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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
1
Churches Plan Patriotic Meetings Across Counties
Frank B. Lynch state director urges each county to set aside a day for patriotic services during church camp meetings. Sunday is proposed for the main session with war related speakers and unity singing. Lecturers will provide materials, and county church units should arrange speakers through the Speakers Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Lynch
Burennsylvania Committee
Lynch
Nf. Braun
Unity Singing
Akers
Eakers
Fraudulent Income Tax Impersonation Warned by Collector
A letter from Internal Revenue Collector Lewellyn warns editors and readers about people posing as Income Tax Agents to sell books and extract payments. Citizens are urged to verify officials before sharing tax information and to report any impersonators for investigation to protect taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Treasury
E. G. Lewellyn
Annapolis Class of 1919 Graduates Message
Annapolis Md June 6 The class of 1919 graduates are addressed by Secretary Peary as he praises the Americans who mobilized justice and liberty against Germany. He notes the academy’s 199 graduates who finish a year early due to the war and pledge to uphold liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Germany
Paris
London
America
Peplers
Value of Our 1817 Cross in Crop Valuations Declines
The Department of Agriculture reports crop values across states with Illinois leading at 842 million while Rhode Island shows 8.35 million. Texas, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri, Georgia, Nebraska, Indiana, Maine, and California follow in value order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
Texas
Iowa
Ohio
Missouri
Georgia
Nebraska
Indiana
Mailee
California
German Alien Female Registration Rules in 1918 Proclamation
The document describes required registration for German alien females under the President's Proclamation of April 19, 1918. It details penalties including restraint, imprisonment, and removal for failure to register or violations of regulations, with jurisdiction extending to all U S land and waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sixteen Billion for Coast Defense Proposal
Secretary of War Baker asked the Fortification Committee of the House for an appropriation of sixteen billion dollars to establish sixteen aeroplane and balloon stations on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to defend against aerial and submarine attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Fortification Committee of the House
Baker
Indiana County Skips Tyne Increments In Draft Quotas
Five day draft window from June 19 to June 24 assigns quotas to Camps Sherman Greenleaf and Lee with none allocated to Indiana County. State Draft Bureau notes practical exhaustion of Class A-L in the county, while Jefferson County to send 107 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Greenleaf
Lee
State
Indiana County
Jefferson County
Quotations on Cheerful Men Facing Life’s Changes
The speaker notes that the men he has observed appear cheerful and hopeful, moving through life’s trials with a smile. They face changes and chances of married life with a steady, positive demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
List of Letters Remaining Uncalled for at Ine na Post Office
The list shows names of residents with uncalled letters as of June 1 at the Ine na Post Office. Inquiries should be made indicating advertisements dated June 1, to H. Wyfee P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inena
S. W. Carney
Harry Clarke
Mayview J. Cooper
AL Davia
Ann Waith
Glyndon Getty
O. Paul Margentuther
Boneleis Ligeing
Vhemus Little
Mes
Hy Lowery
Latathon Gilla
Cruiseppu Mearehella
Mabel Nomis
Gyrtrade Philips
Ada Tilips
W. Randolph
J. A. Stover
Rotelli Wovemen
Syanawna Piani
Pleige
Dati H. Wyfee
P.M
Major General Wood Bids Soldiers Goodbye at Camp Funston
Major General Leonard Wood delivered a farewell to officers at Camp Funston before overseas deployment. He spoke of temporary separation, praised the unit's hard work, and urged maintaining high standards as he prepared to join Camp Funston for a new division. Witnesses described the review as emotional and moving, with strong public pride in the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Tls Tate Eninme
Dlvsland
National Arty
Camp Pinston
Sory Lee
Waal
France
Fanston
Creneral Wood
Panston
Funston
April Earnings Show Railroads Improve Under Government
Railroads report April earnings rising sharply with about 80 million dollars net operating income for first class lines. Government loans and advances reach 124.9 million for four months, as several carriers reveal substantial April gains and continued federal support.
