Debates on Shaw Galsworthy Kipling and Soviet policy
A fragmented account discusses Shaw and Galsworthy as literary figures, Kipling’s address, and rectorial questions at a Scottish university. It notes debates among factions, including Labor Party stance on Soviet Russia and Western political alliances. References to Samuel Gompers mark the labor context.
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Shaw
Galsworthy
Rec St. Andrew's University
Barrie
Forsyte
Patts
Kipling
Eek
Samu
Gompers
American Federation
Hind
Gomp
Notable October Pulse as World Series and Poetry Tour Rise
The piece notes widespread appeal of the World Series and October frenzy, with radio amplifying baseball interest across America. It highlights Alfred Noyes and Alfred Tennyson visits, praising Noyes as a great living poet whose readings draw crowds in Indiana. Ritz Theater offers reserved seats at $1.00 and balcony 50 cents for 8 p.m. Tuesday performances.
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Prince of Wales
Indiana
Europe
Alfred Tennyson
Tennyson
Alfred Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Noyes
Ritz Theater
Loss of pattern shop at Rosedale Foundry
Pittsburgh October 19 Officials of the Rosedale Foundry estimated losses may exceed 750000 after a fire destroyed the pattern shop. The collapse of the moulding room walls Injured two firemen and narrowly trapped others under bricks and stone in Indiana County's only daily.
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Pittsburgh
Rosedale Foundry Company
Opening Guns Fired in 1925 Tax Reduction Fight
Debates erupt over 1925 tax cuts with Democrats seeking double Mellon’s recommendation and longer debt elimination. Garner Swanson push for 62 year debt payoff. Republicans accuse Dems of political timing ahead of elections. Mellon counters exempting the little man destabilizes tax structure. Also notes highway project cost to improve Madison Section West Newton Greensburg at $7,000.
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Mellon
United States
Treasury
Rep
Garner
House
Swanson
Virginia
Senate
Publi Eang
Little Fellow
Edge
New Jersey
Melon
Madison
West Newton- Greensburg
Death Calls Mrs Harriet Harman and More
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Harriet Harman and others, with services conducted by Rev D B Graham. W J Mancase, Florence Pittman, Sara Nesbit, D S Spicher, and Aunt Ann Weaver are among those mourned, detailing burial sites, family ties, and long lives in Indiana and surrounding areas.
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Alexander Jewell
Butler
Edward
Raymond Jewell
James Jewell
Kent
Ann Miller
Indiana
Tillie White
California
Hazard Jewell
Kansas
D. 8. Graham
Edgewood Cemetery
Salisburg
Foster Young
Latrobe
Johnstown
Grandview Cemetery
D. D. Spicher
Hillsdale
David S$. Spicher
Peter
Barbara
Decker) Spicher
Fairview Baptist
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Smith
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Funeral of Normal Student Highlights School Community
Miss Helen Exler, a Morrell school teacher, and Miss Bernadette Exler, a Lock Haven Normal School junior, were remembered as popular, active students. The Indiana Normal School obituary notes Exler formed friendships, was a leading member, and valued by her class.
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Ers
Helen Exler
Morrell School
Bernadette Exler
Lock Haven Normal School
Exler
Calves
Indiana
Exty
Bey Claps
Men’s Day at Leechburg Presbytery Celebrated
The article recalls a church event led by C Hark Steal Superintendent and Rev W F Hinitt Dy Do with a sermon by Dr Hinitt. About 400 attended a social cafeteria function, then a conference in the audience room highlighted work by men for men. J R King credited for success with support from leaders and committees. May there be more such days.
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Woodcock
C. Hark Steal
Audult
W. F. Hinitt
E. ©. Buchheit
Leech
Mr. King
Saltsbury
H. 5. Kissinger
Homer City
Prof. Machlin
Apollo
Mr. Culbertson
Kittanning
S. J. Mulbarger
Mr. Botsford
Marion Center
W. N. Templeton
Clymer
Calvin Walker
Curry
J. M. Johnston
Bethel
Rev. Good
Leechburg
Mr. McMullin
Vandergrift
G. T. Buchanan
Mr. Parker
Ray
Warner
J. R. King
King
Red Shield Day Raises Funds for Indiana Girls
A report sketches totals from Red Shield Day, listing 900 plus dollars raised by Indiana girls. Names and exact contributions are provided for dozens of contributors from Bluffdale to Heilwood, with several smaller amounts noted for participants under five dollars.
Dry Headquarters Will Stay in Washington
Federal action tightens on prohibition cases as administrators prepare new prosecutions and seek dismissal where conviction chances are slim. Officials aim to clear federal court dockets while expanding state cooperation and rapid handling of cases. Treasury says prohibition law envisions concurrent jurisdiction with states and that state courts will handle some enforcement. Active steps will be taken shortly.
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Prohibition
United States
Andrews
Department of Justice
Treasury
Blairsville residents mingle with Indiana visitors at court
Clark Watsoni, Esq., a Blairsville figure, visited the Gazette Office. Many locals and visitors were noted at Indiana gatherings, including Twila Hoover and Ruth Finn at Hoover home, C If Rank the Montgomery assessor, and several others from Rochester Mills, Rossiter, Creekside, Shelocta, Commodore, and Greensburg, with hunting licenses and weekend visits logged.
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Clark Watsoni, Esq
Blairsville
Gazette
Dry drive launched in Great Britain to poll every borough
The new campaign centers on Lief Jones' bill linking a four year poll in each parliamentary borough to decide on prohibiting intoxicants. The British drys see local option as the opening wedge toward total prohibition, contrasting with America’s former anti-Saloon fight. Wellsboro contract soon to force rebuilding. Philadelphia sites: cornerstone for Fire& Company HQ, Germantown Friends' School expansion cost $200,000.
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Lief Jones
America
Treasury urges better state cooperation on enforcement
Officials consider sending a letter to the governor requesting a pledge of assistance in law enforcement. The move aims to bolster cooperation between federal and state authorities and improve city enforcement efforts.
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Treasury
ath_ rovernor
Vandergrift Building report by A E Masten Co
A. E. Masten & Co reported from the Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania detailing events or observations tied to business or civic matters. The item presents a concise account of activities associated with the building and its occupants.
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A. E. Masten & Co
Vandergrift Building
Pittsburgh, Pa
School Leaders in Conference Friday Evening
Conference features a short program by music faculty and several talks on education policy. Speakers include H H Baish on retirement system changes, A W Castle on extension education law, and localSuperintendents discussing teacher training, supervision, and student selection for normal schools.
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Jast
H. H. Baish
Harrisburg
Extension Education Law
A. W. Castle
Stone Company's Plant Destroyed in Monroe Fire
A mysterious fire destroyed the Trance Stone Company's plant in Monroe Michigan causing about 400 dollars in damage. Gas explosions rocked nearby homes and buildings within a mile as flames erupted in three spots in a main crushing building. Authorities suspect arson and note this is the third such blaze in ten years.
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Monroe
Mich
Trance Stone Company
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