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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
1
An 1885 account recalls New York Democrats aligned with Tammany Hall forming the Equal Rights party to oppose banks. Their October 29, 1836 meeting at Tammany Hall drew rival factions into a clash that sparked the nickname loco-focos later linked to the Democratic party and the moneyed interests.
A column argues against politicized probes into New York National Guard officers amid questions of physical unfitness, warning it undermines military morale while citing presidential control and the militia’s national service role. the piece notes assorted local visits and social items among Indiana residents.
A Philadelphia editor defends General Wood against claims of prejudice in appointing officers, arguing that presidential officials must avoid overuse and that Wood acted in good faith for the army's best interests. The critique of singling out two New York officers is deemed unfounded. The piece urges rigid upholding of Wood's decision.
Mr and Mrs George Snyder of White Township announce the wedding of their son Rev Snyder assistant to the President at Gettysburg College The ceremony is described as an event of notable fate within the community.
Blairsville restored to action today with Trevino warning all garrisons of the Villa army approach. A Villista force is reported to have attacked and wiped out Carranza’s garrison within 20 miles of the international boundary. Capt. Thomas 2. Anderson and Company M of the Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry, Capt. Thomas B. Anslate, with reinforcements ready to move by motor truck from Marathon to support the patrol.
London observers report the appeal of Sir Roger Casement from his treason conviction was dismissed by the Court of Criminal Appeal. Casement faces execution unless King George intervenes, as arguments for acquittal were not accepted and the court upheld the verdict.
Local Baptist group gears up for an upcoming church picnic with volunteers arranging food, activities, and venue logistics. The notice highlights community involvement and the event's religious gathering focus.
Fragmented OCR text shows a state highway route closure with scattered place names and unclear details. The readable portions indicate a closure or disruption affecting multiple segments and nearby towns, with no precise locations, dates, or official sources clearly identifiable.
A New York Post item describes a Bible class gathering hosted by the Young Women’s Bible group at a local church. Hosts served refreshments while attendees shared songs and remarks. A reply to a prior inquiry about Judy Mullen offers no discrediting information.
More than 2,200 postmasters from across the country gather in Washington for the opening session of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States. The event focuses on postmastering amid recent conditions, with remarks from officials and planned tours, including a Mount Vernon visit.
Reports from flood districts in the Carolinas and parts of Virginia indicate 25 deaths with most missing or unaccounted for. Flood waters are receding except in southern South Carolina where Saratoga-like flows persist. ventures report widespread property damage and ongoing relief needs in affected counties.
A garbled note outlines a case where a girl is found dead not from the local area. Names such as Phil Sanford and Martine appear amid scattered phrases, hints of explanations, and a report that the couple are involved. The text suggests an identity mixup or dating links, with references to Indiana and HERA Ey, leaving many details unclear.
Elkus has been named to a Turkish post, official confirmation indicates. Washington officials noted the appointment as a significant diplomatic posting reflecting bilateral ties.
A missing money incident reports a $60 bill loss between the Chinese laundry and the Bon Ton. The finder can receive a liberal reward if returned to the Gazette Office.
Inquiry 205 Trust Building Indiana Pa lists a 16 acre farm for sale with two houses. President to nominate Abrams. Flkus of New York to succeed Tony Morgenthau as ambassador to Turkey announced at White House. Morgenthau resigns to stay and aid the President's campaign.
An obscure note references The First War Correspondents and Julius Cuusure, misrendered as a figure who did not send commentary pieces but instead authored them in a fragmented, indented style. The text appears as a garbled historical remark with limited coherent details.
The piece discusses early war correspondence like G T Crueigen sent to Spain with the Spanish legion in 1867, noting war reporting origins. It then shifts to lichens, describing their slow growth, dormancy in dry times, and need for clean air, making them indicators of air quality and urban pollution.
A garbled analysis discusses how salary levels depend on delivery performance and year end results. It suggests top earners in the field may reach high annual figures through efficient operations, timing, and cost control. The text emphasizes leveraging incentives and productivity to boost pay.
The Sunday Wart notes two heirs to $50,000,000 each, the son and daughter of the late Tresty Cree, famed as America's wealthiest woman. The piece previews forthcoming coverage in The Sunday World Illustrated Magazine with a color photo and career sketch.
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