Sentimental reform debate as prison unrest and Liberty Bond details
A critique of sentimentalism in penitentiary reform accompanies a report on a prisoner revolt and warden policy. The piece argues sincere reform efforts are hindered by vain letters from supporters. It also outlines the Liberty Loan act of 1917, bond terms, tax exemptions, and installment payments through 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotithin
Totet
Rom
Sehomanever
Inington
Joliet
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Red Cross Enrollment Offers New Benefits
A brief notice explains that joining the Red Cross grants entitlements and benefits, outlining eligibility and the value of membership for volunteers and supporters.
Red Cross membership drive urged for Indiana County
The article promotes rapid participation in the American Red Cross, urging residents to join through Chapter Headquarters or the Indiana County treasurer T E Hildebrand. It outlines immediate benefits, weekly canvassing plans, and emphasizes patriotism as dollars are collected for war relief. Numerous auxiliaries and officers are listed to organize the effort. The message stresses yes or no responses, with opportunities to join or be marked for future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Red Cross
Ttig
American Red Cross
National Association
Association
Middle Western
Indiana County
Europe
Woes in South Drive Negroes North War Dispatches
Reports from multiple bureaus describe raids in northern France and Belgium, Allied advances near Neuve Chapelle, and artillery actions along the Aisne river and Champagne. American medical personnel arrive in Boulogne as German submarine activity rises. Wilson’s note to Russia causes wide reaction among neutrals and Allies. A Fisk University scholar notes ongoing northern migration of African Americans seeking higher wages and better conditions, driven by economic need and safety concerns, with calls for universal health insurance to protect workers.
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London
France
Belgium
Quilice
Neuve Chapelle
Paris
Aisne
Champagne
Boulogne
United States
Germany
London Chronicle
Wilson
Russia
Amsterdam
the Telegraaf
Rome
Pittsburg
George E. Hayner
Fisk University
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Hayner
National League
Ne‘groes
John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
Byuniversal
Europe
Local Social News and Events Update
Mrs Edwin Empfield and son from Indiana and Boyd Fowler visited at Mr and Mrs James Fowler's home. Presbyterian lawn event raised funds. Swing-Out exercises at Normally attended by local residents. Henry Nicewonger killed two six and a half foot black snakes on Allen hill. Grace Fyock and Hazel Fyock visiting Clymer. Hutchinson and Wadsworth families visited Rosa May, Mack Hutchinson, and Ethel Wadsworth attending school here Sabbath. Baptismal services near Albert Coy's attended by locals. Fifty four young men registered on Registration Day. Mary and Ada Widdowson plan to attend the Ankeny Kimmel wedding near Elderton on Thursday.
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Edwin Empfield
Indiana
Boyd Fowler
Vandergrift
James Fowler
Presbyterian Lawn
John Smith
Archie Stewart
Menry Nicewonger
Allen Hill
Grace
Hazel Fyock
Clymer
Hutchinson
Mary
Ada Widdowson
Elderton
Transfers of Properties Across Pine and Cherryhill
Transf ers include Barnard A Smith to James R Smith for 206 acres and 128 of 107 acres plus perches in Pine and Cherryhill with totals of 2200 and 300. C F Saunders to EB B Kettering for a Blairsville lot at 600. J B Kunkle to Cangietta Daurelo for Center acreage at 968. Susanna Patterson to Mary Bracken for East Wheatilefield land at 800. C Kunkle to C K Edwards for Homer City lot at 2800. H A Clark to A E Pearce for a Hayne lot at 1100. The King to Atlantic Robin Company for a lot in Indiana at 8500.
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Barnard A. Smith
James R. Smith
Cherryhill
C. F. Saunders
EB. B. Kettering
Blairsville
J. B. Kunkle
Cangietta Daurelo
Center
Susanna Patterson
Mary &. Bracken
East Wheatifield
Kunkle
C. K. Edwards
Homer
H. A. Clark
A. E. Pearce
Hayne
Tha King
Atlantic Robin Company
Indiana
Youthful lightweights clash over crown history
New York reports that youth has dominated recent lightweight battles. Benny Leonard, 21, won the title from Freddie Welsh, now 31, by points after Welsh captured the crown earlier in a non decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Benny Leonard
Aaa
Youth dominates boxing titles through the decades
The article surveys past champions and contenders, noting ages at triumphs from Willie Ritchie to Benny Leonard. It highlights a pattern where youth often prevailed in title wins, cites Ritchie, Wolgast, Nelson, Britt, and Leonard with ages, and comments on Leonard as a standout young champion with superior brains and championship traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Ritchie
Wolgast
Wolitagt
Nelson
Battler
Tenty
Daventy
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Benny Leonard
Joe Guns
Benny Leonard the youthfully brilliant boxing champion
The article lauds Benny Leonard as a boxing prodigy with a brilliant brain and unmatched ring generalship. It notes his youth, disciplined habits, and strategic prowess, praising his headwork and ability to study opponents while highlighting his solid, disciplined physique and knockout power as he defies aging to hold the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Walsh
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Treas
Ernest
Kelly, Secy
T. R. Johnston
Christ Episcopal
Adda P. Elkin
J. H. Burgess
Mary Black Rhodes
Zion Lutheran Church
E. M. Gearhart
H. McCreary
J. A. Richards
Lackawanna
Wehrum
E. Buckram
B. A. Murray
M. E. Davis
First United
Paul Reed
J. L. Kinter
Secy
Mary English
Marion Center
C. R. Griffith
J. C. Bovard
Horace Work
Union Club
Emma Grant
Hyman
Brody
R. E. Forrester
Blacklick—Che
Bell
Jos. A. Shrom
W. C. Seeman
Methodist Episcopal
G. W. Earl
J. Parl Bennett
W. E. Pierce
Dilltown
H. J. Dill
Clyde Means
Anton Kerber
Penn Run
T. P. Stephens
J. Sproull
Sara A. Adams
Cherry Tree
J. W. McFarland
Price Davis
Leila M. Cramer
First Christian Church
J. A. Beaton
Ray Hess
Arcadia
J. E. Green
Tre
T. Bernard Homan
I. Olic
Eas
Harry Hendgraen
Sat
New Strand Theatre
World Pictures
Brady
William Brady
Carlyle Blackwell
June Elvidge
Henry Hull
Muriel Ostriche
Wm. Fox
Fox People
Henry Lehrman
Billie Richie
Indiana Dye Works
C. I. Mack
Ayde -Murphy Co
Ridgeway
Epa
Percy
Bend
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
NM. Y
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
MELP
N. Y
Indians Normal School
North Sixth Street
North Sixth
Church Street
Indiana Motor Co
John G. Keller
Buick Automobile
Water St
Overland
Pollock
Howe Refrigerator
Sanitary Dairy
South Gilpin St
Panxsutawney
Ren Pellock
Mrs. Vernon Castle
Edna Mayo and
Eugene O’brien
Marie Walcamp
Steel Hearts
What
Universal
Gale Henry
Wm. Franey
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