NMac Joined Indiana Chamber and Racing Circuit Leader
NMac, a charter Indiana Chamber of Commerce member, helped found the Toval organization and promoted welfare efforts. He is active in the Outing Club, well regarded as a good fellow with many friends. The article notes purses up to 300 dollars for most events and a 100 dollar base for a race, with extra prize if a track record is broken. The Coal Iron and Gil Racing Circuit includes Kittanning, Brookville, Butler, Apollo, Youngwood, Clarion, Dawson, Punxsutawney, Dayton, Meyersdale, and Indiana fairs in September.
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Indiana Fair
Unclear Visitors Policy Drafts for Sunday Rules
A fragment notes welcoming visitors with regular visiting days not strictly enforced, except on Sundays when no guests are expected. No additional details, names, or dates are provided.
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the Gazette
Presenting Gold Watches to Regimental Ladies at Union Meeting
The day featured the presentation of beautiful gold watches to Mrs. Telford and Mrs. Watson by Comrade Henry Anderson of Johnstown, honoring their esteem within the Regiment. Officers named include President Cast W. W. Moore Ritesville. Vice President Mrs. M. C. Watson. Secretary Treasurer Capt. Joseph Hissong Potres. Chaplain Joseph Leonard Harrisburg. Assistant Secretary Mrs. Telford. The group thanked Frank Wood for inviting them to the Grand Theatre pictures, though many veterans left due to rain. A moonlight picnic by Indiana youths occurred at Idlewood Park on Tuesday evening.
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Fugitive Slaver Captured Near Iolecuila
A terse report states a fugitive slave trader was captured near Iolecuila after a search led by local authorities. The incident involved a period of starvation and coercive oaths, with authorities charging the individual and preparing further legal steps. Local officials declined further comment until formal proceedings begin.
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Plans to Defend Atlantic Coast from Air Raids
A historic article outlines U S Navy plans for aerial defense along the Atlantic coast. Stations bearing aircraft and dirigibles to guard New York and Boston would meet attacking fleets far offshore. Experts stress rapid deployment of observation and anti raid measures to deter enemy air incursions.
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Germany Seeks Quiet on Arabic Sinking crisis
Washington believes the crisis may ease as Germany hints it may fully satisfy the United States if submarine actions are clarified. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg says full details are needed on whether the Arabic was sunk by mine or torpedo and if the commander exceeded his orders. Ambassador Gerard reports initial talks with Foreign Minister von Jagow. Washington awaits Germany’s formal reply before decisive steps.
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Weather Summary With Bait and Cooler Tonight
Forecast calls for brisk weather with lower temperatures tonight and Friday. North winds expected across regions as air mass cools. temperatures dip notably in affected areas.
Wilson appeals to bankers to aid cotton growers
President Wilson asks bankers to provide cotton loans at 4 to 7 percent above cost, aiming to ease credit for growers after allies declare cotton contraband. Letter to W P Harding read in Birmingham outlines hoped loan terms and banks’ duty to extend favorable rates.
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Mye
Wilson
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Women's Strike Is Off In New York City
New York Aug 26 The one day women's strike is cancelled as the Empire State suffrage campaign committee abandons plans for all employed women to stay home to prove their value beyond the home. Employers warned a mass strike would disrupt public utilities close stores and hinder business overall.
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New York
Empire State Suffrage Campaign Committee
New York City
Suffrage Committee
Danes Honor British Sub Crew at Danish Coast
Danish officials and naval officers paid tribute to fourteen British sailors from the K-13 as the Vidal carried their bodies to Hull. The crew perished when the submarine was destroyed by a German warship last week near Saltholm in Danish waters.
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Copenhegen
London
Vidal
Hull
Saltholm
McGraw Sells Marquard to Toronto Club
New York Aug 26 Rube Marquard of the Giants has been sold to the Toronto club by the International League In exchange Toronto sent pitcher Herbert to manager McGraw Race Play Pictures Barred Pittshard Aug 61 Mayor Arnstrong has forbidden the production of The Birth of a Nation
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Marquard
New York
Uiants
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Iegue
Kikher Herbert
Pittshard
Arnstrong
Far East Trade Expands As Japanese Firms Press Markets
The Japanese economy rises in strength with large scale textiles and strong firms like Mitsui Bussan Ikaisha expanding in British held markets. New trade routes reach Bombay Calcutta Singapore with cheap exports. Japan gains rubber latex cups and beer imports to LodI. Concerns grow over copyright and counterfeit goods as imitation products flood Malay Peninsula, Java, and Ituila markets.
