28 May 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR item offers few legible names or facts. The readable portion mentions local topics and unidentified entities, producing a vague notice or short item with no clear event or outcome.
Long disputed case links Coronado and Ark mines, United Mine Workers, and Union officials to anti trust issues. Court ruling favored plaintiffs, clearing unions of conspiracy but allowing $600000 action against UMW to continue. Missouri debts and federal treasury questions loom for taxpayers.
Many Yale alumni and affiliates, citing a desire for fraternal ties, plan a solemn centennial reunion in 18875 while some push to travel to Montreal to avoid a New Haven ban on querimdet. The piece notes misprinted emphasis and nostalgia for college conviviality as sobriety grows during commencement season.
New York May 28 The stock market moved ahead briskly in early trading with gains across sectors. Motor stocks rose led by White Motors Dodge and Pierce Arrow. Pierce Arrow preferred hit a new high at 75. Maxwell stock trading was halted by exchange order due to limited supply. General Motors rallied in good volume while Studebaker offerings remained light. Steel stocks rose with Cast Iron Pipe up six points to 162 and Universal Pipe nearly two points higher. Pierce Arrow preferred reached a new high at 112. Other active names included Fisher Body May Department Stores National Dairy Products Briggs Mfg Industrial Alcohol Spicer Mfg and Gold Dust. American Can strong in industrials and Texas Company led oils. rails were mostly quiet with a modest rally in St Paul preferred. Outside markets steady.
Mine rescue and first aid teams from Bethlehem and Barrackville face strong competition at the final meet on June 27. Bethlehem Mines Corporation trains 986 new workers and 1,860 students in first aid, with 152 rescue crews on call. Prizes include a trip to Harrisburg for top teams and trophies to defend at the West Virginia State meet, plus cash awards for runners up.
Students graduates and local organizations cooperate for the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Normal School. From May 30 to June 5 thousands of visitors are expected. Two marquee events are a baseball game on Saturday and a track meet on Monday featuring top alumni against the Normal School varsity.
The Indiana vaudeville program closes its first half after a successful three days. Tonight features four headline acts including the Ontario Duo balancing novelty, dancing violinist Georgia Howard, comedy duo Donahue and Morgan in The Long and Short Of, and James Templeton's Tid Bits revue with Ardath De Sales Wilson Sisters and Margaret Ross.
At the Ritz Theater the new First National production Quo Vadis presents vivid Rome arena destruction with a dramatic rescue of Lygia from a raging bull. Emil Jannings stars as Nero with a large supporting cast. vaudeville by Prof. Reed and Company of Seven headlines the bill through the week.
The article notes American heiress and her partner, the Rockefeller. their Paris honeymoon is marked by frugal living. A Crillon waiter whispers that the couple, referred to as the Miltons, ordered only one course and did not drink wine, prompting gossip about their restraint. The piece suggests their choice to live on David's income shapes their modest expenses during the honeymoon.
Rescue crews manning a temporary Red Cross station recover six bodies from the Caroline mine near Sanford. Howard Butler, the mine's assistant manager, helped summon aid after a cave in as a gas explosion delayed entry. The mine, oldest in the state, has supplied coal to Confederate vessels and now faces renewed effort to stabilize the scene and aid families.
An Indiana County snippet lists Ambrose shopping in Indiana and J M Creek calling on friends there. Local residents including Lowry Houck Penn Run and Florence Bergman Liver more travel for errands and exams. Officials such as John Bennett depart for Pittsburgh, Earnest Stewart returns from Johnstown, and others attend hearings, conventions, or visits in Indiana and nearby towns.
Neral Training School held its commencement with an honor roll, twenty five new honors, and diplomas for sixteen graduates. Martha Reed, Albert Scott, Bertha Brickell, Billy Musser, Josephine Mack, and Dora Pizsics received the banner highest honor. The program featured a debut orchestra, class play Ten Minutes by the Clock, and a sequence of songs and dances culminating in diplomas for Lucille Brick and others.
OCR text shows a jumble of stock quotes and corporate names such as Beth Steel Baldwin Locomotive Iron Ore and Union Pacific. Numerous percentages, ticker-like codes, and place abbreviations mix with fragmented product references and line items, resembling a late 19th or mid-20th century financial page. The legible entities include Beth Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Union Pac, Royal Dutch, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Overland, with several percent figures and stock codes scattered throughout.
Sixty ministers from Johnstown will meet at First Presbyterian Church to decide actions to eliminate Sunday baseball at Ideal Park. Clergy banned Sunday games there two years ago after a series of independent games. last year no Sunday baseball, but since the Mid Atlantic States League opening, Sunday games have been scheduled again.
Joseph Tonkin presented a beautiful picture of Movhannon Creek to the Training School. The class song opened the program, setting a bright tone for the event.
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