Fragmented OCR raises questions on judicial control and reform
Analyzed OCR text debates judicial oversight and reform within state courts and Supreme Court practices. Mentions appointed judges, education, and production topics, with fragmented references to legal systems, frustration with current arrangements, and speculation on future improvements.
Radio exhibits as domestic innovation for mass enjoyment
The passage contrasts public and private interest in radio devices and scientific apparatus, noting many admire but few fully understand. It likens visitors to automobile show attendees, evaluating not grand machines owned by giants but approachable inventions that offer personal pleasure at modest prices with broad appeal.
Installation at Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
The Rev. J. D. Humphrey was installed as pastor at Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church Thursday evening in a largely attended service. The sermon and charge were given by the Rev. G. M. Ryall of Saltsbury with the charge to the pastor by Rev. R. M. Offutt of Indiana. A reception followed the service. Humphrey will be installed at West Lebanon Church this evening.
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J. D. Humphrey
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Plumville
Sagamore
G. M. Ryall
D. D
Saltsbury
R. M. Offutt
Indiana
Mr. Humphrey
West Lebanon Church
Exhibition of Work and Pitching Battle Recap
Aldridge and Covey pitched well in a tense series with surprising power from Wright and Cuyler. A unusual left by a flukish hit ended the game as fans noted the temporary stands boosting extra-base opportunities. The writers had expected high scoring, yet the pitchers dominated and the series delivered feature moments.
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Wright
Cuyler
Johnson
Aldridge
78th Reunion A Great Success At Memorial Hall
The 78th American Legion Post 141 reunion was held with absent Commander Bur eas H W Thomas noted. Major A B Hay led the event, praising the banquet at Memorial Hall and noting 1365 on the roster with only 60 living and 21 present. The day featured a business session, reminiscences, and a county tour including the Country Club and Camp Reat-a-While. New projects were announced for area sites and a sense the next reunion may be the last.
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H. W. Thomas
George A. Smith
American Legion
Burgess
Annie K. Lowry
Ladies Auxiliary
Herrelf
Jean Beers
Earl Streamgd
Indiana High School
Armory
American Legion Room
Memorial Hall
A. B. Hay
Pittsburgh
Lewis Hay
Zion Lutheran Church
Indiana
Country Club
Camp Reat-a
State Normal School
Hay
Butler
Death Claims Aged Resident Phoebe Nicholson
Memorial hospital Townstown reports the death of Phoebe Nicholson age 52 from Nant-y-Glo. Funeral services by Rev Allan Gray at the McDowell cemetery Indiatta coay follow at 2 PM Sunday from the Allan Gray residence. She is survived by husband William Nicholson and children William Nicholson Mrs Clarence Nipps and Mrs Robert Donaldson and Henry Seger.
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Robert Donaldson
Nant-y-Glo
Weathered Prohibition Storm Narrows Public Debate
A clipped 1925 news brief notes a storm that displaced a Hammonton girl and jokes about mothers welcoming such weather. The item mocks prohibition's side effects and the daily salience of weather as a topic, reflecting era tone.
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NIA Service, Inc
Increased Goal Production in Central Pennsylvania Bituminous Coal
Production of bituminous coal in Central Pennsylvania district continues to rise with September shipments about 270000 tons more than August. For the week ending October 3 totals improved over the prior week, September saw 66719 car loads or 3286780 tons shipped, roughly half the district capacity. August shipments were 80321 car loads or 3016050 tons. District capacity exceeds 7000000 tons. Large buyers seek soft coal contracts, none sizable yet, as shortages loom. Substitution of Central Pennsylvania car for anthracite is anticipated if hard coal suspensions persist. Coal men report no price increases yet, unlikely before late winter.
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Pennsylvania
Dietilet
Rural Valley Church Birthday Celebration Under Way
Rural Valley church marks its 45th anniversary with a weekend program led by Rev. R. M. of Indiana Pa and Rev. Calvin C. Hays. Excerpts include reminiscences by Edwin C Snyder and potential addresses by Judge Robert M. Ewing and the late J. C. R. Ewing. The church, organized in 1885, has grown from 26 to 905 members. current pastor Dr. Bartz began in 1928.
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Robert M. ‘Ewing
Allegheny County
J. C. Br, Ewing
D. D
Blairsville
Bartz
Kittanning
Presbyterian Council
Presbyterial Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Shenandoah Inquiry Court Begins Again
The Shenandoah naval inquiry resumes with Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne as chief witness. She disputed claims of naval sacrifice and then recanted under officer questioning. Officers weigh contempt risks for Mitchell as court rooms await Army guidance on possible punitive action and enforcement powers.
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Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Navy
Mitchell
Army
Tig
Naval Court
Blatter and Gilbert Open Home. Indiana Visitors Reported
Mrs Gertrude Blatter and her sister Mrs Margaret Gilbert arrived in Indiana yesterday to open Mrs Blatters home on Church Street. Several residents including H D Prothero of Kellysburg and R H Knox of North Mahoning township were seen around the Court House. others listed as visiting or transacting business in Indiana yesterday.
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E. N. Sawyer
Chisago
D. A. Zufall
Ernest
New York
Saglifs
Gertrude Blatter
Margaret Gilbert
Indiana
Mrs. Blaxter
Church Street
Siaxte Will Jolin
R. H. Knox
North Mahonia Township
Hayes George
Armstrong Township
Court House
W. ©. Jamison
East Mahoning Township
John Stuchelt of
Blacklick
Pinchot to Inspect State Aided Buildings in Indiana Tour
Governor Pinchot plans a quick inspection of state aided buildings in Marion Center and Indiana with remarks en route. He attends a Rotary Kiwanis dinner in Punxsutawney, speaks at the Methodist church, then moves to Kittanning for hospital inspection, court house meet, dinner at Chamber of Commerce rooms, and a high school address.
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Commonwealth
John’ A. JH. Keith
Court House
Marion Center
Indiana
Rotary
Kiwanie
Punxsutawney
Punxsutawney Methodist Episcopal Church
Pinchot
Kittanning
Cubs to Name New Manager After City Series
Report says the Chicago Cubs will appoint a new manager next season. President William Veeck refused to confirm but did not deny the plan, noting an official announcement will come after the city series is finished.
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Chicago Cubs
William Veeck
Cubs
Vandergrift Building report by A E Masten and Co
A. E. Masten and Company of the Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania files the report. The document notes business activity in the city and references local commercial concerns. Further details are not provided in the excerpt.
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A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
Market Gains Softly on Fed Credit Support
New York stock activity shows relief as the Federal Reserve Bank of New York maintains an 84 percent rediscount rate and lifts reserve ratio from 75.6 to 76 percent. Prices rise in Chrysler, United Cigar Stores, Baldwin, and Timken amid bullish moves in steel, oils, tires, and auto accessories. notable gainers include Worthington Pump and Kresge, with infrastructure plans and local projects noted.
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Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Chrysler Motor
United Cigar Stores
Baldwin
Steal
Timken
St. Jphul Road
Bureau of Railway Economics
Vinaudoi
Gold Dugt
Worthington ‘Pump
Brown Book
Martin Payry
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