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23 May 1924
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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
1
American and English Flyers Race Across the World
The article details two flying routes, American and British, circling the globe via Pacific to the United States and through Europe. It notes distances of 22 946 miles for the American route and 23 254 miles for the British route with Mediterranean avoidance and staged U S to Canada legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Japan
China
Siam
India
Persia
Turkey
Balkang
Hungary
Allasia
France
England
Iceland
North Atlantic
Greatland
Indiana
Canadian
United States
MacLaren
Mediterranean
Italy
Balkans
Vancouver
St. Johns
Azores
Would Take Justice Dept Out of Politics Proposal
The proposal by Brookhart aims to abolish the Justice Department’s cabinet post replacing it with merit based independence. He argues the department should be subject only to the president and would remove several assistant attorneys general and the Bureau of Investigation to remove political influence from federal law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
Reau
Bureau of Investigation
Kidnappers Scared Kill Young Victim After Ransom Demand
Police released two suspects after overnight questioning as physicians linked the boy’s death to events after he left a school playground. The ransom note demanded $10,000, and a taxi call to 63rd Street prompted a search when the body was found. Coroner’s findings noted fatal wounds unlikely to have caused death and possible poisoning signs. An inquest was planned as the case unfolded involving Jacob Franks, a prominent watchmaker with significant New York ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Graham
63Rd Street
Franks
Jacob Franks
New York
Chicago
Rockford Watch Company
Elgin Watch Cave Company
Brookhart outlines plan to overhaul Justice Department
Brookhart proposes higher salaries for United States Attorneys under civil service, decentralizing Washington HQ, building field forces, recoding department laws, and creating at least fifty new judicial districts. He cautions immediate action is unlikely but expects Congress to adopt the program in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
United States
Washington
Congress
Pittsburgh Store Fixture Co Advertises Used Fixtures
Butchers and restaurants offered refrigerators slicing machines scales grinders cash registers and display cases plus tables chairs counters stools cutlery and more. Some slightly used fixtures available at a sacrifice with immediate delivery and favorable terms. Pittsburgh store is on Penn Ave near Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Store Fixture Co
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
Union Station
Roberts Sisters to Tour Europe
Continuation notes Robers Sisters and many relatives listed including Mrs A Hy Williams Irene Hazel Williams Mildred Williams and others. Local items mention Pine Flat neighbors Miss Sara and Ella Parry called on Carrie and Sara Roberts Tuesday evening Raymond Lockard Pittsburgh visitor and Minnie Stephens visiting Starford with Homer Bagley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hy
Williama
Irene Hazel Williams
Mildred Williams
Clyde Williams
Harry Pinlae
Geraldine Punlas
J Bitsac Key
Willam
Emeigh
Chalmers Faith
Ethels Eieigh
Badle Emeigh
Hazel Bauterbau
Cecil Bauterbaugh
Mary
Sara Stephene
Chester Stephens
James
Perrin Hunton
Matilda Obee Wilda Roberts
Oakley Davis
William Lockard
David and
Alice Glenn
Eugene Tate
W. E. Roberts
Robert Roberts
Percival Roberts
Sara
Tresao
Ella Parry
Carrie
Sara Roberta
Carrie Roberts
Indiana
Raymond Lockard
Pittsburgh
Minnie Stephens
Homer Bagley
Starford
Golf Club Announces Open Saturday and Match Play Rules
The club opens on Saturday and requires challengers to play 18 holes match play without handicap within two days unless excused by the golf committee. Harry White donates a cup for the first home course hole in one, to be won during a complete round with at least one other player certifying the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Albert Warren
Ousting of Fosdick and Church Overtures Considered
Continued from page one the committee in the church added William Jennings Bryan as a member. The committee on bills and overtures has 80 overtures to consider including 18 from the Fosdick controversy and 11 about war. Also on the docket are overtures regarding union with the Congregationalists and relief of ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
William Jinings Bryan
Fosdick
Tanlac heals stomach trouble, boosts appetite in Philadelphia user
Diodato Bassano of 925 Carpenter Ave Philadelphia says Tanlac ended his long stomach problems. He had poor appetite and pain, woke nervous at night, and felt tired mornings before taking Tanlac. He reports improved digestion nerves and appetite and recommends Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Declarag Diodato Bassano
Carpenter At
Philadelphia
Judge Langham in Pittsburgh Delays Norton Murder Degree
Judge Langham and the prosecuting attorneys directed Norton be remanded to jail while he fixes the crime degree and sets sentences later. Two of five murder indictments remain for trial: Jack Kearns and James Vandis. Battaglia was convicted of second degree murder and Orlakowski of first degree. If Norton is found guilty of first degree, the death penalty would be halted. if second degree, sentences of 10 to 20 years on each indictment would run after his current term. Norton, born in Pittsburgh, is serving 16 to 19 years from a 1921 plea on robberies and housebreaking, after a prior Joliet penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langham
Norton
Pieper
Coax
Jack Kearns
James Vandis
Kearns
Salvatore Battaglia
Paul Orlakowski
Pittsburgh
Joliet
Spectacular Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Indiana
Promoters promise a grand Pennsylvania style celebration in Indiana with band concerts, track meet, street parade, horse racing, and a $1000 fireworks display at the Fair Grounds. Organizers invite stands and info from the Chamber of Commerce while families gather for noon chicken meals and evening dancing under an open air pavilion with a noted orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Persious
Chamber of Commerce
Shock
Blanka
Legion Popta
Coolidge Faces Two Week Window on Tax Bill
President Coolidge stands at a two week crossroads as Congress debates the best tax bill. Republicans warn delaying tax relief could invite swift political backlash and harm the party's standing. Secretary Mellon urges steady fiscal judgment amid the pressure to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Mellon
Democrats ready to force Senate vote on tax bill
Democrats plan a record vote in the Senate on the tax bill, aiming to pin blame or credit on the President depending on veto or passage. They hedge on messaging to win broad support, with lawmakers prepared to campaign nationwide for six months if the bill becomes law or is vetoed. Senator Smoot of Utah is listed to call the measure tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Transfers reshuffle property in Homer City center lots
James M. Orr and Joe Raglant involved in transfers in Homer City with six Center district lots changing hands. The deal totals $700, reflecting the transaction among local parties Micheleids and Kunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Kunkle
Joe Raglant
Homer City
James M. Orr
E Vdeo Micheleids
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