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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
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A terse report notes a large sum tied to industrial activity amid prohibition era policy discussions. The text references a figure near two million and mentions strain on supply and demand, signaling tensions between business interests and enforcement efforts.
Abdul led more than three hundred members and friends at a lively evening event. The Feenon orchestra provided the music for the dance, with Ainshia al Lae present and engaged in swimming and resting.
The article discusses US debt settlement options and the optimistic claim that war financing could be paid within a generation. It notes Treasury officials citing high financing efficiency and references a reunion at Camp Rest-a-While. It also covers Boer business discussions on alcohol policy and British accusations about narcotics. it mentions an international drugs syndicate linked to Bailey and Antwerp and speculation on shipments to the U S.
In a dated dispatch the INS Navy and certain aviation elements were directed to concentrate in San Francisco. Two PMS lanes and two PB-7 Die were ordered to fly from San Sepestow to the ebsrting Pi, with additional orders to move to San Francisco on August 1.
President and Mrs Coolidge visit Swampscott revisiting town scenes after a prior stopover that included Plymouth burial plans for Calvin Coolidge Jr. Old constituents and neighbors call on the couple as a packed schedule looms with commissions to sign and many letters awaiting action.
Fifty two miners reported for work at the Banning No 2 mine in Fayette City Pennsylvania under the 1917 wage scale. No coal will be mined until the shaft is reconditioned over several days. Union leaders dispute the official count of workers on reopening day and say only six miners were present, none of whom were union members. Twelve deputy sheriffs and state police are posted to prevent violence amid the wage dispute.
To our longtime customers and associates the well known brand names Hike Digston Sawa Hammond Hatchets Felton Sibley Paints and many others feel like old friends. The Big Warehouse notes years of pleasant experiences and quality work and explains this store has chosen from the world markets merchandise that offers enduring service and satisfaction.
The Athenean Dagon convention in the arena is expected to discuss the 1926 convention age to Scranton. Rabbi Esadore C. Wharton of the Bennicker-Turner Posts is a candidate for State Chaplain. Also named are Rev. Robert Galvin Betta and Rt. Rev. John Ward for consideration. Dr Leon C. Prince is the principal speaker at today’s session.
Two trains collided on a curve as steel coaches are said to have saved many from serious injury or death. Relief trains and medical staff rushed from Buena Vista and Leadville to the scene amid chaos. Injured travelers include A S Oka Cincinnati Ohio and a long list of others from cities across the United States.
Frederick C. Baird of Pittsburgh was named regional prohibition director in Washington. He serves as traffic manager for the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad and said he has received no official notification yet. He planned to visit the local office after September 3 and would not comment further until formal appointment.
Washington reports outline a national Klan gathering next week at Buckeye Lake Ohio where Imperial Wizard H W Evans and other leaders will discuss objectives including moving Imperial palace to Washington and establishing a national headquarters. Klansmen plan to push evolution laws out of schools and seek strict immigration barriers, with Buckeye Lake chosen for central access to Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania members.
The act requires all medical practitioners to register annually with the Department of Public Instruction through the Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure. It covers every branch of medicine and even chiropractors, making unregistered practice punishable by a fine of at least ten dollars and up to ten days in jail. The note mentions Wildwood Saint Anne Roman Catholic plans, Scranton Neon nurses home, and Keller Memorial Hospital in related items.
A reader praises a remedy claiming dramatic digestive relief after five years of poor appetite and bloating. The note mentions weight loss and a lean frame, expressing astonishment at the treatment and its effects. The fragmented testimonial underscores personal efficacy and urges continued use.
A group in masks stormed a facility taking control of the plant and forcing employees to open safes. Customers fainted as the bandits looted money while guards were restrained. An elevator operator was knocked unconscious during the incident.
A French process powder that resists perspiration and keeps a natural, velvety complexion. It claims to stay on until removed and makes pores invisible. Available at Potlock's Pharmacy.
Rain postponed the scheduled New York Giants vs Pittsburgh Pirates doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. The five game series to decide the National League lead is delayed. Philadelphia stretch of Old York road through Ogontz mentioned in the text appears as a stray fragment.
Stocks were firm at noon with gains in high priced industrial and utility shares. Haying Electric jumped 13 points to 233, up 25 from yesterday noon and 121 since the recent move began. Universal Pipe and Cast Iron Pipe led gains among utilities, with Public Service of New Jersey and Montana Power also higher. Call money at 4 percent. Local readers note various Indiana visitors and residents stopping by the court house and market area.
The list shows numerous company stocks and percentages including Nickel, Continental Oil, Royal Dutch, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Union Pacific, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Willys Overland, and others. Reported by A.E. Masten & Co from the Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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