22 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a mix of codes and phrases without clear events or named entities. No coherent person, organization, or date can be reliably identified to form a factual news summary.
A fragmentary report discusses a dispute among nations and league council maneuvers over mediation and arbitration. It highlights a named official with a long career in railroad service whose steadfastness and influence are noted as pivotal amid political maneuvering and a tense collective decision.
Delaware County grand jury indicted George Dyten Alderson a federal prisoner on murder related charges after an exhaustive probe into the Bom Hates case. A separate indictment charged first degree murder in the Hance slaying against Charles One-Arm Wolfe, held by authorities as a key suspect.
Mrs Agnes Carson Miss Elizabeth Morland and Miss Louise Blank from Philadelphia called at J B Gibson's home on Thursday. Mrs J D DeViney stayed with Mrs Leonard Dixon. S T Marehall and son Stuart and C W Shields were business callers at Indiana. W J Way and Arthur Shielde visited Kent. Bert Luchinger and wife of Denver called on J B Gibson. I M Speedy visited Blairsville. Lena Marie Bergman, Vandergrift High student, spent weekend at home. The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs J D De Viney's home on Thursday. Ligle Diven has gone to New Brighton for the winter.
Cincinnati September 22 A nickel a week to put in the collection plate is all her church is to her husband Demetry. Anna S Dementery has filed suit for divorce on grounds the restaurant proprietor dragged her by the hair and boasted he would spend $500 after the breakup. She seeks her share of his assets in addition to divorce.
The article portrays Tilden as the supreme figure in annual tournament finals, noting his dominant record against top contenders from various nations. It highlights his height reach and resilience, his mental quickness, and his ability to exploit opponents' weaknesses, while praising his role in developing the sport and elevating other stars.
Sheriff Orville Litchfield and Chief John Leonard were killed in Toluca as authorities pursued Joseph Stimad, the hunted suspect called a "bad man." Bloodhounds led searchers into a cornfield near Toluca after a day of terror, with tear bombs and eight rifles found at Stimad's arsenal filled home.
Harold Riffey a 14 year old son of Edward Riffey died from a gasoline jag in Urbana. He had inhaled fumes from the family car's marine tank for weeks and told friends they produced alcohol like intoxication. His parents warned him, and last night they found him dead beside the open gasoline tank in the garage.
In Rome on Sept 22 the Aldobrandini villa, a historic center landmark, will be torn down to clear space for a large hotel. Owner Prince Aldobrandini sold the property to a hotel group, saying funds are needed more than the villa. Public protests have occurred but preservation is unlikely.
Mrs John Helman and Frank Coy visited in the John Henry home on Sunday. Rev and Mrs Wilcox of Indiana attended Church here Monday evening. Many neighborhood residents and visitors are listed with calls to farms, shops, and homes including Roy Wolfe of Manor and George Holmes. Also noted are travels, meetings, and a note on new patent leather shoes with a mother of pearl sheen for men.
A vintage sales pitch touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for painful corns and sore feet. It guarantees refunds if the product fails to end pain or remove coin-like irritation, urging customers to ignore causes or prior attempts. The ad emphasizes quick, lasting relief and free from discomfort.
Winifred learns a letter suggests her husband is leaving her for another woman. A town visit reveals the other wife, a shock that shatters her, and with the children returning home the husband brings home skates and she accepts her destiny.
A wartime correspondent jokes to a military attache that uniforms are lacking. The attache explains that a runner toward Peru indicates Peruvian, while toward Chile marks him as Chilean. The quip captures confusion caused by mixed uniforms in the conflict.
A ten year old girl Mary performs a game titled Old Mother Buabbard with a dog as the Easter bunny on a lawn. The neighborhood residents are urged to bring aid for the dog though details are unclear.
Joyce returns to repay theft intentions after a failed securities theft, confessing to his employer and marrying Alice Gray. The bank manager urges restitution, and Joyce discovers the securities were never taken, only dummy papers, as Alice appears in his memory outside the bank.
A garbled antique dialogue shows a speaker recalling gloves bought recently with hints of time passage. The pale woman answers, and the exchange hints at a planned departure or journey, though lines are incomplete and unclear.
Wealthy residents and local figures mingle among Indiana visitors and residents today. Prominent names include Squire Lo BD Johnson, Willidt Rodabaugh, and Thomas Rupert, with Mrs Gertrude Baun of West Wheatfield hosting Indiana friends. Several others like Rev B E McClure, Mary A Douglass, Clyde Wagner, Jadjent Wissinger, Luther Helman, George Shields, Richard Kuckenbrod, and Harry L Tinkone were seen in Indiana on various business and social calls. Doctor and Mrs W P Shepard and family return from Florida. John Arnold, C H Sanfair, and G R Shoup also noted.
Card thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of husband and father. Grateful for flowers and use of cars. Signed Mrs. Margaret Jamison and Children.
The item credits A. E. Maeten and Co of the Vandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania as the reporting source for the dispatch.
The noon stock market report shows industrial and motor shares poised to rise after a lightly lower opening. Leaders in the rally include public utilities, Columbia Gas and American Telephone, with Hupp and Willys Overland among motors. Call money opens at 1/4 percent while volume remains light. a Pittsburgh church project is slated for $360,000 construction.
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