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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
A long mixed digest discusses Ireland's constitutional status under the British crown, Morris's statue planning in Philadelphia, and economic and naval topics. It notes Britain may dispatch a naval mission to Chile, plus Chile's reliance on British training and ships, highlighting historical ties and regional power dynamics.
John ONeil aged 90 meets buddies in Avonmore. Peter Wise, 72, hotel keeper and author on labor troubles, completes the group. Wise is well known across the neighboring county to the south. The four men total 324 years in age.
President Coolidge lauded Y M C A agencies for fostering unity among movements. He said shared characteristics should be emphasized to build friendship and cooperation rather than promote contention and animosity. Indiana County's Only Daily.
Doris Duke, 12, daughter of the late James B. Duke, becomes a major beneficiary of a 150 million estate. The trust pays income to her and her mother and the remainder transfers to Duke University at milestones 21 26 and 30. If alive at twenty one the plan directs university endowment and future gifts totaling tens of millions.
Dr Hinitt will discuss a report on prohibition at a series of church meetings. The text lists multiple area churches with service times and pastors, including Evangelist Wade Patrick, Rev John Crosby, Rev C H Garman, Rev H L Hood, and others. It notes prayer meetings, Sunday School, and evening services across Homer City and nearby communities through the week.
Fog and drizzle postponed the Schneider Cup seaplane races off Baltimore Bay Shore. United States Great Britain and Italy nav the 188.86 mile triangular course for the Jacques Schneider Cup amid high stakes and recent crash setbacks. American entrants Doolittle Cuddihy Ofstie prepared for a pace not exceeding 230 mph as Italy fielded new boat-type monoplanes and Britain faced equipment losses.
Sofia accuses Greek forces of plundering towns and occupying eight areas. Bulgaria signals willingness to await League of Nations decision. London circles expect a neutral zone and a military inquiry. Briand urges Sofia and Athens to arbitration under the pact of the International Court of Justice.
For sale notice lists kraut cabbage at 298 12th Street Ball with contact phone 371. The terse ad includes location and price cue and is typical classified material from the period.
New York Oct 23 The coming Winter baseball season is seen as active with many clubs trading to satisfy fans. The Cubs may move Rabbit Maranville from Chicago amid a reshaping of rosters as rivals like the Yankees and Robins pursue new stars and veterans such as Wally Pipp and Jack Smith hit the market.
Chicago news reports Prof. A S Romer of the University of Chicago plans to bring fossil remains of a 100 million year old fish to the university. He describes the ancient creature as a genuine old fashioned funny inhabitant of the sea and notes the skull comprises about a quarter of the length.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on October 24 Ralph Viana severed his finger while chopping a chicken. He treated himself with a local anesthetic, used a needle and thread to sew the wound, and reportedly felt no ill effects as he weathered the injury without medical help or charges.
Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson of Blairsville took their daughter to Indiana yesterday for tonsil removal at Stephans Clark Hospital. Dozens of Indiana visitors and local residents are listed as stopping by or traveling for appointments, business, or to visit relatives including Mrs Adda P Elkin and Attorney Joan Getty. Many locals from Blairsville and nearby towns were seen in Indiana for medical, personal, or business reasons over the day.
London October 24 A new bombing aircraft combining American engine and design elements is being added to the British air force. Built by Fairey without Air Ministry input it reportedly is the fastest bomber in the world, surpassing many two seaters in use.
An enjoyable evening was spent at Miss Katherine Kunkle’s home where AS Christian Endeavor members from the Christian Church gathered for a surprise birthday party. Games, music, and a tasty lunch followed, with many beautiful and useful gifts received.
A E Masten and Company report from Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Virginia details the latest construction status and financial notes. The item emphasizes ongoing project updates and local business involvement.
The Business Men's Class team traveled to Punxsutawney to play five games with Punxsutawney's team Indiana winning three to two. Scores were 15-1, 15-0, 15-8 for Indiana and 15-9, 15-18 for Punxsy. Other notes cover gym classes, swimming, bowling, Girl Crusaders meeting, Hi-Y plans, and social rooms usage at the Y.
A vast ice cave in the northwestern Totes Gebirge, Styria, near an altitude of eight thousand feet, reveals a huge dome with an ice lake and a subterranean glacier feeding a second lake through five cascades. Temperatures are extreme, with the cave dubbed an ice cellar by its discoverers, and opening the full system faces major challenges.
Eight room house recently papered and plastered with garage included. Located at 40 Tt equere, price listed as cheap. Contact Phils. strat for more details.
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