12 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
1
The Indiana Evening Gazette notes subscription rates and circulation details including post office handling and advertising charges. It compares per capita debts in New York and Philadelphia, estimating household debt burdens at about 275 dollars in Philadelphia and 362 dollars in New York, highlighting rising city costs and public concerns.
The piece notes Germany may require two elections to choose a president, with March 29 first vote unlikely to yield a majority and April 26 second round deciding. It warns of minority presidencies, increasing party fragmentation, and calls for constitutional and legal reforms. It also mentions Moritz Moszkowski and a Commerce Department study comparing New York and Philadelphia budgets, linking city size to debt.
New York on March 12. FE G Barrow, secretary of the New York Yankees, says Ruth is far from broke and has at least five more years in the majors. A New York paper claimed he was growing old and flat with nothing to show for his career. Barrow cites Ruth’s strong conditioning, a finger injury, and manager Huggins’s reports as signs that the star will again post remarkable performances.
A Saturday sale at Edgemont in Blacklick lists many items with nationwide reach. Holland System Company announces 170x Become Railway Postal Clerks with a $1900 salary. no experience required. For details write R. Terry at 1399 Barrister Building, Washington, D.C.
Antonuccio testifies about a robbery and his arrest on Det. 19, detailing visits to relatives in jail, a Dodge car, and truck repairs in Bakerton. He cites others involved, including cousin Reed who was discharged without a hearing, and notes his own long jail stay since the arrest.
The Ritz Theatre hosted prize drawings by the Honeymoon Town Company after the Comedy Company show. Top prize went to Dewitt Ray for Rogers silverware, second to Margaret Zigler for a manicure set, third to Mary Pospas for Rogers silver spoons, and fourth to Anna Laughiin for a set of Rogers silver table spoons.
New York March 12 Recoveries were in order in most active industrial and railroad stocks. Short-covering and strong demand lifted many issues, with oil stocks leading advances and dividends in play at several lines. Railroads gained 1 to 3 points as Western Pacific and others adjusted prices while grain and bond markets showed mixed movements.
A frenzied financier known as Wood sails aboard the West Chetac for Tampa after a European sojourn. He plans to spend rather than save, relying on luck and a hoped for wire transmit of winning numbers. Captain Lunde bans liquor on board and wood expects to reach Tampa by March 29 or 30, with Palm Beach as a possible stop.
A流水 of names shows multiple businessmen and residents traveling, visiting and returning from Indiana and nearby towns. Notables include Harry Claybaugh, Ralph McCreary, Joseph Rankin, Farl Hewitt, John Rankin, Burgess Wallace Thomas, Mrs George O Connell, H H Stewart, J F Fleming, G I McCrea, Dr Daniel Ritter, Mack Dias, E W Williams, James L Jewel, M T Steele, Mrs Elsworth Campbell, Delos Campbell, Minnie Rinn, Ben Plyler, John Stelle, B F Hoover, Miss Virginia Nicholson, and others. Several are involved in coal, real estate, mining, and barbershop work, with illness and recovery noted for Steele and his network. A classified sale notice confirms an Edmon Blacklick event on March 4 at twelve o'clock offering automobiles, accessories, household goods, jewelry, and more.
Hollywood industry notes discuss moves by Metro Goldwyn Mayer and other studios to lock actors under long term contracts, the rise of stable stock companies, and the star system reshaping careers with DeMille and Universal plan outlines. The piece mentions Cassortius era actors, Margarita Fisher, Virginia Valli, and Beery as part of evolving studio strategies. It closes with an anecdote about a Des Moines woman who has run a school for 58 years.
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