Veterans Debt Editorial Warns Against Draft Pension Attacks
The Indiana Evening Gazette condemns calls to limit pensions for World War I veterans. It cites Senator Carter Glass and argues against labeling pension claims as raids on the Federal Treasury, defending the draft and wartime service as justified and essential.
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United States Senate
Carter Glass
United States
Virginia
Congressional Record
Senator Glass
Senate
Congress
Federal Treasury
France
Republic
The President's Plan for a New Business System
The article argues the President should divide tasks among assistants to implement a new national business system. It urges industries to follow the President's plan, give it a fair trial, and offer constructive criticism if it fails. It contends a return to peacetime methods would restore prosperity, and that support could hasten improvement within months.
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Congress
Refusal of Volunteers Across Regiments Cited
The report notes that regiments were composed of equal parts sound and less sound men and that volunteers were no longer accepted. It states there was never a shortage of volunteers but volunteering was prohibited. The subject will be treated further tomorrow.
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United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
The Indiana County Street Railway Company Ends Service
General regret follows news that the Indiana County Street Railway Company will cease operations after about 25 years. Officials deny fault in management. instead progress, better highways, and automobile travel have eroded streetcar use, though many residents will miss the service and its courteous staff.
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Indiana County Street Railway Company
Ground broken for Bolivar hotel and Centennial Week events
Bolivar last week saw groundwork on a new $25,000 hotel to be among the finest in the region and ready next winter. A school board elected George H. Hammers principal for the term. Centennial Week crowds reached about 20,000 with a parade, court-house gathering, a sham battle and a camp fire in Library Hall amid threatening skies.
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Bolivar
Conrad A McCurdy
Davis
Harry Seanor
Willett
Mack and Mack
J. R. Stumpf
George H. Hammers
Court House
J. Wood Clark
Harry White
Library Hall
Unmeved Harry Spence guilty of murder in first degree
The jury found Harry Spence guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Mrs. Belle Smathers Clark on January 21. His friends claim he is insane. The article also lists new roads added to the system near Shady Plain to Shelocta and other routes, plus local events and notices including performers Freeman and wife at the Globe, film reels, and various social news from 10 years ago.
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Harry Spence
Belle Smathers Clark
Shady Plain
Shelocta
South Bend
Pine Flats
Cherry Tree
Spruce
Indiana
Ebensburg
Strongstaewn
Homer City
Atemagh
Mechanicsburg
Donegal
Westmoreland County
Cramer
Indiana County
Ligonier
New Florence
Freeman
Globe
Edmund Randolph Sutton
Mary Garver
Rossiter
Steel Ober
Alice Lesta Fleck
Ward A. Uncapher
Vera V. Holmes
Heilwood
John Walton
Charles C. Curry
Eleanora
Walton
Mahoning Supply Co
Barnesboro
Susquehanna Township
Cambria County
A. V. Barker
William Barker
New York
Gothenburg
Sweden
Copenhagen
Denmark
Debt burden not heavy says Bruce Catton review
Bruce Catton reviews a Twentieth Century Fund tas kbook The Internal Debts of the United States which argues the long term national debt around 134 billion is manageable with modest economic improvement It favors selective debt relief measures for farms industry and cities and calls for currency expansion and public works alongside banking centralization Published by MacMillan at 4 50 plus notes on mail delivery by cans to Niaufoou Island with native mail swings added
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United States
Twentieth Century Fund
Mvaus Clark
MacMillan
Advertising Man Urges Merchants to Think and Act
Jovn EH Keen of Austin Texas argues that post deflation the merchant must advertise effectively. He says newspapers are the best vehicle for reaching customers and that failure to see results lies in the ad itself or the merchant’s actions. Wake up and take control to ensure a successful future.
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Jovn EH. Keen
Austin
Texas
America
Post Office
New York
Goodyears
Goodyear
Tirea
They Say Take Three Two Beer For Five Reasons
A compilation of quotations from public figures on beer, aviation, and international diplomacy. Einstein comments on Prohibition and bootleggers, Ayres discusses national mood tied to auto sales, Payer questions the secretary of state appointment, Delaney notes air force costs, and Baker contrasts diplomatic styles with history.
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L2zy Einstein
Ace Federal Prohibition
Wise man rejoices in what he has not what he lacks
A brief quotation from Epictetus highlights that wisdom lies in rejoicing for present possessions rather than grieving over missing ones. It emphasizes gratitude and contentment as the mark of a wise person.
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Epletetus
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