22 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
1
The Indiana Gazette lists printing publishing details and staff names including H. Ray Maud Editor and Frank M. Smith City Editor. Classified advertising charges begin at one cent per word per insertion with display rates available on request.
A commentary argues that massive bond issues and tax policy in 1917 1918 could shift income from taxable to untaxable bonds. It warns of lost revenue and arithmetic challenges for the government, urging universal service as a democratic principle and fair administration to avoid criticism.
Miss Gailey urges every Red Cross member in Indiana to join the war effort and persuade neutrals to aid humanity. Ian Malcolm of the British Red Cross appeals for a fully equipped Ambulance corps to work with Russia and in Salonika Egypt Mesopotamia and Roumania. He outlines need for base hospitals hospital ships trains ambulances doctors nurses and funds and urges donations and local organization involvement. News notes from Marion Centers report a pastor's wife surgery recovery the Marion Center Summer Normal ending a mill family reunion and Red Cross auxiliary meeting while local sports and illnesses are touched on.
The G A R and allied Civil War veteran organizations praised their Johnstown event and welcomed a joint meeting with the Ladies' auxiliary in Danville next year. The Sons of Veterans declined to relocate encampments, planning Scanton as the next site, with an expectation future meetings stay similar. Members favored renaming the group to Union Veterans.
Duates proceeded the ceakuta greetings of the Gypsy Queen with Miss Sara Romualey in the lead role. Cirnee Marian Roers presented Perseverance as valedictorian with a speech on achievements and future tasks. Superintendent Ernest W. Work distributed diplomas in a personal talk. The Class Song by Leda Stephens concluded the program as Grade pupils returned for grades.
New York police commission examines failures as detectives face removal after Ruth Craverey’s disappearance and body found under a motorcyle shop floor. Authorities seek why seasoned sleuths did not solve the mystery while inquiries expand to possible victims. Alice Walter seeks aid for missing daughter.
The fragmentary OCR lists transfers between individuals and entities including Kleeta to Martha, Neal to Michael, John Wheeler tied to a corporation, and Weaver to Charles. Place names Burvelty and West Wheatfielt appear with stray numbers and titles, but the text remains incoherent and details are unreadable.
Officials announced a batch of licenses under updated city rules. The action lists recipients, license types, and effective dates, detailing compliance steps for applicants and the governing body's authorization.
In New York on June 22 the Friends of the German Republic report growing sentiment among Germans in the United States. The group states autocracy must end to bring peace, noting Russia as a model and urging movement against Junkers.
The text reflects a dated, fragmented critique of a military and political stance. It mentions war as not made by the people, condemns arrogance in governance, and alludes to propaganda and political movements, with implied calls for honorable peace and public sentiment.
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