07 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
1
An Indianapolis area newspaper lists advertising and delivery terms, including mail rates, subscription options, and a one cent per word ad pricing with a minimum charge. The notice notes post office filing in Indiana and references various service sections for publicity and listings.
A garbled passage argues for a growing merchant fleet as essential to national need. It criticizes current efforts as insufficient and calls for private ventures and subsidies to enable a healthy start and growth, despite wartime lessons about stagnation and risk.
A fragmentary historical passage discusses through garbled text a plan to stop government subsidies for shipbuilding and shift to private American merchant marine operations. It references wartime fleets, costs, and a policy aim to reduce state support while maintaining export capacity, noting possible yearly subsidies and a looming postwar recovery timeline.
A labor body renewed its push to end a strike amid tense scene reports in Pennsylvania. President John Lewis praised growing non union coal workers in southwestern fields joining the coal industry, signaling broad support and urging restraint and lawful conduct during the dispute.
Phillip Murray warns of a coal famine if the strike persists while President Lewis brands claims of coal abundance as misleading. Attorney General Daugherty counters, saying coal is on hand, amid disputed statements from the General Scale committee and regional miner groups.
A Democratic tea and reception for Mrs. Clarence A. Runghim of Pittsburgh, state chairman of the Women's Democratic Committee of Pennsylvania, featured remarks by Mrs. Renshaw on campaign issues and Wilson Foundation Fund goals. Assembly candidate Winsey spoke on Pennsylvania concerns while George Brigman attended. refreshments followed.
A letter from Clark, president of the Associated Operators, urges recognition of conference dates for a new scale agreement as District No. 2 miners threaten a strike April 1, 1922. He states District No. 2 will not confer until a settlement is reached with Central Pennsylvania operators and UMWA leadership.
A flurry of withdrawal threats and candidacy clashes unfolds in Pennsylvania. Vernon F Parker and John S Misher press claims as rivals clash over nominating papers. The message warns of treachery while detailing plans for a fifth primary filing and a possible withdrawal timeline ahead of May 16 elections.
A garbled 20th century notice covers licenses and official communications. It references Willians Coy Beatha Watt and other entities, mentions Jackone Tea and Washington officials, and discusses approvals, divestment, and public statements. The text is largely unreadable but preserves names, places, and regulatory context.
A garbled OCR fragment references Rothstein's Clothes and a price of 22.50. Reading further yields unclear phrases and stray characters making it difficult to extract a coherent event or context beyond the purchase amount. The readable element is the price associated with a clothing item from Rothstein's Clothes.
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