29 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
1
A fragment notes a sale event in Indiana with unclear details and numbers. The text mentions a date placeholder and references a sale by a party named Pabtieh or similar, but specifics are unreadable. No clear entities or outcomes are determinable from the legible portions.
A passage argues that farmers gain money and communities prosper with better roads. More roads shorten travel time, expand markets, and lower prices, while broadening national unity. The author links rural access to city life and stresses road quality as foundational to Americanism.
An earthquake struck Kobe early in the morning followed by tremors from Osaka. No major damage or casualties reported in Tokyo Nagoya. The blast disrupted rail and air routes as officials assess impact across Japan.
Edwin W. Gray, editor and longtime head of the Gray Printing Co, died after a sedan collision in DuBois. He struck a door and fractured his skull, was taken to Brookville hospital, where an operation was performed but he died at 10 08 p m. Gray, born October 19 1857 near Bennetts Alley Elk County, built the DuBois Weekly Courier and then the DuBois Morning Courier. He became president and general manager of the Gray Printing Co.
British ex premier Lloyd George sails to the United States amid an excited crowd at the station. Megan Lloyd George, in navy, watches, while Mrs. Lloyd George aims to guide the American tour, limiting small speeches but allowing large gatherings.
The plan urges revival of the United States Grain Corporation by proclamation to meet a national emergency among farmers. It calls for purchasing up to 200 million bushels of wheat at 1.60 dollars, storing it, and selling when prices reach 1.50. Europe’s looming shortages are cited and the plan seeks December approval for a permanent relief program with tariff and marketing measures to be determined.
Church notes list schedules for First United, Second United Presbyterian, Christian Union, Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal churches. Services include Sabbath School at 9:45, morning worship at 11:00, evening services at 7:30, and midweek gatherings with sermon topics such as What the World Wants to Know and Christ's Message to a Faithful Church.
Three elderly Civil War veteran deaths are reported with obituaries noting a German birth, long church involvement, and Grand Army of the Republic membership. One man died at his Railroad Avenue home, with funeral set for Monday at 2:30 PM in Armagh cemetery.
A garbled OCR page provides a mosaic of church events and services. It lists multiple denominations and times including sermons, Sunday School, prayer services, masses, and meeting notes with scattered names and locations, reflecting a busy week of religious activities.
A report predicts a thirds majority to pass the adjusted compensation bill in the Senate and states it will become law in the next Congress. It notes opposition recognizes this and plans accordingly, with no tactics of delay or unpopular amendments expected.
Mrs. Webb aged 39, active in New York realty, died Tuesday night after weeks of illness. A district attorney said a man claimed her death was suspicious hours before she died, prompting an autopsy opposed by husband’s friends who call the case a family feud. Webb family ties and past tensions are noted as context.
A Baptist meeting in Philadelphia plans a talk next Thursday at Barton of Philadelphia. The speaker will discuss temperance education and its goals.
Dr. Stewart is named again in a continuing medical honor amid local recognition. John Rew reported this noting the repeat designation and the ongoing contributions in the community.
Oklahoma legislators push for a ballot submission once the State Supreme Court approves petition 78. They plan a 67 speaker campaign against the military Governor amid accusations of usurping power in the Klan fight. The Governor, asked about martial law, neither confirms nor denies actions, citing deployment in Cushing district and staff reshuffle.
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce their October meeting for next Tuesday afternoon at 3:00. Miss Laura Frederick hosts at the Girls' Training School on South Eleventh Street, with the school's girls in charge of the program.
The Y M C A won again on the local court yesterday afternoon defeating Arwell of the Country Club in three sets 6 3, 6 8, 9 7. The win gives the Y M C A two points to the Country Club's zero toward the city championship.
A weather bulletin reports today showers probably heavy with severe thunderstorms followed by much cooler air. Sunday will be much cooler, clearing and generally fair weather.
A charter of incorporation was granted in Harrisburg yesterday by the secretary of the commonwealth to the Vintondale State Bank, incorporated with a capital stock of $50,000. The treasurer’s name does not appear on state records. Incorporators are Otto Hoffman, Samuel Freiman, and L. J. Adbogast, all of Vintondale.
Washington and Jefferson faces Bethany in the season opener at home. Veterans anchor both sides as analysts debate whether the Presidents will dominate or struggle this afternoon with a 5 o clock eastern start.
A bold act occurred yesterday when Eugene Pounds found all four tires missing from his Ford touring car parked near his home. The tires were flat and showed signs of being removed with force, leaving no trace of the thief.
A reflective piece recounts Scotty, an itinerant boy from Edinburgh raised on weak porridge and strong treacle, who lands in Jacksonville after failed Marines enlistment. The narrator traces his hustling, missteps, and measures of sympathy, noting his charm, thefts, and lack of a mother's care as core causes. He hopes Scotty matures into a soldier and decent man.
The W C T U will hold a mother's meeting Monday evening October 1 at 7:80 led by Mrs Bee. The program includes a recitation by Mrs McClure and reading by Mrs Mary Ragnell. Beloiseerees Mina Laura Pfordt. Cordial invitation extended to all.
New York Sep 2 Trainer Jarvis prepares Papyrus for Belmont quarters ahead of America's cup attempt in October. The 3 year old, likened to Zev, has raced on turf and sand with strong potential to adapt to Belmont track conditions. The English trainer notes Papyrus weighs 1000 to 1100 pounds and stands 15.3 hands, with a calm plan of walking and trial fast later.
In New York on September 29 the stock market closed irregularly with selling pressure in early deals. Motors and tires were heavily sold while Sinclair Oil edged higher and Pan American Pete rose to 55. Steel rails and most bonds showed mixed moves as overall volume totaled 336,200 shares and bonds at 3.83 million.
Pittsburgh dispatch describes the end of daylight saving time. At 2 o clock Sunday morning clocks will be set back one hour, Eastern Standard Time resumes, and the vicinity returns to normal time with watches and clocks matching everywhere.
Radio KDKA Pittsburg lists 4 30 program blocks with a Bucknell game in Lewisburg Pa. Concerts and dinners follow with a Vast band under a named director. WBZ Springfield offers baseball Easton league coverage and a Kimball dinner concert.
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