25 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
1
A garbled list of crossword like clues and varied items appears alongside a cattle and hog market bulletin. The snippet blends scattered vocabulary with livestock prices and commodity figures from Pittsburgh Cattle and Hog markets.
John Moozinsky of Minersville was spared the electric chair after repeatedly asserting a confession he had made to his wife the day of their marriage. The defense claimed the remark showed intent and mental instability, leading to commitment to Fairview Hospital for the Criminal Insane rather than Rockview Penitentiary.
In a remote fort town, Jameson the jealous killer awaits fate as his mother arrives from Ontario. The plan to fake his punishment collapses when Colette, the young actress, reveals she bent the truth and escapes with her conspirator, leaving Jameson free but hunted in the night. He discovered, shaken, that Colette herself rode away on the horse he believed would trap him, turning the pursuit on its head.
In Indianapolis Star reminiscence a pastor, called to officiate at a burial, arrived early to chat with friends. He hastened to the cemetery to perform his duties, only to learn a second funeral was en route. He spoke with sincerity, and the undertaker later received thanks from the relatives for the pastor's comforting words at the grave.
A terse note reports a family dispute where a mother questions if a child reflects her. The fragment hints at blame, motive, and a possible courtroom setting. The text suggests conflict over identity and perceived harm from an outside party.
Rayne Township and Creekside Borough present a two day program at Canova Hall Creekside on March 27 28 featuring musical acts sermons talks and student presentations. Notable speaker J H Dickason from the Department of Moral Reform Presbyterian Board of Christian Education attends both Friday and Saturday sessions. Lykens reports five new homes to be built on the Old Park site.
Washington March 25 A generally healthy business condition prevails across the United States President Coolidge was told that some unemployment exists but is normal Labor Secretary Davis reported a healthy state in barometer industries Treasury Secretary Mellon said recent wheat speculation caused some reaction but did not dampen overall business activity The Gazette Classified Ads
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