22 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
1
For sale in Indiana Pennsylvania. A superior eight room house on a corner lot two blocks from the YMCA and two railroad stations. Modern amenities and well located. Owner sacrifices. for details contact N N Swenk Indiana Pa 2381-x.
Social notices recount varied travels and visits: Dr and Mrs J M Leonard of Blairsville motor to Indiana Lab. Joseph Irons of Pittsburgh visited his mother on Church street. the Eichers hosted Roy During and family. Edna Elder left for Pittsburgh. Mrs Emma Decker returned to Braddock. Myrtle Buchanan returned home. Ethel Getty departed to finish hospital work. Mrs Murray Pounds traveled from Wilkinsburg to Indiana with son Murray Jr. A gala wedding, Nanni Moraca and Filomena Moraca of Creekside, took place at Ernest Roman Catholic Church with flower girls Elisa Zampi and Giulia Tocci. Guests then dined at Caneva Society hall. Fera's Fly Orchestra performed. attendees included G Gtti, Jer Olyny, Mrs F Vera, D Galasso, and D Cardamone.
Washington reports Carranza supporters satisfied with internal unity despite Villa’s northern push toward Mexico City. Huerta reinforces Zacatecas defenses as federal troops await orders, aiming to blunt the rebel advance. Niagara conferences resume with Dr Nuon's plan discussed, details kept private amid cautious optimism and stiff mediation.
A Pittsburgh firm faces a $25 000 misfortune as radium material from the Standrd Chemical Company tanks is reportedly affected. Joseph McKinnety, president of Checompte, cites a temporary capture of radium during a delicate extraction process, noting the high value of the recovered material and the complexity of the operation.
Three young skunks were found by Dwight Nichols in White Fort Strip Indiana and placed with a litter of kittens. Charles Nichols' arm carried the animals to the mother skunk who adopted them into her family. The incident shows a hospitable cat named Tabby welcoming the skunk brood into the household.
Forecasters predict thunder showers across the area tonight with lingering chances into Tuesday. The Weather Service cautions residents to secure outdoor items and monitor updates for possible delays or hazards.
Dr Franklinture of the Annian expedition led by Dr Farrabeer returns from a four month Guiana journey from December 16 to April 1. The tribe studied knew no fishhooks or firearms and built fires by rubbing sticks. Their primitive tools included stones and chunks, and the woodskins carrying the expedition were damaged by falls. A theft of four kuree cones illustrated dangers faced by the party.
Dr Eliot selects three poems he deems essential for the nation citing Lovetelow s Village Minekstith and Abou ten Ad hom by Dedih with lines about a blacksmith, his daughter, and a wife in paradise. He cites them as a moral picture of human experience heard in a village choir.
Delegates to the Chicago convention come from every state. The youth convention begins in July Chicago June 6 and runs to the 17th. The federation includes about 600 clubs with numerous women. Margaret Wilson presides, joined by Jive Addins of Hull House. The federation president is Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin with vice president Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg.
Snatches of dialogue show a chaotic scene with a hotel keeper and shoppers. A boss is questioned about pay and a wedding is referenced amid confusion, with characters labeled as the first girl and Philadelphia eager.
A rumor spreads about a local collector in Flagstay named Jones 8 Black seeking access to observatory director Lowell. Attendants dodge his repeated questions about when the astronomer will return, finally hinting the transit of Venus will bring him back, a claim Black relays with skeptical humor.
A young Japanese diplomat argues with Nils father about nose scars and vaccination history. The older generation’s scar on the tip of the nose is discussed as a marker. The dialogue notes past compulsory vaccination and its practical ease for officials to verify, contrasted with later shifts away from the practice. The scene is set in New York.
Kansas faces a harvest labor surge as 40,000 men are needed to reap 8 million acres. Labor bureaus, fraternal groups and railroads mobilize help from 82,000 required nationwide, with Kansas supplying the largest share. Wages range 2.50 to 3 dollars daily for unskilled work. The effort draws farmers, college students and out-of-state workers, creating major currency drain but steady work as wheat ripens northward. Also noted is a new Oklahoma college Indian club, Ablusha Degotega ang moana, aimed at promoting education and Indian heritage.
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