13 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
Marshall, a former county official, is named in Indiana Evening Ad to receive and manage subscriptions. The position covers solicitation, contracting, and arranging local carrier services for patrons, with authority to transact related duties.
Readers are urged to join a new Dollar-a-week savings program. The promotion touts $24 Savings Certificates costing about $20.60, with value at five cents per unit, and claims wide nationwide support.
A sensational tale reports a clever scheme to steal millions in gold and silver from a Denver mint. Officials say guards in camouflaged vehicles moved the bullion over several weeks, using concealed crews and disguise to elude law enforcement along a St Louis to Chicago corridor.
New York reports the crew of the freighter Fanad Vread was rescued about a thousand miles from port after their ship faced distress. The Cunard liner Imperator relayed the wireless call for aid and assisted the rescue operation.
Fragmentary overheard notes describe an inauguration on the East Portico with confusion over persons and events including a locked safe and a telegraph line interruption. The text mentions an operator, a vault, and a small number present, with garbled names and phrases.
A scrambled recipe fragment mentions cup bean ees 21 4 oz and a jaspoon mustard. It references Totablispoon tie ok over the busts 7 Gover With cadh witter sada and the morning sh. water and heating instructions. It instructs draining and putting in Bean Pu with suave salt pork in the center and to fill the mix.
Appliance listing notes a cake mix suitable for a specific pot, with limited details about baking times and pricing. It appears as a fragmentary advertisement or notice, offering canned or boxed cake mix and related items with unclear terms.
A fragmented OCR item describes a rally for Starford folks with references to religious and educational groups, including indications of a conservatory and various local figures. The text is distorted but centers on a community gathering and associated organizations.
A garbled OCR fragment references a booze probe involving state officials or men, with unclear names and dates. The text hints at political or legal fallout and a declared outcome or plan but lacks coherent details to specify entities or actions.
A West Lebanon musical event faces delays as performers Chae ae Domb and others cancel Saturday appearances due to forecasted conditions. Organizers hope to reschedule with Promoter Co pegged to announce a new date and venue, inviting local supporters to await updates.
A man named William was found slain in a bank house in Benn County. Police say the alleged crime occurred during a curfew, with suspicious footprints and signs pointing to a deliberate attack. Investigators continue to gather evidence at Libabarte and nearby sites.
Mrs Oliver Riggs pass away after a long illness. The obituary notes her as wife of Oliver Riggs, mother of several children, and mentions her service and burial plans at Armagh cemetery. The notice lists relatives and local connections, including families from Wheatfield and Gruhnstown police fareur, with a funeral date to be announced.
Reported steps toward raising funds for relief show leaders including Robert Wardrop, chairman of the free committee, optimistic about Western Pennsylvania support. Materials for the movement emphasize mobilization and distribution by Austrians while local organizers set public meetings and appoint chairmen to oversee committees in anticipation of the first nest week activities.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a contest or activity titled Naval Ten Settle 2 Differences. The text references a church group, Ladies' Aid, and a car or pew context amid unclear lines. Strong entities include WEL church and Ladies' Aid, plus partial mentions of participants and a graphic task.
The meeting of the Legion discussed new officers led by Chawford and Captain Charles J. Mebain explaining the armory plan and seeking Legion support. A cafeteria idea sparked discussion, followed by a social with informal singing by local members George Clarw and Thomas N. Robin, ending with a small entertainment note.
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