13 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
1
A historical piece discusses aircraft use in war, maritime law, and calls for international cooperation. It covers plans to connect cities by air transport, insurance implications from helium gas, and proposals to safeguard merchant ships while preserving open sea lanes.
Wallington Michigan Jan 9 1914 Senator Tru rman H Newberry was declared by the Senate to be entitled to the seat he holds. The decision followed a contest by Henry Ford Democratic opponent in the 1918 Michigan senatorial election. The vote 46 to 41. Republican leaders sponsored the resolution condemning excess campaign expenditures. Newberry supporters were all Republicans including Borah Capper Jones of Washington Kenyon Ladd La Follette Norbeck Norris and Southerland.
A historic note warns that crude shoe alterations do little to relieve corns. It describes hot wax depressions and shoe stretching as ineffective and cautions against placing wax where the corn grows. The piece ends by promising relief for corn sufferers.
In Baltimore on January 18, boxing faced censure after a riot at the Fourth Regiment Armory during a Tyrec A C show. Lightweight Joe Dundee of Baltimore defeated Freddie Banks of England after a controversial fourth round, with Flynn hinting at swift action to cleanse or end the sport. Also noted is an estimate that the United States needs about 30 million new tires annually.
The Normal Varsity basketball team coached by Beeler prepares for a home game Saturday against Clarion Norman. Expected to face one of the fastest prep school teams, the locals must show marked improvement after last week’s win over Westmont High. Probable lineup includes Miles, Young, Dubbs, Miller, Apple. Captain Mike out due to a new school eligibility rule.
Officials in Washington and Paris debated the looming French crisis and its impact on American participation. An official said the United States may limit its role to unofficial observers, depending on the Poincaré ministry and Briand's stance amid shifts in German policy.
A string of stock quotes shows mixed perfomance across rails oils and utilities with notable names such as United Airlines, Anaconda, and Studebaker listed among leaders. Wheat futures opened softer while corn and oats moved modestly, and duties on American cuts loom over trade with France.
Report of the Arbuckle trial mentions thirteen figures and a courtroom atmosphere as lawyers and spectators react to the proceedings. The dialogue hints at conflicting judgments and potential conclusions, with observers noting the pace of the case and possible rapid closure.
San Francisco January 3 The Arbuckle case enters its thirteenth day with thirteen jurors noted since the indictment on September 13 and arraignment on October 13. The defense seeks further questions of Mary Nagel amid a jury panel of twelve tentative members and eight men four women in the box.
Continued from Page One, lawmakers push for ex service men cash compensation. Senators Capper and McNary voice support for the plan amid western agricultural backing. Legion favors five options including cash and land settlement. President Harding reportedly favorable despite cabinet opposition. Hair product ad ends fragment.
The excerpt critiques Victorian attitudes toward female modesty, contrasting with men like Tack London and Tean Paul in Century Magazine. It notes England’s 1896 speed limit on motor vehicles at four miles per hour, highlighting era concerns with propriety and public behavior.
Fragmentary notes reference Dr. J. Hy Péterman as a prospective Assembly candidate from a county. Mentions other candidates and unclear details about who is running and in what district.
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