19 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
1
A British tension filled dispatch details Ambassador Hd home and U. S. cautions amid Mexico political unrest. The piece notes radical agrarian measures, confiscations, and strained ties as figures like Pres. Os address international pressure. It cites labor strife in Shanghai and Chinese industrial tensions amid global turmoil shaping policy moves.
United States Commissioner at Gettysburg seeks indictment of twenty three visitors from various states who left names and addresses on a tablet commemorating a New York regiment. A Federal Grand Jury will be asked to pursue trial. A few light sentences and fines might deter the desecration and mutilation observed.
Smicksburg has a wedding as Miss Lewis and Dr Elkin wed then host reception at Park Avenue home. They depart for an East trip, soon to settle in Wilkinsburg apartments. Attendees include Francis Likin Clara Elkin and others from Smicksburg.
Nelson McClintock reports that Faiman remains on the stand as the case continues. Hampered progress and prospects of the state's resting its case today dimmed the outlook for a quick resolution.
Tri County youth camp programs feature a patriotic special and comedy acts for evening entertainment. Highlights include flag raising on a big duty day, field days, fireworks, masquerade, camp circus, moving pictures twice weekly, athletic stunt shows and radio concerts. Daytime hikes, meets in multiple sports, and hobby groups fill mornings. Gloucester paving project planned for the city at over $1,000,0.
After a two hour argument the court sustained the state's objections and continued cross examination. Robert White, the key prosecution witness who vanished and reappeared, is expected to be called. The case may wrap by Saturday with Shepherd's fate decided early next week. Farman faces a tough cross examination as Stewart aims to discredit him while Farman clings to his story that Shepherd aided in the murder for the victim’s wealth.
Los Angeles dentist Dr. Thomas W. Young, driven by greed and passion for his nurse, murdered his wife and concealed her body in a concrete cistern at his summer residence. Authorities uncovered the grisly setup as the investigation unfolded.
Captain Roald Amundsen, hailed as Norway’s national hero, plans a two hour search from the northernmost unexplored area. The expedition will push toward Stah at Greenland’s tip, with naval amphibian planes for supply runs and a base 250 miles from the ship. The mission hinges on fuel and logistics as Amundsen’s return is seen as boosting overall expedition success.
Bids opened for a steel concrete bridge over Plumcreek on the Kittanning Indiana road one half mile east of Elderton with three 38 foot spans and 24 feet width Inland Construction Co Pittsburgh awarded the contract after re-advertising saving about 8000 dollars The work includes closing a 1700 to 1800 foot gap by laying a macadam road with a Martavia top before the construction company moves its loading plant from Home to Plumville The R R Co delays repair of a Pine Run bridge at Home station likely prompting year round travel gains.
Mrs Bernard Way and Miss Pau line Coleman return from Pittsburgh after visiting friends. Hon J Wood Clark, Pittsburgh court clerk, arrives in Indiana for a weekend with friends. Dr F A Marshall leaves for Harrisburg on business. Joh L Getty and Mrs Getty return from Wooster Ohio and Youngstown after a Br Getty class reunion and hosting their son Dr Lawrence H Getty in Youngstown. Mr and Mrs R Van Horne visit from Dayton yesterday. Margaret Rees departs for New York City from Indiana to return home. Mrs Lada Willett sails from New York City to Europe for the summer. Andy Russell and Irvin of Cherry Tree visit. Louis Conway to Lucerne Mines for work. F B Watson of Johnstown on Indiana business. Clayton Palmer, former Punxsutawney police chief, calling on Indiana friends. Chief Tony Askey and Constable Blair Learn of Clymer attending court in Indiana. BB Kine of Georgeville transacting business in Indiana. Alex Hennett visits Harver City on business. W D Bowser of Latrobe visits Indiana. W C Paxton of Latrobe visits Indiana. W E Dixon of Jackson Village conducts Indiana business. Robert Henderson of Marion Center Bethel Bank transacting in Indiana.
The funeral train will leave Washington at 8 o clock for Madison in a special section of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The family will ride in the same car as others occupy compartments, with Senator Wheeler leading the senatorial delegation. The route passes Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin with stops only to change engines, arriving in Madison late Saturday afternoon. Future of the third party is discussed with La Follette’s death seen as ending the independent movement and weakening insurgent groups in the Senate.
Reports from King's Bay indicate Roald Amundsen believes the polar region on the Norwegian side is primarily ice and open water with no nearby land. The finding could affect other expeditions, including Donald B. MacMillan, while Norway expresses condolences for Lt. Ellsworth whose father financed the journey.
An OCR damaged page shows numerous percentages and brand names such as Stand, O, of Cal, Studebakey, Royal Dutch, U. S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Westinghouse among others. It appears as a dense list of figures, company names, and market references without coherent narrative. The readable elements include percentages like 78 and 64, and mentions of Pan Am, Sinclair, and Royal Dutch. This record captures fragmented financial or stock-notes from a historical publication.
New York June 19 copper stocks led early trading as traders sought speculative activity amid steady copper price gains from production curtailment. Anaconda, Kennecott, Utah Copper and others traded well while Pierce Arrow and Maxwell moved in opposite directions. Railroad shares rose slightly on news around anti-rail measures, with New York Central active. Grain opened lower in Chicago, Wheat down 1 to 1 7 8, selling pressure persisting despite some buying.
Dr Skattum commented that Captain Amundsen could land in the polar conditions. He noted that twenty eight days away showed useful observation data despite difficulty. The South Pole test was easier as land was continuous.
A letter-like note claims relief from long term gas in the stomach and appendix pain after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The writer cites a neighbor's recommendation and a pharmacist’s bottle, describing the remedy as a simple preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and reduces intestinal inflammation to ease stomach and intestinal ailments.
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