25 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
1
The passage analyzes the clash over repeal of the high license law and the adoption of stricter enforcement vs a liberal system. It notes divisions between wet and dry factions, Governor’s preference for certain licensing forms, and expected shifts toward a middle ground with state and local cooperation with federal authorities.
The Canadian Pacific Railway issued a bulletin to employers advising humane treatment of veterans returning from war. It warns that many have shattered nerves from gas, shell shock, and wounds, and they require tact and patience. The company emphasizes that success depends on employers helping these men become useful citizens.
The Y M C A hosts its first Public Speaking Class session led by Dr B W Hinitt. Attendees follow a United Y M C A text with practical lectures used by Advertising Clubs Rotary and other groups. The course aims to drill members in expressing ideas with power and confidence before an audience.
A Public Service Commission representative and officials from the Pennsylvania and Buffalo Rochester Railway Companies and the Indiana County commissioners met in Blairsville to discuss the Inilidua to Blairsville highway and grade crossing elimination. The commission chair will preside at the formal hearing and decide how expenses will be divided. The hearing is expected to speed approvals to begin work on the highway as soon as possible.
A condensed note on how the word down evolved from its Saxon roots. Don ment upland or WH and nedan signified descent, while the preposition du faded. The remaining form then came to mean town in later usage across regions.
Murray Dyeing and Cleaning Works adds steppy pressing equipment and new facilities to provide clothes care in first class condition. The move enhances their capacity to handle garments with modern conveniences in a local plant.
In Syon on March 28 suspect Larry M'Lean dies after a brawl involving a saloon keeper Cogrot and others. The accused, 8 feet 5 inches tall, had slashed with a pistol in a confrontation described as self defense by a defendant Carthy. Bail denied. case proceeds in city court.
Indiana defeats Arcadians as Bolivar Junior A A clashes with Indiana Boy Scout team for the Y A C G title. Indiana wins 1 0 in a later game. lineups include Benest Clark Sprankle Sweeney and others, with refereeing by Daniels.
Fragmented OCR notes describe county town circles and state classes, with references to a meeting at a county seat. Mentions include officials, property de, and names like Andersen and Bing. The text is garbled but indicates school withdrawal and county meetings.
The article discusses a proposal attributed to Mr Good to settle short term U S debt, detailing political debate and potential effects on national finance and lawmaking, with references to senate actions and fiscal strategy. It notes opposition and support within the public and legislative sphere, emphasizing urgency and potential outcomes for economic stability.
Mar 25 amid urgent campus plans, a new university building on the Pitt campus promises 2200 students access to four Tivitpa doctrine rooms and multiple classrooms. Ground broke in January 1920, delays from a strike slowed progress, and Chancellor John G. Mawnan announced invitations for evening occupancy.
Obituary notice recounts Louise Garson’s death in Whee City, listing survivors including Paley of Pittsburg and Charles Oy Wtew, with references to relatives and distant locations. The fragmentary text preserves basic obituary elements such as survivor names and places, but many details are garbled.
A fragmentary item notes special equipment for desert use and references a mundane roadside scene. Names and places are unclear but imply a local feature on desert travel. The piece reads as a brief glimpse of vehicle maintenance or road safety notices in a sparsely legible periodical.
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