30 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
1
A study by the United Drug Company shows voters split by gender across Maine and other states. Men largely back Republicans while women tilt toward Democrats, with varying margins from New England to the Northeast. Data indicate party loyalties shift with policy and regional context.
The survey shows varying support for Harding versus Cox by state. Massachusetts favors Harding about twice as many men as Cox, and women favoring Harding about 1.5 to 1. In large Republican states, male and female proportions are similar. New York shows three Harding men to one Cox, with 1.5 Harding women to Cox. Pennsylvania and California reveal mixed ratios, while Oregon and Washington lean heavily Harding among men with fewer for Cox, and women showing stronger Harding support in Oregon. The passage notes the US as the largest wood using country.
A vivid aviation narrative describes a return landing after a flight over Indiana Pennsylvania. The pilot, Lieutenant Grow, is praised for careful handling and smooth ground approach, the author noting the fall landscape and the town’s scenic aerial view.
Advice notices include York Imperials Ben Davis Stayman Winesap Baldwins and chathans with details via the Bureau of Markets Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Demand in wholesale district Wednesday was moderate and prices on most lines remained near stationary as hogs calves and sheep markets show varied receipts and prices. Pol ish troops report capture of 15 000 Russian prisoners and occupation of Lida and Pinsk per the Polish general staff.
A readable fragment describes a salad with apples and carrots. It mentions cutting apples into cubes, grating carrots, and mixing with mayonnaise. The instructions say to arrange on lettuce leaves, top with carrot shreds and mayonnaise, and finish with paprika.
A local ad highlights paring knives as essential kitchen tools. It advertises a variety of shapes with comfortable handles, priced from 1c to 88c each, inviting housewives to inspect the assortment.
In a rambling, aged voice a shop talk piece recalls Mr VC bam buying a fan belt for his Tin Mary and praising a belt from Bio Warehouse. The narrative wanders through belts, stores, and local lore, noting Dockash shipments, Gailey’s claims, and a playful life in a small town.
A convention ado about political neutrality ends with a heated session as delegates, led by the Americanization committee, approve funding for the national Americanism commission and move its offices to Indianapolis. The report urges college credit for history and government, immigrant outreach, and expanded suffrage education, while omitting political restrictions from constitutional amendments.
Forester Ludwig reports rising forest fire hazards in his district with 80 discharges totaling over 140 miles of railroad right of way. Henry W. Shoemaker recommends naming the area the Gallitzin Fire District in honor of Prince Gallitzin. Ludwig spoke to the Scottdale Chamber, Rotary Club in Beavertown, and Myersdale Chamber urging expanded forestry work and land acquisitions.
Tensions rise as workers vow a desperate fight to reclaim jobs while Williamson business leaders demand troops stay deployed. An Armistice Day three day celebration draws thousands to Williamson, heightening the risk of clashes between rival factions and a potential outbreak in the streets.
The probate notice lists multiple wills and executors with varying dates and beneficiaries. It notes payments of bonds and specific bequests to children and heirs, including Gabriel B D Ritchey’s offspring and Nancy Jane Little, Jesse Shields, and Nancy Gartley, among others, with several estate distributions and executors named.
Chicago reports say Hone presses to halt the probe into 1919 World Series fixing but no new indictments have been returned. Cicotte and Jackson testified bribery payments ranged from amounts up to 10 000, with eight players implicated and Comiskey suffering the heaviest financial loss.
In yesterday's American League results New York defeated Philadelphia in a 7 to 3 game and again 9 to 4. Cleveland crushed St. Louis 10 to 2. No other games were scheduled.
Haslan defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0 while Boston posted a 1 to 0 win. The brief results list reflects early season outcomes with both Philadelphia and Boston suffering shutout losses.
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