30 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1924
Page
1
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Editorial argues that keeping roads open in snow is essential and cheaper than letting traffic halt. Rotary ploughs and scrapers enable rapid clearance, preventing losses from closed highways. In separate brief items, Norman Davis of the International Commission for Lithuania and Poland is ill with influenza, and Mussolini plans to visit the United States Navy dreadnought, as a guest of Admiral Andrews.
The Windberman will serve in Somerset County jail for 60 days after a sentencing error. Judge Gibson intended 60 days but the clerk and courtroom heard 30. The judge corrected the record, noting the error and confirming 60 days.
Berlin weighs reparations terms as Dawes commission faces German financial strain. Some newspapers praise the committee’s business vigor, while the Deutsche Zeitung denounces the panel as bloodsuckers and hyenas, desecrating Germany’s corpse.
Reports from Belfast and Dublin describe war like preparations near the Ulster border amid a looming boundary conference in London. Irish Free State officials deny plans for war but acknowledge the border issue is delicate and politically charged.
New Florence reflects on longtime resident Mrs Robert C Ligett who died at home in her 78th year after a paralytic stroke. Her husband died in 1919, also aged 78. Surviving children include Mrs R B Rodgers and Mrs Rh B Hood of Conemaugh and sons Samuel and Jos Ligett. Funeral plans not announced.
Indiana led Canada 26 to 14 at halftime as Guthrie and Miller spearheaded a stiff Canadian defense. The Canadians showed few scoring chances amid struggles to convert near shots while Indiana exploited gaps and maintained momentum through the game.
In Washington and London the Teapot Dome affair widens with new appointments pending Senate action on Walsh resolution to direct President to name counsel against Sinclair and Doheny interests. Secret hearings reveal Albert Fall in fragile health while Sinclair travels to London to prepare for testimony.
Reports from Shanktown detail a catastrophic blast at Lancashire Coal mine killing many workers. Mine officials and inspectors assess air stops and fan systems before any formal entry, while compensation talks begin for survivors. Maryland Casualty opens offices for claims as referees prepare hearings.
A vintage ad touts Joint-Hase as a cure for swollen inflamed rheumatic joints. It claims fast relief after other remedies fail, urging readers to rub on Joint Ease from the back tube at all druggists.
The Coca Cola king fights a heart balm case in Atlanta as Mrs. De Bouchel accuses him of broken engagement and seeks $500,000 over a wedding plan. She arrives with Louisiana friends to testify to her character while Candler heirs loom over the dispute. The suit follows a 1919 romance begun at a Confederate veterans reunion, now set for trial with jurors chosen.
Latrobe High School hosted Indiana last night in a tight contest that stayed undecided until the final five minutes. Indiana claimed a 30 to 28 victory with strong plays from Barthbaugh and McKnight and set up a Friday matchup with Norist High at Idwin.
Gen Butler resists interference amid gossip of cleansing moves in city politics. Safety Director vows to stay in post as talks of a resignation swirl after three political figures pressed him on a suspended police lieutenant and alleged wrongdoing.
In Saltsburg on Monday night Burgess R D Carnahan presided as Lebrato Baislo pleaded guilty to maintaining a disorderly house and drinking. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs totaling 62 21. Attor ney Charles H Moore represented the borough while eleven potential witnesses were subpoenaed. The case followed surveillance due to neighbor reports. In Athens reports said Irvin Locklyn may be named foreign minister to Greece. In London Greek Chamber debates on the Hellenic Dynasty caused Premier Venizelos to fall ill and be carried from his office.
The quarterly meeting of the Mar ehand Charge of the Evangelical Church will convene in the Evangelical Church at Juneau starting Saturday evening February 2. Rev Dr J E Hetrick of Johnstown will preach and preside over the Franklin District of the Pittsburgh Conference. He will also conduct funeral services and deliver Sabbath messages at Juneau and Cove de Sabbath with public attendance invited.
A house to house canvass confirmed 86 deaths in a mine blast with 110 orphans from Shanktown and Stafford. Fifty five or more married men were killed and one miner reportedly left seven children as casualties were tallied.
A patient touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as removing unseen substances from the body and easing pain after doctors warned of surgery. The ad claims the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee. Sold by all rusts.
Margaret A Plotzar administratrix of George Plotzer's estate in Indiana Borough seeks immediate payments from debtors and claims by creditors. Letters of administration issued by Indiana County Register. Attorneys Pierce & Pierce handle notices in Indiana Pennsylvania.
Solomon Dembert of 2307 7th Ave Altoona Pa testifies to Tanlac as an appetizer stomach rective and up building tonic. He says six years of stomach trouble left him poor appetite and sleepless nerves but Tanlac restored his health allowing normal meals and restful mornings. Tanlac sold by all good druggists with over a million bottles already claimed. Tanlac Vegetable Pills also advertised.
The Little Theatre Players staged a play with the Ukulele Girly performing songs during and after the intermission to edify the audience. Mrs White hosted the social afterward with committee members Mrs Erma Cunningsham and Miss Edna Sprowls assisting.
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