Indiana Primary Calendar and Chinese Immigration Debate
The Indiana Gazette lists Republican primary candidates for various offices including Sheriff and County officials with election date Sept 18, 1923. An editorial argues Chinese immigration is costly to the U.S. but praises Chinese workers as industrious and notes public policy keeping them out to protect American labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aving
Wesday
Walter
AfSers
Indiana
L. Hudson
Washington Township
United States
China
Farmer Labor Party hype sparks a partisan jab
A noisy Chicago conference allegedly formed a farmer labor party to woo farmers and workers, but critics call the delegates political renegades seeking selfish gain. The piece notes Judge Sehuldt fined George Washington and Theodore Roosevelt for misdemeanors, mocks McAdno, and questions Harmonizer’s political clout amid Wilson and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Sehuldt
Washington, Tl
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Sehuldt
Weather lore on St Swithin and rainfall record
The article remarks that St Swithin died in 1862 and weather lore predicts unsettled conditions with rain tomorrow. It notes that rainfall yesterday measured 0.01 inches and mentions the idea that St Swithin never witnessed modern climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Swithin
Meat Freight Rates Attacked by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington July 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled freight rates on fresh meat and packing house products, including dive hogs, from Kansas City St Louis and other points to Oklahoma and Texas were unreasonable. The commission ordered substantial reductions and required railroads to implement them by September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blairsville Bible Classes Hear Addresses and Sermon
The Blairsville Presbyterian Church featured a morning worship led by Rev. J Norman Hunter on the topic Gods Man with Moses as the focus. Visitors were invited to stay for church services after brief addresses by local Bible class leaders and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Heiser
Brotherhood Bible
Blairsville
John Norman Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
H. W.’ Tearhart
Indiana
W. A. Moss
Leech
Kelly
Saltsbury
Hiram Smith
Presbyterian Church of
J. Norman Hunter
Kitlaning Presbytery
Moses
First Presbyterian Church of
Martha Dilts
Margaret Turner
Hill
George H. Marshall
K K K enters Maryland case mystery continues
Announcement follows a conference between States Attorney Aaron R. Anders and Chief Judge Herma T. Turner and Judge Glenn H. Worthing. Anders asks the Court to convene a special Grand Jury session to hear evidence he and Detective Lt. Charles Katler of Baltimore have gathered on the serious public safety incident involving Mrs Kepner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron R. Anders
Herma T. Turner
Glenn H. Worthing
Kepner
Anders
Lieut
Charles Katler
Baltimore
Nine Hurt in Subway Crash at 207th Street
In New York on July 16 nine persons were injured, none fatally, after two Interborough Rapid Transit trains collided in a rear end crash at Two Hundred Seventh Street and Jerome Avenue. Six victims were taken to Fordham Hospital. others received treatment or were sent home. Several passengers suffered minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough Rpid Transit Company
Two Hundred and Seventh Street
Jerome Avenue
Fordham Hospital
Red tide warning as Germany faces wage crisis and mark devaluation
German workers press for wage readjustment amid a plunging mark and food shortages. Dr Brauns warns the Red tide could sweep westward if the currency collapse continues, threatening peace and triggering chaos. He notes ongoing price rises outpacing the dollar and halted food shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
German Republic
Dr. Brauns
Europe
Holland
Ruhr
Fehrenbach
Chaplin
Brauns
Death Claims Aged Resident of This Place
Death claims an aged resident with ties to the Methodist Episcopal Church and a large network of nephews and nieces in Indiana Tarentum Seward and near Indiana. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Elliott S White with interment in Oakland cemetery. Bruce Wissinger, Republican County Commissioner candidate from Washington Township, was a weekend visitor here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Congregation
Legion
J. Wilse
G. P. McCartney
J. N. Elder
Indiana
John Evans
Tarentum
Jennie L. Kerr
Seward
Jennie
Margaret Pecer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elliott S. White
D. D
Oakland Cemetery
Bruce Wissinger
Washington Township
Notice to Sewer Contractors for Borough of Indiana Bid
Sealed proposals will be received by the town council of Indiana Borough until 7:80 o clock P M Monday August 6 1928 for a sanitary sewer on School Street between the Pennsylvania Railroad and Oakland Avenue about 450 feet of 8 inch pipe 200 feet of 6 inch pipe and one manhole A $100 certified check payable to the Treasurer of Indiana Borough must accompany each bid The council may reject any or all bids Plans and specifications available from Borough Engineer John S Taylor and Borough Clerk Thomas on Er, Borough Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Indiana
School Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oakland Avenue
Treasurer of
John 8. Taylor
Thomas On ER
Borong
Bae Tractors
Fifth Street
Billdé School Board of Education
Montgomery
Arcadia
Indian County
Pennsylvania
Ree
Talsa Pennsylvania
Partith
Indiana County
