18 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions gunmen and a plan by the President to grant wide powers. References to the commission, press access, and deterrence procedures. Villages and peace are cited amid unclear quotes and disjointed phrases from a political article.
The County Chairman of Honor W. Mots presides at a regular monthly Court of Honor meeting. The session invites general public attendance and discusses award presentations and related applications. Local chairmen and committee members will be in attendance to review cases and honor candidates.
County Agent J. W. Warner urges cattle owners to contact testers and keep testing timelines. The article cites Actas of 1913 and 1923 and notes Mercer County first under the Modified Accredited Area Plan, with cattle values rising from 5 to 15 dollars per head and national TB eradication efforts expanding across Indiana and Pennsylvania. The piece discusses broader federal state cooperation and the commission’s need for authority to gather facts for the national defense inquiry.
Blairaville unveils a modern First National Bank building featuring a massive three‑compartment vault with a 17-ton circular door, reinforced concrete walls, and an advanced alarm system. The design includes a mezzanine directorial room, women’s staff rest rooms, conference and estate rooms, and facilities for foreign languages and international banking services.
Secret meetings in Washington focus on Mitchell court martial location to aid Air Board testimony. Army and Navy pilots prep for early weeks of inquiry with records and officers testifying while factions in Congress seek deeper cuts to military aviation funding. promoters argue investigations will vindicate current policy amidst a broader battle for air service.
Reports from Warsaw indicate George Tehicheein, a key Russian diplomat, is seriously ill with diabetes. His absence from politics for months could impact Russia’s foreign policy balance and crowd potential shifts in European diplomacy.
London reports Indian protest grows over the United States ban on Shapurji Saklatvala Parseo Communist MP. The Indian Association of Great Britain plans a meeting to press Washington to restore his visa amid anticipated anti American actions and a Communist rally in Battersea where Saklatvala will speak.
Rev. Dr. Alice S. Danley, pastor of the Pittsburgh Church of Divine Healing, failed to answer three questions in sealed envelopes during a Houdini challenge. She agreed to a private test at Scientific American's invitation, with Houdini covering expenses for a week in New York. She attempted two answers, called the remaining test unsatisfactory.
Walter T. Cunningham, manager of Armerford Supply in Dilltown, and Royden Cunningham, mine assistant superintendent at Heshhbon, have returned from a Buick journey to their uncle H. G. Cunningham’s home in Milaca, Minnesota.
In Cambridge on September 18 a police unit rushed to Remington Gables after a distressed caller reported a murder in progress. Officers found a chaotic scene with a woman crying and a broken saxophone whose owner blamed the instrument for the disturbance and noise.
Rev J H Bonsalt of the State Young People’s Division will chair the meeting in the auditorium. The program aims to engage attendees with a youth-focused plan, emphasizing growth and community involvement through speaking, song, and activity.
A jumble of names shows residents including Dorothy Ayers leaving for Brockport to teach, George Savage in Indiana for church plans, and visitors like Mrs Louis Oates in Lewistown visiting relatives. Others, such as John Richards and Paul Wells, return to Allegheny College Meadville for studies, while locals like Mrs C W Rink travel from Pittsburgh. various residents and visitors are noted at the Court House and about town in Indiana county.
Everett New machinery being installed by Everett Manufacturing Company, Vandergrift building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Cited companies include Pure Oil, Lehigh Valley, Hayes, Studebaker, Willys Overland, Royal Dulty, and 27 other listed firms with 576 percent figure referenced. Report by A E Masten & Co.
William and A RB McAdoo were among the visitors at the Court House. Henry Lukehart of Washington township visited Thursday business. Walter Mock of Brushy Alley township spent the day with Indiana friends.
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