14 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
1
RH Ray as manager and editor outlines ad policies and pricing. Subscription rates include mail one year three dollars and six months one dollar fifty. Carrier rates list eighty six cents per month or four dollars per year. Want ads priced at one cent a word per insertion. Display rates available on request.
Local Selectives note nine Saltsbury men Getty Gallagher and Ellaworth Walter leaving tomorrow for patriotic farewells with Sons of Veterans music. Deserter John Stozin from Wehrum appears, is reprimanded, and removed from the deserter list. State draft quotas for Camp Lee and Camp Meade to be announced. House postpones draft reform until after Baker's return.
The article reports Trotzky proposing to organize an army under a chosen disciple to oppose Germany and strengthen the new republic’s war effort. Officials view this as reassuring and hope Bolshevik leaders accept Entente assurances amid the Moscow Sevier Congress. Reports suggest German Odessa capture may be offset by wheat shipments released from storage since 1914.
A traveler reports soap scarce in Germany equaling money in value. The piece mentions Indiana County Anniversary Day plans and a naval recruiting note. It also quotes the pledge of allegiance and a theme of unity, echoing patriotic sentiment.
Everett C. Moorheart of West Water Street was listed as a deserter after his death, which was not reported to Local Detention Board No 20. The board expressed regret and asked the Freing Gazette to correct the record once informed that he died last June.
An old advertisement touts a generic remedy claiming to treat a range of ailments from stiff neck to lumbago and claims it often prevents pneumonia. It markets 30 cent and 60 cent jars and a hospital size priced at $2.50.
Washington reports another update on casualty lists as officials press to publish names and details. The document discusses verification of identifications and the handling of personal data while preparing the final list.
A congressional briefing reveals navy officials unsure about German grand fleet options. Secretary says some questions remain about possible seaborne actions while others doubt a decisive impact.
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