Fragmentary gossip on debt talks and political intrigue
A garbled report discusses Gen Butler and Mayor Kendrick in Philadelphia politics, debt settlement prospects, and potential loan talks with American bankers. It hints at French and London financial considerations and possible shifts in credit without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gendler
Kendrick
Mary
The
Church of Philadelphia
Frinds
Philadelphia
Butler
Weach
Amy Washington
New York
Povernust
Washington
London
Plans for Sesqui Expo Debates Funded Build Yet Unformed
The article notes a gulf between architect drawings and an actual construction program for the Sesqui project. It cites reliance on American loans for France and a need to satisfy Washington on war debt. A design board must be formed before formal plans, amid only two buildings under way or contracted and the South Philadelphia stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Philadelphia
Seaqui Pranadrs
Board of Design
Wich
Josephine Youth Held in County Jail for Robbery
Josephine Youth, age 20, is jailed on a robbery charge after two tips found in his pocketbook showed he sent $10.60 in stamps to Montgomery Ward to order merchandise. He admitted the act and identified himself as the perpetrator when asked by Sheriff Malcolm. He has a prior burglary conviction in Estes and was a fugitive from the Colorado Industrial Reform School since last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery-Ward
Malcolm
Thompson
McClintock
Denver
Cal
Esssree
Colorado Industrial Reform School
Road Work Advances Across Indiana County Networks
Much progress shown in Indiana county road work as a section from Beyer near Plumville to Rural Valley remains unfinished this fall while the Elderton-Shelocta stretch of the Kittanning road opened to the public Saturday. Officials anticipate spring resumption of ends and new starts on Indiana to Shelocta and Indiana to Ebenaburg routes, with Wayne avenue also slated for improvements. A full county-wide highway network is hoped by the end of 1926, linking all county seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nett & Sons
Beyer
Plumville
Elderton-Shelocta
Kittanning
Acus
Indiana
Shelocta
Ebenaburg
Wayne Avenue
Indiana County
Farmers' Day At Punxsutawney Exceeds Expectations
County agents from Jefferson Armstrong Clearfield and other counties praised the general exhibit as one of the finest in the region. Winslow and Warner lauded the corn and potatoes quality while the grain display rivaled top displays. winners will go to Harrisburg January State Farm Products Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Winslow
W. O. Mitchell
Jefferson County
Hustlin
Jim" Winslow
Jack Warner
Harrisburg
Punxautawney
J. BR. Dickey
Pennsylvania State College
Porter Club
Sprankles Mills
Cloe
Worthville
Frostburg
Kiwanis
Gleckler Hotel
Jefferson Theater
J. H. Dunlap
U. S. Department of Agriculture
P. J H. Dewey
State Grange
Rev Lentz Dies in Holy Land Auto Crash
In Jerusalem on October 28 Rev. Warner Lentz age 25 from Bangor Pennsylvania was killed along with a guide when the car returning from the Mount of Olives overturned. His bride, Miss Perala Schramm of Burlington Vermont, was lightly hurt and the chauffeur injured. The couple planned to depart for Baghdad for the Presbyterian Mesopotamian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Warner L:utz
Bangor
Pennsylvania
Perala Schramm
Burlington
Var
Mount of Olives
Lentz
Bagdsd Leadny
Presbyterian Mesopotamian Mission
Home brew accessory may become staple in hardware stores
Atlantic City Oct 23 delegates to the American Hardware Manufacturers Association heard Charles H. Williams of Streator Michigan say home brew accessories have become a staple line in hardware trade. He noted the category has replaced saloon accessory trade in towns and is now common in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles H. Willams
Streator
American Hardware ‘Manufacturers Association
Penn State Prep Scrimmage Foreshadows Michigan State Clash
Penn State completed its final scrimmage ahead of the Michigan State game on Saturday. The Nittany Lions faced a fast, tricky Spartan attack while aiming to field an alert defense and strengthened line with key personnel shifts led by captain Gray at center and Michalske at fullback. The team blends four seniors, four sophomores, and three juniors as Bezdek’s four lineup changes near the schedule edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Lebanon Valley
Franklin
Marshall
Marietta
Bezdekian
Georgian Tech
Michigan State
Gonch Bezdek
Capt. Gray
McCann
Weston
Pritchard
Slamp
Filak
House
Michalske
Sixth body recovered from S-51 wreck at Block Island
New London Conn Oct 23 The sixth body was taken from the S-51 wreck sunk off Block Island by the City of Rome on Sept 25. Divers found the sailor under the hull while salvaging for identification at Newport naval hospital. Of 86 aboard 27 remain missing with 3 rescued and 5 bodies recovered earlier.
