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13 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
1
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A dispatch on the American colleges notes a strong push for universal military training among university students, led by many from the Civil War era. It argues young men deserve proper preparation and protection, with Congress urged to act promptly to begin the program.
W. J. Lampton remarks that the group has earned criticism and must face scrutiny, despite not appearing quite dignified or aligned with refined royal grace. The rebuke emphasizes accountability for the collective actions.
A readable quiz item quotes constitutional matters about nobility bans and debt, Andrew Jackson era Cuba policy, the Kitchen Cabinet, Adams Monroe deaths on July 4 1826, and queries on DC governance and treaty ratification with truncated wording and OCR quirks.
Pell Company reports a banner year in telephone service with daily average connections of 29,420,000. The firm plans to spend 99,008,000 in expansion and upgrades to infrastructure and customer access.
The American Telephone & Telegraph Company reports a banner year with the Bell System investing heavily in expanding and modernizing plant. It notes a rise in wire mileage, more than 9.8 million stations in operation, and a large sum allocated for depreciation reserves and special compensation to employees amid higher material costs.
The company reports last year's revenue from telephone service exceeded press revenues over 16 years of long distance service. Twenty four new buildings will be used as central offices. when completed and equipped they will total 22 160 000 dollars in expenditure.
Robert Fisher son of the Honorable John S Fisher and Mrs Fisher of South Teather graduates this year from Amherst College and has been named Graduate Seer of the Christian Association of College The position includes two course privileges and a handsome emolument He planned to study law after graduation but will spend the coming year at the institution
Judge J K King issued Armstrong County liquor licenses with 41 approved this year, 14 refused, and 2 held. New licenses granted include Kittanning Brewery Company and Mahoning Lifelong. Other licenses remain held or transferred, while several applications were rejected under retail and brewery categories.
Smith of Seward aged BS years convicted of second degree murder for killing Murness in a lumber camp near Seward. At the February term Judge A D McConnell sentenced him to one year and six months in the Allegheny county workhouse. The court noted endorsements of character and heard statements from two brothers and neighbors. Sheriff to move him to the workhouse soon.
Harrisburg March L after what appears to be the longest continuous tour of state institution inspections by Pennsylvania legislators. Chairman Jones Woodward and 18 members travelled from Harrisburg by 8 a m Monday, sleeping on a movable meeting trip to gather business context for appropriation decisions. Woodward praised the improved condition of state institutions and urged efficiency and modern treatment ideas. The sub committee list includes Woodward, Albert B. Smith, Wilmer HH Woods, David W. Thomas, Jef frson W. Smith, Edward M. Slough, and others.
A mortgage for 210000 notes a real estate transfer from Boss M Turner to Meva Coal Co for land in Grushvalley township. Recorded deeds include Samuel A Yokobo Mary Ann Suvart 1 2 lot in Glen Campbell Elmer W Hanan 30 acres Bracken lot in Homer City 1100 Charles Libenpood to George I Kelly 10 acres in Homer City Sloan Butterbaugh to Igor haweh 4 lots in Greeny Sod J P Ackerson to James W Ackerman 177 acres and 7 perches in Cherryhill 7260
Mareh Tos eph Kelly of Brooklyn New York a senior in electrical engineering at the Pennsylvania State College has been chosen valedictorian of his class. He led candidates for the highest honor based on scholastic standings and was elected with faculty support. He earned the Sonansih Ee and was named to Pau Tata Pi and Wta Kappa Nu honoraries. He held the Louise Carnegie scholarship in junior year and served on the student tribunal for two years. He played varsity soccer for four years and managed his class team in the same period.
An odd clump of OCR text promotes a dubious manufacturing proposition promising large output and blue sky compliance in Ohio to lure small investors. It offers free information from MM. J. Kully and lists a Punxsutawney address and a fox 147 postal code, reflecting era business boilerplate amid garbled lines about chocolate drops and candy factory melting tables. It also includes a wanted hotel position ad and a subscription note for The Evening Gazette.
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