Sweeping Change Noted in U S Foreign Policy Debate
Washington watchers see rising influence of Senator Borah and Hughes resignation as signaling possible shifts in policy. Officials insist no policy reversal, despite talk of Soviet recognition or a new Dawes plan, with emphasis on maintaining old course while settling German war claims through Allied shares and existing agreements.
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Germany
Washington
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
America
White House
Europe
Paris
Dawes
Dt Ig
Berlin
Russia
Pacific
Public Ledger
Croker heirs sue for Florida homestead in disputed estate
In Jacksonville on January 16 a Croker family suit seeks possession of Richard Croker’s Florida homestead, arguing it was unlawfully deeded to widow Beulah. The action follows a Florida Supreme Court ruling that a married man with children cannot deed his homestead to his wife, under state law.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Palm Beach
Richard Croker
Beulah Croker
Croker
Tammany
State Supreme Court
Norton
Bays
Supreme Court
Florida
Court of Honor Advances Scouts and honors recipients
The Court of Honor advanced several scouts including Dwight Gressley Givien Donald McGaughey Wilkes Musser Wala Musser Raymond Gressley and William Kelly with multiple merit applications in areas such as Handicraft Bird Study Safety First First Aid and Music The monthly Court of Honor meetings will feature special guests and public invitations emphasizing engaging topics and a featured program by H H Yanger of Indiana who showcased a rare coin collection The regular meeting is the third Thursday each month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Gressley
Givien
Donald pieGaughey
Civic
Troo
Donald McGaughey
Pathfin
Iroop
Wilkes Musser
Life Dienes Oop
Wala Musser
Handicraft
Raymond Gressley
Raymond, Gressley
William Kelly
Wiliam Kelly
H. H. Yanger
Indiana
Court of Honor
Ends in Black Tragedy as Lovers Face Murder Theory
Michels described finding his sweetheart Emily Rodgers Bush body in their apartment and clung to murder as the likely cause. A blood test at the morgue reported traces of monoxide gas, but police rejected the gas stove theory. Emily Rodgers, formerly Miss Emily Rodgers of Bethlehem, Pa, planned divorce and remarriage after divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michels
Bush
Pittsburgh
Browcht
Emily Rodgers
Bethlehem
Fifty Students Trim Windows in Town Stores
Fifty senior Commercial Teacher's Training students from the Normal School trimmed display windows in fourteen town stores. Each window was numbered for judging by Normal students with a five dollar prize for the best overall trim. Names list the student teams at each location from Traveling Outfits to Steving Furniture Store and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Teacher's Training Department
Normal School
Bandit gang raids Newark Texas bank in holiday spree
Texas rangers and vigilantes chased the arson bandits who moved 250 miles from east Texas to Newark looting the village bank and stores. Several explosions occurred during the raid, loot value unclear, and authorities say no town was burned despite multiple attacks over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Rangers
Texas
Newark
Salvation Army Advisory Board meets to discuss funds and mortgage
The Business Men's Advisory Board of the Salvation Army met at Vernon F. Taylor's office to receive winter activity and financial reports. Treasurer Harry White presented figures, and the board unanimously voted to pay $500 from the treasury to reduce the mortgage from $3,000 to $2,500, lowering principal and interest. The meeting started at 7 p.m. and ended at 7:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Vernon F. Taylor
Taylor
Harry White
P v
Treasury
Local notices highlight Indiana visitors and events
Mrs. Robert Read of Graceton shopped in town and visited the Gazette office. Virginia Alshouse of South Bend called on friends and browsed bargains. Blairsville and Punxsutawney figures drop in on business. Engagements and weddings referenced include Miss Irene Gardner and Austin Drew in Wooster, and Betty E. Reed and Herbert A. Tuck of Homer City. A Gladhopper program by Camp Fire Girls of Shelocta tops the list of tonight’s Walker School House activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Alshouse
South Bend
Wooster
Mass
Irene Gardner
Austin Drew
Indiana
Drew
E. J. Reed
South Ave
Wilkingburg
Betty E. Reed
Herbert A. Tuck
Homer City
Herbert
LaFayette Tuck
Homer
Shelocta
Walker
Cross Word Nonsense Sparks Quiet Neighborhood War
In Hagerstown Maryland on January 16 a man returns home after a long day to find no aroma of dinner. A five letter word meaning extinct Arabian pastinea and a fourteen letter Eskimo fishing tackle puzzle trigger a domestic argument, drawing in Magistrate J Scott Hower as the scene erupts in chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Tyrical
J. Scott Hower
SixteenYearOld Girl Murderer Speech On Welfare Reform
A drama unfolds as a sixteen year old girl killer is discussed, with experts describing her as feeble minded and morally degenerate. The speaker argues for early intervention, psychological testing in schools, and lifelong confinement for confirmed morons, urging society to prevent crime before it starts and to treat delinquency with institutional care when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence
Lea
Miss Miner
Loeb-Leopold
Loeb
Leopold
Dorothy Ellingson
New York State
Cherry Tree Bank Elect Directors
Cherry Tree Bank reports a strong year with dividends of 18.00 per share and a cash bonus tied to earnings. Undivided profits grew significantly as capital rose from 50,000,000 to 100,000,000, placing the bank among the largest in its town. Officers listed include President F. Finsthwait and Vice Presidents W McKeage and B W Rinports. Cashier T W Munroe and Assistant Cashier J P Fitzpatrick complete the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
F. Finsthwait
William McKeage
B. W. Rinports
T. W. Munroe
J. P. Fitzpatrick
George J. Feit Heads Chamber of Commerce
George J. Feit leads the Chamber of Commerce in a continued effort to answer wide ranging inquiries. People from far and near visit the office or write by mail or telephone seeking information on topics that affect decisions and the town’s welfare, with staff conducting searches and correspondence as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Thrown Out of Bed As Truck Hits Home in McKees Rocks
Mary Brown filed a $10,000 damages suit in Common Pleas Court against Andy Taravella after a truck owned by Taravella crashed into her Thomson avenue home in McKees Rocks on April 13 1923. She says the impact threw her from bed, injuring her back and side and keeping her home for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Thomson Avenue
McKees Rocks
Mary Brown
Common Pleas Court
Andy Taravella
Bell Avenue
Taravella
Man Demands Writ Over Hunger and Crossword Obsession
A distressed man pleads to a judge claiming no decent meals for days. He cursed his wife for solving cross words, seeking an injunction and a writ to obtain food. The judge notes no law against cross wording and mentions arranging $9 to settle the matter.