Doctors Sew On Lost Hand After Ax Accident
A worker slipped while being attacked by a falling axe, severing his wrist. Surgeons at State hospital reattached the hand, aiming to restore use within seven years. The incident occurs during wartime shop conditions, with plans to keep operations steady and full employment for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comtes
Shaanolin
Blaze injures Mae Slopthourar and hair fire details
A disjointed report notes Mae Slopthourar of Harrisburg aged eighteen suffered a hair and head burn when a Dre ortheale caused a blaze. The dwelling was not damaged and she was not badly hurt. Separate items mention Senator proposing a two cent coin and US Navy seaplanes arriving in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Slopthourar
Harrisburg
Red Cross in Alaska War Aid Drives Fundraising
In Alaska, Mra Linsey and Pratt lead the Liberty Bond committee in Fairlane to raise funds for the Red Cross as clubs donate dues and scrap metal drives mobilize for war relief. Local groups like bridge and social clubs collect discarded metal and rubber to ship to the States for relief efforts, aiding hospitals and war-related aid while Alaska residents push ahead with fundraising despite reduced buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Linsey
Pratt
Ciib
Libserty
Fairlane
Alaska
Fatebanks
SCO Red Cross
Sweetuin
States
Red Cross
Favie Wien
Doll
Catessen
Neuilly Hospital
Aire
Turn Barns Into Homes In Junction City
Old barns retired after the auto era are being remodeled in Junction City into large or two story houses. Exterior changes are light with wall board interiors, many covered in stucco, renting for 20 to 40 dollars or more based on size and location. As barns prove profitable, many owners plan similar conversions to meet housing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munction City
Emee Fite
Junction City
Bobcat Spooks Playground In Bozeman Kindergarten
A bobcat wandered from Yellowstone canyons into a Bozeman playground near a kindergarten. Children cheered as the animal appeared, drawing teachers and police. A frightened cat fled then a police bullet ended the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman, Mont
Yellowstone
Hetle
Girls Camouflage as Boys at Pana Wha Tt?shmpte Life
A badly garbled report describes six Miss Ada Spidel and Miss Lela Corley at a high school event. They allegedly disguised as boys using hats and breif garments, worked briefly, and returned home after authorities questioned their intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Ada Spidel
Ager Sixbutt
Lela Corley
Fitneeney
Vpakt Tawieship High School
Kaiser Declares Germany Will Rule All Power
A distorted Los Angeles dispatch quotes Kaiser statements claiming German dominance. The text portrays boasts of naval supremacy and world rule, reflecting wartime rhetoric and public anxieties about future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Germany
Los Angeles
Cal
S. C
Ehitius
Tor Tuly
Clemens Sen
Chadins
Natser Carther Gresse
Tol
Ue Sea
Iemengen
Lost items and reward offered in Gazette notice
Lost on Monday evening a circle pin set with pearls and sapphires. Return to Gazette for reward of 712s. Also lost between Marion Center and Goodust Lane a black traveling bag belonging to Mrs. Frank Robinson. Reward offered by Winder if returned to the National Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
North Sixth Street
Oak Street
Gazette Office
Emnpainiot
Marion Center
Gocust Lane
Frank Robinstoen
Winder
National Hotel—'&iy-x
Big Profits in Cattle Sales at Waisburg
A fragmented report describes cattle bought November 7, 1907, weighing about 1,124 pounds and sold after 170 days for average profit of $41.26 per steer. Initial cost $89.05 per steer, selling price about $130. The text mentions the State Livestock Board and serum production for disease control, with era details and local references to Derry, VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waisburg
Dame
Heal
Fara
Dada
Seer
Twalhure
Weinher
Neahy
Cain
And More Honest Agaclods Refusal Is Better Than Gift
A terse assessment notes that sounding honest outshines a preferred gift, suggesting integrity over appearances. The remark frames a choice between blunt candor and superficial generosity in a domestic or social context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaclods
War Savings drive aims to hit $2 million daily quota
War Savings quotas for the district demand an average of $2,000,000 subscribed daily through June 28. Attorney James Francis Burke, Pittsburgh, district savings director, pledges success if all participate. The campaign targets patriotism and urges everyone to buy War Savings Stamps and join Pershing Limit and Quota clubs. A house to house canvass across Western Pennsylvania will promote every home as a War Savings investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh
Burke
America
Pennsylvania
W.S. S
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in High-Profile Cases
The grand jury at Heilwood handed true bills against Salmatlee Patterson for fornication and brawdy, John Watro for carrying condensed neaphos and discharging firearms, and Reol Lytle for assault and battery, while indictments for murders at Coy and Me-Tityr target Calderoni and Cur Rifano. Lyte, charged with assault and battery, had the charge ignored. Heilwood School principal R. Lyte is named in related proceedings. Mike Ayoub prosecutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hory
Salmatlee Patterson
John Watro
Reol Lytle
John Stuhria
Bontattiois
John Monti
Coy
Detetnes
Calderoni
Albert Maruea
Me- Tityr
Cur“Rifano
Mroapee Andrew Qczap
Coy Vari
R. IO. Lyte
Heilwood School
Mike Ayaub
Where Cat and Gate Are Unlike in Ohio State Journal
A fragmented note from the Ohio State Journal discusses how a neighbor’s back gate and a cat sound similar on windy nights. It observes the faint distinction between the two with limited context and unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwef
Ohio State Journal
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