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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

7

Submarine disaster bodies recovered as divers plunge

In London authorities report bodies pulled from the wreckage after a submarine disaster off New London. Divers entered the engine and torpedo rooms to locate crew members Walter Lawton and Brady Lindsay among others. Rescue work continues as officials assess salvage and safety measures.

London Conn INS Walter Edtds Lawton Weymouth Brady L. Lindsay East Vernmient Street Pensacola Florida Navy Stongton Christy

Minstrels Seat Sales Amid Knrwanis Show Plans

Committee reports advance sale for Monday night's Klwanis show with a few seats left and more for Tuesday. Promoters aim to fund community efforts through the event while promoting the singing talent of Aundie and the troupe.

Fle Ilvéardy Klwanis Ganpbella Wanes Monty Mund

Anish Force Occupies Adjir in Morning Clash

Anish force occupies Adjir at 11 40 amid report of a tense exchange. The action occurs as conflicting reports from the field reach Windon and Mardpld, signaling a shift in control and potential escalation in the region.

Windon INS Span Troupe Adjir Atlanponn

Blairsville Stores Close For Centennial Observance

Town merchants closed Thursday in honor of the Blairsville Centennial. Employees attended the celebration and neighboring merchants joined in the courtesy, allowing workers time off to participate in the event and related activities.

Biriraville Blairsville

Harrisburg to mail 1926 license plate renewal notices

The Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Harrisburg will start mailing renewal application blanks on Oct 6 for Pennsylvania vehicle registrations. Owners must sign, attach remittance, and return to Harrisburg. no notarization needed. If address changes, notify the bureau to avoid cards returning. about 1086 plates will be issued, with a potential last minute rush.

Harrisburg Bureau of Motor Vehicles Pennsylvania Harrisboro

Local gridiron trip to Turtle Creek for Indian High School

Indians High School football team plans to travel to Turtle Creek tomorrow morning to face Unley High School tomorrow afternoon. After a strong showing against the Kiski Reserves last Saturday, the squad displayed team cohesion and individual effort that hint at future improvement.

Indians Torre Creek Unley Kiski

Fog delays the Ford Air Test in St Louis

In St Louis on October 2, fog postponed the departure of a Ford Airways test flight. The aircraft planned to depart between eight thirty and nine o clock but remained on the ground awaiting improving visibility. The test team adjusted plans to delay the jump to Indianapolis until the following day.

NL. Louis Indianapolis Ty Aye Ibnapolis

Pittsburgh Legislator Released On Bail After Raid

An Allegheny legislator was released on bail after being charged in a federal raid. Investigators say $70 was offered as an inducement to leave three barrels of beer found in a cellar. The man claims he was only a spectator and did not approach federal officers.

Silaan Mangan Ye Hig

Blairsville Highway Day marks hundred year road opening

Blairsville celebrated the William Penn Highway opening during its old home week marking Blairsville’s hundredth birthday. The day featured a 9 am parade, a park ox roast, band concerts, and a Kiwanis dinner. Delegations from Johnstown and local clubs attended, with speeches by state officials and leaders, noting road progress and policy changes.

William Penn Highway Blairsville Y. M. GC. A. Park Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce Rotary Clubs Johnstown J. Wilbur Crotzer M.Z. Smith Alexander McKeever John W. Cramer James Adams Democrat Johnstown Chamber of Commerce Good Roads Friendly City Association John C. Cosgrove Harry Hesselsbein George W. Swank George T. Robinson Earle B. Robinson Jed von Sholer A. M. Custer David Glasser P. J. Morrissey Phil le Caulfield J. C. Loppert Handcome Bankes Blairsgivle Elizabeth Smith Ebensburg Cambria Murrysville Allegheny County Crotzer William Penn Westmoreland County West Alexandria Smith’ Station Indiana J. B. Archibald Lorette Jesse E. B. Cunningham Adam Wyant Westmoreland M. Clyde, Kelley Braddock General Assembly

Violations land trio in county work house

Mrs Violi was found guilty of liquor violations and sentenced by Judge Langham to eight months to two years in the County Work House. Ms Pizzanella, guilty of pandering, faces six months to two years and has appealed, released on bail. Mrs Teimachi, pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor, received three months but was released to care for her ill daughter.

Caroline Violi Vd. N. Langham Hosio Pkzzanella Mra. J. Teimachi

Little progress in felt case involving Belt murder

Philadelphia report from October details a chaotic scene as Belt, a wealthy real estate man, is murdered in Ledgroom house arrest on the ground floor. Lilien Al Howiuel, accused, sobbed in court while authorities pursued the case.

