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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
11
The Lingtaot Nie tsons Council concluded the League of Nations first effort to avert war by praising Woodrow Wilson. Briand urged dedicating the gathering to the ex-president whose work helped form the League.
In Pittsburgh on Oct 80 federal prohibition officers under WV R Harris face accusations of taking a bribe to halt a liquor raid prosecution. A Northside saloon owner, Robert Machart, swore he paid 60 dollars toward their alleged 200 dollar demand to forget liquor found during a Saturday raid.
Last night Indiana beat Marion Center in a lively volley ball contest. The Marion Center team fought hard, showing strong play and a spirited effort in a sport that is still developing locally.
The stork adds to two Pennsylvania families as 85 children fill John Bennetts and Curtig Yoho homes within an hour. Bennetts have 13 and Yohos 18, with more expected. Tapa Yoho, a Duckson Township resident, works at a local plant. The farm sustains the family tables with vegetables as the father earns about $18 weekly. the eldest child is 24.
The text lists lineups for teams from Marion Center Indiana and Moorhead Clay with players including Robert Miller Arthur Russell Paul McCormick Alex Simpson and Noble Wervel Ondree Marsh for Indiana and Richard Ralph Harrison Verner Walt Tcavrence Lockard Cleave Walker for Moorhead Clay. Scores show Indiana 45 to Marion 0 in a sequence of sets.
Athens reports Premier Panagiotis G. Pangalos says Greece will stay in the peace process and await the League of Nations ruling on the Greek action. The stance signals a move to avoid further clashes on the Graeco Bulgarian frontier.
Judges for Col. Willian B. Mitchell's outburst in the air repyice case include Col. J. J. McMullen assistant judge advocate of the army and Maj. Gen. Fred W. Sladen commandant of West Point Military Academy.
Peelor & Feit Jack and Jack Attorneys announce a public sale under an Orphans' Court order in Indiana County Pennsylvania. The auction on November 27, 1925 will offer undivided interests in multiple parcels in the Borough of Indiana and White Township, including parcels tied to the estate of Heber Steving and other real estate holdings with extensive descriptions and reservations.
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