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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
2
The piece argues that even a scandal involving money or influence cannot derail Hoover’s bid, but exposes the fragility of the Republican fight at Chicago. It questions Lowden’s fate, notes the weak primary signals, and warns that public sentiment remains volatile and undecided.
A man advertising in a newspaper claims his wife recovered after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He describes drastic prior illness and weight loss and asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation from the digestive tract. The ad promises a single bottle will convince or money refunded.
Four men were killed and nine severely injured when an Erie freight train struck a motor truck carrying laborers to a work site near Barberton. All the victims and injured were foreigners, as reported this morning in Akron.
The Pennsylvania delegation arrives to back Gov William C Sproul with first ballot support. Penrose’s favored Knox fades as Harding may gain Penrose backing if early ballots stall. The National Committee orders 1924 conventions to remove racial barriers after evidence of negro exclusion at district meetings.
Reports from Chicago indicate Blales Senator Be otetarate may yield to physicians and stay in Philadelphia. First floor Penrose residence hole is turned into an office with preparations for a long distance wire to the convention floor.
William Loeb Jr. gave $130,000 in cash to Stebbins the eastern treasurer of the General Wood presidential campaign. Stebbins testified before the Senate committee investigating pre convention expenditures. The $130,000 was part of $226,000 Loeb accounted for to the Wood General Campaign Committee at Chicago, earlier testified by Albert A. Sprague and Wood's national treasurer.
An excellent program is prepared for the Baptist Young Peoples Union and Sunday School Convention to be at Homer City church on June 8 and 9. Rev James Donaldson will speak on choosing the hard things. Rev S A Farrer discusses teaching distinctive principles. Dr J M Stevenson of Philadelphia will address the second day. Two good soloists will sing at all sessions. Services begin 10 A M 2 PM and 7 45 PM daily.
Marion town council set a silent policeman in the square to enforce right side passing and warned seven to ten violators, with fines or court. A DuBois man resisted payment and faces legal action. Marion Center to celebrate the Fourth with a cornet band in the new park, details to follow. Notices call a June 10 band room meeting for a community Fourth of July effort led by Mr and Mrs Kijah Work visitors from Ireeley Colorado.
The verse depicts Day awakening the Spirit of Spring, arousing Wild Rose while Violets show gratitude and Grasshoppers dance among flowers as daffodils brighten the morning, signaling the new season.
A historical pageant recounts the Spirit of Spring with a vivid floral procession, a May festival, and twilight fairy imagery. The program lists the Spirit of Spring Edith Barnett of Rankin and a large cast of attendants from Indiana and nearby towns, detailing many young women from Butler to Johnstown and beyond.
A clipped report lists licenses or registrations associated with individuals including Leilwoud Heilwourd Joseph Fiorentino Grace Catanis William M. Calhoun Hagel Ale Henry Indiana Doyle G. Joiner Alverda Jessie and others in a mixed roster from a local registry. The fragmentary item reads like an archival index of names tied to licenses and notes Cambria Cu appears as a partial entry.
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