Indiana Evening Gazette Classified Rates and Details
The Indiana Evening Gazette published daily except Sunday is delivered by carriers in Indiana and surrounding towns. Subscription rates are advance by mail one year three dollars six months one and a half dollars. Carrier price per month and display advertising rates are available on request. R. H. Ray is manager and editor. Frank M. Smith is city editor.
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Evening Gazette
Carriera
Indiana
R. H. Ray
Frank M. Smith
Public Health Warning On Tuberculosis In France
The article urges awareness of tuberculosis as a risk to both army and civilian populations in France and highlights the need for public education on building resistance. It notes that Pennsylvania passed a 1915 law protecting health by barring infected workers from public eating places and requiring thorough cleaning of dishes and towels and prohibition of shared drinking cups.
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France
Pennsylvania
Tener
Red Cross appeal for $10 million to aid war relief
War Council urges massive Red Cross campaign urging every American to contribute and support global humanitarian effort. They stress prudent spending, swift impact, and a united national response to help both military and civilian needs.
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War Council
America
Red Cross
National Call to Service Inspires Public Action
The passage urges voluntary action to aid allies and support the war effort. It quotes President Wilson on universal potential to serve, not only on battlefields, and emphasizes immediate energy and sacrifice from all citizens to help win the war.
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Wilson
Saltsburg victory ends old Indiana baseball tale
In a 40 year old saga, Indiana and Saltsburg faced a nine inning duel tied 9 to 9. Mattern slugged a foul called ball that sparked a post game fight before Saltsburg won in the eleventh. A telegram from Bert Lichteberger confirmed Saltsburg's claim, reversing the historic result.
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Saltsburg
Yell
Bet
Firht
Blair Mattern
Lawrence Murphey
Indiana
Alcorn
Bill Portier
Bert Lichteberger
Bert
Mattern
Pirates to Host Wagner Day at Forbes Field
The Pirates plan a Wagner Day with ex stars Jack Glasscock Kid Nichols and Dick Paden leading delegations from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. Chicago Cubs visit in the Wagner Day game with a Fourth of July doubleheader against St Louis. Tickets $1.00 for reserved and $1.25 for box seats by mail to the Pittsburgh Baseball Club. Wagner Ward Pitler and Brief form a strong infield trio as Ward and Pitler impress with 40 double plays this season.
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The
Elks of
Carnegie
Honus
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Jack Glasscock
Kid Nichols
Wheeling
Dick Paden
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wagner
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Buccaneers
St. Louis Cardinals
Corsairs
Pittsburgh Baseball Club
Farmers Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
Ward
Pitler
Eyers
Tinker
Forbes Field
A Friend Inded Earle Williams Denied Marriage
A writer replies to readers who ask if the author is married to actor Earle Williams. They are not married, though they remain good friends and work in nearby studio sets. The note praises Williams as a talented, upright American and notes their mutual respect and occasional companionship between scenes.
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Earle Williams
Land
Ours
Wiliams
Mr. Williams
Camera
Heo
Tam
Sam
Omy Ehadr
Dsrbedi Ville
Mother
Social notes from Clymer week list visitors and visits
Richard Brown of Patton and Sara Prosser of Barnesboro visited in town on Sunday. Miss Mary Lockard, a Johnstown teacher, is home for vacation. The Coulter family and others returned to Indiana. Douglass Andrews of Pittsburgh visited Audrey Mabon and Mrs Thomas of Charles Town hosted by J Edwin Parnell. Mrs Elizabeth Waelch from West Philadelphia spent Sabbath with the Pattersons. Mrs J Edwin Parnett hosted luncheon for guests in honor of Mrs Robert Thomas from Charleston W V.
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Richard Brown
Patton
Sara Prosser
Barnesboro
Mary Lockard
Johnstown
Berwin
Maurice Coulter
Indiana
Douglass Andrews
Pittsburgh
Audrey Mabon
Church Street
Robert Thomas
Charlestown
W. Va
J. Edwin Parnell
Sixth Street
Margaret Bunyan
Brooklyn
New York
Lena St. Clair
Caroline Geery
Ninth Street
Esther Bennett
John Bennett
C. Oc. Dinsmore
BR. W. Dinsmore
Invitations to O'Neil Picnic in Garanel Park
Test invitations issued by Tidiang newspapers and county officials announce an O'Neil Picnic at Garanel Park on June day. Admission is free and attractions and refreshments are provided.
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O’neil
T. Denny
Garaneal Park
Phares
MELP
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N.Y
Tabulating the Liberty Loan progress and deaths noted
Primary Department pushes to complete Liberty Loan subscriptions amid oversubscription totals. Obituary records mention Mrs. W. Boren dying at home on Seventh Street. Funeral details and local visitors noted at Lowry Home with several locals and railroad people present.
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Ales. W. Oil
Deady Mes
Wan Boren
Seventh Street
Pucehiy
RG Verdict in Damage Suit in New York Court
In a damage suit heard today in New York's Lone Ter Cite Scheme Court, attorney for the plaintiff sought one million dollars. The case involved Tahoe TL Vea and a defendant described as a prominent financier, with the Tarweest award of damages referenced in the proceedings.
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New York
Damoces Eer
Fragmentary night edition mentions The Gremmy Gazette
Fragmented OCR mentions Deoree Wassant and A D Powell with Montgomery address and subscription note for The Gremmy Gazette. Contains readable names but lacks full context or events.
Transfers and property deals reported in fragmented list
Transfers include M. Bartlehaugh to the Trustees of the Montgomery Brathan church. Charles M. Sides to Jacob Brown for 87,028 acres in Burrells valued at 2,900.24. R. G. Work to Bingo Yannizai a lot in Centers for 900. James T. Ruffner to Frances 8. Ruffner a lot in Second Ward Indiana for 1000.
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