Stock Prices and Quotes From Courtes y Redmond & Co
A dense list of stock quotations follows with prices and percent changes for numerous firms and commodities. Entries include Am Sug, Cuba Crucible, Gas, Nickel, Oil majors, railroads, automakers, and utilities. Notable names appear: Lehigh, Stand. O. of Cal., U.S. Steel, Royal Dutch, Westinghouse, Union Pats, and Willys Overland, among others.
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Ntti Ark
Seeadeeatbes Ait
Seeentee Oom
Telan
Ge M. St. Po
Seusesanee Cosden
Crucibla
Wsesereeeeeres
Cuba
Amn. Gas
Seuees
Cal
Gah
Maton
Penevaneee Aeie
Stanley Paveeaeeen
Noreheae Oo
Baldwin Lotosastvese
Cal Int. Nickel
Am. Pet
Reeves OO 'Bo
Pennock
Sesses
Rep
Ir. and Steel
Royal Dutch
Rock Island
Sinclair Oil Sescese
South, Pac
Vivorcer
O. of Cal
Goodrich Wees
Hayes Wheel - Studebaker
N. J
Ind
N.Y
Ralla
St. Paul
Saserees
O. WS
Geoa Ete Union Pats i
Eis
U.S. Rubilee U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Redmond & CO
Business Briefs Report Strong Yearly Profits Across Firms
New York firms reveal 1924 results with Manhattan Shirt Co posting net after taxes of 348-902 dollars and earnings per share of 0.85 on 7,000,178 shares, R J Reynolds Tobacco earning 23,777,716 dollars with 6.99 per share, and Western Union projecting 12,384,060 dollars in net income equating to 12.41 per share on nearly 100 million stock units, reflecting gains over 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Shirt Co
R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company
Western Union Company
Y M C A Principles and Youth Guidance
Continued from page 1 the Y M C A teaches clean living speech athletics and scholarship. After age 11 environments influence him more than home training. The Y M C A begins where home leaves off and teaches social responsibilities and a desire for service.
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Ening Gazette
Sare Ie
Avery Oat
Gundeyeartlers
Pan
Ana eurTone
Nas
Eatatnlane Ean Y
Halter A. Oh
Sondha Phate
Court OF Honor Advancement
William Mugner
William Musser
Cam Perry
All Western Cartridge Company
Qne
AM Beta Srees
Bon Ton
Christine DeBoise
Helen Funk
Edgar Hilgendorf
Alice King
D. M. Stewart and Co
Warren Utshafer
Rae Kearney
Grace Richey
Mary Shade
Dinsmore’s
Alfred Schimmel
Ted Great
Wm. Dunstan
Buchheit Bros. Tea Room
Margaret Duitch
Ida McIntyre
Mary King
Ruth Thomas
Florence Ropp
William Bush
Brody
Cornelia Anderson
Kathryn Bloomfield
Rose Adelson
Norman Wertman
Wayne Rigg
Seem
Seven Ages of
Man Lillius Clark
Ethel Rinehart
Lucille Gunnarson
Mary Pickles
Wehrle
Roth
Helen Lube
Genevieve McGee
Allison
Margaret Hostetler
Bernice Haines Daugherty
Ruth Lutz
Margaret Barrett
Edith Powell
Ruth ‘Wilson
Florence Cramm
Nellie McGee
Glasser
Mildred Kohler
Paul Turse
Roma Haines
Genevieve Thomas
Music Room
Clara Schatz
Dorothy Braden
Anna McCann
Steving Furniture
Beatrice Barclay
Effie Kinder
Helen Dixon
Kenneth Moorhead
Bandit
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Robert Read
Graceton
Gazette Office
Hicks Shop
John Ringler
Blairaville
Ringler
Ringler, Zambrano
Milligan
Blairsville
New Alexandria
Billy Broad
Punxsutawney
T. M. Kurtz
Jack Curry
Solel Carson
Carrie Derr
J. C. McGregor
Homestead
Michael
C. B
Goal Company
John S. Fisher
New Or
Moe Buchanan
Rhea
Philadelphia
Mrs. Buchanan
Lillian Cooper
John R. Wilson
Church Street
A. T. Taylor
South Bth Street
B. M. Flick
Kittanning
Henry
Israel
Maurice Heyman
Williamsport
Lewis
Simon Heyman
Chicago
Squire S. W. Uber
Court House
Edna Parsons
Ambridge
Alice St. Clair
West Philadelphia
J. H. Miller
Clark Bros. Coal Company
Glen Campbell
Joseph Sherer
Johnstown
R. M. Coster
Phillipsburg
Harry Equibb
Cherryhill Township
George T. Buchanan
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
William Neff
Frank L. Neff
School Street
Bill
Ebensburg
Howarid Wille
Barnesboro
Verna Davis
Green Township
County
Cherry Tree Bank
George J. Feit
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Westmoreland Coal Co. Gas Coal
Tipple
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