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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
2
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Ariane and Kno with partial phrases about a sect and anti fin or verti. The text is sparse and lacks clear entities or events to form a coherent summary.
A fragmented report touches on federal deficit fears, tariff revenue near five million by May, and a projected eight million shortfall. It notes calls for law enforcement to curb bootlegging profits and mentions political friction over tax reductions, while drifting into global conflict chatter about France Spain and potential rubber ventures.
Fragmented account discusses discipline shaping moral happiness and material success, noting child handicaps and self control as keys to progress. Frau Mante links German youth behavior to national recovery and claims parents backed Hindenburg to restore prewar discipline.
Mrs Susan J McHenry longtime community leader died at home at 671 Wayne avenue Indiana after a battle of years. Survived by husband and children Samuel C Day ton Ralph C Youngstown Harry D US Navy Florence and Grace with brother Jacob George deceased. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at home. Rev Frederick W Hinitt officiates. interment Oakland Cemetery.
The party returned last evening showing signs of success with several large catches reported by Ben Pollock and Sir Streyms. Chair John St noted a large catch but species unclear. A new cottage by Stiss Streams was dedicated by the Izaak Waltons and a welcome report of wildlife sighting near the camp hints at fall hunting.
In a crowded morning session, witnesses discuss coverage by newspapers and threats of barring reporters. Actor Lanc Weiner, a key witness, testifies about the shooting of Bagnano and admits irregular acting work while noting a 1924 Texas appearance with the Follies of 1924.
William G. McElhaney of Altoona died in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a weeks illness. Funeral from 1206 Fourteenth Avenue. Rosella Wenderoth of Cresson aged 92 died at the Anderson house. She was born in Alsace Lorraine and lived with her sons Conrad M and George A Wenderoth. Survivors include Frederick P Johnstown Charles W New York John G Conrad M and George A. Interment at St Bartholomew Cathedral Wilmore. Mass to be said by Rev John Dunphy.
Preparations underway in Boston for a city jubilee at Braves Field Friday marking the Golden Jubilee of the National League. Braves and Cubs, charter members since 1875, will be celebrated with officials including Commissioner Landis. Notables Nap Lajoie and others invited. Governor Fuller and Mayor Curley to attend and raise the golden jubilee banner.
Miss Marths Baynes, a Library School attendee at Caiiggie Institute of Technology, spent the weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs James Steffy of Indleene visited the latter's mother Mrs Cary Simpson in Oak Tree. Akzx Bim and wife and children were also in the area for the week.
In West Virginia coal fields strike activity persists into a second week with Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association reporting district holdings of 268,000 tons and 6,267 cars. Union loads for the week total 43,000 tons or 861 cars, while nonunion production rises to 1,382 mines. Picketing remains heavy at Dakota and Bethleham mines with 200 on duty and 126 at No 9 mine near Serv. Ye many Sera at Parker Run, Chesapoke and Grant Town.
Ambassador Houghton’s remarks frame US restraint with Europe and call for calmer methods. He warns there will be no more American loans abroad unless Europe shows progress, and urges France to back disarmament and debt adjustments while touting a businesslike approach to postwar relations. Senator Borah and Senator Shipstead praised the stance.
Paris May 6. Fighting rages between French troops and Rif forces under Abdel-Krim at Bibane French Moresco and Ogdeshouan as 25 000 men mass around the latter. Foreign office calls the outlook serious while Spain halts offensive against Abdel-Krim. In London eight sailors drown when Spanish steamer Pepito collides with Navarra off Glion Ray.
A historical note describes Detroit and Ironton securities issued to finance shared ownership. It argues that Detroit, Toledo and Ironton should be managed as a single integrated railroad for efficiency and cost effective operation under joint control.
Anchor at Clifton Staten Island awaits orders to steam to sea as authorities move to bottle up Rum Row in one of Prohibition enforcement's boldest actions. Nineteen Staten Island coast guard members jailed for alleged dishonest practices. Coast guard and dry forces tighten control along New Jersey and Long Island coasts as rum runners plan to stay at sea, with warnings issued before potential shots.
London May 5 U S Ambassador Alanson Houghton warned Europe at a Pilgrim’s dinner that American financial and moral aid would be withheld until Europe settles its quarrels. The Times and Post noted the timing amid European political shifts and debated European good faith and inter allied debts. The Telegraph linked the warning to President Coolidge, while The Guardian suggested American participation would resume once Europe shows good faith.
Harrisburg notices announce new state law setting marriage licence fees at 2.50 with 50 cents directed to the state treasury. Governor Ripichot also signed measures expanding insignia restrictions, boosting salaries in first class counties, reviving fish laws, and other municipal and county provisions.
Eighteen year old residents of Batetth and Stol lenbosch welcomed the Prince of Wales on his Africa journey. Girls served a luncheon of district produced turkey chicken beef and ham as 31 mile road to Stol lenbosch swelled with spectators. The prince spoke briefly in native tongue saying I thank you for your welcome and hospitality amid cheers, after Stol lenbosch’s recent secession history.
Philadelphia May 5. Several attorneys believe counsel for Wil Mam Cavalier 15 will seek a new trial from the Supreme Court after a failed attempt to compel a lunacy commission. The state Supreme Court dismissed the mandamus petition. A sanity commission petition was rejected by Judge Koch Pottsville April 21, delaying sentencing.
The excerpt contrasts the value of history with tales like Robin Hood and the Seven Wise Masters while noting history's usefulness beyond mere memory. It mentions John Locke on prior study for reputation, claims of a policeman facing insult in Omaha, and a plan for a new railroad linking the city to Pittsburgh.
A fragmentary quotation reflects on nature and time, noting how beauty endures from cradle to grave with gentle, scarcely perceptible progress, in a Dickensian tone about cycles of life and sea.
New York at noon shows stocks advancing to higher levels with motor and public utilities leading. Oil shares gain prominence as railroad stocks remain active and firm. mercantile stocks continue rally begun Monday. Notable movers include Standard Oil of New Jersey and independent oil firms like Sinclair, Skelly, Marland, and Pan American. Northern and regional stocks hit new highs, while steel and equipment issues rise modestly. Call money steady at 3 percent as grain and cotton markets turn slightly lower.
Harrisburg May 5 Governor Pinchot vetoed the Neeley bill that would have granted salary increases to all state justices. The measure would have required about 753 dollars to cover the rise over the next two years, as estimated.
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