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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
4
A political clash unfolds as Democrats and Republican insurgents dispute the administration's postwar pace toward a peace basis. Critics argue prewar and postwar expenses rise, while the administration defends necessary wartime spending and promises progress, though defense funding and aviation neglect are under fire.
INS notes outline various phases of public service agreements dated October 9, highlighting scope, timelines, and responsibilities for involved agencies and contractors. The brief emphasizes phased implementation and monitoring actions.
An advertisement touts a tonic blend of Liver Oil and Asante to restore strength and vigor, selling genuine Liver Oil and Iron at Daugherty's Drug Store. Separately, a legal opinion by Attorney General Woodruff clarifies the Public Service Commission’s limited authority over Conowingo power project securities, pool rental terms, and transmission line leases, with broader review pending on accounting requirements for Philadelphia Electric Power Company. Local infrastructure items note Bethlehem Steel operation, a Pittsburgh railroad tunnel upgrade, a Lycoming Creek bridge contract, and a new road from Pennsburg to Gerryville.
In northeast California the Pit River project advances toward a 660,000 horsepower system after about ten years and one hundred million dollars. A reinforced dam, a four mile tunnel, and a 90,000 horsepower power house rise as the seven-plant scheme nears completion. The work employs massive blasting, shovels, and a riverfront railroad to advance the dramatic power development.
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