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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
2
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Statement shows owner Franklin Sansom and editor Franklin Range for The Indiana Democrat weekly in Indlang Kidfatia county Penna. No mortgage holders listed. Sworn before Justice J A Crossman, commission expires Jan 1, 120.
Letters from Gen Harry White and Adj Gen Town praise Indiana for hosting the 48th Annual Encampment of the Pennsylvania Department of the Grand Army of the Republic. They commend the reception, Ox roast, civic parade with schoolchildren, and overall hospitality that made June 8 to 14 memorable for veterans and citizens alike.
A fragmented speech by Samvtor dinines A. feel from Missouri laments nationwide factory and price trends. He argues businesses stay open while prices do not fall, contrasting labor ideals with rising costs and ongoing industry activity.
A report thanks committees and citizens for hosting and contributing to a veterans benefit. It lists donors, items, and totals, noting over two thousand dollars raised, with a balance and plans to return or reallocate funds. The text also extolls Flag Day and national observance across Indiana and beyond.
The jury found William Clawson guilty of arson for allegedly trying to burn the Kinter Motel last January. The trial featured circumstantial evidence and missing key witnesses, with defense noting the defendant's respected local status as a hotel operator. Several other locals pleaded guilty to minor charges while some cases were continued for further consideration. A broad review of town court activity followed, including adjustments to sentences and ongoing cases.
The piece defends the Underwood tariff against critics from The National Revenues and The Philadelphia Record. It argues revenue shortfalls are overstated, cites past deficits under Republican tariffs, and notes that import increases since October show only modest gains. It asserts comparative data should be apples to apples and predicts evaluation of tariff impact in a year.
Congressman Humphrey blasted as calamity howler, cites alleged trade deficits under the Payne Aldrich tariff era. He points to eight months in four years where imports surpassed exports, while Republicans governed and tariff policy persisted.
George Higgins Moses writes to National Geographic Society praising Montenegro under King Nicholas I. He notes roads, telegraphs, reforms, and a disciplined people where women work, men may be punished for delaying justice, and royal car processions awe crowds.
Large Pittsburgh catalog advertisement from Paris Burgh promotes heavy duty motor trucks with seven ton capacity reduced to half ton for delivery cars. It notes ground floor storage for 150 vehicles, 60e daily rate, and 24 hour deputy service at Liberty Ave and 25th St downtown Pittsburgh.
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