Townsend Pushes Militia Pay Fight in Post Office Debacle
Senator Townsend argues for militia pay parity as regular salaries or substitutes be paid the gap, while the Post Office Department allegedly uses cheaper permanent staff at 27 1 2 cents to fill vacancies. He accuses Burleson of masking savings and obstructing Congress approval.
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Michigan
Post Office Department
Econoy
Congress
National Guard
Burleson
Cooperative marketing plan for pooled product shipments
A fragment notes a proposal to form cooperative associations to pool products for shipment to markets with demand. The plan aims to leverage organized groups to stabilize prices and streamline distribution in the department’s propédes context. The text hints at preliminary work and structure but lacks concrete names or dates.
Gazette Contest Rewards and the Winning Honor
The Gazete contest offers county wide prestige and substantial prizes, with the honor of victory described as a real distinction. The extension subscription concept boosts votes, as second payments on renewals generate additional voting power for contestants under a fair, straightforward system.
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Gazette
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Evening Gazette
Farm Advisors to Aid Pennsylvania Farmers in Marketing
Aldus Harr of Lancaster joins the department as a Farm Advisor in advisory marketing work for farmers across Pennsylvania. Deputy Secretary E. Carothers leads the initiative, aided by E. B. Dorsett of Mansfield, a longtime marketing adviser, to help producers sort, pack, and find profitable markets despite the lack of a Bureau of Markets funding.
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Lancaster
Corps of Farm Advisors
Pennsylvania
Pattern
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Mansfield
Tioga County
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Subscriptions drive outlines voting credit scheme details
The Evening Gazette contest explains vote credit for subscriptions with extensions and bonus clubs. Second payments labeled extension boost vote value, up to 20,000 votes per bonus ballot. Open house tonight 7 to 9 for contestants to submit subscriptions and get prompt vote credit and answers to inquiries.
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The
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Nominees List From Various Communities
A long scanned roster lists nominees and residents across towns including Blairsville Marion Center Rochester Mills Dixonvilleville Iselin Black Lick and Indiana. Names such as Mrs Rose Waitman Chas Hiester Eugene Weitzel J Wilbur Gibson Kathryn Park and Miss Grace O Hara appear with numeric figures or initials. A final note cites a revision: The way that robs the cradle rocks the world.
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Rose Waitman
Chas
Sb. Hiester
Eugene Weitzel
W. Ray Hosack
George Fulmer
Weeee
J. Wilbur Gibson
Kathryn Park
Warry Truitt
Sevee
Grace O'Hara
Raymond Tillib Aflain Bie
J. Earl Shaffer
Alex, Hobusch
John Kelleroe
C.eeee Tee
O. J. Lonewell
Mark Watson
Thos. Beatty
Miss Eliza Dill
J. J. Henderson
Rural Carriers and Legislation by Congress Discussion
A survey of rural carriers from Indiana Blairsville Shelocta Marion Center and nearby areas covers erecting rural carriers routes and comments on state delegate reports. Contributors include A W Kinghorn J A Campbell L M Piper and E L Wetzel among others discussing cooperation and methods to influence favorable legislation.
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Indiana
Sharp
Sheloca
Stuchell
Salisburg
A. M. Buchanan
B. W.thomas Marion Center
J. A. Campbell
Shelocta
S. L. Barr
Blairsville
E. B. Elder
Rochester Mills
L. M. Piper
POINTS ON PEOPLE LOCAL VISITORS AND TRAVELS
Mrs. Frank McNeeley and her two children of Patton visit William Lucas on North Fifth Street. Rose Brody spent yesterday with friends in Punxsutawney. C. G. Dinsmore and family with Punxsutawney parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McGrevor leave for Chautauqua for the remainder of the month. John McConnall visiting in Kittanning with son-in-law and daughter. Minnie Gibson of Shelocta, Indiana visitor. Mrs. Frank White of Wilmerding visiting Philadelphia Street parents. Sara Fleming of Shelocta spent Wednesday with friends. Agnes St Clairy and Anna Nicholson of Water Street depart for Detroit for a lake trip. Mary Clark of Glen Campbell spent Tuesday and Wednesday in town. Porter Miller of Shelocu visited Wednesday. Leste Hazlett and daughters go to Ridge View Park for a week. Millie Turney of Apollo visiting Mrs. J. W. Warner and attending Teachers Conference. Murray Pounds Jr returns home to Wilkinsburg after six weeks with Misses Powis. Emily Wilkins of Baltimore arrives to stay two weeks with Miss Lowry and Miss Bisher. Hazel Douglass returns from ten days at Chautauqua.
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Frank McNeeley
Patton
William Lucas
North Fifth Street
Licenses and Names From Damaged Local List
A damaged OCR list names individuals including Paul OC and Indiana Robert W Dunn, Canton Ohio, Bertha Yockey, Paulion Pa, August Weaver, Sagamore Anna Baxter, New Alexandria, Stony Malinosky, Ernest Mary Sanosky, Ernest Joseph Pascugzi, Niagara Falls Francesca Surlansi, and Creekside licenses. The legible fragments suggest a local licenses notice or roster.
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Paul OC
Helen
Hetrick
Siseer Suey
Indiana
Robert W. Dunn
Canton
Bertha
Yockey
Paulion
August Weaver
Sagamore
Anna Baxter
New Alexandria
Stony Malinosky
Transfers Of Real Property From Local Notices
Transfers list several deeds including L. Fry to Nancy P. Carney for 40 acres in Wheatfield at 1000 dollars and J D Garman to Frank Cooper for a Montgomery tract at 400 dollars. Mary J. Miller to Mia A. Miller for a West Lebanon lot at 900 dollars. John Schinda to Most Rev Evdokim for a Banks lot at 500 dollars. Mike Olensik to Charles Suns for 940 acres in Pine at 720 dollars.
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Tilt L. Fry
Nancy P. Carney
Ast Wheatfield
John D. Garman
Frank Cooper
I Montgomery
Mary J. Miller
Mia A. Miller
Lebanon
John Schinda
Economic war is not work say Germans
German observers in Berlin report that Entente plans to crush Central Powers by tariffs and boycott, while joint banks and subsidies are proposed to aid Allied commerce. They deem debt consolidation unlikely and tariffs unlikely to truly hurt Germany, arguing Britain’s own interests and rival loyalties will prevent a lasting alliance.
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Tag
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Austria-e
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Italy
Japan
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Ruasha
Austria- Hungary
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Girl Missing From Her Home Near Richmond
Miss Mary Krtyo, 14, tall and slender with light hair and a pink ribbon on her hat, vanished from the Moore farm two miles from Richmond last Thursday. She wore white dress and shoes with a pink sash and speaks English well. Parents at Rochester Mills Pal request any information. foul play suspected.
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Mary Krtyo
Doe ‘Kanpo
Moore Farm
Richmond
Rochester Mills
Pal
Russians Take More Prisoners In Russian Drive
The Russian War Office reports the capture of 7,506 additional Austro-Hungarians and Germans, including 198 officers, bringing the total prisoners to 6,108 officers and men. Artillery and rifle duels continue along the front. counter-attacks were repulsed. The town of Kemmern, west of Rika, was bombarded by a Zeppelin.
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Pretrograd
Alon Dhe
Kemmern
Rika
Car ranza and Villa coded gin and whiskey scam
Fragmentary crime notice from Memphis and Johnstown describing a coded drink scheme linked to Carranza Villa and a police sting. An auction for a car sale at 10 Main Street is noted with a 10 percent down payment and removal in three days.
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Lilely Prude
Will Hutery
Main Street
Johnstown Automobile Co
Johntown
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