18 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented piece argues that decades of policy and big business have reshaped the American economy. It contends ownership now spans thousands, offering larger citizen influence while calling for fair play and smarter regulation to curb abuses without harming legitimate enterprise.
Fragmentary copy describes a confrontation involving Robert and Maurer in a store. It notes an order to leave, a gun being fired, and questions about support and responsibility. The text is unclear but references dangers, a brother, and potential injury.
A terse record notes ongoing probes into the Carnegie bank and related actions by financial authorities. The report cites decisions affecting holders, directors, and total resources, with emphasis on institutional controls and potential divestment implications.
Reporter items show many residents of Marion Center and surrounding townships visiting Indiana yesterday. Names include Frank Lowman, Murrey Stewart, Clair Jeter, Walter Little, James Kilgore, David Wermer, Florence Leech, Elizabeth Ray, Henry Wilden, Elder Petter, C. F. Camp Bell, W. S. Wetzel, John Lee, J. B. Ober, R. V. Brown, and others. Meetings covered social visits, funerals, and upcoming local business travel. notes mention the Second National Bank of Altoona president Hastings.
Three railroads form a $150.9 million group life and disability insurance plan for over sixty thousand workers in thirteen Southern states. Louisville and Nashville leads with Prudential, covering employees of L&N and Henderson and Souis lines and Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis. Coverage varies by wages, up to $3,004 plus accidental death and additional benefits. premium costs are shared by the railroads. Prudential dispatches 30 experts with 100 assistants to organize the plan.
Readings list church services across St Bernard's Chelatian Stafford Dixie Creekside Zion and more with times for mass worship Sunday school classes sermons prayer meetings and union services. Noted are Epworth League Holiness and growth meetings plus sermons by Rev Offutt Rev Elders Ridge Rev L Smith and Rev R L Smith D D in Washington PA and West Lebanon areas.
A rugged account of the Scopes trial atmosphere with scientists vs. jury, jurors, and Dayton locals. The piece notes Day ton authorities and a shared belief system among the farmer jurors, while counting on scientific testimony to reach a national audience.
A fragmented OCR page mentions London ledgers and new form notes, Brooklyn clocks, Chicago spring rush effects, and a mix of names and places. It references the London Zoo, British gold standard, a fire wagon rumor, and local civic items like East Stroudsburg construction and Weatherly Silk Mills resuming operations.
The market showed early gains with American Can at 108, Sears Roebuck up to 178 1?2, Woolworth 161 1?4, and General Electric near 290. Industrials led advances while rails and oils fluctuated. United States Steel held around 119 1?4 as bond activity remained quiet and some declines appeared in Chrysler and Maxwell motors.
The War Department announced Anthony de Francisci the Sicilian born sculptor won a competition for the national defense badge. He made the Liberty head for a prior commission and now submits an eagle motif inscribed National Defense to symbolize American democracy. He studied at Copper Union and Beaux Arts, teaches at Columbia, and has produced many works including coins and medals.
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