07 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
1
The war revenue act targets 606,060,000 from individual income taxes with most payments small. Deputies travel every county to aid returns. payments via checks, money orders, drafts. cash by registered mail or insured express. From the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Director General McAdoolas states that under government control the railroads cannot be fined for violations of law during the present period. He argues penalties are ineffective while state control persists and emphasizes compliance rather than punishment.
The Director General emphasizes enforcing laws, punishing willful violations, and asks railroad workers to show devotion to country. He states overtime may be required but excessive hours won’t, wage disputes will be held in abeyance, retroactive to January 1, 1918, and promises guaranteed transport to Europe with minimal disruption from storms. He calls for mutual trust, unity, and efficient public service. The dispatch notes political tensions and potential Japanese intervention in Siberia, with German press citing varied opinions on peace terms and future resistance.
Dispatch notes the American ambassador’s stance on Siberia and the US hands off policy, with question on Japan’s reply. Petrograd sees mass exodus toward Moscow as rumors swirl and railways run crowded amid high excitement.
Quantico Virginia March reports Marine Corps training camp directors directing baton wielded from Sousa era to boost morale. Sailors rehearse new songs, discarding other tunes as singers choose. A Marine detachment recently landed at French ports with cheering allies.
Moran bout won Fulton admirers as readers discuss the bout and Willard’s stamina. The article notes Moran’s endurance and compares results to a prior match, highlighting Fulton’s performance and public reaction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a family altar and church related actions. No clear persons or organizations are readable. unable to determine specific names, dates, or places for a fuller summary.
In Pepperell Mississippi March 7 several lines advertise an item called Over the Top as the town’s popular novelty. Auctioneer John Prindren Dawes Evanes a sale of stock farm implements machinery and harness in good condition used near Gy Thretoebto farm and other properties including a house and timber and fruit. Public sale scheduled Tuesday March 12 at 11 12 o clock local time with terms and location listed.
An elderly veteran joins a shipyard effort, enrolling at seventy to help build vessels. The report notes his dedication amid wartime mobilization and national service ideals, highlighting the role of seniors in sustaining production and defending the country.
In a shipyard job application he states he can work as a ship painter and is a versatile general tradesman. He claims he is seventy years old but able to perform a full day’s labor alongside younger workers.
Canton authorities restrain John Kovacs from taking deposits after he opened a safe cashier window in a saloon front and conducted banking without proper local authority, per State Bank Superintendent Berg. The case follows a filing by Berg seeking to halt Kovacs patterns of deposits and banking activity.
In Racine Ravine Wis on March 3 Pood von- Seraiion Tats emptied the trash with gusto. January trash disposal reached 200,000 pounds at the public incinerator, higher than the same period in 1907.
The city of Okmulgee intends to purchase the old Greek Indian council house, used as Cepek tribe government seat from TS8 to 1906, with private citizens funding the buy. It will serve as a post office and municipal building. Mr and Mrs J A Smith and daughter Sara visit Pittsburgh for the weekend.
Minwatha Kansas March 7. Lavoled L Keith alleges in a divorce petition that his wife called him an ornery little devil and refused to cook or mend his clothing. He claims she took the three children and visited Keen Kentucky during their estrangement.
In a disrupted labor scene the Hello Girls will oppose Boston amid wage disputes. Operators face no planned walkout tomorrow morning as factors stabilize through negotiations.
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