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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
A militant faction backed by a cabinet demands punishment and payment for families of Greek officers. Greek troops are urged to advance and ensure compensation, with backing for official families and county officials as reported by the Only Daily.
West Point captures visions of 1925 football greatness as Oliphant Wilson and Am erican stars lead a squad eager to surpass 1924. Captain McEwan praises the team after a 27 to 0 victory over Notre Dame, while Wood and elite linemen loom as key contributors for the season.
Count Volpi finance minister outlines Italy debt policy in an interview, stressing each debtor nation may settle its debt to the United States independently. He will sail tomorrow with the Italian debt mission to negotiate the settlement.
The team features two veterans Yeoman and Harding with a strong backfield including Wilson, Trapnell, Hewitt, Yeamans, Harding and Buell. Captain McIwan asserts the unit is improved and asks if the team is better, replying Yes. The line aims for future challenges as the Navy looms.
Mrs Frances Kline called at the A A Wiggins home on Wednesday. Camp Fire Girls held a sewing at Mrs H P Millers Saturday. Miss Kathryn Harbinson visited her mother Mrs Orpha Harbinson Monday. Y P CG U plans a monthly social at Mr Charley Kerr’s Friday. Alvin Funkhouser visited John Wiggins on Thursday. Frank Craig and family Dale Walker Mrs Lowry Calhoun and daughter attended services Sunday. Edith and Frances Wood stayed late with Margaret Wiggins. Miss Lulu Wood suffers jaundice. Esther Harbison Florence Sharp Helen Johns and Annie Sell returned to Indiana for high school. Mr and Mrs Duff Edwards Annie Sell drove to Ohio Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Vern
In Marion Center a school-pen chant laments crowded quarters and lack of fire safety measures. Students describe moving toward high school while recalling missing water, no flag, and cramped closets. They joke that Pinchot and Chapman would frown at the situation as they train toward higher grades.
New York Oct 21 A coast guard message says all 27 crew members of the Italian freighter Ignazio Floria were taken to safety by the liner President Harding after the vessel caught fire. The rescue followed distress calls and continued weathering efforts.
In Philadelphia the State Athletic Commission fined Jack Zivic $100 for alleged thumb to Sailor Freedman in the October 7 Pittsburgh bout. Harvey J. Boyle, bedridden with pneumonia, dissented publicly, arguing the meeting should have been postponed. The bout occurred in Pittsburgh amid the World Series, with Freedman claiming an eye thumb and the fight proceeding ten rounds after a commission parley. In Toledo, the Moundsville news notes WV prison population at 1,860 and a new life sentence for criminal assault in Marion County.
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