23 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
1
A garbled excerpt discusses opinions about Reagan and political positions. It mentions inactive citizens and propar adults, with unclear references to counts and political revolution in the United States. The text is incomplete and cannot determine a coherent event or outcome.
A fragment quotes Mr. Elliott praising rail mileage growth, city expansion, and sanitaria advances while urging Americans to resist radical ideologies. He calls for hard work, thrift, and unity, noting unrest and the lure of socialism and Bolshevism, urging citizens to stand up for common sense principles.
Tulsa police chief John A. Gustafson, suspended chief, was found guilty by a jury of failing to take proper precautions for public safety during the race riot and of conspiracy to free automobile thieves and collect rewards. Jury deliberated six hours.
The page lists weekly church services across Zion Lutheran First United Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian Baptist Methodist Episcopal and Catholic parishes with times for Sunday School Worship and Union Services. It notes an extended visit by Mrs Martha Stephens and her son Drew from Railroad Avenue returning to Indiana from Chicago with her son Rey Stephens.
The article describes the charter members enacting a community club house project with a parish friendly aim. It details the building layout including a main room 28 by 40 feet an alcove with a piano a 12 by 28 kitchen and service room a 10 by 60 front veranda and a 10 by 36 side veranda a lattice enclosed grill room a hillside cave and multiple springs supplying water. It notes the veranda lighting and staff credits highlighting Earl Raymond and lists committee members and roles including building grounds social and children's entertainment committees withHarry K. Smith as president.
A majority of workers furloughed six to eight months ago are being recalled. The nine month period began last November and ended in March with 12 000 workers suspended during the period. President Harding plans to submit to Congress a plan to fund railroad debts to the government without new appropriations and to settle carriers claims through War Finance Corporation mechanisms if Congress authorizes.
July 04 reports a wife search for Warren Spiausin of Michigan Avenues Trust Company, closed by the state banking commissioner. He has been missing since July 1, with no warrant served. Bank examinations indicate a shortage of at least one million dollars, possibly up to one and a half million, and about half a million in worthless securities alleged to be found.
The Mount Gretna Hospital Company and 140th Infantry praise the block system training led by Capt. Metain and Lieutenants, improving efficiency and reducing monotony. Indiana guardsmen, visitors from Capitol Hill, and state officials plan training and rifle practice, with officers and men reporting strong enjoyment and high turnout for upcoming rifle matches and athletic events.
Grange urges voters to reject a state constitutional convention in the September primary. The legislative committee cites higher costs, taxed burdens on small taxpayers, and objections to governor appointed delegates. Signatories include John A. Mogipurran, Allen D. Miller, R. M. Day, and Fred Broneckman.
The Champions defeated Milliard's Marvels 11 to 2 with Fleck Levine Keeler and Orange leading scoring for the champions while Hamilton Milliard and Remaley shared the Marvels scoring duties. Marvelous Champions.
Producers boast about teaser pitches for new reels while silent screen chatter hints at additional picks. Names like Owen Moore and William Faversham appear with films such as The Forgetters and Justice. Bettys and others stage acts, with titles including Safety First and Its a Great Life.
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