Free Russia and the United States a wartime bond
A newspaper editorial urges unity with other nations to defend a free Russia amid wartime with Germany. Oscar Straus is cited praising U S diplomatic ties with Russia since Petrograd’s revolution and linking Russia’s fate to a postwar league of nations backed by global democratic forces. The piece underscores national duty and the need for collective security.
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Russia
United States
Germany
Oscar Straus
Europe
League of Nations
Wilson
World. Y
Remembering Lafayette Remembering Lafayette
Letter from W J Lampton reflecting on French wartime aid to the United States and the proposed six percent loan terms. He argues gratitude should outweigh pure business to honor France as a friend in need, urging fair terms without burdening liberty with collateral.
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Jean
France
W. J. Lampton
Facts to Know from Monday's Questions and Answers
This item lists facts on the British Empire and global relations, including the empire’s divisions England Ireland Scotland Wales Australia Canada India and many islands, a quarter of Earth's surface and population. It covers Mexico's naval forces, a 1914 London treaty union of the Netherlands, banking gold reserves, 1833 trade pacts, and prompts about education in Japan, the 1914 assassination, Chilean independence, Peru's independence allies, and Britain's early trade policy.
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British Empire
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Australia
Canada
India
Mexico
London
Netherlands
United States
Indian Ocean
Chile
Peru
Spain
Great Britain
Plumville challenges Kellysburg to basketball game in Indiana
Public letter from the Gazette editor requests coverage of a hoped basketball game between Plumville and Kellysburg. It states Plumville is anxious to play, offers forfeit terms and two days notice, and asks Kellysburg to select the referee. It also inquires about the Sandpaper Five and notes Mrs. Thomas Sutton’s Pittsburgh visit.
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Kellysburg
Plumville
Indiana
Library Hall
P. S
Time to share kindness in everyday moments
A reflective piece urges readers to spare time for others through small acts of kindness. It highlights Madge as a bright example who brings sunshine by smiling and offering encouragement to friends family and strangers alike. The message stresses daily generosity can lift those feeling discouraged and strengthen community bonds.
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Madge
Dinner hosts and arrivals noted in local society
Mrs. John M. Daugherty and her daughter Mrs. Ernest Stewart entertained a number of ladies at dinner last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Sutton of Pittsburgh welcome a young daughter. Mr. John L. Getty of Church street has returned from a week in Atlantic City.
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John M. Daugherty
Ernest Stewart
Ed. H. Sutton
Pittsburgh
John L. Getty
Church Street
Atlantic City
Campaign for Pitt Alumni Campaign for Pitt Alumni
Pitt alumni in Pittsburg and Indiana state will launch a April canvassing drive to add 200 workers in a campaign by twenty teams. The eight thousand strong alumni base will be surveyed. 3500 to 4000 reside in the Pittsburg area. Tuition and enrollment have grown to about four thousand, up from eight hundred ten years prior. The oldest living graduate is A W Pentland, class of 1849, as the university marked its 130th charter anniversary in February.
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Pittsburg
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Indiana
A. W. Pentland
Washington, D. C
Guard Association Meets Today in New York Armory
The National Guard Association of the United States opened its annual convention in the Seventy-First Infantry armory in New York. The program has been arranged for delegates and attendees with a full slate of sessions and addresses.
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New York
National Guard Association of the United States
Seventy-First Infantry
Greatest Catarrh Doctor In World In Indiana Pa Ad
An advertorial claim for Hyomei as the fastest relief for catarrh detailing instant breathing relief in five minutes. It asserts the treatment clears nasal passages, stops mucus, spitting and choking, and kills germs. Includes a money back guarantee from Tom E Hildebrand and other leading druggists.
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Indiana
Hyomei
Tom E. Hildebrand
Military leaders to open two days of formal addresses
The event will begin with two days devoted to speeches by prominent figures in public life and National Guard officers. Major General John F. O'Ryan of the state division and Major General Charles M. Clement of the Pennsylvania National Guard will speak. A key topic will be the army General Staff plan for compulsory military service and its impact on the National Guard.
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National Guard
John F. O'Ryan
Charles M. Clement
Pennsylvania National Guard
General Staff
Army
Century Club Disappointed By Absence Of Speaker
The New Century Club met in Qdd Fellows Hall with Mrs. Pennington and others serving as hostesses. Miss Mary McKnight presided in the president’s absence. Marjory Briscoll could not attend. A business meeting approved observing Baby Week May 1 to 6. A musical program included Drift Down Drift Down and Come to the Garden Come sung by Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Pollock, with Mrs. Hamilton at the piano.
