08 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
1
Publication indicates June 18 release of editions for multiple towns including Aay ae Beleee a and Cunding. Mentions managers editor and editor staff, parish notes, and rate mode. Notices at the post office in Indians classify as second class matter for mailing.
The New York Herald notes a presidential refusal to treat the Wilson Cove 6 issue as merely political. It declares the November vote a genuine national referendum to instruct representatives on foreign policy, framing the election as a test of public will against Wilsonianism and executive domination.
Fires set in a hotel basement and rooms triggered alarms as authorities chased a suspect after three arrests of a former state trooper and two hotel employees. A fourth and fifth fire followed, with one suspect fleeing from a second floor room as police closed in. Witnesses described two assisting women, including an Italian, and a lookout in Taylor alley as a man jumped from a window and fled amid a volley of police shots.
Interest grows in a World War moving pictures event and a lecture to be held Wednesday evening to support National Guard recruitment. The authentic battlefield footage may include local faces. operator was distant during troop movements. Children require adult accompaniment for admission.
The rear hotel area saw the suspect escape again as fires caused extensive damage. Estimated loss to Mr. Nollenberger ranges from 8000 to 10000 dollars, mostly from repairs and lost patronage. Many rooms soaked, walls damaged, bedding and furniture destroyed. Firemen were told the fire was out before investigation revealed ongoing flames.
Washington November 8 Former President William H Taft was openly predicted by leaders of the bench and bar to become the new Chief Justice of the United States Court, succeeding Chief Justice White who is reportedly desirous of resigning. White, 74, is regarded as a leading legal authority on the Court.
Mike Federinko of North Sixth Street had a narrow escape when his Overland car was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania passenger train at the Church Street crossing about 8 40 this morning. He failed to hear the approaching train until on the tracks. a gas pressure sent the car clear, but the front axle was bent and one fender damaged.
Washington chatter centers on a possible resignation by President Wilson amid a brewing power struggle. Bryan eyes a return to party leadership, while McAdoo factions push to position him as Wilsons heir despite Cox and 1924 associations shaping the race.
An advertisement promotes Vinel cod liver oil and iron as a natural strength builder. It claims Vinel creates red blood cells, improves circulation and appetite, aids sleep, and renews vitality. Mrs. Chas. Moone testimony cites influenza weakness and rapid recovery. Drugstores supposedly stock Vinci with no substitutes.
Simco Salve is advertised as softening, penetrating and antiseptic for eczema and other skin troubles, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It touts use for bruises, cuts, burns and rashes and claims benefits for chest and throat ailments. available in 30¢, 60¢ and $1.00 jars through Carson Shrom Co or Daugherty Drug Store in Indiana and wholesale via Wm. M. Simpson Drug Co.
Washington reports a continued drop in bituminous coal prices as the National Coal Association notes softer markets and large mine outputs. Operators, urged to ship locally to avoid car shortages, work with Attorney General Palmer to curb abuses in coal handling amid car releases and policy changes by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The belief in the horseshoe as a luck charm grew strongest at the turn of the 18th to 19th century with widespread use. Landy Nelson reportedly nailed a horseshoe to a Victory 3 list, and many towns showed widespread display with homes half adorned by horseshoes.
A Forties to Sixties era praise of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Alice Raney of Marie Oklahoma endorses the remedy after using it during menopause while praising its safety and effectiveness. She notes family use and recommends writing to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
The U S Treasury Secretary favors abolishing excess profit taxes and replacing with higher graduated income taxes on large incomes. He urges strict federal spending limits and economy to meet a projected 4 billion dollar annual revenue and cover three year obligations including war notes and savings securities.
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