29 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a political race with names and places unclear. The readable bits mention Dalian, Texas and a newly elected figure with possible federal judicial links, but no coherent event or outcome emerges.
The Weather Bureau and Navy establish daily weather balloons at 9:30 a.m. from the Naval Air Station in Santiago Cal and now at the Washington area. Balloons reach 3,000 meters, providing temperature and humidity data, cloud height, and visibility notes for forecasters.
Grand Exalted Ruler to deliver main address for Old Tronsides broadcast on Oct 16. Twenty eight stations link with WEAN New York to air the talk. Navy prints a colored reproduction of the frigate for framing, to be given to every school. Nicholaon coordinates patriotic programs via state and lodge committees. Grand Lodge resolution lauds government support and urges Elks to aid in restoring Old Ironsides as a symbol of Americanism.
The Indiana stage hosts Thurday through Saturday performances by a giant figure called The Masked Athlete. Crowds wonder who hides beneath the mask while he showcases athletic feats, with public identity kept secret. The article notes a London debut and extensive public intrigue surrounding the performer.
A White House official states President Coolidge favors disarmament talks after Europe finalizes a security pact. He believes the Dawes plan and Geneva Conference results stabilize Europe and awaits a broader pact before summoning nations to Washington for further navy and air force reductions.
Hanover Pa July 29 Ins says Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg address in the White House not on the train. George R Prowell cites Joseph Holt who recalled Lincoln reading a draft in the White House ten days before Gettysburg. Prowell notes eyewitnesses on the trip saw no writing on the back of envelopes. car details and door guard Paxton Bigham add context.
San Antonio July 29 Virginia Canady is indicted in New York on a charge of kidnapping her son Roscoe Canady from the home of her former husband in Forest Hills on July 7. A proclamation filing in Justice Court by Bat Carrigan, Assistant District Attorney, labels her a fugitive from justice.
A fragment describes a kite like device mounted on a plane to provide free air records of temperature and humidity for flight calculations. It notes a frame on the upper wing and claims advantages in heat exposure and wind movement, with implied benefits for pilot control.
The Santa Fe Railway reports a successful trial trip of its new all steel dining car and club lounge car on the California Limited from Chicago to Los Angeles and back. Designers Byron S. Harvey and David Adler shaped the innovative interiors aimed at faster service and greater comfort. The diner seats 42, features a single public entrance, and operates with improved staff flow and checkout. Santa Fe plans to expand this car type across more trains, while station dining remains unchanged.
Paris July 20 A renowned French chef explains the art of a perfect omelette. Use eight to ten eggs, add water or milk, beat well, and cook in butter. Pour into a hot pan, stir to avoid sticking, then fold and serve hot in pocketbook form.
Dublin reports Michael J. Rowan back from the International Rotary Convention in Chicago urges Ireland to defend its name and dispel fears abroad. He says Americans fear visiting Ireland, thinking inhabitants are at risk, but promises visitors would not be shot.
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