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New London
Conn
Block Island
Rome
Navy
Seek War Vet as Bank Robber
Federal authorities sought John P. Phelan a shell shocked ex soldier with a police record as one of ten men who held up three U S Federal Reserve Bank messengers in Chicago yesterday morning escaping with 1000000 in non negotiable checks Phelan tentatively identified by guard Victor Flaska via police photograph and partly verified by six companions Phelan recently faced six burglaries charges and was treated at Walter Reed hospital before a northern sanitarium assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
John P. Phelan
United States Federal Reserve Bank
Phelan
Victor Flaska
Walter Hines
Death claim denied by Abd el Krim aide Azzerkan
London dispatch quotes Mohammed Azzerkan foreign minister for Abd el Krim denying reports of his death. He says if it had occurred he would have known first and would not conceal it. Azzerkan was reportedly blown up at the mouth of a cannon for alleged treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Twain
London Times
Mohammed Azzerkan
Abd-el- Krim
Azzerkan
Tangier
Azzerkin
Death Claims Chas A Beam in Johnstown
Charles A Beam of Bon Air near Dolington died yesterday morning in the Lee Methodist hospital at Johnstown after several weeks as a patient. He was born in Conemaugh township Cambria County in 1876, the son of the late James and Amanda Beam. He worked in the Semen mills for the last 30 years and was married in 1906 to Blanche Billick of Indiana county. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A
Bon Air
Dolingtown
Johnstown
James and
Amands Beam
Conemaugh Township
Cambria County
Losg
Berm
Blanche Billick
Indiana County
Bee Ben Mange
East Versus West the Big Contests on Tomorrow’s Schedule
New York reports feature Chicago’s invasion of the East to meet Penn in a headline matchup. Yale travels to Providence to face Brown with rumors of new plays. Harvard meets Dartmouth at Cambridge while Dartmouth’s defense has yet to be scored against this season.
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New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Red
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Princeton
Colgate
Army
St. Louis
Colpbbia-Williams
Eviction Sparks No. 2 Shaft Mine Strike
Evictions at the Sagamore mine amid a push to raise production trigger a miners strike. United Mine Workers District No. 2 chief John Brophy criticizes the B and S Company for forcing families from Sagamore housing. Company officials say the matter rests with No. 2 shaft miners. A mass meeting led to an immediate strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore
B. and
Us.co
John Brophy
United Mine Workers
Calloway
Brophy
No. 2
DuBois
Richard McNally
William Buckelonis
Joseph Lucabage
James Mark
Mrs Julia Mock Undergoes Amputation at Indians Hospital
Mrs Julia Mock aged 70 mother of Indiana mechanic John Mock underwent a successful operation at Indians Hospital Wednesday. She previously injured her foot leading to gangrene. doctors advised amputation below the knee. Report today says she is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Mock
John Mock
Indiana
the Indians Hospital
Mack
Gangreen
Jeg
Stony Point Capitalist Declared Incompetent to Manage Wealth
Ezekiel O. Rose, longtime local figure nicknamed the David Harum of Stony Point, has been adjudged incompetent to administer his fortune after amassing about 1.9 million dollars as a town capitalist. The Oct. 23 ruling sets limits on his control of the estate he built in the small river town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Point
Ezekiel
Rose
David Harum
Home Fire Kills Three Children in Pittsburg Home
Three children aged 2 to 6 perished when a fire consumed James Gates's home in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Gates had stepped from the room to dress by an oil stove and returned to find the youngsters engulfed in flames. Efforts to rescue failed as the fire spread quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James Gates
Naval aviators die in Cuban plane crash
Two naval aviators, Sidney N. Smith of Norfolk and Albert M. Summey of Barberton, Ohio, were killed yesterday at Cuantánsmo, Cuba, when their plane crashed during maintenance. The bodies will be sent back to the United States for burial, the Navy Department was advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
TNS
Sidney N. Smith
Norfolk
Albert M. Summey
Barberton
Cuantansmo
Cuba
United States
Navy Department
Community News Highlights Local Visitors and Trips