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Calcutta
Singapore
Lodi
Sue
Ceylon
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Austria
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Ituila
Fossil skull gift to Sydney university shocks scholars
A 25,000 year old fossil skull was donated to the University of Sydney by Joyotut Smith. Professors David and Smth described it as Pleistocene, found thirty-one years ago near a creek in Darting Downs Queenshind. The skull shows primitive traits with a large incisor and an age estimate around fifteen.
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Hamdey
Joyotut Smith
State Legislative Council
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Ue University
Damus
Auto's Wild Run Through Farmhouse Break In
Vague report describes a vehicle derailment and a break in at a farmer’s residence. A woman suffered a leg injury and four unidentified items were allegedly buried near the scene. No clear names, locations, dates, or official actions are provided.
Republican County Ticket Listings for September 21, 1915
Indiana County voters are asked to support a Republican slate including Sheriff H A Boggs Leslie Pattison John Russell J T Hoover John M Malcolm J C Conner Jay Hill George A Conrath H C Williams A J Boucher Prothonotary Walter H Ayers John C Wells Treasurer H K Neal F M Smith Irven Shaffer Elmer E Carney George S Griffith John W Miller James Nichol James A White H M Lowy Walter H Jackson Register and Recorder J Blair Sutton J E Weaver J Clair Longwill Commissioners J M Marshall John Bennett W B Wagner D P Bothell C M Sides Ezekiel Somerville J W Smith William Brilhart J C Moore James W Mack W N Liggett Auditor John M Gamble William F I George John D Adamson R Harvey Cunningham James Speedy R J Hood A Palmer J L Peterman County Surveyor G T McCrea Coroner Dr H B Buterbaugh L WILLIS WILSON Chairman Indiana Pa July 28 1915 Political Advertisement
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Republicanaunty Committee
Sheriff
H. A. Boggs
Indiana
Leslie Pattison
White
John Russell
J. T. Hoover
Smickburg
John M. Malcolm
White Township
J. C. Conner
Jay 2. Hill
George A. Conrath
H. C. Williams
A. J. Boucher
Rayne
Walter H. Ayers
John C. Wells
H. K. Neal
North Mahoning
F. M. Smith
Blairsville
J. Irven Shaffer
Elmer E. Carney
George S. Griffith
South Mahoning
John W. Miller
James M. Nichol
East Mahoning Township
James A. White
H. M. Lowy
Walter H. Jackson
J. Blair Sutton
J. E. Weaver
J. Clair Longwill
J. M. Marshall
John Bennett
W. B. Wagner
Brushvalley
D. P. Bothell
Washington Township
C. M. Sides
Ezekiel Somerville
Cherry Tred
J. W. Smith
Canoe Township
William W. Brilhart
James W. Mack
W. N. Liggett
John M. Gamble
William FI. George
John D. Adamson
R. Harvey Cunningham
James Speedy
R. J. Hood
West Wheatfield
J. A. Palmer
J. L. Peterman
G. T .McCrea
Miles C Young Faces Democratic Primary Election
Tor County Auditor Miles C Young of Indiana Pennsylvania seeks voter decision in the Democratic Primary Elegy on Tuesday September 21 1915. The notice outlines candidacy and election timing for the position.
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Court of Common Pleas
J. N. Langham
Indiana Borough
Fortieth Judicial District
Indiana County
Tor County
Miles C. Young
Indiana
Rates Cut Ordered by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an average rate cut on petroleum and products from Kansas and Oklahoma. It grouped all mid continent field points toward the Mississippi River and beyond and set reasonable maximum rates on low grade product from mid continent points to St. Louis and Chicago.
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Oklahoma
Mississippi River
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