Evening Gazette Advertising and Delivery Details
The Evening Gazette published daily except Sunday, with carrier delivery to Indiana and nearby towns. Advertising manager H. Ray and staff handle classified ads and rates, with in advance subscription terms and mail options listed.
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Indiana Printing & Tabdishiins
Evening Gazette
Sundey
Indiana
Pee Ee International Hews Service
A . H. Ray
J. OM. Mahastials Cyrembiien Ma
L. G. Wells
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State College and Morrill Act Shaped Modern Education
Dr F E Spar, retiring president of Pennsylvania State College, traces the 1863 Morrill Act origins, noting land grants funded practical training in agriculture and engineering. He cites 1865 charter, and explains that today over half the students are Land Grant, with fields in farming, civil, mechanical, electrical, industrial, architectural engineering, and chemistry. He adds that federal aid for buildings is not provided.
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F. E. Spar
Pennsylvania State College
Congress
Morrill Land Grant College
Pennsyvania
Middle West
State College
Pennsylvania
Spar
Morrill and Succeeding
State funds urge college expansion for future leadership
State officials and college trustees press for a building program as KS faces reduced support. They warn the sole state higher learning institution will be handicapped in president instruction without new funding and construction.
Bodies of 11 Negroes Found in Georgia River
In Monticelo Georgia authorities recovered two more bodies from the Alcayy river, bringing to eleven the total found since an investigation began into peonage and murder charges against Jasper County farmer John Williams. A Clyde Tanning confession says the men were slain to stop testimony. bodies were chained and weighed down with sacks of stone and iron. Five had been found on Williams plantation days earlier.
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Monticeleo
Alcayy
John Williams
Jasper County
Williams Plantation
Clyde Tanning
Williams
American Bishop Blames de Valera for Irish Split
Bishop M J Gallagher head of the Friends of Irish Freedom in Detroit told a Boston audience that President de Valera caused the Irish split by pressuring Americans of Irish descent to push a freedom plank. He criticized former President Wilson for not upholding justice at the Paris Conference.
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International News Service
Boston
M. J. Gallagher
Detrovit
Friends of Irish Freedom
Mno
de Valera
Im Sonelusion
Wilken
Indiana High Team Defeats Montgomery 48 to 5
Indiana High School second team traveled to Arcadia and beat Montgomery High School 48 to 5 in a rough game. Midler starred with ten field goals as Indiana led throughout and remained never in danger of losing.
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Indiana High School
Arcadia
Montgomery High School
Indiana
Mider
Clark
Bray Elder I
McKnight
Barnett
Green Heath
O'Wara Widdowson
Spider Piel
Heath
Eagle Boat Still Adrift In Pacific as Tow Breaks
Washington dispatches report the Hayle boat No. 38 with a crew of 20 remains adrift in the Pacific. The vessel broke loose during a draw while being towed from Mark Tela to San Pedro.
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Washington
Navy Department
Hayle
Pacific
Mark Tela
San Pedro
Brother and Sister of Executed Irish Lad Live Here
Lawrence Mass March 24 Thomas Whale who was hanged in Mountjoy prison Dublin Monday was a brother of Mrs Mary Smith and Michael Whalen of Andover Mass In a letter to his mother forwarded to his sister in Andover he proclaimed his innocence Mrs Smith said he was the fourth oldest and twenty one years old He was studying music at the time of his arrest last January and was a singer of much promise.
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Lawrence
Mass
Thomas Whale
Mountjoy
Dublin
Mary Smith
Michael Whalen
Andover
Cumberland issues marriage license to Sourwine and Hess
A marriage license was granted in Cumberland Maryland on Saturday last to William D Sourwine and Miss Telen M Hess, two well known residents of Indiana.
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Cumberland
Cumberland, Md
William D. Sourwine
Miss Telen M. Hess
Indiana
Obituary of Alfred Shaffer Heads Oldest Residents
Alfred Shaffer, one of the oldest residents of Cocoile, died Friday at age 88 from heart trouble after years of illness. Survived by his wife Mary Chanthers, sons Sheldon and Charles Osborne, and many grandchildren, the community notes his long life and service. Funeral services were held at Hebei cemetery with Rev Nelly officiating.
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Alfred Shafter
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Peeshyteries Elide
Mer
Sheldon Vars
Mary Chanthers
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Shaffer
Chae Osborne
Pures
Laroboor Creek
William Pretter
Richmanih
Sadie Varner
Lbaisy Bell Peat
Tew
Ann Shaffer
Covule
Week's Survey Pittsburgh Potatoes and Prices Report
The weekly market survey notes wholesale potato prices remained steady with potatoes sold unchanged. Strawberries arrived in deter or fair condition, while various fruits and staples show mixed movement and supply levels at different crates and bushels across regions.
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Pittsburgh
Texas
Supunes
Scout Team Wins Another Scout Game
A fragmentary score report shows Troop Three led by S. M. Clyde Py and Bowe defeated by a narrow margin against Plaivavilie players. The text lists multiple players with unclear names and partial positions, noting a final score around 28 to 20 in favor of the opponents.
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Ander
S. M. Clyde Py” Bowe
Bhaipes Myer Toeedesrine
Catelby
Eoufesk
Thowada
Peither
Didiana
Clark
Terry
Methurland Font of
Hill
German Lottery Scheme Revealed Amid Public Suspicion
A fragmented report details a German lottery scheme suspected of fraud involving several local offices and officials. The piece mentions inquiries, cited names, and calls for scrutiny of participants and partners connected to the alleged operation.
Fragmented OCR Nation Teases Diplomatic Rift
The text reads as a damaged OCR segment referencing tensions between nations, a forthcoming vote, international actors like armies and alliances, and mentions of flags. It implies a rallying or strategic discussion with obscure proper nouns and dates, but the decisive details are illegible.
unclear entry on licenses and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms like Iselin, Valarie, Catherine, Dobinsan along with vague license references. No clear event, date, or location is discernible to form a structured summary with reportable facts.
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