Isadora Duncan Citizenship Stripped Over Bolshevik Ties
A lengthy critique notes widespread neglect in filing returns by officials and districts, urging action to curb laxity. It also covers Isadora Duncan losing citizenship for embracing Bolshevik ties and Russia, linking her public image to broader state-issues and a dismal foreign stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadora
Boston
America
Isadora
Russia
State Department
Ruasta
Siberia
Ladies Night At Outing Club Sparks County Fair Attire
A Ladies Night at the Outing Club room features a county fair atmosphere with midway attractions. Guests are invited as side shows and costumes ranging from modern styles to ancient Tutankhamen era. The event starts at 9 o clock, highlighting a festive, social gathering in Indiana. The Evening Gazette offers a discounted subscription to the Literary Digest for $2.70 annually, with a regular price of $4.00, available for a limited time through the Circulation Manager Mrs. Harry Estep of South Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Evening Gazette
Captain Flinn to Speak and Sing at Open Air and Indoor Meetings
Captain Flinn will speak and sing Thursday evening at two services in Indiana. The Open Air is at 7 15 P M in front of the Savings and Trust Co and the Inside Meeting follows at 8 O'clock in the hall. Akers, converted Salvation Army officer from Charleston West Virginia, now leads work at Kittanning and will accompany Flinn on his first Indiana visit.
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Flinn
Savings and Trust Co
Akers
Army
Charleston
W. Va
Salvation Army Training College
Kittanning
Indiana
Court records show liquor license charge and dynamiting case
In court yesterday Charles Baker and Mrs. Charles Baker of Indiana pleaded guilty to selling liquor as Jamaica ginger and were fined with costs. The Commonwealth also lists George Ripple indicted for dynamiting a Garfield dwelling.
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Charles’ Baker
Charles Baker
Indiana
Wasil Romance of Arcadia
Commonwealth
George Ripple
Garfield
Boston Couple Die From Hunger Tragedy Cited
George W. Ryner of Roxbury was found dead and housekeeper Anna Walker dying from starvation in Boston. Police say the couple had not eaten for more than a week. Physicians hold little hope for Anna Walker’s recovery amid the grim case. Mrs. Robert E. Osborne of Latrobe visits at Mrs. Amelia Lytle’s home on West Philadelphia Street.
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Boston
Mar
INS
George W. Ryner
Roxbury
Anna Walker
Robert E. Osborne of
Latrobe
Amelia Lytle
Philadelphia Street
Canary Bird Show and Home Talent Art Exhibition Held
In conjunction with the event a Canary Bird Show and Home Talent Art Exhibition will take place with prizes and competent judges. Most canary owners claim the best bird. the event invites all to attend tomorrow evening with friends, noting no goods will be sold.
Fishing gear selection for a successful trip
If you are, you will need the right kind of Ashing rods lines hooks flies and bait. Our stock of fishing supplies includes everything you will need for the fishing trip and the kind of goods ea will make your trip success ed.
Pinchot Budget Sets School Revenue for Two Years
Harrisburg March 14. Governor Pinchot’s revenue estimate for state school funding totals about 90 million dollars for two years with an additional 18 million needed through June 1, 1925. A modified Edmonds plan would raise state aid to smaller districts to 60 75 percent of teachers salaries, costing 37 755 804 for two years. Legislators discuss repeal savings of about 11 729 000 from prior appropriations, leaving roughly 12 000 000 to raise. A single new tax feature is likely to fund the entire amount. The session could extend past Christmas unless a definite program is adopted. The Pinchot administration plan is expected next week.
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Harrisburg
Mar
Pinchot
Edmonds
Senate
House
T. Larry Eyre
J. Ross Horne
Cambria County
Looming Gallows In Kentucky Youths Near Execution
In Atlanta, a plea for clemency reaches Gov. Hardwick from Ralph and George Baker who face Friday hanging in Rome. Ralph, 15, fired the shot in what supporters call a youth-tinged tragedy. Ministers and welfare groups press for a reprieve as officials review records before the governors Florida trip.
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George
Ralph
Kentucky
Atlanta
INS
Pa” Baker
Thomas W. Hardwick
Rome
Baker
Hardwick
Prison Commission
Florida
Reinforcements Going to Ruhr Front
Paris dispatch reports 16 000 French troops to depart for the Ruhr Friday or Saturday to bolster forces already there. War Office telegrams to Chaumont Nancy Tours Lyons and other centers call up immediate units for field duty as violence fears rise amid recent clashes. Premier Poincare to brief cabinet on Franco Belgian conference decisions today.
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Frank &, Mason
Blalf
Paris
Ruhr
War Office
Chaumont
Nancy
Tours
Lyons
Poincare
Brussels
New Offer Coming From Berlin Rejected By Premier
Berlin sent a reparations proposal to Britain contingent on British intervention in the Ruhr. Premier A. Bonat an rejected the offer, a high source said. In Riga treaty news, the Allied Council upheld Vilna being awarded to Poland despite Lithuanian protests. The decision to Warsaw will be issued tomorrow. Vilna had been seized by Polish troops after the Russo Polish war. Poland’s initial denial gave way to support. no Near East decisions were announced.
