06 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
1
A caller reports locating a gold bracelet described as 242-x ie gold bracelet at a Georgia location. The owner seeks recovery of the item through proper identification and proof of ownership. If you recognize the item, contact the reporting party to establish rightful ownership.
Fragmentary lines question Indiana Pa location and reference Philadelphia map marking WORLN. Mentions Harry White as commissioner. No clear event or outcome. text appears as partial dialogue or caption.
Lucerne played two games against Eleanora on their field Saturday. The pair of contests ended in a split as both teams showed strong hitting and solid defense. Pitcher Plynn faced Whinnie and Queen in a tight duel, with minor errors and timely hits deciding each game's outcome.
The record notes Motty bunting on a third strike while Phillippi and Madden delivered two and three base hits respectively. Edwards and Whinnie struck out six times, with two walks off Edwards and one off Whinnie. Voyten, Thomas, and Flynn stole bases. Umpires were Livingstone and Fary mire on bases. Time 1:30.
E M Ling of Indiana county was fined five dollars plus costs totaling 10.24 after pleading guilty to violating the weights and measures act. Sealer Mitchell led the arrest citing three ounces short per two pounds butter sold in Martrellville, found on state standard scales. Ling claimed he used his own scales and that his wife packed the butter.
A severe hail and lightning storm swept over Cherrye County causing widespread damage. Large hailstones described as big as black walnuts fell, wrecking trees and roofs and startling residents. No fatalities reported, but several homes suffered structural harm. Local crews assess after the storm and begin cleanup.
A brief late yesterday afternoon storm swept Hill and Green townships, lasting about half an hour. It slashed corn to ribbons, toppled plants and flowers, and hail as large as black walnuts covered the ground for over an hour after. Heavy winds brought down many trees and caused hundreds of dollars in farmer losses. Indiana escaped the worst, with only high winds and cool air. Between Homeray and Blacklick there was heavy rain but no hail. A gift to the Y M C A. Prof Joshua T Stewart donates the two volume History of Indiana County to the library, a valued reference work. Subscribe for the Evening Gazette.
The Freeport area is riveted by the Bailey murder case and a fresh bicycle sighting tied to a second attempt on Dr Carman’s life. Investigators and the Carmans suspect a planted pistol could appear to implicate Mrs Carman, while officials admit no tangible weapon has been found linking her to the murder.
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