The
Hosea
E. E. Irwin
Sth
W. V. Justus
Aeney
Depeatt
Scho
B. Irwin
Monteomery Township
Ham and Eggs Losing to Chaff
Chicago July 16 Ham and eggs long a social staple face a threatened niche as lower pork prices fail to excite public demand. Thomas FE Wilson, head of a major packing firm, notes buyers shun breakfast items, favoring cereals, while overall pork demand remains tepid despite price dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Krebs
L. N.S
Chicago
Columbus
Thomas FE. Wilson
New Motorist Rules Hit Highway Users
The notice cites penalties from the 1919 Act for motor vehicle overtaking and dangerous passing. It warns drivers not to pass at intersections, sharp turns, curves, or on hills where two hundred feet of visibility is blocked. Fines range from 10 to 26 dollars per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Astonsbile
Lane Drivers Club
Babe Ruth Climbing in Big League Batting Averages
Babe Ruth has improved his hitting this season and is now 17 points behind Detroit’s Harry Heilmann who leads the American League with a .390 average. Over the past week Ruth rose from fourth to second, cutting Heilmann’s lead while citing changes like a shorter bat and varied plate styles that yield more singles and fewer strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
Heilmann
Babe
Minnesota voting today in key Minnesota race
Minnesota voters head to polls to pick a successor to late U S Senator Knute Nelson. The contest pits Republican Governor J A O Preus against Magnus Johnson of the Farmer Labor party with a toss up outlook and some Democratic support shifting toward Preus amid Republican splits. Rainy weather could affect turnout as farmers return from harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Minna
INS
United States
Knute Nelson
J. A. O. Preus
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor Party
Preus
Johnson
Carley
Republican Party
Thought for the War Debates With a Damaged Trace
Fragmentary OCR reads a note on war debate with incomplete phrasing and missing details, offering little readable facts about persons places or dates to establish a clear news item.
Dreco Remedy Credited by Family in Kidney and Stomach Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. James Gray of Grindstone credits Dreco with curing her sister’s stomach issues and restoring sleep. She reports two bottles helped. she also says kidney trouble disappeared. The ad claims Dreco corrects trouble by prompt action and touts Indiana availability via Pollock Pharmacy and Homer City Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Ean
James Gray
Grindatone
Indiana
Pollock Pharmacy
Homer City
Biennial meet opens amid fight over Cappellini seat
Brennan urges orderly proceedings and square dealing as delegates gauge Cappellini’s bid to regain district organizer post. He was ousted months ago by a Brennan decree, and the convention’s outcome could restore him or solidify current leadership. Delegates adjourned after a brief opening session with credentials report set for morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappelini
Brennan
United’ Mina
Harding sees Alaska as slow to grow new empire of the north
President Harding’s Alaska tour yields praise for untouched timber and vast mining regions. He warns progress will be gradual and urges self-reliance while officials split to McCarthy and Anchorage for hearings. Local tensions flare as Guggenheim interests defend their private rail line and Alaska Steamship control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Fairbanks
Alaska
Northland
Richardson Trail
McCarty
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Anchorage
Seward
Guggenheim
Guggenheim Road
Alaska Steamship Company
Guggenheims
Fairbank
Sidewalk Construction Bids Requested in Local Notice
Sealed proposals will be received in Indiana until 7 30 PM Monday August 6 for sidewalks along Mrs Campbell East Church Street H C Williams heirs East Church Street and Charlotte audio on South Third Street Plans and specifications available from the Borough Engineer Council reserves right to accept or reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Indiana
Das ‘Ampbel
East Church St
H. C. Wiliams Heirs
Charlotte Audio
South Third Street
Borage Engineer
Jorn
Taylor
Athletes of me Lucerne meet and sidewalk notices
Reports from Lucerne and Arcadia district notices list a meeting of St. Louis Athletic Association led by Rev Father C Orlemanski and James Burns. Separate items announce bids for sidewalk construction in Montgomery Township Arcadia and school building plans in Arcadia Indiana County with bid require ments, bonds, and deadlines in July 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis' Athletic Association of Lucerne
Father C. Orlemanski
James Burns
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Diana Evening Gazette
G. Publishing
Eric Mall
Bell—206
Lovsi
Claude
Bath
Naan Borough
Blairaville
Borguyn
J. M. Marshal
E. Irwin
Lewis G. Clark
Washington Townshir
M. Smith
Frank Moorhead
Benjamin L. Stephens
Cheeryhilh
Coleman
Young
William F. George
Cine
Nesbit
Washington Townay
Bruce Wagner
William W. Brilhart
Tohn Bennett
Benton R. Williams
Pine Township
Attornney
McAdno
Herg
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Senator Reed
Missouri
Maryland
Sinasignals
Weet
Debutantes
Herbert Hh.itano
Shelby
Ohio
Aastic
Gonkey
Ford
Dauphins
France
Tribunea
Tiber
Castile
Babe Ruth
Minnesota
Dreco
Harding
Arctic Circle
Lucerne Meet
Crabtree
Werteland County
Lerden
Chas. A. Moor
Cor
Beh & Both
Voll
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