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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1924

Page

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Opened for UMWA to be opened in district notes

A report outlines plans to establish a compensation department for the United Mine Workers of District No. 2 spanning 14 counties. It covers roles for local secretaries, processing of injuries and deaths, and coordination with three referees in Altoona Wilkinsburg and Kane. A baseball recap notes the Cubs beat the Cardinals 2 1 and then Cardinals rallied to win 15 4.

District No. 2 Altonoa Brophy Pittsburgh United Mine Workers Jacob Snyder Altoona W. W. Champion Wilkinsburg G. Scott Smith Kane Campiia Somerset Hedford Blair Clearsfield Huntingdon Center Indiana Armstrong, Jefferson Clarion, Elk Cameron and Tioga

Take a Glimpse At The Advertisements For This Limestone Day

Readable ad copy notes Limestone Day promotions after the Fair. Indiana prepares for another crowd as prizes are offered and readers are urged to participate. The message invites strong participation and notes the line is out for a pull.

Indiana

Prince Enjoys Quiet Sunday Tour of Hunt Club

The British heir spent Sunday with close companions including hounds and horses at Meadow Brook Hunt Club before noon. He then toured the island's prettiest areas, lunched at Burden Place, and finished with dinner at the Piping Rock Club.

Meadow Brook Burden Place

Prison walls planned for Great Meadow at Comstock

A state commission report says Great Meadow Prison in Washington county will be enclosed by a reinforced concrete wall at an estimated cost of 50000 dollars. The piece notes criticism of the institution's performance as a state facility. Separately, the Tigers won their sixth straight by beating the Indians 8 to 7 in Cleveland, with Cobb using six pitchers.

Great Meadow Comstock Washington County State Commission of Prisons Tigers Cleveland Yankees Cobb Indians Bell J. Singleton Bell Clearfield County Court House Church Sixth Church Streets Philadelphia

Notice of Separate Bed and Board Claim

In a public notice Belsineville Pa RD 2 dated Sept 8 1924 under Stewart the spouse Caroline Stewart is admonished for leaving home without just cause or provocation and the public is warned not to harbor her. The notice states the husband will not be responsible for any of her debts.

Caroline Stewart

Firpo Wins First Skirmish In Legal Battle

The article outlines early arguments in the Firpo versus Wills dispute, noting Punch expectations, aging legs, and potential early rounds. Clergymen in Jersey City consider legal action to block the Wills Firpo bout, citing promoter Tex Rickard and concerns over public detriment. A separate weather note reports a 45 degree low and light frost in Pittsburgh with warmer conditions forecast.

Firpo Grennan Dempsey Wills Willard Jersey City N. J INS Boyle’s Thirty Acres Herbert Clark Gilson Luis Firpo Bianca Lourdes America Tex. Rickard New Jersey Hudson County Pittsburgh Weather Bureau

Recognition of Russia and the Bolshevik influence

Secretary Hughes described Soviet and Bolshevik activity in the United States as a unified foreign-controlled effort aimed at overthrowing U S institutions. He warned that American groups were subordinate to Moscow and noted the annulment of all foreign loans, including the $187 million aid to Kerensky.

Moscow Hughes United States Communist Internationale Russia Secretary of State Kerensky

Flyers Ready For Next Jump

Army air service flyers prepare for continuation of a globe flight from Mitchell Field to New York City with General Mason Patrick and Dwight W. Davis aboard. A large crowd, 60 000 expected, awaits the airmen over Manhattan as they circle in from Mitchell Field.

Mason M. Patrick Air Service Dwight W. Davis Lowell H. Smith Erik Nelson Leigh Wade Gunar Nelson Dayton Ohio Air Hero Globe Providence New London New Haven Bridgeport New York City Mitchell Field Long Island New York INS Army Manhattan Island Prince of Wales General Pershing Parang

Council Acts on Help for Fire Company Needs

Borough council recommends forming a committee with the President of Council the Property Committee chair and the Burgess to authorize aid and fire apparatus for adjacent boroughs to protect citizens and property. School Street paving between 10th and 11th streets approved if funds allow. Miss Helen Mecklem crowned borough queen after a popularity contest. Senators lose to Red Sox 6 to 2.

Bce Thos. M. Beatty W. Truitt T. B. Clark School Street Counceil Rochester Helen Mecklem Miss Mecklem

Defense Day Observance and Card of Thanks Note

A brief notice recalling Defense Day Observance and a card of thanks from a widow for sympathy, flowers, and support during illness and death of John M. Peterman. The message expresses gratitude from neighbors and friends following the bereavement.

John M. Peterman

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