Gazette Publication Details in Indiana Towns
The Gazette is published daily except Sunday and delivered by carriers in Indiana and surrounding towns.
15 Mar 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
1
The Gazette is published daily except Sunday and delivered by carriers in Indiana and surrounding towns.
Commentary argues against railway worker strikes harming national war effort and urges presidential action. It laments labor power versus national emergency while praising Riverside Park as beauty needing civic sacrifice for practical growth.
A critical piece notes pacifists as naive and easily swayed, while accusing Prussian factions of manipulation. It claims pacifists' zeal leads to propaganda and urges awakening to harsh reality, as public opinion shifts toward stronger action and scrutiny of lists and loyalties.
A narrator and Ethel discuss censorship after viewing a troubling film. The piece argues against censorship as a threat to art and public rights, noting the author’s stance from a personal perspective and considering potential industry reactions.
The fragment suggests pacifists face consequences as wartime actions unfold, while Patriots anticipate gains for Germany with every peace move. The remark attributed to W. J. Lampton hints at broader regional reactions during a period of conflict.
The list shows residents and names including A P Baker Miss Lillian Beven Miss Frederica Bretch L Beatty Mrs David Cook Mrs W A Don cohey Mrs Walter H Faellock Mr John Gahan Miss Edith Good Mr Nick Gorman Mr Duff Guthrie Miss Neota Hawkins Mr Alex Jack Miss Mary Kutney Miss Mildred League Mr James Mayes Miss Pauline Ot Hara Mrs Mattie Snyder Mrs W Simpson Mr s W Thomas Sam Valeriote Mr H EE Whitla Mrs Annie Yrok. Inquiries should note letters advertised with date. Harry W Fee FP M.
Las Mopo Stewart and Miss Jennie Ekerman of the Normal School hosted a dinner at Mrs White's in honor of Miss Lottie Monar awtad and Mrs Jim me Clark Miller of Thsburgh. Mrs Al Wallace attends uncle funeral. Tilda Lewis of Coverle visited with friends in raven. Fay Lighthiser stayed at home in Pittsburgh this week. The Stenographers held their monthly meeting at Mrs Wuckesberg's home. Mrs dune Miller of Wilkenstanm visits Mrs Howe on Ninth street. Ness Myers of Niawarn Mothwit visited Tye noma and spent the day in Irdisania. Ralph McCreary, Gul tysbure College student, spends vacation with parents Astry and Mrs McCreary of South Ninth Street.
An article fragment notes traffic strains on our lines and urges officers to handle patron complaints with courtesy. It emphasizes furnishing reliable freight tracing information and accurate travel guidance to the public to maintain pleasant relations despite delays.
A speaker argues for internal standards in motion pictures and declares the public the supreme censor. He cites years of letters from readers as proof that consumer taste should govern film morality, predicting manufacturers will fail if public sentiment rejects unclean content. Ethel shifts to agree after reading friends’ declarations of preferred and disliked pictures.
A fragmentary notice discusses rival departures of trains and a commitment to assist patrons. It notes frequent inquiries and a desire to extend courtesy and support to customers despite current service limitations.
Answers cover the 1900 Hague Court of Arbitration treaty signed by delegates from the United States Mexico China Persia Siam and 21 European nations. The rest explain the Hay treaty with Germany the Anglo American treaty and related events including the Monroe Doctrine and U.S. relations with Spain.
Delegates from manufacturing chambers of commerce and labor unions met with the Bureau of Employment of the Labor and Industry Department to craft a coordinated unemployment assistance plan. John Price Jacks reports the effort aims to maximize usefulness of agencies for employers and workers alike.
Medical ad claims chronic diseases and infections can be treated with a new method by Dr Barnes. It promises cure or great benefit, urging readers to seek the described treatment for lasting relief. The piece emphasizes early action and asserts rapid results for various ailments.
A fragmentary notice reports a conference at Mcra Hotel Indiana with attendees from A B Farquhar company J Logan Harrisburg Pipe and Pipe Bending Works and others. The Economy and Efficient Commission may propose shifting dairy duties to the Department of Agriculture and related reforms amid a lively legislative session.
Fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled phrases about an early hour and misheard words. It mentions a possible maid or person named Ne Mans and a vague question about enjoyment. Lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a fuller summary.
Investors invited to participate in a manufacturing proposition with Square financing and Brainy management. The offer claims full information free with no obligation, stating compliance with the Ohio Blue Sky Law. Fiscal agent M. J. Kelly lists Box 147, Indiana, Pa. 143-e-o-l- 101-101.
The State Game Commission notifies protectors to watch for boys with airguns, saying the combination injures song birds statewide. Protectors are ordered to arrest any boy misusing his property and to confiscate the gun.
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