Mrs Coleman Schmidt of Philipsburg is visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph Swires. Miss Nettle and Effie Anderson depart for Orlando for winter months. Mrs Kate Lucas leaves for Atlantic City for several weeks. George Bridge of Blairsville visits Indiana on business. Miss Mirgitta Schrecengost goes to Pittsburgh for beauty course at Maison-Frederick. M S Craig of Parkwood calls on Indiana friends. John Houghman and brother S H Houghman visit Indiana business. M H and W L Brown of Clymer visit Court House. Eugene Neal of Trade City spends Thursday with Indiana friends. Emerson Sprankle of Clymer hunter takes license in Court House. Thomas Miksell of Blairsville visits Indiana. John Horrell of Blacklick shops in town. Walter Streams of Marion Center visits Gus Linder in Commodore. Charles Cochran of Plumville transacts business in Indiana. William Jarvie of Clymer works as mechanic in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Schmidt
Philipsburg, Pa
Horel
Ralph Swires
Butler Divine Reinstated in the Ministry
The Synod of Pennsylvania debates prohibition and Sabbath observance urging voters to back officials aligned with the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act. Resolutions condemn Sunday sports and seek funds for minister pensions while plans for a 1926 gathering are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Synod of Pennsylvania
George W. Shelton
Pittsburgh
W. A. Jobs
First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
H. G. Shelly
Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania
Will Hays
Dr. Shelly
Moderatorharles R. Erdman
Williamaport
The Best None Too Good Remedy Endorsed
After years of stomach suffering the narrator credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from pain bloating and gas. The testimonial claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus and reduces intestinal inflammation, easing chronic stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Fragmented stock listing and company names cross the page
A dense OCR fragment lists stock lines and firm names such as Anaconda, Beth Steel, Gulf, Cuba Sugar, Canary, and Continental Oil. It appears as a scattered market page item with percentages and capital letters interspersed, including mentions of Baldwin, Lehigh Valley, Republic, and Royal Dutch. The source reads like a chaotic financial snippet with incomplete context and numerous misspellings.
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Oi Pile Am
Sapdberes
Ati
Tel
Fe Scene Ee
Reviveesueis
Beth ‘Steel Wiverreegees Adm Baldwin Lotosssersee Jorm
Cal Pet
Essvereesve
Cuba
Amawrens Ate
Gad Cie
Motayvs S
Seere
Granby
Nox
Kan
City
Gop
Csesesreesse
Lehigh Val
Magritte Copssasterss
Date Mar
BUM Continental
N.Y. G. N.Y. N. Hy Nor
Pac
Ah Te
Rep
Royal Dutch Rock Island
Sinclair Ol
Stand
Studehaker
N. J
Ind
N. Y South
Raila
Ae Ze
Dijon
UW. S
Steal
Batlienouse
Aes Willys Overlee Radio
Plan to Halt Flow of Beer into Pittsburgh
Federal court records detail contempt rulings against Dicklich and four Mountain Products Company associates in Jenners township Somerset county for violating prohibition. Proceedings cover sentencing for Brockunier and Fisher, with surrender dates set for November 2, and a reported sighting of Dicklich in Johnstown. Chicago bootlegging case looms with indictments expected against five railroads and officials amid a vast beer network flooding Chicago and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Meyer
Dicklich
Mountain Products Company
Jenners Township
Somerset County
Federal District Court
Alfred Brockmist
William Fisher
Schoonmaker
Meyer
Dieklich
Johnstown
Brockunier
Tisher
Louis Abramson
Chicago
Eastern
Chicago Police Department
United States
James L. McDowell
Clarence L. Converse
Edwin A. Olson
McDowell
Converse
Goads
Olson
New York
Iwnnsylvania
Massachusetts
Canada
Prohibition
Custamera
China
Puliva
Four murderers' widow weds No. 5 in Oakland
Oakland dispatch reports Fva Bollinger widow of four murderers wed again, taking her fifth husband yesterday. The terse item notes her sequence of marriages to men identified by case numbers, highlighting a sensational record in local crime lore.
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Oakland
Cal
Fva Bollinger
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Tion Bates
Advanca Gaur
Seareeseries
Anal. News Service
Wll
Punxsutawney
Rev
Holy Land
Foco
Andy
Walla
Bissell
New England
Real Colonial Patterns
Stewart & Co. Inc
Ams
State
Michigan
Death
Chas, A
Beam
Missea Nettle
Effie Anderson
Orlando
Florida
Kate Lucas
George Bridge
Blairsville
Mirgitta Schrecengost
Maison-Frederick School
M.S. Craig
Parkwood
John Houghman
Peruiay
8. H. Houghman
M. H. and
W. L. Brown
Clymer
Court House
Eugene Neal
Trade City
Emerson Sprankle
Thomas Miksell
Blairaville
John Horrell
Blacklick
Walter Streams
Marion Center
Gus Linder
Commodore
Charles Cochran
William ‘Jarvie
Clymet
Butler Divine
Dale
Tan
Wey
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