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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
3
The British cruiser was struck by a mine off the Orkney Islands last night around eight. Lord Kitchiner was aboard en route to Russia. The vessel was destroyed. a full shore search was conducted with only one capsized boat recovered. The ship carried 655 men.
British cruiser Hampshire carrying Lord Kitchener and staff was sunk off the Orkney Islands near Scotland, likely by a mine or submarine. No survivors found. four boats seen depart, heavy seas hinder rescues. Hampshire had 660 men plus distinguished passengers. Captain Henry W. Grant commanded. Kitchener’s mission linked to Eastern Front. streets rumor a new war secretary may take post.
Reports from Tattlen Rock Arkansas indicate the tornado that hit the region caused at least 60 deaths and up to 150 injuries. Judsonia suffered the heaviest losses with many residents believed killed. Early tallies place 25 to 80 dead in the town and surrounding ruins.
The fragment advertises an event titled The Prince Chap at the Auditor with phrasing about payment and shows "Sea FE, BR, Lumsdene" and a nod to Coming-Phodg Hara. It reads like a local show teaser and notes timing as tomorrow night.
Howard Graham former Burgess of Blairsville and prominent resident of the southern county died at his home near Livermore yesterday afternoon after an extended heart illness. The funeral will be held at the Graham home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock with interment in Blairsville cemetery. An extended obituary will follow in Wednesday’s Gazette.
The County Constables formed an organization after noon yesterday by the Court and District Attorney to aid law enforcement, assist in legislation, and enforce penal statutes. The group, named County Police Force, will use a directory and telephone network to coordinate with constables at home and share rapid notes. The system aims to speed arrests and support county officials, with plans for continued coverage as needed.
A garbled June report outlines last attempt to impeach Hughes amid political strife. Mentions Justice Charles Muang Taghes, Calan ed Pheodore Thuesevadt Tear pan, and unnamed conference efforts. References United States Senator Borah stepping back, factions within Con gress, and betting on candidates.
A Presbyterian church this evening will select two ruling elders from a slate of six candidates. The meeting is to be held at the church with a public note indicating the process and the expectation of a fair vote. No further action or outcomes are stated in the readable text.
Indiana Board of School Directors failed to elect teachers for the coming term due to a lack of quorum. The decision is postponed to a later meeting. Principal justice Tank announced the transfer of school funds and the examiner’s payment duties. An unprecedented number of applicants sought positions in the high school and grade schools at Learn at POAT.
The council held its monthly meeting approving petitions for improvements across the borough. Two new bridges were ordered on East Water Street and South Fifth Street. Philadelphia Street will continue weekly sweeping with property owners paying for sprinkling. A North Ninth Street water issue led Cameron to offer half the expense and water through his ground if a sewer is built. Oak Street sewer lowering was referred to the Street Committee. Weamer & Co. seek a rear addition to their factory. committee referral to Fire. (Continued on Page 4.)
A historic newspaper ad promotes the Marvel phonograph to broaden access to music. It touts a coupon plan at 3.98 and urges readers to clip and bring it on distribution day. It features Miss Frush and Mr. Ga from electric firms, and notes a band rehearsal night at Municipal Hall with various plans to enjoy affordable records.
Jurist Judge J N Lancham explained jurors obligations and oath purpose in a detailed ruling. The unusual feeding text is presented in this issue, outlining the required conduct and expectations for jurors during Monday afternoon proceedings.
Judge J N Langham urged the June Grand Jury to consider 12 cases with possible guilty pleas. Foreman John Gamble was sworn in. District Attorney William N Liggett and jurors discussed indictments, while some earlier cases were disposed of or pled down.
The case of James L. Culp of this place against Roger A. Sumtert of Kittanning is heard. Culp seeks damages for an automobile collision, alleging the defendant drove on the wrong side. Witnesses testified for Culp. the defense contends Culp drove on the wrong side. Continuous coverage noted as press time. Auditorium notices and local references appear, including theater listings and a note on public office closing in summer.
Twenty first aid teams will participate on Friday June 28 at Normal Campus for a two hour Safety First demonstration timed to start at 9 80. Speakers include Hon Charles Harmon and other officials. The event centers on the Centennial celebration with canning exhibits and demonstrations featuring New York Central State College and Farm leaders.
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