02 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text hints France faces political danger with talk of a duumvirate or dictatorship. Mentions of parliamentary threats, Will he not be the man to lead, and concerns about cabinet, President, and army. Context suggests instability and debates on executive power and civilian control.
A garbled passage references democracy and literacy amid global tensions. It hints at a soldier in a city and a struggle between ignorance and freedom. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with no clear persons or events.
The Camp Mahoning summer outing formally opened with varied bids and incomplete success across departments. Features include electric lights and moving pleathean devices promising a modernized camp routine. Boys and girls begin activities, with girls finishing two weeks of sport while boys start their innings.
Beaverdale to Rutherford road progress prompts cancellation of a prior notice for an open Saturday event. Concrete pours near the Lovett Rutherford end compel closing 1000 feet of green aging toward Waverdale to protect repairs.
Roadwork completes the last link on the Lakes to Sea highway between Salina and Franklin, ending the Sonota detour and Ol City routing for northbound travelers. Southward progress connects Punxsutawney with Indiana for a through route to Pittsburgh, with all projects due before fall. North of Brockway, the B P Highway work moves swiftly and aims to finish by September 1. Kane to Wilcox nine mile stretch moves concrete pouring after machinery shifts, with a large contract nearing completion before fall shutdown.
Washington July 2 An airplane dispatch service will be set up between the U S Treasury and Southampton Long Island to keep Secretary Mellon advised on foreign debt developments during his summer absences From Washington the Under Secretary Winston will take the flight to Long Island with important information to be conveyed to the American debt funding commission chairman Mellon will depart for Southampton tonight for a week.
SCRANTON Pa July 2 The tri district convention of the United Miners sits peacefully this week with delegates noting the absence of fiery outbreaks that marked the 1924 convention. Officials say the session has been orderly and focused on coal issues facing President Coolidge.
Ida May Symington speaks after the court case, saying she seeks happiness and calls the divorce trial unnecessary. She expresses relief that accusations of infidelity against her were dismissed, notes exhaustion from money pressures, and declines a future reconciliation with Thomas M. Symington.
Rain jeopardizes the July 2 boxing program at the Polo Grounds headlined by Harry Wills and Charley Weinert with heavyweight action and supporting bouts featuring Mickey Walker, Harry Greb, Jimmy Slattery, and Dave Shade. Economic concerns, postponement risk, and gate potential exceed expectations as promoters forecast a massive crowd and substantial expenses.
Gazette representative reports rapid grading along the Pittsburgh and Eastern division from Renkin's Summit near Gettysburg to Mahaffey. About 800 workers, horses, and equipment are visible. middle division contract expected in fall. Also notes a lightning fire near Garman, and a retrospective on Indiana schools and several local weddings, deaths, and engagements from prior decades.
Disorder threats at the United Mine Workers convention faded after brief clashes over seating of three delegates from a lodge once revoked by International President John L. Lewis. Amicable settlement allowed the agenda to proceed while rumors of a workers press organ arose. Lewis hinted there may be more to disclose later today amid reports of alleged plotting by Lewis Mellon and others to sabotage the Jacksonville wage deal.
A Philadelphian praises courage to fight bigotry and mentions Bryan, noting the evolving nature of ideas. The fragmented text discusses reading, Irene Scopes, and a retreat in a mountainous area, with unclear connections to the main chant.
A crowded Indiana scene included residents such as Leonard Snyder and Mrs Gertrude Barnes as well as travelers like J.T. Honer and Dan Mintire. Separate from household chatter, a Baltimore crowd of 600 men stormed a police station, seizing a beer laden truck and booing agents F. H. Smith and J. H. Arnold as July 2 news from the era mixes social life with a dry crackdown.
Mahmoud Samy Pasha the new minister of Egypt arrived in Pittsburgh and will present his credentials to the State Department later this week. He established residence in the city today.
In historic practice butchers used tenacious dogs to seize bulls by the nose and hold them steady or draw the head as directed by the master, a method that gave rise to the term bulldog according to the classifier advertisements.
Pittsburgh observer quotes Arthur Vongeshall at Carnegie Museum saying Santa Barbara quake proves evolution, arguing the earth’s crust is dynamic and change is continual. He links disaster to ongoing natural transformation beyond human origin debates.
A garbled OCR page lists assorted company names and stock figures including brands such as Columbia Gas, Baldwin Loco, Studebaker, and Royal Dutch. The fragment references various percentages, rail lines, and industrial entities, though coherent events or a narrative are not discernible.
New York July 2. Industrial stocks showed moderate advances in early trading with broader speculative interest in rail, motor, equipment and copper shares. Studebaker led motor stocks at 49, other movers included Moon Packard Pierce Arrow Hupp Briggs United States Rubber and Yellow Cab. Pullman rose to 142 a 3 percent gain on buybacks after the Interstate Commerce Commission refused to reduce surcharges. Strong activity in Wheeling Lake Erie Wabash Western Maryland amid market chatter of a vast eastern railroad system linked to D and H and midwest lines. Foreign exchanges recovered with France Belgium and Scandinavia gains. High priced industrials and specialties advanced. oils were flat to down, and tobacco stocks mixed.
In London, fifty men living alone are invited to join a cooking class to learn proper meal preparation. The program aims to support those on equal pay, with many more men than women attending these sessions.
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