16 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
1
Ithaca N Y March 16 The Dutch treat is to be revived at Cornell After ten years of liberal treating the senior class will require students to pay for their own drinks A committee of seniors has formed to set a date after which treating will end and no longer be in goal form
New York March 16 The third conference between coal operators and the miners union produced no changes in conditions. Wage demands and potential strikes loom as representatives stated talks were formal and no settlement reached. President White warned negotiations may resume if necessary, but no further meetings were scheduled.
Fragmentary text appears to describe an administrator notice with garbled lines. It mentions debtors and requests actions, along with scattered names and numbers. The content is unclear and unreadable in places.
Public notice-like advertisement fragment discusses restoring strength after grip illness, touting an iron liver preparation claim to boost appetite and vitality. Includes patient testimonials from Hattie in Queens and others, plus assorted sale and wanted items related to the era.
Congressional debate centers on a tariff bill with Republicans largely loyal to the plan and seven Democrats opposing. Speaker McKinley and Payne cited past free trade standards as they urged a free sugar policy, while Kentuckian James and insurgent Republicans push for changes. The House votes on abolishing the commerce court and delays on tariff board actions shape the bill’s fate as the session proceeds.
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