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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR report mentions a gun battle in America with deaths and references to military patrols and French involvement. Details are unclear and names or dates are not readable.
A historical notice declares that German women aged 14 and up will be recruited to the sign at headquarters. The fragmentary text references the recruitment and a specific date, suggesting a wartime home front mobilization context.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a holding, attorney, and a breakdown of lines. It references a person or entity and notes a triumph or calls back across a page, with a column on page 3. No clear names, dates, or actions emerge.
Delegated by the Department of Justice to the Chief Registrar of Indiana Borough, the waiver covers German lion females aged 1 year and up for registration in Iadi County. The registration date is set in Mondy, June 17, with a deadline of July 1. The notice concerns sale actions of the German Empire or Imperial German government.
The event gathers veterans and volunteers including members of the 10th Regiment Infantry for a Spanish American War tribute and reunion. Speakers and invited guests address wartime service and postwar remembrance, with a memorial at the site and a public gathering to honor fallen comrades.
Fragmentary OCR item references young men and Peel permits and days of grace for youths. Mentions questionnaires and Sherthy. Reading is incomplete. cannot determine concrete event, date, or organization beyond general youth permit context.
The report notes a shortfall of about 25 percent in meeting the intended Deedified TC00009 quota. Officials cite scattered returns to the Provost Warshal General’s office as of today. Enrollments show around 21,000 men with June 1 1917 as the date, while 505 young men are listed for Todiana and 217 from a district.
A plan for a new bank in the county advances with a corporation to be styled HAAS Phe decorporat ats ares and led by Dr Theo Kharas of Indiana and others. The bank site is the old hotel property in the city, chosen by MP Seed, with Seon as the place of business. The Industrial Securities Co of Harris Integer prays to charter the organization. the venture aims to replace the former bank and support municipal finance.
A fragmented notice from Helena New York details a man who left a job to enlist in the Marine Corps after meeting a recruiter. The piece notes the recruiter and postmaster in Helena facilitated the process, highlighting patriotic recruitment efforts and bond promotions.
The grand jury is weighing many true bills with three to four murder trials slated for next week. The Heihwood principal case has been dismissed.
The Tune Grand Jury at Judgana has issued true bills on multiple indictments this week. Murder trials are expected, with defendants including Arthur Griffith for reckless driving and Rudolph Bonecatti and Albert Calderone for murder. Other charges cover larceny, sodomy, breaking and entering, and receiving stolen goods involving Tony Curato, Joe Redusky, and several others.
Joseph Wilson returns from Camp Upton and Camp Rafiton for a ten day furlough to visit his parents in Philadelphia. John Richeberger, in the Medical Corps, reports office work in the Columbus Barracks induction department. Claude Macks has safely returned to New York after six months in France. Poanington writes from over there saying he is feeling tip top amid wartime letters.
A court announces the appointment of a new constable in Brushval Ley, naming LooY Buller and Dick in tentative roles. Residents express belief the appointee will be capable and satisfactory in enforcing the law, though the OCR text is garbled and several names appear unclear.
Prominent Presbyterian Church quartet featuring Ludworth Frasier, under Charles Meinwothy, presents a June benefit in aid of Belgian babies. Reviews praise Sudworth Frasier’s voice and potential, noting a large Minneapolis audience and strong upcoming recital prospects. Proceeds support Belgian relief.
Motorman Alvin Davis of the Dilltown Smokeless coal mine was fatally injured Monday night while at work. The accident occurred when a trip to the tipple halted and Davis, returning to the motor, was found unconscious with severe injuries. He died at Memorial hospital Johnstown about 1 o'clock. He leaves a widow and four children. his father William Davis of Ferndale, and he was raised by Mrs. Stephens, mother of Judge M. B. Stephens. It is believed trolley trouble and a roof strike caused the death.
Washington June 6 Thirty four casualties in the American forces were announced by the War Department today. Seven killed in action three died of wounds four died of disease three died from accidents twelve severely wounded one wounded degree undetermined three slightly wounded one reported missing In aviation Pennsylvania killed in action Private C A Pare Nicholson and Private Rust Schuster Erie Wounded severely Private John H H Siple Wrightsville
Commencement this evening at 8 oclock in the Auditorsium with a program of merit. Talked of music and performances by students. Also mentions a Boston confectionery offering and a slogan Canette Read Knowledge is Power.
Reports of a German submarine capture near an Atlantic port circulated today as naval officials sought confirmation. Navy says no sunk submarine yet and notes transports move on schedule with precautions. Also mentions U boats heading south of Jersey, and local notes on students home for summer and a few classified lines.
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