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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
2
An analysis of tax policy aims under the 68th Congress, opposition to estate and inheritance taxes, and potential repeal plans. It notes party frictions amid La Folletteism and Brytism, plus a Wheeler conspiracy indictment and ensuing Senate committee exoneration versus DOJ dissatisfaction. The piece casts doubt on political footing and calls for clear court resolution.
A court of law analyzes President Coolidge's naval policy arguing the Washington Conference of 1921-22 ended major capital ship competition. It notes the U S can still build auxiliaries and may seek near elimination of armament rivalry, potentially restoring U S dominance in world navies.
The chamber will devote attention to reading bills as the last bill has been introduced. The Senate expects a final rush of bills this week with only three weeks left in the session. Bills not acted upon in committee by next week’s end have slim chances. The House calendar includes the Ludlow bill to end tax collectors, the omnibus road bill adding about 1150 miles to highways, and Alexander bills on government reorganization. The Senate plans final action on the Quigley bill creating a commission to study State Normal Schools, the Davis bill limiting candidacy to a single nomination, and the Derrick bill banning nonstandard public time displays.
Continued from page one the group stopped in a city late last night and sought directions to Butler. The car’s license plate suggested it was stolen from Howard Nagle of 208 Wood street Ellwood City Pa. Nagle had reported his automobile stolen to Ellwood City police. Jackson electrocuted in Bellefonte Pa on March 30.
A diary of makeshift shop practice describes a hardware store adding a radio department with a cutout partition and a desk level panel to share a single cash register, plus notes on grid leaks, condensers, car chassis washing, and a diver who saved Winchester Cathedral by rebuilding foundations.
Pistol Pete Henry Jackson alias J C Taylor, a Black man and convicted killer of Policeman Daniel Conley in Pittsburgh, died at Rockview Penitentiary after two electric shocks at 7 02 and 7 08. He was pronounced dead by Dr J H Baker after failing to receive respite from the death sentence. the 1925 murder led to his execution.
Raleigh March 30 Joseph A Needleman a traveling salesman accused of abducting and attacking a 1 year old girl was seized by a mob at the Martin County jail in Williamston N C the mob tied his car to trees in the woods and performed an crude operation He was left in the woods and later found by Sheriff C T Robeson and his posse taken to a hospital in Washington N C Needleman aged about 21 said he was from New Jersey with headquarters at Kingston N C
A compact reflection on progress tied to faith, perseverance, and steadfast character. The piece emphasizes conviction, resilience, and a divine sense guiding action, urging steadfast belief in collective effort and rightful purpose.
In a tense courtroom Judge Louderbaca hears motion talks as the state and defense weigh moving ahead. Dorothy rests quietly at the county jail after a taxing week. the state plans to seek a first degree murder verdict, with Earl Ellingson expected to testify about finding the mother dead in the Fourth Avenue cottage.
The Interior Oil and Gas Co facing a $2,000,000 capitalization drew mass interest as Syndicate certificates were exchanged for stock while many holders refused surrender. Attorneys protest the sale, appealing to the Supreme Court, amid warnings about deceitful stock salespeople and a Warren, Pennsylvania courthouse sale at $32,250.
Dr. George T. Edwards was acquitted of charges in the wife murder case and planned to visit his wife's grave in Montgomery soon. He intended to take custody of his two children, Mary Sue and George Jr., who had been in his mother in law’s care since December 3.
Mr and Mrs Howard O Neal departed for Coraspelis from 1326 School Street to take their future time. Mr and Mrs George Greiner and family arrived home from Florida where they spent winter. Miss Alice St Clair returned from Pittsburgh. Miss Fla Pounds a student at Ann Arbor Michigan returned home for a visit in White Township. Harvey Cunningham returned to Indiana from Florida. Mr and Mrs John Bennett visited friends in Pittsburgh and returned home. E B Treese of Ernest visited Indiana on business. Leonard Shank of Clymer greeted friends in Indiana. Squire and Mrs A T Weir and Mrs H B Johnson of Homer City spent Sunday in Indiana with friends. Newel Douglass returned from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs H W Rowland and family traveled overland to Saltzburg to visit friends. Gilbert S Parnell of South Sixth Street is receiving treatment at the Cleveland Clinic.
Hartford March 29 John M Lieber a policeman testified in the Ger ald Chapman trial describing the October 12 New Britain department store robbery during which Patrolman James Skelly was shot and killed Chapman faces murder charges Two day rest boosted his appearance and a new guard was added as spectators filled the court room including many fashionable women
Grains were irregular at the opening with Wheat down 1 to 4 cents and selling pressure after the start. Corn opened 5 to 8 cents lower to 1 4 cents, then moved higher amid erratic trading.
Dr. Edwards says he battled a masked intruder during a midnight break in and maintains the man killed his wife. A first trial ended in a hung jury, while the second ended in quick acquittal after brief deliberation.
New York at noon reports renewed selling in industrial leaders with Baldwin and U S Steel below year lows while American Can and Cast Iron Pipe hit fresh lows since rapid early-month gains. Rail stocks eased slightly on light volume, Southern Railway higher on dividend hopes. textile and copper sectors show losses, with consolidated textile reporting a deficit and copper equities sliding.
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