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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1923

Page

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Back Home. Western farm outlook sparks relief debate

Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona reports prosperity in the West and urges calm on farm distress. He says wheat belt suffering is limited and that conditions in Nevada, Utah, California, Oregon, Washington, and Montana vary by region. Senator Walsh pushes for legislative relief for Montana farmers.

William K. Hutchison Coolidge White House Ralph Cameron Arizona Cameron Thomas J. Walsh Montana West Wheat Dakotas Minnesota Nevada Wyoming Utah Illinois Oregon Washington California Wheat Belt Tve Ethru Congress Walsh

Stock Market Quiet Today In Abbreviated Session

New York September 22. With little outside news to move values prices in the abbreviated session on the stock exchange were governed by internal market conditions. Trading was slow but there was a visible tendency to expect better things in the week. The market was steady with rails oils and industrial shares sharing in the advance. Government bonds and railway bonds remained steady.

New York Stock Exchange

Oklahoma Turmoil Deepens as Martial Law Holds

Tulsa dispatch reports three men jailed in Shawnee and six more indicted in Wagoner County for whipping a farmer. Oklahoma City sees martial law status debates as Adjutant General Markham heads to the capital. Governor Walton denies session and warns of clashes while legislators converge, with armed guards and klan rumors swirling amid political crisis.

Shawnee Okla Pottawatomie County Waggoner County McBeth I. N Tulsa Oklahoma City Markham Walton Shot Harry Riskaddon Kiskaddon Amiso Alston Oklahoma Skirvin Hotel Col Zach Mulhall

Newspaper strike ends as publishers sign new contract

Lester Y. Jones says normal operations will resume early next week after 2600 Web pressmen end strike. The International Typographical Union and affiliates sign a contract with publishers led by Geo L Berry, with local 25 to be treated as free agents. Main edition to be printed, eight page early sheet planned, plus Sunday supplements if possible. Striking pressmen face pressure to return or be bound by the new contract.

New York Lester Y. Jones The Publishers Association International Presatien’s and Assistant's Union of North America Geo.l. Berry International Union Jones Berry

Close County Commissioner vote shifts in last count

Official vote tallies show Smith gaining one vote in Armstrong No 2 Blairsville 3 Indiana 8 and East Mahoning while losing in Center No 3 Marshall loses votes in Bush Valley 1 Center 3 and Center 2 with gains in Greg Campbell and Center No 3 Noted as a year of unprecedented late interest and a near tie in two top offices ahead of next weeks recount Acceptance of Bennett and Smith nominations noted though uncertainty remains as recount looms Local focus shifts to other civic matters while tensions from overseas recede.

Smith Armstrong No Blairsville Indiana East Mahoning Center No Marshall Bushvalley Center I Center Greg Campbell Bennett Mr. Smith

Election Board Hailed Into Court In Pottsville

More than 850 election boards were summoned to court by Sheriff Jenkins in Pottsville to answer charges of election irregularities. The action seeks explanations on unused ballots amid potential fraud, affecting over 70 districts as primary returns are counted while county officials run as candidates. Card Of Thanks: family thanks friends for support after Peter Stile’s death.

Pottsville Jenkins

Country Club Tennis Matches Preview Event at YMCA Courts

With warm weather the YMCA Physical Instructor organizes a tennis team to face Indiana Country Club. Six singles and three doubles matches are planned on both courts. Notable figures include Buck Garrett, a former Carter County sheriff, and Clara Smith Hammon murder trial references appear in the damaged text.

Indiana Country Club Randy Pictuce Buck” Garrett Carter Garrett Clara Smith Hammon Asiinare Walto Biate Legere Aeva Klan

Evangelist Draws Crowds in Indiana Sermon Series

The Evangelist preached to a full house in Indiana with the duet cast Thy Bread on the Waters by Frye and Morford. Morford is a young aspiring missionary, praised for his tenor. Braun played a piano offertory as sermons cited First Corinthians. Evening sessions promise revival, with Bible studies daily Tuesday through Friday.

Frye Morford Braun Indiana Bethlehem Christ Jesus Gazette

Church Notes Announced Continues Page One

Church notices list weekly services at Zion Lutheran Wesleyan Methodist Christian Science and Church of God with times for Sabbath School morning and evening services Evangelists and Bible schools noted plus themes like The Birth of Jeans and Is Jesus Coming Again reading as church events and attendance invites.