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Luther A. Huston
I. N.S
London
Berlin
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Ruhr
A. Bonatan
Poland
Vilna
Paris
INS
Lithuania
Council of Ambassadors
Riga
Warsaw
Ammassadors
Near East
Death claims aged resident of this place
An aged resident of the Indiana County Home died on March 12 at age 56. Archie Miller of Burrell Township also passed away that date. George Pechstein, 79, died yesterday at his home at 5480 Black Street. He was born in Butler and long resided in Pittsburgh. He belonged to St. Peter and St. Paul Roman Catholic Church. He leaves widow Mary Vogel Pechstein and four children, Robert J., Theodore M., Emma, and Stella. A Requiem High Mass will be held at St. Peter and Paul’s Church on Larimer Avenue Friday at 9 a.m. He was uncle to Misses Clara, Edith, Helena, Julia L., and Magdalene Vogel.
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Indiana County
Archie Miller
Burrell Township
George Pechstein
Black Street
Butler
Pittsburgh
St. Peter and St. Paul’s
Mary Vogel Pechstein
Robert J
Theodore M. Pechstein
Emma
Stella Pechstein
St. Peter and Paul’s Roman Catholic Church
Larimer Avenue
Pechstein
Clara
Edith
Helena
Julia l
Magdalene Vogel
North Fifth Street
Ruth to stand firm against Babe in legal fight
Babe Ruth vows to spend millions on his defense and rejects settlement in a case he calls blackmail. He says he never knew the girl, has reformed after a checkered career, and will fight to clear his name while focusing on family and baseball.
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Babe
Lypsy
Hierhey
Henry Steel Recovers Health With Thacher Liver Syrup
Henry Steel of Harrisburg longtime sexton at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church reports complete recovery after using Dr Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup. He describes prior six years of weakness, dizziness and poor appetite, then rapid improvement after three bottles. Syrup sold by leading druggists and marketed locally in Indiana and Blairsville, Pa.
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Harrisburg
Henry Steel
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Dr. Thacher
Mr. Steel
Cransberry Ave
Hope Fire Company No. 2
Emery
Thacher
Mr. Stees
Indiana
Daugherty
Fran Hildebrand
S. H. Shepley
Blairsville
Fire destroys Ernest Church and more in Pittsburgh blaze
A Pittsburgh fire causes $250,000 in losses including the Factory Shoe Store and Brahm Meat Market. Seven firemen are injured, two buildings and a department store damaged, with guests at Hotel Kavanaugh fleeing in nightclothes. Nearby Flint reports a courthouse fire at $200,000 losses and prisoner transfers.
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Pittsburgh
Kavanaugh
Market Street
Brahm
Landau
Mercy Hospital
Flint
Michigan
Mich
Mar
Genases County
Lenin critically ill as health worsens in Soviet reports
The Government published medical bulletins on Lenin noting recent deterioration in health with weakened motor functions and no heart fluctuations. Pravda issued special editions. Berlin specialists join a six-member medical staff. Public reaction grows as rumors of serious illness persist.
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Lenine
Foerster
Krameyo
Kozhevnikoff
Pravda
Berlin
Stock Market Strength Lifts Major Issuers
The New York stock market showed strong movement on March 14 with U S Steel up 1/2 point to 108 percent and gains in the Motor group. Studebaker rose 4-4 to 124 percent, General Motors Chandler and Hudson Motor posted fractional advances, Baldwin gained 1 point, and augar stocks climbed from fractions to over 1 point. Reports credit firm buying and notable activity by Mssr C Ancouher and J Ly oh hey of Tastgay.
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New York
Mar
U. S. Steel
Studebaker
General Motors
Chandler and
Hudson Motor
Baldwin
Augar
Mack Thick
Omega Chi Banquet Lights up Hilo Fraternity Night
Captain Marlin led a mess call at the rest camp as Omega Chi staged its semi annual banquet. The Gold and Black decor filled the Hilo home on South Seventh Street with active and alumni members attending a dinner of Mrs. Hile's chicken and waffles. Professor Sanders presided as toastmaster, introducing Leadbetter Holquist Craig and Wiseman whose talks drew smiles, followed by extemporaneous faculty remarks and a program of vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Omega Chi
Hilo
South Seventh Street
Hile
Professor Sanders
Leadbetter
Holquist
Craig
Wiseman
Black and Gold
Sleeper Awakens Modern Version Reveals Family Tragedy
A fragmentary note recalls a brother’s death and a person’s struggle to recall events after an operation. The speaker mentions a letter from a Spokane radio company and misremembers involvement with radio work. The passage references The Literary Digest and a Coolidge quote praising concise news summaries.
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Spokane
Radio
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