Licenses revoked include Joseph Honstine Huntingdon John Goleo Monaco C R Marry Conway J H Curry West Bridgewater Joseph Bertovich Cherry Valley Frank M Edgerton Mr Jewett Wm J Lewis Wind Gap Wm Bradley Elmora Fred F Irvin Altoona Nathan Lean New Castle August R Jaquet Conshohocken Percy Rothrock Morvisdale John A Brown Fosce Diana Biagani Carbondale Wim J McFadden Raymond Consal Philadelphia.
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Benjamin G. Eynon
Public Service Commission
Joseph Honstine
Huntingdon
John Goleo
Monaco
C. R Marry
Conway
J. H. Curry
West Bridgewater
West Newton Fire Devours Buildings and Halts Town
A rapid blaze in West Newton consumed the Markle building and affected the A. M. Sales clothing store and a shoe-shining parlor within minutes. Fire alarms spread across an 80 mile radius, drawing 14 companies as darkness fell and lines and poles burned, threatening the town of 3,500 with total destruction.
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West Newton No. Company
A. M. Sales Clothing
Main and Water Streets
Youghlogheny
Markle
Bonus clash grips Harding and Congress over revenue plan
Washington Aug 21 Republican leaders fear a break with President Harding over the bonus bill. Harding vows to veto any plan lacking revenue raises, preferably a sales tax, while Congress contemplates proceeding without his approval. Senate and House are wary of a split before the November elections as they brace for a protracted fight on the McCumber Ford proposal.
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J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Harding
Congress
Hsa
Senate
House
White House
Senator Lodge
American Legion
Notice to Contractors for Glen Campbell School Addition
The School District of Glen Campbell Indiana County Pennsylvania invites bids for a two story addition to the current school building. Bids must be accompanied by a 250.00 dollar check and delivered to the secretary by 6:00 p.m. on Saturday August 6th. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Sunoco
Glen Campbell Rough
Indiana County
Penns
Glen Campbell
Fananylvania
Beapatery
Len
Beard
He McQuilshin
Package Found At Buchman's Store Reported
A found package was reported at Buchman's Store. The owner may contact this office to prove property and claim the item. Further details on the missing package and filing procedures were not provided in the readable text.
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Buchman’s
Provin
Rairigh Spicher Reunion Fete Held at Montgomery Church
The fifth Rairigh and Spicher reunion gathered August 10 at Montgomery Church. Relatives from Denton Maryland Brockwayville Ebensburg and Indiana attended. A noon basket lunch followed by a program led by Howard Spicher featured Wilgus Quartette and speakers.
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Rairigh
Spicher
Montgomery
America
Howard Spicher
Cockport
Wilgus Quartette
Qalke
Harry Rairigh
Nicholson
Albert Rairigh
Levi Spicher
Denton
Maryland
Doss Spivey
Leni
Eather Hummel
Hackasson
Delaware
Chester Spicher
Brockwayville
Marian Brubaker
Will Spicher
Deansters
Alda
Avenelle Spicher
Rackton
Furman Spicher
Gon
Loyd
Mar‘ian
Ebensburg
Sheldon
Clark Spicher
Indiana
Clair Raleigh
Grampian
Clevenger
Blacklick
William Price
Berkey
Fyock
Notice to public regarding wife Pearl Misner leaving home
Local Gazette notice states Pearl Misner left wife’s bed and board without cause and that the signer will not be responsible for any of her actions or attractions. Public urged not to harbor her on the author’s account.
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Mra
Pearl Misner
Radio Programs and Concerts on KDKA and WJZ Schedule
Radio schedule lists half hour blocks and programs across KDKA Pittsburgh and WJZ Newark. Includes baseball scores at 3:30, weekly business and farm features, Vanity Fair radio articles, musical performances by Melvin Hemphill and guests, and a late night orchestral concert with Edna Wallace and others. Also notes St Nicholas stories and a Mabel Besthoff concert on WJZ.
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KDKA
Pittsbrurgh
National Industrial Conference Board
Vanity Fair
Dy. A. Goldstein
Melvin Hemphill
W. R. McGeary
Helen Bonar
WJZ
Newark
St. Nicholas Magazine
Mabel Besthoff
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