31 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary verse fragment cites Foy seeking air and friendship, urging strength through generosity. Mentions hawthorn and cankers, with Macdonald referenced as an authority or speaker. Lacks full context or clear event. reads like a poetic note or draft.
A quotation from WV. Ogden Armour extols dependability as a great asset and indispensable trait. It notes that a dependable person becomes the sage one colleagues seek and could be promoted to greater responsibilities.
Chief White Day and River Gould, Chippewa Diggers, urge Governor Stephens to back a bill allowing Indians in Northern California to kill deer and salmon out of season for food. They claim 15,000 natives face starvation, disease, and landlessness, and seek relief through a targeted amendment while opposing general slaughter.
Mexico City witnessed a sensational murder trial as former Colonel Octavio ties was found guilty by a jury and Benito Torre, a Spanish subject, was sentenced to eighty years in prison after a fatal quarrel in the city.
International News Service reports a 12 year old Jewish girl named Wolf in Mantipoverney near Paris prophesies the return of Christ before the end of the current century. She says a heavenly vision showed Jesus Christ coming to terrify and redeemer the world and speaks to Jewish leaders about the imminent event.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a claim of a conspiracy to force labor down and mentions President, world war context, and labor issues. It references unrest, vetoes, and economic strain with garbled names and phrases, implying a political debate on labor policy and wartime economy. The fragmentary lines hinder precise identification of entities or dates.
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