14 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1919
Page
1
The forecast covers Monday through Saturday in Western Pennsylvania. Expect fair to moderate conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms and typical summer temperatures. Localized spots may see brief storms, but overall temperatures remain normal for the period.
Earl C. Reeves writes from London in June 380 about a dawn of postwar air mail and space age progress. He praises the R-31 for signaling human communication over 3000 miles, contrasts war use with peaceful aims, and notes the end of air raids and the emergence of a new era linking nations.
The Bureau of Markets of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture releases the weekly market forecast. Early fruits and vegetables will be abundant across markets, including garden beans, corn, beets, cucumbers, lettuce, turnips, apples, and pears. Northern areas report limited shipments due to heat, signaling careful planning for seasonal abundance.
A historical listing discusses certificates of indebtedness and related tax exemptions. Mentions dates, entities, and legal references, including partnerships and whaling terms, with generic references to taxes and subscriptions. The fragmentary text names places and people in a broad legal financing context without clear outcomes.
Two women attacked during a labor protest at the Ceo TMroducts Refining Co plant area as striking workers were ferried to the site. Police and guards opened fire after stevedores tried to block the street car, with several shots reported.
Readable text notes Allison in Pittsburgh at the home of dba and Mrs im Soret in Philadelphia with scattered names Melanguin in Philadelphia and a questioned fragment about her.
Disorder marks Rome as demonstrators clash with police after targeting the residence of a government official. An Italian peace envoy, Diabbiele Annungio, addressed the crowd, heightening the tension and excitement surrounding the event.
Miss McTyuxhin and Mrs Welsh of Seventh Street visited Pittsburgh and spent the weekend with friends. Miss Vadn Weaver of Railroad Avenue also vacationed in the city, while Arthur Wilson and his daughter of Pittsburgh were noted in connection with Judiana Callery.
Walter Mahar of Monongahela and Nan Barry of Philadelphia spent Sunday with family near Monongahela, while Paul L. Orr from Pittsburgh travelled to Indiana to spend the day with his mother Mrs Martha Orr. Mrs Orr had been visiting and returned home with Howard Ferriton and daughter Rath of Omaha. Edward Vorel of Nouph Mirth Street attends rites for his sister in Detroit. Several relatives from Philadelphia and Kittanning were noted as visiting or returning home, with other households described in passing.
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