Evening Gazette from Indiana Town The Post Office News
Local newspaper notes mail delivery and distribution details for Indiana town. Mentions subscription rates by mail and carrier, advertising options and contact lines, with standard press service attribution. Names several staff and services, reflecting typical daily issue content.
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Ndiana
Evening Gazette
Ofc Pa
Gece & Ashing
Taciina
Omiathyr
Eeepe International
Li Port
Fontaine MH. H. Ray
Mana Frank M. Smith
I. Manshall
I. C. Messick
Democratic plan outlines taxes and Coolidge path
The piece discusses a western state governor election plan with tax rises on licenses corporations and insurance, plus a severance tax on farmers. It argues a Democratic administration could cut taxes, favors Coolidge over McAdoo, and notes McAdoo’s political managers in Illinois. It mentions Tex Rickard's Madison Square Garden hosting the Democratic National Convention setup.
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Tex. Rickard
Madison Square Garden
New York
Prize stage debate echoes across nations in search of peace
Fragmented OCR text hints at a prize event in a nearby arena tied to Benjamin Franklin ideas. The Marion Star contemplates which Bok prize winner most desires peace for Europe, urging study and practice of sprouts of Franklin. The piece mentions Texy and Migape in a convoluted scene with calls for nations to toast the question and seek peace at a venue.
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Tex
Neag Amd
Benjamin Pramklin
Marion
Obig
Europe
Virelo
Fifteen Die In Gas Explosion
Connel lsville and Sharon report multiple fatalities from a gas explosion linked to dynamite in a Conway basement. Adeaird Hamed and family killed. neighbors say dynamite used to clear stumps. Fire and structural collapse follow, with significant property loss and deaths in nearby scenes. Weather notes and Greensburg project referenced.
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Adeaird Hamed
Conway
Iis
Manville Wells
Tamel
Dle
Siaron
Carr Avenue
Farrell
Surprises at Laney Anniversary Celebration
A seven year anniversary celebration for Mr. Laney unfolds with quiet seating before a surprise crowd. Faculty and staff present gifts and music, with speeches by W. H. Davis, KE Coleman, and C. W. Butfer, then refreshments served by Mrs. Laney.
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Laney
W. H. Davis
Ke, Coleman
C. WH
Snowy two day forecast brings warmth then storms
Weather bulletin from Government Forecaster E C Lorentz predicts a brief warm spell followed by a sharp cold front bringing snow and rain. Monday will see rising temperatures and increasing clouds then snow, Tuesday turns colder with snow or rain and stormy conditions by afternoon or night. A separate note mentions a new sawdust ash box material claiming heat resistance and waterproof properties.
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E. C. Lorentz
The Rosary song popular since 1918 sales soar
Eighty thousand copies of the song The Rosary were sold in 1918 the year of its publication and many thousands more each year since. It has been translated into most languages including Esperanto.
Mourning for Lenin in Moscow Unites All Factions
Bonfires lit across the city as thousands slept in the snow around the flames while mourning for Lenin. Leaders of all factions declared the funeral the greatest tribute, with officials, Madame Lenin, and Lenin's sister near the red coffin at Trade Union Hall. The procession to Red Square featured a military band and lines of Red Soldiers.
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Russia
Trade Union Hall
Chopin
Wagner
Monussko
Red Square
Kremlin
All Russian Congress
Communist Party
The
Third Internationale
Madame Lenine
Lenine
Leaders Take Game at Marion Center High School
In a preliminary Saturday night game the Y leaders defeated Marion Center High School 14 to 11. Sawyer led scoring with 9 points amid a season of strong floor play, as the Leaders, in their first organized season, show promise against stronger county clubs.
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Marion Center High School
Sawyer
McCormick Bath
Woseaseesee
Bucerca Wetzel McHenry
Lingenfelter Guthrie
Craig Shearer
Steffy
Boartz
Bath
Reed
Shearer
McCreight
Wetzel
M. CG
Gas price up two cents at Atlantic Refining stations
Pittsburgh January 28 gas prices rose two cents at Atlantic Refining Co. stations statewide bringing motor grade to 22 cents excluding tax. It is the third increase this month. Mrs. Raymond Nicholas died in Indiana Hospital Friday at 31, leaving husband, four children, and two brothers. Funeral services held at her Crete home at 1:30 this afternoon.
