Fragmentary 1917 note hints at powder, work, and departure
Incomplete text references 1917 events, mentions powder, work, and someone leaving. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
3
Incomplete text references 1917 events, mentions powder, work, and someone leaving. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Historical court notes reveal Steve Fussick and Steve Holich arrested on malicious mischief charges. A bench warrant was issued for Gallas when he failed to appear. he later pled guilty for exploding a keg of powder, receiving one dollar fine, costs, and imprisonment in Western Penitentiary for one to five years. Financial figures show 1923 to 1928 earnings totals and monthly summaries with various totals and dates.
Railroads led the market with record prices and rising earnings as consolidations loom post 1020 act. European buyers and domestic patrons pushed shares like New York Central and Pennsylvania higher, signaling broader prosperity and anticipated mergers this year.
The article notes a continued drop in crude oil output and reports heavy new equipment purchases by several railroad firms. This activity kept equipment stocks buoyant most of the week, with pool operations at Stewart Warner and International Combustion Engineering among others, while tobacco stacks and Bush Terminal contributed to a slightly mixed overall picture.
Oil stocks in the cub market advanced to the year’s highest levels while public participation remained light and total transactions stayed below average despite a better industry outlook. Standard Oil stocks led the buoyant move.
Dr. H. A. Woodside longtime Clearfield physician died in Philadelphia at age after a paralytic stroke four years earlier. He practiced in Tamber City and later Clearfield from his residence on South Second Street. He leaves son Wendell Woodside and a deceased wife. Body to be brought to Bigler for funeral Sunday. Burial at Sillurest SNIZTePy.
Harrisburg dec 19 The superior court yesterday affirmed the judgment of the court of quarter sessions of Cameron county in the case of the commonwealth v Norris. Norris is remanded to the lower court for sentence after being indicted and convicted on a charge of extortion. The defendant, known as Buck Norris, was described as the sheriff.
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