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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
2
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The article surveys opinions on American apologists abroad and tests a cited law, then shifts to discuss European security, Franco British plans, and a proposed Rhine border protection. It notes France Britain and Germany disagree on safeguards, Spain’s stance with Abdel el-Krim, and the need for Franco Spanish military coordination to handle Rif frontline tensions and Morocco's Mediterranean shore.
An entry notes a convention set for June 9 and 10 with a quiet hour June 10. It mentions organizers including Mrs D M Pearle and Rev Tang B Kell, with titles such as vice president and secretary. Plans and reports from various societies appear to be approved.
Satin Laydiak of White township sport erday with friends in Indiana. George Minser near Marion Center was shopping in Indiana yesterday. Mrs A E Rupert of Shelocta visiting friends in Indiana today. H R Golden returned to Penn Run after a day in town. G W Work of Cattose township in Indiana this morning. Carl Anderson of Green township in Indiana today. Constable W A Kunkle of Creekside transacting business at the Court House. Squire R D Carnahan of Saltsburg calling on friends in Indiana. R C McCory of Center township calling on business acquaintances in Indiana. Thomas King of Saltsburg one Indiana business visitor today. T S Lester of Brush Valley spent Friday with friends in Indiana. A B Duncan of Heilwood on business yesterday. Miss Gora Sloppy of Maple Grove with Miss Esther Willard of Chestnut Street visiting Gazette Office. Misses Anna Platzer and Jane McAdoo weekend visitors with friends in Nemacolin. Mr and Mrs John Heckman formerly of Indiana now in Detroit visiting at Heckman and Crossman homes. Attorney James and Mrs Mack and children departed for Mercersburg for weekend with James Mack Jr a Mercersburg Academy student. Misses Mary and Hazel George, Mary Adams and Mary Fulton of West Lebanon attending reconvention at the Lutheran Church today.
Tonight features Harry Carey in Flaming For ties and the big feature Barra Son of Kazan from James Oliver Curwood. The program also lists Monday to Wednesday vaudeville and the masterful film selections, promising steady satisfaction.
The forecast notes a persistent pressure pattern with low pressure in the west and high pressure along the Atlantic coast, with Bermuda showing higher readings. Warm moist southerly winds drive high temperatures and humidity, but a cooling wave is expected along the Atlantic high area within 24 to 48 hours bringing showers. The record states a fifth straight day above 90 degrees, reaching near 99.5 degrees, with temperatures then rising again into the 90s.
Report outlines Loeb with typical insanity episodes including normal periods and violent spells. He resides in a second floor room at an isolation hospital set in the old prison, with a barred window opening to the court. He is a model inmate, spending time reading and writing, while rumors of self harm are dismissed by the warden.
A church notices page outlines a cottage prayer service at Mrs Katherine Kunkle Quinns home led by Rev William MacTavish. An evangelistic campaign opens Sunday at eight with Bow man Hostetler and F L Crow in a Gipsy tabernacle in a grove, with Heb 4 12 as the sermon base.
A historic paper fragment lists multiple church services and meetings across communities. It notes Sunday School times, worship services, youth meetings, and prayer gatherings at various churches including Clymer, Penn Run, Second United Presbyterian, Zion Lutheran, and others with leaders named such as R. H. Ling, F. Fassett, and Mr. Black.
Washington reports no rush to action over Chinese unrest. Officials say United States will not intervene despite pleas from Chinese students and associations. Marines have landed in Shanghai to protect American lives and interests as disorder subsides.
Amid ten years of civil strife in China the rioting in Shanghai has led to killings and injuries against Chinese, raising anti foreign sentiment. Soviet ambassador Karkahan disavowed Bolshevik links but spoke in Peking urging locals to expel foreigners if their special rights are not abandoned.
Walter R. Bradford known as Brad to thousands of readers died Thursday night at his Philadelphia home. The North American cartoonist for twenty years, he served as radio editor after the paper merged with the Public Ledger. Funeral is set for Monday afternoon, widow said.
Washington June 8 The Cambria and Indiana Railroad of Pennsylvania asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for more time to begin instruction of a five mile branch from Revice to the Little Conemaugh River Under current orders the branch should have started by July 1 and been finished within one year The request aims to push back the start date and completion deadline due to unspecified delays.
New York reports a fairly active and steady session with air stocks drawing speculative attention. Oil, motor, tire, and specialty stocks led gains while Mack trucks and Maxwell remained idle as Moon Motors and Fipk hit new highs. Coca Cola also rose amid talk of a stock split.
Week end business reports emphasize the unfavorable effect of intense heat on crops and domestic trade. The Trench franc shows slight strength in foreign exchange while most industrial leaders, including United States Steel and American Can, stay inactive. Oil shares lead buying, with gasoline prices up and expectations of a large May withdrawal from storage. Middle States Oil rises on possible receivership lift. Caddo gains modestly.
Miners in Chihuahua report a novel method using cigarette smoke to locate ore pockets. They smoke along cave walls and, by probing the smoke pathways, drill into new chambers where lead and silver ore are found in paying quantities.
A fragmentary district item describes a boy and mother on a trip to the movies with a misquoted request and a note about a strange local issue, Shippensbung-Wallaeyed pike being planted in streams.
Quarryville firm Courtesy Redmond & Co reports permits totaling 151,500 issued in the first week of May for a new Legion post building on West State Street in Scranton. Rend Gazette notes Ada Ada Ada.
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