Philadelphia Deatcy Marie Wignule Lilien AL Howiuel Hey Hone Hyskeinen Nemantha

Reactors go next Tuesday from Indiana stock yards

The remaining reactors in the county will be shipped from the stock yards at Indiana next Tuesday morning October 6. About 120 head or four carloads to ship. All cattle owners should have reactors at the stock yards before noon. Four carloads have been toned. four auto loads of farmers with reactors departed for Pittsburgh stockyards for inoculation and post-slaughter examinations led by Frank Muster of Blick Lick township and W. Warner of Cont Ag.

Indiana Haom Cauny Pittsburgh Souviere Blick

Darlington Hotel Destroyed by Early Morning Fire

Beav er Falls Pa Oct 2 Threatening the business section of Darlington fire following an explosion today destroyed the Darlington hotel and caused about 40000 in damage. Guests were awakened by flames and fled in their night clothing as fire raced through the building.

Beaver Falls Darlington

Photographers Meet In Johnstown Share School Techniques

The Central Pennsylvania Photographers association held a quarterly meeting yesterday in Johnstown at I. G. Vornick’s studio. Eighty three members attended a hands on session with Wilt HY. Powell of Washington giving demonstrations on lighting posing and studio operation. Officers and members listed include L. G. Tohistawny president Gael Doyutius secretary Thirty Plank desk Lane and others.

Saaccingion I. G. Vornick Johnstown le 83 Memoer Hovnick Wilt HY Powles Washington, D.yy Min. Bowley Tras Beer Winona Iet Ter Powe Offeers Aero Ayet L. GH Gael Doyutius Mdiawa Georetuy Tiiiry Plank Venderprijt Tran

Kiwanis Visit To Punxsutawney Club Planned

Kiwanigans of Ludlena vow to make official visit to Punxsutawney Kiwanis Club this season. The event includes an Interact club program. A New Brussels display window features a Sirens Gift Shop lineup for the upcoming year.

Taran Percemings Mane Tuva Kiwanig Club Ludlena Ha Tynxeulswney Hos Lub Nay Neweey Tony Brag CAL Elaughsy

Miss America Ming Lamphier Recovers From Pneumonia

Ming America Fay Lamphier of Oakland California escaped a serious pneumonia spell. At the Alamac Hotel she has been ill since Monday. Dr Edmund Devol said she passed the crisis and is much improved, expected to be up early next week.

New York Ming America Fay Lamphier Oakland California Alamac Hotel Edmund Devol

Robbery at Plaza. Donohues Targeted to Shield Sons

New York October 2 Extraordinary precautions were taken by Mr and Mrs James P Donohue after their Hotel Plaza apartment was robbed of jewels valued at 683000 dollars Police say the heist aimed to abduct their two sons The Donohues descend from jewelry and wealth with Mrs Donohue formerly Jessie Woolworth and heirs to a 50000000 estate Pearls valued among the loot include large strings built over years and selected for flawless matching

New York INS James P. Donohue Hotel Plaza Dongchue Autoriaé Donohues Donohue Misa Jessie Woolworth Frank W. Woolsworth

Punxsutawney Band Concert Delights Indiana Citizens

The American Legion Band of Punxsutawney performed on their homeward route from Blairsville, giving a delightful musical program to Indiana residents. Led by Henry J. Wilson, the group drew favorable remarks for their well-played selections and song numbers.

Punxsutawney Indiana Blairailley Legion Band Henry J. Wilson In- Wana Big ‘Run William, Banks, Bey

Hall Blair Breaks Ankle in New Haven Accident

Hall Blair, a Yale student, slipped on a street and broke an ankle in New Haven Connecticut. The incident occurred near South Sixth Street as he walked with his parents present at the scene. Local notices list sale items from the Gazette Office including pin and paper supplies.

New Haven Conn Hall Blair James Blair South Sixth Street Yale Ean Ok

Bullen Washington Letter On Navy Flight Plan Sparks Debate

A garbled dispatch cites aviation experts and officials debating a proposed unified air unit versus separate Navy flyers. Rodgers criticizes unification and argues the fleet requires distinct aviation roles amid budget and organizational tensions.

Bullen Washington Mander John Honolulu Rodgers Navy

Negotiations and policy notes amid fiscal debate

The fragment references ongoing negotiations and a large sum of 4 billion dollars, with mentions of a continuing wartime and government plans. It notes aim to finalize within a period, a sense of urgency, and a sale starting in October. The text is incomplete but centers on finance, war, and government action.

George Washington Spa Hay

October Fire Loss Savings Plan Highlighted

Major M. Williamy, chief of the Bureau of Prevention, notes heat measurement of crops stored in barns could cut costly daily fire losses. He cites the $6,000 average loss and urges adoption of barn safety measures as a practical safeguard amid October fires.

M. Wilhiamy Huxeau Jaior

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