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New Century Club
Qdd_ Fellows Hall
B. A. Pennington
I. R Smith
Weitzel
Greenlee
H. C. Christy
Mary McKnight
Marjory Briscoll
Public Charities of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
The
County Medical Association
David Blair
Ben Pollock
W. S. Hamilton
Local social notes from Indiana visitors and moves
Carrie Sharp and Louise Johns spent time with Sharp’s sister Mrs. Margaret near Kellysburg. Anna Kerr visits brother-in-law James Turnbull and wife at Ernest. Mrs. George Harner of near Clarksburg visited her father John O. Campbell. Indiana visitors include Eva and Grave Austhouse Bertha George Mrs John Kerr and son Kenneth and George Mulmer Porter Miller Wallam Rising. Mrs Cyrus Myers hosted a cider gathering Thursday. Marty Colkitt and Camily moved to the Rybison place last week. Mr and Mrs Hegekias Rupert bought the Clark property. Lee moved to a new home.
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Carrie Sharp
Louise Johns
Margaret. Sharp
Kellysburg
Anna Kerr
James Turnbull
Ernest
George Harner
Clarksburg
John O. Campbell
Indiana
Eva
Grave Aushouse
Bertha George
John Kerr
Kenneth
George Mulmer
Porter Miller
Wallam Rising
Cyrus Myers
Thursdtay
Marty Colkitt
Camily
Clark
Rybison Place
Mir
Hegekias
Rupert Hdfgin
Lee
Pennsylvania highway group backs war ready roads
The William Penn Highway Association at its Harrisburg meeting pledged support to state and federal governments and urged immediate highway prep for military use. New governors were elected from multiple counties and officers named. Routing changes shift the Pforris town to Philadelphia link onto the Old Ridge road. The Good Roads Association formed with R L Munce elected president and a $12 million state highway appropriation push plus a one mill tax on real and personal property and corporations for roads.
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William’ Penn Highway Association
Harrisburg
Edward McDonald
Washington County
Andrew Morrison
Allegheny
H. Jackson
Westmoreland
Frank M. Graff
Indiana
David Barry
Cambria
J. D. Findley
Blair
Africa
Huntingdon
W. J. Manbeck
Juniata
James Macklin
Mifflin
J. G. H. Rippman Perry
William Jennings
Krieder
Lebanon
Geo. F. Eisenbrown
Berks
Roy A. Hatfield
Montgomery
Lee G. Eastman
W. L. Plack
Philadelphia
Geo. W. Hunsicker
Lehigh
H. J. Steele
Northampton
William Jenings
E. M. C. Africa
F. M. Graff
M. H. James
Pforrist
Center
William Field Shay
Northumberland
State Highway Department
Bennettites Edge Clerks in First Duck Pin Match
In a post season Duck Pin series opener at the Y M G A Clerks led by Capt Keeler faced the Bennettites under Capt Harry. John Bennett sparked the Bennettites with a batting streak while Way struggled for the Clerks as fans vociferously cheered and jeered. Final scores show Bennettites 326 Clerks 424 with the Bennettites claiming vengeance for the next game. Mrs John McGreary of Leechburg visits her mother Mrs Jessie Lowman. W S Hartsock of Pittsburgh visits family on South Seventh street.
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Clerks
Keeler
Bennettites
Harry
John Bennett
Chas. Bennett
Harry Bennett
van Loughry
Howard Way
Rayburn Keeler
Egbs
John McGreary
Leechbure
Jennie Lowman
South Eleventh Street
W. 8. Hartsock
Pittsburgh
South Seventh Street
Went to Williamsport for Ill Father
Mrs Joseph Westeroth of East Church street departed this morning for Williamsport to be with her ill father. Miss Bertha Garee of Grant street hosted a number of friends Saturday evening.
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Williamsport
Joseph Westeroth
East Church Street
Bertha Garee
Grant Street
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Century Club
Public Charities of
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W. P. Graff
Blairsville
Highway Association
Florida
Ponce de Leon
Maida
Prairie State
J. Gazette
John Klingensmith
Tix
Gazette Office
Care Gazette
Agnes Reade
Clymer
J.D. Johnston
H. & C. Telephone Company
Stadtmiller's Jewelry Store
North Sixth Street
South Fifth Street
Grandview Reality Co
C. White Orpington
J. J. Stewart
Phila
W. Woodburn
7Th Street
Brown Reed Baby Car Uiage
South 11Th Street
Church St
C. L. Hudson
Creekside
F. D
Russell
Water Street
South Sixth Street
Call
P. Deabenderfer
Philastret
First National Bank of Indiana
Johnetta Foundry and Machine Company
Allnite Coal and Lumber Company
Federal National Bank of Pittsburg
First National Bank
Youngstown
C.G. Morrow
First United Presbyterian Church
Ohio City
Mr. Haslip
Tabernacle United Presbyterian Church
Morrow
Casaline
Baird Machinery CO
Littsburgh
Colonial Theater
Universal
Harry Carey
Cheyenne
101
BISON
IMP
Pauline Bush
M. J. MacQuarries
John Bates
Secret
Gale Henry
Wm, Francy and
Heinie Conklin
Liberty
Theatre Tonight
Mary Pickford
Hulda
Holland
Charlie Chaplin
Sarton Ly
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