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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
2
A garbled report discusses disarmament tensions between France Britain and Germany, with lines mentioning Briand and naval limits. It notes concerns over peacetime power, economic burdens, and the risk of escalating arms competition. The fragment references child beggars in Russia and labor reports on exploited children.
A narrow one car width bridge on McGee road in Cokaville Ia received warnings and guard rails, with reflector lamps and two metal signs at each end. It may soon be replaced by a modern structure funded half by the state highway department and half by the township, with county backing.
A discussion on traffic signals being installed and the promise they will reduce violations. Officers have not yet made arrests, but once installed, violators will be brought before a justice of the peace and fined. The article also reviews cancer immunization theories, noting uncertainty about results and long-term validity.
In Sharpsville last week Black Lick to Pittsburgh junk dealer reports a sale of the Shenango Furnace plant to Shenango Furnace Co of Shykpesville. Officials unavailable for comment. rumors say the plant may reopen, but current repair work and 62 tons of iron stock suggest a spring resumption is unlikely.
The funeral for Amos Wood, a Civil War veteran and long time Shelocta resident, drew a large crowd to the U P church. Rev Webb and Rev Wood led the services with military rites at the church cemetery. Indiana Post No 28 and Indiana Post No 141 American Legion provided details and transport by R E Young and Wm Bennett. In New York a John D Rockefeller bust by John Judson was unveiled at Standard Oil. Captain George W Cameron, arrested by a policewoman for soliciting girls aboard the Windsor, received three months hard labor.
A householder uses the Lorain system to set fixed oven temperatures for five hours, letting Lorain finish the dish perfectly. The method promises reliable heat control, removing guesswork and unlucky baking days, with improved consistency and outcome.
Mr cand Mrs WW Stahl of South street and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Brandon in Latrobe are visiting. Constable S G Conner of Gipay had business today. J H Lytle police officer at Penn Run attended to duties. Mr and Mrs Austin White of Du Bois visited Lie home of Mr and Mrs Walter Beatt. Chief of Police Blackstone of Hellwood was seen at Court House. Sheriff John Malcolm motored to Johnstown for duties. Roy L Mollmiller of Braddock guests in town. Clark Brown of Kaburi merchant spent time in Indian Westernday. Mrs Faye McKenty Trimble of the Register and Recorder's office visiting Johnstown. Constable Blair Lear and Chief of Police Tony Askey of Clymer observed Grand Jury witnesses.
The report outlines friction between President Coolidge and Congress over aviation policy and coal strike intervention. It notes House and Senate bills for a separate air service, Democratic push, and criticism of the air section of the President’s message. The piece also covers La Follette insurgent politics and party punishment debates in Congress.
A small gathering was held Friday near Tanoma for Mr and Mrs Loggn day evening at Frenk Burrheimers Euaaheimer following their recent marriage. Mr and Mrs Joe Lightner were also in attendance as guests with light refreshments and socializing reported.
Reports from Johnstown December 1925 reveal Rev G W Hatch denouncing 18th amendment repeal as howl of few. Dr J Bruce McCreary urges state backing for rural child health, school inspections, and nurse visits to curb infant deaths and retardation.
The conference delegates were informed that the New Brighton YMCA and the swimming pool would be available for use by conference delegates and Shoals for the Bessie Falls High School. The Conference Program Committee includes Rev Z D Rees Spiritant Adviser Lloyd Atwell We fs Genebigler Wm Morrison and others from Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh with H J Brewer Harrisburg and O Neill New Brighton among listed members.
Aged defendant Bell faces a possible minimum sentence of six years and a nine thousand dollar fine if the new trial is denied. The maximum penalty could reach sixty years and sixty thousand dollars. Bell showed no physical relapse when the verdict came, and friends note he bore up under the strain while educational work at the Capitol remains largely unseen outside.
A new independent dancing teacher at Steffey's Dancing Academy Twin Gables launches children's classes from 2 to 4 PM and a beginners class in a ballroom. Dancing from two to eight thirty features the Charleston. Miss Keifer trained at Mamie Barth Pittsburgh and Ned Wayburn New York endorses dancing for health and youth. Private lessons by appointment at Bell Phone 91.
A E Masten and Company report filed from their Vandergrift Building in Fitthburgh, California, detailing financials and market observations. The release notes conditions, pricing trends, and client advisories for the quarter.
Boston report notes multiple indictments including Edward Rummell and A Irleonanti for liquor sales, Gun Orbin for injuring and neglecting aid, Frank Seeco, William Lebigan for burglary and larceny. Averages show ages from 13 to 21 among twenty seven youths involved in six local crimes.
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