04 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented Soviet sources discuss authenticity and youth, with figures on imports and breadstuffs. The text contrasts Russia's wartime expenditures with the United States, noting bread alone cannot sustain society and highlighting the era of economic strain and political rhetoric.
The conference, addressing Monroe Doctrine concerns, aims to curb foreign interference and promote peace and armament reduction in Central America. Secretary Hughes presided at the opening session with greetings to a diplomatic corps and officials, followed by responses from chief delegates.
The article weighs Clemenceau's critics of U S military spending against French expenditures, arguing the American bill is similar to France's despite larger U S territory and population. It also notes Senator Heflin curbing a colored man from the Senate gallery and his stance on voting rights.
Discussion tracks what the Senate may accomplish after Christmas as it weighs blocking the Subsidy Bill. Administration allies warn of a possible filibuster and plan to push supply bills to force an early session. A Judiciary subcommittee will hear Ashurat’s constitutional amendment proposal advancing a January start for president and lawmakers.
Philadelphia December 4 The condition of John Wanamaker at his home with a severe cold was reported as about the same as last evening by his physicians this morning. The 7 30 bulletin noted a somewhat restless night and that his state was about the same as yesterday.
President Harding will speak to Congress in joint session at the Capitol Tuesday and the address will be broadcast nationwide by radio telephone. The wavelength is expected to be high.
The Roitster team of Indiana County declares itself champions after a undefeated season and invites rival teams to a December 6 game at Indiana Normal grounds. Manager Thomas Beachmog asks interested teams to meet him December 4 at McLeleran's Drug Store to arrange the challenge.
The Russian Soviet delegation head George Tchitcherin and Ismet Pasha of the Turkish envoys jointly demanded that the Turkish Straits be closed to all warships except Turkish and that the Dardanelles be fortified as before the war. The move stunned the Near East peace conference, with Curzon and Venizelos leaving the meeting in pessimistic mood.
Washington December 4 Senator La Follette Republican of Wisconsin blocked the confirmation of Pierce Butler St Paul lawyer as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The nomination will die with the closing of the special session and must be sent again by President Harding when the new session begins. The Senate was in closed executive session as the objection halted further action.
Funeral services for Charles F. McKenna, a prominent Western Pennsylvania jurist, will be held at St. Pauls Cathedral. A Pittsburgh native and longtime lawyer, he died of heart disease. McKenna served in the Civil War, was a U S district judge in Porto Rico, and later an Allegheny County Court judge.
Residents claim misinformation on Reed detour progress and urge careful inspection of road conditions. They argue the Highway Department can finish the project quickly if accurate assessments are made, praising timely work rather than sending letters of criticism.
The Old White, a historic Greenbrier County hotel in White Sulphur Springs Virginia, is to be torn down. Once a premier resort favored by the Southern aristocracy, it hosted the mint julep origin in its famed barroom and served as a social hub in colonial and early American eras.
Obituary notice and funeral details for Huey and Puthoff families. Huey, a resident of Vinton, leaves a widow and several children with services at Hughore Church conducted by Rev. Enisk and Rev. W. S. Wilson, interment at Armagh cemetery. MATILDA H. Puthoff, 49, native of Saltsburg, dies at 000 Western Avenue North Side Pittsburgh. John Adam Martin, 89, long-time farmer near Covode, dies after months of illness. survived by wife, three sons, two daughters, grandchildren. services at his home and Little Round Top cemetery.
A Creekside rally engaged men and women to back the Boy Scout troop. Rev Kern and volunteers formed an active committee and promised steady effort. The concert, by the Creekside Band with Boon Daniels’ stories, drew strong support and shown real progress for the troop and town.
Dublin quiets as Timothy Healy is appointed Governor-General of the Free State. An Irish Nationalist, Healy’s selection signals limited opposition. Provisional Cabinet expected to stay in office after the state’s formal creation.
Doubt over the Firemen's Annual Ball venue ends as permission is granted for Armory use on Wednesday evening December 6. Some invitees have not answered letters. attendees urged to return unneeded tickets promptly. Music promises to be a pleasant surprise, backed by the Firemen's reputation for past successes. Walter S. Stuchell to Phil C. Ake. 51 acres 48 perches in East Mahoning. $2,052 allowed to return to Greece. British guarantees not forthcoming. intervention by the British Minister F. C. Landsey counters counter-revolutionists.
Radio schedule for EDKA Pittsburgh airs 7 p m news and business survey by the national industrial conference board. Evening features include Farm and Home letters, bedtime stories, a milk and tuberculosis segment by Dr W C White, and a concert by Genevieve Marshall with Arthur Anderson and Mia James Stephen Martin leading the accompaniment. A KDKA Little Symphony program with Victor Saudek includes arias and marches featuring Vera Kaighn and Nirella's orchestra in a long sequence of selections.
In Bucharest the Gaeli Revolutionary Court Martial spared Prince Andrew but court circles fear King George faces death. Preparations are under way to grant asylum in Roumania to the Greek Queen, daughter of King Ferdinand, if her husband is condemned by Greece.
The piece discusses aiding the Profector in potential litigation over Tiernan's in law relative to an order for the professor sanity test. It hints the professor resents publicity and plans a lecture tour with per head admission, while noting strong gossip about his sanity.
Mr ache Miller and family thank neighbors and friends for kindness during their recent bereavement and for floral tributes received.
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