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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
1
A garbled notice outlines edits to editorial staff and advertising charges. It mentions management roles, strict advanced conventions, and a disputed credit related to a repayment service. The readable items reference month 206 and a tariff of nine dollars, with repair service in the context of a credit dispute.
The article notes fundraising exceeding one million dollars on opening days for the Welfare Federation, urging continued effort and broader contributions to aid social betterment. It discusses continued unity, fiscal responsibility, and public support for private funds in social amelioration. It also references international topics, including Argentina’s statue to President Coolidge and French cabinet debt talks, highlighting global concerns alongside domestic campaigns.
A crowd cheers a verdict indicating sympathy for a woman who killed the father of her child over an alleged marriage refusal. The piece argues the act undermines law and could provoke vigilante violence. It warns against condoning murder even amid provocation.
Agents raided a shed built around a 50 gallon still used for moonshine. Rodents at the site attacked fuelled by mash and liquor. Twenty rats were found dead after a battle that saw revolvers, clubs, and flashlights used in defense. Margula admitted ownership and is jailed on $1,000 bond awaiting court.
A wry quotation notes taxation stems from labor at the base and labor pays. The line attributes the idea to Donn Platt, suggesting a view on how taxation originates and is paid by workers.
A list of Indiana area residents and out of town visitors conducting business in Indiana today. Names include J im Le Robertson from Strongstown Carl Cummings of Chamboraville and G W Butler near Blairsville. Also noted are Elmer Dickey Pittsburgh trip and Cherry Tree merchant John J Law in town.
The court martial of Mitchell proceeds after he pleads not guilty to all specifications under Article 96. The defense loses a bid for a bill of particulars as the generals confirm the decision, marking a third reverse in two days. Mitchell faces the military court with the inquest continuing.
Thirty firemen were overcome by carbon monoxide while lighting a fire in a five story building at 90-02 Bowery New York. Two hundred lodgers were evacuated from the Palma House above the store. Damage to merchandise in the cellar was estimated at 950,000.
On a porch a landlord and a circus parade clash over funeral permits. Mose Johnson’s hearse leads a carnival procession through town as the mayor protests, while the widow accepts a crepe veil and bandwagon seating. The crowd follows to a somber yet defiantly festive finale.
Brigandage along the highways mars Damascus as Syria returns to normal. The general says casualty figures from the bombardment are overstated. French sources claim minor losses with no official list released. Rebels removed many Arab dead, keeping numbers secret.
A Thursday teachers meet honored aged service and urged wise discipline. Dr Brumbaugh urged calm approach to discipline and using knowledge with wisdom. Dr Ellis praised mastery in life as a higher ideal than masters in art or music. Kipling readings by Dr MacMurray and a Scotch performance capped the day with strong voices and evocative costumes.
Florence Marie Greenway of Orlean Street to wed Reginald P. Robosson of Cumberland. ceremony November 11. Matron of honor Mrs George W Feltyberger. bridesmaid Miss Margaret Englehardt. flower girl Miss Mary Linn Marks. best man William C Denny. ushers William H Greenway Jr and Wilson Jarvis.
Chicago news reports that Thomas E. Lawrence and Julia Gruner, a St. Louis society couple, paid a $100 fine each to end a series of court actions. They were exposed in a Chicago hotel by detectives seeking a divorce, after initial continuances they faced 30 days in the house of correction but received a new trial and a $100 fine.
Fred H. Smith of 1390 Franklin street died Wednesday night at Dawson Pennsylvania at age six after six weeks at state fairs with his brother who kept horses. Survived by widow Martha Wynkoop and eight children. funeral services to be held in Johnstown with burial at Mahoning Cemetery. Obituary then notes Algiers B Weaver of Marion Center died October 17 and funeral at Georgeville Church with interment in Georgeville Cemetery. survivor list includes widow, several children, and grandchildren.
Rochester mills visitors and neighborhood social visits fill the column with names like Mrs Bert Lehr Miss Gaynell Potts and Mr Evalet Moore. A Grange hall masquerade and pie social invites the community while editors note that Russia's conditions and Western aid shape potential wealth and trade dynamics for the United States and allied nations with foreign capital flowing into Soviet territories and American plant involvement discussed.
A severe snow storm disrupts the masque parade with lingering cold and lower temperatures reported in the northwest. Weather officials trace moderation to a disturbance that moved from the coast southeastward, affecting Alaska to the Pacific Northwest and forecast toward the lake region.
We publicly acknowledge our thanks for kindnesses shown during our mother's illness and after her death Mrs Harriet J Jarman. We also appreciate the beautiful floral tributes and the use of cars on the day of the funeral.
A notice to contracto id for the cacavetion unde no. 2 OTL age tag of the First United Presbyterian outlines bidding and procurement steps for a church related renovation project. The notice specifies bid submission, contract review, and eligibility requirements for interested firms.
W Guthrie W D Guthrie Miss Seanor all of Indiana Robert T Kathryn Highlands Berry L Laing Heilwood James G Fleck Creekside representatives Edward A Woods Co Pittsburgh general agent Equitable Life Assurance Society attend the 45th anniversary celebration of the agency's founding in Pittsburgh.
Communion services will be observed in the First Presbyterian Church. Runway morning, November 1 at 1 o'clock. Preparatory services will be held on Beat e.
Hair fashions have cycled from the court of Louis XIV to modern times with bobbing hair resurging as a popular trend. The practice, once tied to aristocracy, later became widespread across cultures and periods, reflecting social shifts before, during, and after major conflicts.
A. Masten and Company, Vandergrift Building, Fittsburgh, Pennsylvania, filed a report detailing the specifications and occupancy plans for a new structure. The document outlines contractor names, projected timelines, and basic architectural features for the project.
Buffalo dispatch reports George “Dutch” Anderson, linked to Gerald Chapman, remains at large as police intensify chase of Anderson Harry Harris and the gang suspected of killing two Moving Trust Co employees, injuring another and stealing 93000 in currency. Harold Brown, a night attendant, believes Anderson sought aid for a bullet wound near his eye at Dr. Pierces dispensary.
Investigators have not determined the origin of the Arcadia Hotel fire that broke out around 3 am Tuesday, destroying the former Arcadia Hotel building occupied by the G M Feo Motor Co and the Post Office. Five cars were burned along with mail and fixtures in the post office. Loss estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
A nationwide search for Martin J. Durkin, alleged killer of Edward Shanahan and Justice Department agents, continued in Chicago. Police and federal investigators chased leads after Durkin fired his way through a cordon of fifteen men and escaped, with hundreds of tips from citizens failing to yield a capture.
Mrs Nina Futterpaugh of Harrisburg Ysbei friends and clusives at this place last week Frank Parry made a business trip to Indiana one day last week Mrs Blackstone visited at the home of Mrs S S L Roberts A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Judson Parry in honor of Mrs KB Parry Mr and Mrs Roy Stitt are both improving rapidly and hope to return home soon
A divorce action by Mrs. Stillman continues with amended pleadings naming potential co respondents. The case references past litigation where Mills defended Mrs. Stillman against a prior d ivorce suit. Court commentary today disputed circulating rumors about Mrs Stillman’s motives or alleged affairs.
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