14 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
1
A fragment from the Public Ledger reflects on practical Christianity and the rector's influence in rehabilitating a wayward individual. It praises the human touch of private aid over institutions and notes Dr. John L. as a pivotal example of compassionate action that can reform a person without hospital or jail.
Fragmentary OCR text references family rules and Sons of, membership, rent ads, a wake at Barleycorn's house, and odd notes about an electric washer and vehicle sizes. The piece blends classifieds with family and social notes, lacking coherent event details.
Includes an orphan court sale in White Township for Kate Hyang administratrix of Fromlake Fains with a one and a half acre lot, a two story frame dwelling and coal rights. Terms set at 400 dollars down, rest on confirmation. Also liquor license applications for multiple Indiana County locales to be heard January 26 1920. Listings include hotels and taverns in Indiana Borough Glen Campbell Rossiter Heilwood and more with applicants and locations.
The piece notes praise for dedication in the office after hours and weekends, crediting persistent work to address strenuous closures. Harrisburg visits and ideas of extended weekly work are highlighted, with reference to assisting in the North Penn bank closing. The text emphasizes reliability and steady effort during tough days.
Fragmented text references Maher urging state officials to telephones and a Commissioner Fisher who chaired Capitol Investigation Commission and sat on the Constitutional Revision Commission. Mentions debates and actions tied to the State Constitution since 1776, with unclear context and broken phrasing.
Prevention of accidents drives a new plan by Penn Public Service Corporation. A library safety service will be installed for employees and the public, with discussions in schools similar to programs in Johnstown. The effort, supported by employees and local residents, aligns with similar initiatives in other companies and railroads.
The new law allows lump sum or 36 month installments for death benefits and raises disability compensation. It outlines varying amounts for total and partial disability with multiple dependents and notes extra allowances for dependent mother or father. An additional $6 per child applies when a disabled man has no wife. Partial disability uses a percentage of the total disability amount, with a 40 percent minimum for eligibility.
The new county tax plan lets Blairsville Burrell Blacklick Marion Center East Mahoning residents pay at local banks in Blairsville Blacklick and nearby towns. Banks will hold the tax duplicates until October 15, after which delinquent collectors will apply an eight percent penalty.
The Jefferson county criminal court continued several cases including C. C. Wauogaman v Mike Sobae and Mrs. Sobav James W Patterson v Huntington and Clearfield Telephone Company and Alex Guja v Bago Borlie. The trial of Antonin Insane for the murder of Rosaria Pengello by Byk Run section began. seven jurors were selected by 2 p.m. and the panel was to be completed by evening. The trial was expected to conclude late today at the end of the present session.
Four men remain in jail amid ongoing excitement as the jail record grows, though post Monar there has been a daily decline in prisoners. Sheriff Richards notes possible need to reduce pots and kettles if the trend continues. County officials in Green County recently approved a 10 cent per meal rate for boarding prisoners, a rise from the prior 6 cents, drawing surprise in local udder reports.
The interior ministry reported that nearly two score maximalists were deported. Immigrants at the border and Mexican ports were instructed not to admit socialists, with most arrests occurring at Tampico or nearby oil fields.
Ernest Morse of 150 Hamilton Avenue Columbus reports better sleep and a stronger health after using Barles Hypo-Cod. The ad touts the tonic as a powerful remedy for insomnia, throat burning and cold recovery, urging readers to try Kaine's Hypo-Cod and read the bottle formula at local druggists. It cites Dayeherty's Drug Store and other local chemists as sellers with a price of 1.26 dollars plus tax.
A Central News dispatch from Spalato says Jugo-Slavs attacked American Marines, killing one and wounding two. Secretary Daniels said he had no advice on the reported assault and only an Admiral Andrews dispatch noted naval forces along the Adriatic were proceeding smoothly yesterday.
Chief of Police William Whiteman was likely killed by four men who dynamited a post office at Daisytown near here early today. He heard the explosion and was shot by a lookout as the bandits fled, scattering frightened bystanders.
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