20 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jack and Uncle Ted debating President Hartley’s plan and Europe policy, as they step outside for a moment. The conversation touches on minds, compromise, and the idea of gathering thoughts away from arguments at home.
A historical commentary argues against U S intervention in Europe noting that Britain France and Russia would not be helped by a conference. The piece warns of entanglement in the League of Nations and stresses domestic tax burdens radicals and immigrants as priorities over European quarrels.
Philadelphia dispatch reports a 17-year-old girl was killed and a policeman seriously injured when a speeding car struck a crowd at Ridge and Allegheny avenues. Officer Joseph McAdern heroically pushed several people to safety, later suffering severe injuries himself. The crash involved two other vehicles, with occupants rushed to hospital. Additional incidents include a ferry backing into Monongahela River, a four-injury crash on Craig Street, and warnings of more police need in Squirrel Hill and East Liberty.
The Atlantic Refining Company asserts its independence since 1911, detailing over fifty years of refining and marketing in 38 states and abroad. It pledges to publish a series of newspaper advertisements to explain gasoline costs, retail pricing, and profits, aiming to counter claims of price fixing and territorial division with verifiable facts.
A string of short visits and calls from Maple Grove and nearby towns includes Joseph Phillips, Clair Cramer, Dallas Detwiler, Rowena, Mrs Harry Strong of Maar Penn Run, Emmanuel Bartlebaugh, Mrs D E Detwiler, Frank Miller, John Lemb, Mrs James Schrecengost, Mrs Wilson Bowers, and Roy Shoosengaat. The item also notes a column on honesty among women and retail vigilance about leaving stores unattended.
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