01 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
1
Buffalo, Mohi ter and Pittsburgh Railway opens a Suggestion Bureau to collect employee ideas for cost cutting. The firm seeks to avoid layoffs, offering cash awards for valuable suggestions and using savings to fund new hires. All departments participate, with safeguards against discrimination and prompt submission through department secretaries.
The Ladies Map of the Presbyterian Church of Blacklick hosts a benefit evening with home talent, Santer Hence: on Weakes v, and Maren S fin Tabine's theatre. Treve features between veterans as special acts.
A fragment describes submitting a suggestion to a bureau for consideration. It notes that a suggestion with economic merit will be paid according to its value and the actual monthly savings converted into additional employment. It mentions displaying the main of yiptestery on the departmental bulletin board along with the suggestion.
The royal couple, the newlyweds, on a honeymoon tour inspect Weston Dark and its antiques, with the bride expressing admiration for the estate and its collection. They plan a welcome with friends in Florence at Villa Medici as they travel from London toward Italy.
A flu outbreak hits Rossiter and nearby areas affecting about 2 000 residents with roughly one fifth ill. Doctors from the General Hospital and nurses from Indiana arrived to assist as health authorities attempt to contain the epidemic and prevent further deaths. No further details on the number of cases or victims are provided.
Investigators report six arrests connected to the Taylor case after the body of Taylor was found and two cocktail glasses located on a nearby tray. Normand had drinks with Taylor and was questioned to determine if a later guest existed. Detectives pursue potential evidence from the cocktails while others discuss the case’s details in Los Angeles.
Walbridge and Company assume control of the Clarion River Power Company by stockholders vote in Pittsburg. New board includes H J Walbridge as chairman and I W Hepburn as president. offices move to Foxburg, Pennsylvania. Financing allows for income bonds and stock. capitalization increases authorized.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a Leonard-White match with stray phrases and unreadable insertions. No coherent events, scores, or participants are identifiable beyond the matchup reference amid garbled content.
A Denver squad competes in the Western League under a schedule and results column. The report outlines team movements, matchups, and standings with focus on league actions and regional involvement.
A school announces a high level basketball schedule with tough opponents and emphasis on clean athletics. The article stresses fitness, new curriculum health courses, and parental support for student gym participation and sportsmanship.
Lawmakers debate wartime compensation as MacNider urges fair, full pay for government workers and veterans. He argues funding will benefit homes, farms, education, and local economies, while stressing the need for just remuneration and timely adjustments to avoid harming service members and the nation. The American Legion backs adjusted compensation tied to national service.
In Aarresburg Matreh 1, a heated discussion addressed proposed limits on lavish perks for lawmakers. The assembly considered which expenses would be inappropriate while seeking to curb waste and align allowances with public service.
Fire raged through a Pueblo block in Poblo area destroying buildings and threatening nearby structures. Report mentions authorities and possible arson investigation as property damage and disruption affect local businesses and residents.
Fragmented OCR text contains disjointed letter sequences and garbled names. It mentions Russia exclusion and various political terms but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities to summarize into a clear news item.
In a tense Capitol document, Poindexter opposes sweeping reductions to the Navy. He argues for a robust force, equal to major powers, citing treaty constraints, pacifist positions, and tax policy as factors shaping defense funding. Lawmakers wrestle with feasibility and political risk as the discussion continues.
Miss Pears dies Monday after a brief illness at Evans Printon. Philip Evans, weakened by illness, passes away. Parents and sister mourn the loss as neighbors share condolences. A funeral notice appears with limited legible details from the local column.
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