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Cordelia
Is. Kline
White Township
Pittsburgh
Atlantic Refining Co
Raymond Nicholas
Bell Ray
Near Crete Church
Indiana Hospital
George
Josephine
Arthur
Nicholas
Crete United Presbyterian Church
Radio program schedule from State College and area
Radio WPAB and WHAZ present a sequence of musical programs and talks from 8:00 P M to 10:30 P M including Auchenbach's Serenaders, Farm and Garden Night with F A Borland and F P Weaver, old time melodies concert with Will H Wade and guests, a College Athletics address by Capt Harry A Van Velser, and a Domino ballroom dance music set with the Domo Novelty Orchestra led by Irving W Gordon.
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WPAB
State College
Auchenbach
Pennsylvania
F. A. Borland
F. P. Weaver
State College Agricultural Extension Department
Serenaders
Will H. Wade
Trorad
Gertrude Schacklady
Mise H. Ford
George Reynolds
Harrison Finkle
Rada
Win
A. Scott
Georgy Reynolds
Harrison J. Finkle
H. Townsend Heister
Piann
Stanley H Greenlaw
David Murray
Harry A. van Velser
Renwaar Polytechnic Institute
Joseph Henry
Domo Novelty Orchestra
Domino Ballroom
N.Y
Irving W. Gordon
Police Hunters On The Job In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports reveal General Butler has organized a secret force of marines and sailors to monitor police efficiency. The move follows suspensions of two lieutenants after alleged failures in cleaning up vice districts. Butler cites sworn reports from his private service squad as basis.
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Philadelphia
General Butler
Pew Director of Public Safety
City of Vice
Iler
Secret Service
Butler
Blatsdell Declares Candidacy For State Senate Nomination
W S Blatsdell announces Republican bid for State Senate in Indiana Jefferson District for the April 22 1924 primary. He calls for direct primaries equal rights for women party councils lower taxes home rule local control budget stability and farm relief. He supports the eighteenth amendment and enforcement laws including regulation of brewers and distillers and asks for funding to enforce them. He urges partisan unity and strong national economic growth in 1924.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana-Jefferson
Irman
W. S. Blatsdell
Punxsutawney
Action at Miners Meet Grows Heated
Continued from page one the meet intensifies as the wage drive faces a test of four years and a possible 200 percent increase. Insurgents push demands while leaders vow secrecy and duty to International President Lewis as shorter hours remain unlikely despite renewed push for a six hour five day week.
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Daciay
Aeale
Frank Warrington
Hingis
Lewis
Seahe
Jefferson county to seek $500000 road bond approval
January 28 in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania a $500000 county bond issue will go before voters in Jefferson county for roads. Commission members Wingert Hunter and Daugherty spoke at a Reynoldsville Kiwanis meeting regarding boosters for Reynoldsville Punxsutawney and Brookville Punxsutawney routes and explained past bond allocations and state funds used during 1923 to finance northern end projects.
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Punxsutawnet
Jefferson County
Wingert
Hunter
Daugherty
Reynoldsville Kiwanis Club
Reynoldsville
John Daugherty
Counery
Italian Consul Arrives in Indiana After Mine Disaster
The Italian consul for Western Pennsylvania, Tante Lucei of Italy, arrived from Pittsburgh with Joseph Macra to represent the interests of Italian relatives of those killed in Saturday's mine explosion. They proceeded to Stanktown to survey the scene and assist families.
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Tante Lucei
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Joseph Macra
Stanktown
Wilson Wins Prize Of 1200 Dollars At Contest
Hoy Wilson learns his son Joseph Wilson now with Beaver Products Co New York earned a first prize in a recent sales contest The award includes a 1260 check and a place in the Beaver Hall of Fame The Eldwood City Shelby Land Company plans 100 additional homes.
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Hoy Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Beaver Products Co
New York
Beaver Hall of Fame
The
Beaver Products Company
Beaver Board
Eldwood City
Shelby Land Company
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