Zion Lutheran J. B. Baker God Christian Endeavor Jeans Wesleyan Methodist J. D. Wilcox Christian Science W. C. T. U. Hall Church Street Mate Ter Church of God W. Cc. T. U. Hall J. Ruffner W. T. Merrick Frenne Jesus

Who's Who In Service Effort

A listing of committees and members for the service effort with names including Mack Miss Mary Fisher Miss Erma Cunningham Miss Grace Cunningham Mrs Fred St. Clair Mrs Wayne Tomb Mrs Harry White Elizabeth Lowry W H Jackson Ednar Browl Anna G Ltumpley chair H J Laughlin vice chair C M Gessler Mrs W H Jackson Mrs J Blair Sutton E C Buchheit Mary J Clair King Dorothy Heyden Wm Beck Hugh Wiley Pearl Walker John St Clair Geo Clark Playground Sites chair H Herlinger Nora Patton W A Simpson Dr J A Lawrence Thomas Pealer Ira Myers Harry White Institute chair Mrs Sutton Mrs J Blair Sutton Mrs R M Wilson Walter H Jackson Harry Shook Alexandra Miller Rev J A Lawrence Mrs Hyman Brody Miss Mary Plotzer A M Sanders Mrs Paul Reed Miss Elizabeth Lowry John Warner Lang Spears H V Herlingsr Publicity chair Francia M Smith chair Contract chair E Reymond chair

Dorothy Heyden Wm. Beck Hugh Wiley Pearl Walker John St. Clair Geo, Clark H Herlinger Mra Nora Patton W. A. Simpson J. A. Lawrence Thomas Pealer Ira Myers Harry White Institute Robert §. Sutton J. Blair Sutton R. M. Wilson Walter H. Jackson Harry Shook Alexandra Miller Hyman Brody Mary Plotzer A. M. Sanders Paul Reed Elizabeth Lowry John Warner Lang Spears H. V. Herlingsr Francia M. Smith E. Reymond

Insure Your False Teeth Against Theft

A fragmented clipping explains that insurance policies covering theft of personal items do not classify false teeth as toilet articles jewelry or scientific apparatus. It clarifies jurisprudence saying false teeth are not jewelry or main appliances, though devices may be treated in related categories.

The nameless man at Belleau Wood hero then fades

The piece follows Thomas Dean an average American who enlists in the Canadian expeditionary forces and becomes Thomas Jones after deception. At Belleau Wood he endures brutal combat and saves a comrade by exchanging IDs then flees to Canada. On Armistice Day he sees his wife Mary with a former friend Williams, while a crowd honors a fallen hero named Thomas Deep.

rThomas Dean Canadian Expeditionary Forces Dean Belleau Wood Thomas Joney Canada Thomas Jones Henry Smith Eil Mary Smith Williams Thomas Deap

Trained to the Minute and a Quarrel in Jazz Circles

Trained to the Minute recounts a clash with an obstreperous citizen who faced a thrashing from a dapper figure. The man described as athletic appeared to be a drummer in a jazz orchestra, implying a lively confrontation linked to music and street bravado.

Jass Orchestra

Knife and Steak Exchange Sparks Cryptic Dialog

A terse exchange features Sdge on Knife with a line about a steak being leather and a knife to dull. Walter replies that the knife must be strapped in the steak, while Michigan Gargoyle contributes a cryptic interjection.

Walter Michigan

Waeted Motion Bunker Golf Mystery On Fourth Hole

A cryptic note questions the identity of the player who took a tentative putt in the bunker on the fourth hole. The fragment hints at a coordinated event or mishap, with the speaker seeking the chap’s name and role in this odd moment.

Fashion Swerves in a Russian Princess Coat Dress

In a column on style, the piece describes a green velvet coat dress cut on the cross with a slant at the bodice line and flounces, referencing a Russo-Oriental aesthetic. It highlights white ermine collars and cuffs, dropped shoulders, and a soft white velvet turban with a harem veil, conveying fashion as playful defiance of Euclid.

Euclid Manchester

Convention of S. S. Workers a Great Success

The convention held in Indiana was chosen for better accessibility, with S. W. Guthrie re elected president and a full slate named for divisions including children youth and missionary work. Resolutions urged Go to Sunday School Sunday, funds for Japan earthquake relief, prohibition support and loyalty to Governor Pinchot, plus expansion of Bible schools and community training in the coming year.

Indiana Blairsville S. W. Guthrie D. IF. Rinn Alice L. Gailey W. €. Chapman Eleanor Tuck Homer City Walter H. Jackson Young People’s Beryl L. Seanor H. W. Earhart Nellie M. Millier John Bennett Williamsport Red Cross Japan Indiana County Pinchot Friends of

Notice to holders of Indiana County Club mortgage bonds

The Treasurer of Indiana County Club announces a tender deadline of October 16 1923 noon for first mortgage bonds and notes. Tenders must state amount and price accepted, based on excluding accrued interest, with unmatured coupons remaining attached. Chas forthner treasurer Indiana Pa.

Indiana Country Club Indiana County Club Indiana Country Cl

Loosening a Glass Stopper and Bird Voices

Instructions describe loosening tight glass stoppers by warming a bottle and applying oil then moving the stopper with a cloth wrapped stick. It notes parrots imitate hosts but vocie is weaker than the mynah, while the cock bird speaks in a childlike high voice and hens have a gruff one.

England

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Y.M.C. A Paul Gill Wayne Rigg H. I. Johnson Paul Smith D. W. Simpson Robert Sutton Murray Peeler Robert Fisher J. T. Stewart Western Cartridge Company Peter Stile Country Club Tennnis Evangelist Stirs John Palmer E& Sons S. S Chas, Forthner Utility Electric Co Philadelphia
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