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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
2
The day’s news reviews Germany’s stance on Versailles disarmament and the Cologne zone withdrawal. Chancellor Luther and Baron d Ábernon frame how evacuation should occur and the price Germany may pay, amid assassination plots and Catalan independence tensions influencing royal support. An unseen labor union act is noted as constructive.
A New Haven yard awards a memorial music scholarship to the most promising violin student, a Connecticut girl. The award honors the first president of the union, urged to inspire professional groups to support art over personal gain and to boost community interest in musical advancement.
Fare Inn and constabulary, civic and war veterans societies, training camps and schools are cited as the source. Large numbers of troops including national guard units and reserves will be in training camps in July and will form the nucleus of demonstrations in localities. The defense test is voluntary with cooperation sought from local officials and citizen committees to plan and carry out demonstrations. No fixed hour due to local conditions, but towns may hold events in the cool early evening.
Mrs. Anna Goss, age 76, hosted a birthday gathering at her Hillsdale farm home. Family from Dixonville Youngstown Akron Bedford County Commodore Arcadia and Cherry Tree attended after bringing baskets for a noon chicken dinner. Mrs Goss has spent 64 years of married life on the same farm near Hillsdale.
Chicago reports a gun battle tied to Walter O'Donnell beer syndicate feuds. Hassmiller died after a clash at Capital Cafe following a failed holdup at Clover Leag Inn. O'Donnell wounded. police cite war with saloon rivals, witnesses describe robbery gone wrong. Additional weekend deaths include moonshine, drowning, scalds, poison, and a fall.
New York June 8. Oil stocks featured the market at the opening as the long awaited movement in oil shares appeared to have begun. Well known standards and independents were among the gainers in early trading.
Newley furnished Grant street residence hosts a Greensburg wedding with Mr Dates a prominent Indiana Jewish community member and Merchants' Auxiliary worker. The bride, a frequent Indiana visitor, beamed with friends present including S Le Vine Sterns Sherer Carnahan Gillespie and Frank M Smith as they offered warm congratulations.
Tuesday evening a county baseball meeting will be held at the Y M C A in Indiana to organize the league and adopt the schedule to start next week. Teams entered include Blairsville, Greaston, Homer City Lucerne, Indiana, and Indiana State Normal School with representatives expected. The meeting begins at 8:00 PM.
New York stock prices show mixed gains as oil shares lead the advance in the opening hour. Pennsylvania crude rises boost expectations for Mid Continent and Southern oils, while Standard Oil of New Jersey hits a fresh high and Texas Company and other independents see notable activity amid overall profit taking in high priced sectors.
Fred Hare left for Cleveland and Detroit and will visit Canada before returning home. J W Daugherty and Postmaster Harry Burkett were Indiana visitors. R P Bayard spent hours in Indians. Others include students and local officials visiting or traveling to Pittsburgh, Saltsburg, Glen Campbell, Templeton, and Cleveland.
Negotiations in Washington on June 8 regarding financing of Belgium's $480 million debt with Westinghouse. State Department discussions aim to secure funding terms and terms of settlement. Officials say talks are routine and ongoing with Belgian authorities and creditors.
Elizabeth Pearl Lowman daughter of William Lowman died at home in Braddock on June 8 from Brights disease aged about 30. Her mother died two years ago, and Elizabeth was the last of the family except the father. The remains arrived by noon train Saturday and were interred in Oakland Cemetery. A large circle of relatives and friends mourn her loss as girl companions from Braddock joined in expressions of esteem.
Harrisburg June 8 a traveling health and dental auto is dispatched to rural counties to ensure every child is physically fit before entering school. The plan, part of a broader public health conference, aims to screen underfunded districts and promote early health assessments.
Harrisburg state health officials plan a traveling health clinic to tour rural counties this summer. Ex perts in child health will examine thousands of children at central points as they travel, diagnose defects, and refer to local physicians for care before school starts in September. The caravan will cover Bedford Somerset Tioga Port and Wyoming counties before expanding to other districts.
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