23 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses debt retirement plans, war notes, and a speed and efficiency push under the Harding era. Mentions Bourke Cochran and Healy, inflationary concerns, and a call for practical price investigations in wholesale and retail sectors to expose living-cost factors.
The conclave will name a new pope on February second and begin preparations for the ensuing burial rites. The pontiff’s body lies in the crypt awaiting final tomb preparation as three coffins are used for interment including cypress, oak, and lead with sacred rites conducted by the Canons of St. Peter’s.
Joh B Frye a leading Washington township farmer was here today on business. William McTigue of the East End Garage was in Pittsburgh last week. Mrs B Jane McTigue and her two daughters Mildred and Wleaner visited her sister Mrs Samuel K Green at Clymer Sunday. Weather outlook for Monday January 28 to Saturday January 28 1922 in Western Pennsylvania calls for changeable temperatures much colder early week with considerable cloudiness and occasional snows.
San Francisco January 23 An early culmination of Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle second man slaughter trial looms as District Attorney Brady says fingerprint expert ER O Heinrichs will testify unless the state broadens inquiry. Defense plans to challenge the evidence, call experts to discredit Heinrichs theory, and present other witnesses detailing alleged prior incidents involving Miss Rappe. The case may reach the jury by next Saturday with Arbuckle himself to testify.
A fragment rich in historical allusions describes Franklin and early American thrift and public service. It recalls Franklin’s roles as Assembly member and abolitionist, Washington’s presidency, and their influence on the Constitution. It notes Franklin’s death in 1790, his family, frugality, wealth, and burial in Philadelphia, ending with a brief line about the Indiana Merchants thrift sale.
The Nash Motors Company president C W Nash states prices have fallen to a pre war bedrock level ensuring a stable market for the coming year. He notes the Nash Six now lists at 1800 dollars in Kenosha, with lower prices than ever before despite higher production costs, and asserts the industry has adjusted pricing to future demand rather than current costs.
Julia Steets transfers two Burveth lots to Mike Kosalko for 4500 and 8 dollars. McKee sells 57 acres and HG perches in Rayne to C N Lukehart for 2000. O M Widdowson conveys a Dixonvilles lot to Mike Washol mee for 750. Berlin banks an auto show with a first listing noting 10.
Mrs Catherine Rosier was charged with murder after she shot and killed her husband Oscar Rosier and his stenographer Mildred Reckitt in the Rosier Advertising offices. The widow, 19, was held in a nervous state with her three month old baby, while police secured no statement. Rosier, 36, a former Sydney ad man, had a history of friction at home and jealousy toward female employees.
Friday evening marked the start of Indiana bowling season at Chrisman alleys with a strong victory by the Shuggerts led by Sherd Wheapher over the Knockers captained by H. Spidher. The match depended on the total pins from three games. Crook has just finished renovations to the alleys. A January 25 Wednesday 7:30 PM match invites fans to watch, with seats reserved.
Pennsylvania Elks outline a major statewide tour led by Philadel phia Lodge officers including Exalted Ruler Grekelow and Captain Furey Ellis as they initiate a large fraternal procession. The piece lists many dignitaries and notes accompanying Grand Lodge officers and district deputies. In Dublin, Croker’s condition remains critical with gallstones and age-related complications.
The term denotes an honorary promotion or higher nominal rank without pay. It first appeared in 1812 when Zachary Taylor, later a U S president, was made major by brevet for defending Fort Harrison against Indian attacks near Terra Haute.
The Richmond Terminal Railway Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 3.38 million dollars of first mortgage 30 year guaranteed gold bonds. Principal and interest are to be paid by the Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac and Atlantic Coast Line. Funds will refinance existing debt from constructing a station and terminal in Richmond.
London, Jan 23. Lloyd George told the Coalition Liberal Political Convention that there can be no peace without understanding on disarmament and that nations must take risks in peace as in war. He cited the Washington Conference as a notable witness and suggested if 1914 had seen such talks there would have been no war catastrophe in 1914. He urged face to face discussions by all nations invited to Genoa for the International Economic Conference and called for an end to rumors of wars and for all powers to seek peace.
Financial wires report Gulf States Steel rising from 64 to 71 1 8 while Tractions Stocks saw broad demand and gains. Manhattan Shirt climbed to 42 3 4 and steel common rebounded from 85 3-4 to 80 3-8 amid varied activity. Chicago weather and grain futures showed opening steadiness with May wheat around 1.16 1 4 and corn May up modestly, while oats and rye moved within narrow ranges. Your grocer might be asleep wake him with a request for your sample of Blue Devil Cleanser.
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