02 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
1
A deteriorating exchange outlines German submarine policy and boundries for armed merchantmen. Advocates stress offensive restraint while opponents argue for unconditional naval conduct and accountability when American lives are at risk. Washington weighs responses amid ongoing crisis.
Fragmentary text recalls reactions to a treaty in 1919 era debates. Mentions Germany's view of treaties as scraps, Wilson era rhetoric, and President's speeches. References to Goethals, Panama Canal, and a Zeppelin air raid in Paris with casualties.
In New York March 1 negotiators from Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania failed to agree on a wage scale for coal workers. Both sides rejected 1 cent increases and talks adjourned with no compromise in sight. If no agreement emerges the sub-committee will report a disagreement and the full joint conference may pursue alternative strategies.
Amid wartime disruption, about two thousand new residents tied to Greece arrived in England while Greece itself sent home roughly four hundred ninety six nationals. Conversely, Greece attracted large inflows. U S ports admitted sixteen hundred nineteen arrivals, mainly at New York, with nine hundred twenty six departing to Greece.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, announced after the executive council meeting that the Federation will push Congress to enact a graduated income tax this session. He said the tax should be structured so that wealth and accumulations pay a larger share than under present law.
International News Service reports a $12 million rise in Alaska trade over the past year driven by mining development and railroad exploitation. Exports of placer gold decline while a favorable trade balance grows to $27 million. U S shipments to Alaska total $28 million with $500 thousand from foreign ports.
The story follows a prince who declares he cannot live without a spring girl who turns out to be a real princess. She scolds him then discovers her heart belongs to him. She mourns on the balcony as he hides in the garden, and, in the end, everything turns out right. Twenty five residents of Clymer ride a chartered street car to Indiana for the prologue.
Fragmented OCR records show transfers between individuals including Jane Ellen berger, Johnston, Tower, and Henry Be Thymilton. Entries mention Washington locations, dates, and related U.S. government or local entities, with garbled place names and numbers.
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Worthington a thoughtless man courts a friend’s daughter Miss Tucker as a marriage prospect. A later encounter with her years after she is grown reveals her unspoken desire for revenge. The pair meet at a ball where the tension between memory and motive exposes hurt, pride, and the social hazards of tactless introductions.
Classified ads list a groomed house for rent at 1054 School Street and 141. The rest contains a puzzling, archaic mathematical riddle about determining the year a Congress closed, using doubling, subtraction, and adjustments to reach numbered Congress sessions, with stray quotes and unrelated snippets interwoven.
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