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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
2
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Radford Pa December 17 Prohibition officials refused Bradford Brewing Company's two permit applications led by G Baird citing withheld approvals amid ongoing investigation. Officials did not give specific reasons but noted pending inquiries affect other permit actions.
An urban shooting tale recounts a gunman pursued by a policeman after a taxi chase, leading to a fatality at a city capital hospital. The fragmentary report hints at a rapid sequence of events before collapse and death.
Readable fragments show a police action at noon amid fog. The text mentions officers and a star patrol, with unclear details about location or outcome.
The page lists scores for a race, highlighting a Clymer girl as winner of leg ten. It also cites numerous runners from Indiana and nearby towns with their finishing distances and placements, showing a crowded field and times ranging from 100 to 20,000 plus in the event.
Pennsylvania ranking second this year with 28 million bushels. Delegation toured Indiana State Normal School and Indiana Evening Gazette facilities, viewed linotype machines, and visited Indiana High School departments. Tomorrow is the last day with post mortem examinations by Dr. F A Marshall for poultrymen.
The Poultry Show features over 700 birds across about 30 breeds and runs on two nights. The basement area hosts work to avoid interference with the main floor show on display. Auctions of farm products and poultry begin at 8 PM tomorrow.
The Senate begins debate on the World Court amid strong opposition led by Borah Reed and Johnson. Supporters tout a landmark international tribunal while critics argue it ties the US to the League of Nations and its officers.
West Wilherfield township figures join Indiana visitors for the good roads session. Attendees include T. A. Henderson, Hton C. R. Grifith of Marion Center, Grant Snyder now running a McGeesville hotel, and William W. Hopkins among others. Court day draws Constable S. Conner and John Rankin from Washington township, with many townsfolk lingering in Indiana for business and social calls.
Col William Mitchell says Weeks and President Coolidge were misinformed about aviation and national defense by prisons who forged data. He rebutted in a statement read to a jury of generals claiming the charge of misleading testimony was false and unjustified.
The debate was formally opened today by Senator Swanson of Virginia with a prepared speech of nearly 25,090 words. Packed galleries and almost a full attendance testified to the interest of the capital in the session.
A lengthy trial summary details Mohney versus defendants over riot damages. Attorneys Marshall Driscoll Heard argue about patriotism, legality, and compensation versus punitive damages. Judge Gibson directs jurors on citizenship, injury, and liability, noting conspirators can bear responsibility even without direct action.
Miss Amner Kinter daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Kinter of Maple Street wed William A Bence son of Mr John D Benze of South Fifth Street in a small local ceremony. The bridegroom is a noted local painter and the bride has worked with a local charity. After the ceremony the couple planned an extended trip to Dayton Berea Pennsylvania. A family gathering followed at Mrs Fule's. A brother of the bridegroom resides in Dayton Beach. A stray note mentions a class or department at Wesleyan. context unclear.
City leaders and miners back a new meeting to resume talks in Scranton within a week. The assembly approved a resolution and amendment to form a committee to organize the parley, inviting miners and operators to discuss settlement where talks broke off last August 31. Governor Pinchot’s plan remains the contentious point, with support from the miners and opposition from operators.
The second Church League game will be played at the High School gymnasium this evening at 8 o'clock. Opponents are the Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran churches. Admission is ten cents. Many supporters are expected given the interest and low price.
A. B. Masten of the Vanderarift Building in Pittsburgh is credited as the reporter for this item.
Continued from page one Hon C R Griffith of Martins Center addressed the convention and praised McCrea for his work in Harrisburg and Indiana Gouhay plans for the future were outlined. A general discussion followed on matters of interest to the supervisors and the officers remained Frank C McCrea of Blairs Town township and William W Hopkins of Best Meshtown served as president and treasurer respectively.
An unclear report from Washington describes a new civil air body in the Gas Department with a proposed Wednesday afternoon vote. It notes Coolidge backing a bureau head candidate and mentions the death of Ackerman Coles, an elderly philanthropist from Scotch Plains aged eighty two.
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