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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary article discusses federal policy battles and lobbying activity. Mentions proposals balancing prohibition era streams, bills, and efforts of lobbyists and committees. References consensus sentiment, strongholds, and nationwide divisions without clear outcomes.
The report notes T M Fea and son visiting Springdale with Fea’s brother in law and Mrs Harry Rep Dutt and family in the area this morning. Nearby, Bar S McKee and laughter Torrance plan weekend in the home of John Bens in Latinin Pittsburgh. Lutman will move to Indi JeJobn Lytle of Penn Ranong and Creekside resident Myers of Creekside attended notable gatherings in Indi.
Be brief and factual. Joseph Potts of Home visited Marion Center and transacted business at the Count House. J W Kinter from Grove Chapel was a business caller. James Nichol departed at noon for Beaver to attend the funeral of State Chemist F T Ashman.
In Cleveland on December 12, defense testimony aimed to disprove government charges that the Cleveland Discount Company books were falsified under founder Josie Kirby. Evidence suggested the company was solvent with a surplus, while Kirby testified that the statements were prepared by Raymond Poland, denying any order to create a false surplus as insolvency loomed, with the case likely to go to the jury Tuesday.
Geneva December 12 Invitations go out under League of Nations to form a preliminary commission. United States Germany and Russia are asked to appoint delegates to draft an agenda for a full conference. U.S. participation is deemed essential for success in economic and industrial disarmament discussions. Final text awaiting Russia’s mail invitation.
A man recalls meeting a sobbing, cold, hungry woman in Chicago's Loop. He helps with shelter, food, and a job lead, insisting no payment is required and no deception. The tale from Smart Set portrays a romance born from unexpected kindness amid urban hardship.
The Institute of Radio Engineers announces the first International Meeting of Engineers in New York City on January 18 and 19. Members include Marconi Armstrong Hazeltine Squier De Forest and Sarnoff among others, with expectations that major radio engineering problems will be addressed and solved during the convention.
Local notes announce a poultry products show scheduled for next week with a list of participants and vendors from Indiana, Pa to Johnstown and beyond. The fragmentary roster includes multiple individuals and towns such as Marion Center, Homer City, Pitcairn, and Indiana.
A set of readable names appears tied to Indiana Pennsylvania area notices. Charles McMillen and Ward Bishop are listed with Indiana Pa alongside Marion Center resident Mrs Fred Weiss and others including Jones Holsapple Harry Stoffel Indiana Pa and John B Garman Indiana. Richard W Ktins Indiana appears among the roster.
Obituary notes funeral services for Jane Plan sard Ronan 26 of Indiana who died Thursday in Florida with services at St Agnes Church in Braverdale and interment at St Bartolomew's Wilmane. Also obituary for Miss Isabel MacClurg 62 of Pittsburgh born Washington county a former Clarion State Normal School graduate and Sunday School teacher who died after an operation. She leaves four sisters a brother plus relatives in Teaver county and St Petersburg Florida.
A Clarion case is postponed as testimony and witnesses are reorganized. The defense denies trespass while evidence of drunkenness among soldiers near a bar is cited. When resumed next week all defendants will be summoned to testify, with Frank Bayd slated as the first witness.
Governor Pinchot reads mail from across the state while inspecting 64 of 67 counties. The Capitol Cat roams the building as a German police dog returns home. Boxing Commission bids and a $5,000 plum stir capital lobbying. Four day Christmas break granted for capitol staff, except scribes.
Pittsburgh Des 12 A partial news note reports crude oil prices rising by 25 cents across all grades in Pennsylvania pipelines. The brief mentions Standard and New York transport lines but is incomplete. The readable portion indicates a price uptick affecting multiple grades and pipelines in the state.
President Coolidge will reserve judgment on leagu e of nations armament reductions until the plan’s specifics are clear. He favors progress toward disarmament but insists the United States will not join any security pact, and Congress is viewed as likely to oppose participation despite European efforts.
Birmingham, Ala. Dec 12 Two miners Alfred Yarbrough and John Rice remained missing after the Overton Coal Mine No 2 disaster that killed over fifty workers. Fifty bodies recovered. death toll 62 whites and 43 negroes. Rescuees pushed to clear a 100 foot rock fall hindering air and gas. Federal and state inspectors opened an inquiry while company officials said operations would resume after repairs.
Clarence Darrow argued against Senator Lenroot in a Princeton debate on the World Court, declaring the court useless to outlaw war and predicting its ineffectiveness.
A listing of company names and their percentages appears, noting shares and ownership figures for firms like General Motors, Continental Oil, Royal Dutch, Standard Oil, Studebaker, U. S. Steel, Westinghouse, Willys Overland, and others. The column shows percent values tied to brands and sectors, including oil, steel, automotive, and rail.
New York dispatch says Adolph Landau, reportedly attempted suicide by three methods within hours. Police state he slashed himself with a razor after contemplating hanging and leaping from a window. condition described as still alive.
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