A Triumph for Common Sense in War Unity Vote
The decisive Senate and House vote on universal service supports Allied unity and speeds U S entry into the war. Debate shows leadership flaws and calls for a better system for mobilizing manpower while stressing non military labor as vital to victory and food security.
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Senate
House
United States
Gover'nhat
Congress
Great Britain
Imdi
Will Jie
Ayers
Nerves and Will Power Teach How to Cope
A narrative recalls long studio days and fatigue from 9 to 6 shoots. The narrator's mother advises mastering nerves through will and discipline, warning that weak nerves bring unhappiness and affect others. A recovered mood follows her talk and a recollection of a woman undone by nerves in youth.
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Gil
May Day Riots and Labor Strikes Hit Pittsburgh
May Day clashes erupted on the docks as striking Russian freight handlers tried to block other workers from taking their jobs. In Pittsburgh 4,000 carpenters and 800 plumbers helpers began strikes, while 200 hoisting engineers were averted from striking by a late settlement.
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Philip Zarrowis
Pittsburgh
Beekeepers Meet for Pennsylvania Better Beekeeping
Field meetings for state beekeepers are scheduled with notices in local papers. A first meeting will happen in Indiana County this week at Alonzo Sides apiary in Pine Flats on Monday May 7 at 1 40 p m. Beekeepers within easy reach are urged to attend and cooperate in improving Pennsylvania beekeeping.
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Indiana County
Alonzo Sides
Clymer
Side
Pine Flats
Pennsylvania
Pennia Limited Wrecked Near Ledonia
A 20 hour Pennsylvania Limited express from Chicago to New York derailed at Ledonia early today. The locomotive, mail car, and two sleepers left the tracks. fireman Adolph Allenpaugh was injured while all passengers remained unharmed. Traffic was tied up until midday.
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SALU
M. D
Chicapo
New York
Ledonia
Adolph Allenpaugh
Three Sets of Twins Upset This Family
New York court records reveal Ja ceb Colan and his wife with three sets of twins. The Court of Domestic Relations found Colan must send $3 weekly to his wife, but he refused, arguing the wife caused trouble and left. The transcript notes his claim and the court’s stance on alimony.
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New York
Jaceb Colan
Court of Domestic Relations
Mrs. Colan
Fire hits Pimlico track. fourteen horses burned dead
Baltimore reports fourteen race horses perished in a major blaze at Pimlico racecourse on May 1. Thirty two stables were razed and a large portion of equipment destroyed, with incendiary origins suspected. The same day officials confirmed the sinking of the American tanker Vacuum, with captain and ten naval crew missing. A marriage license was issued to George D Templeton and Miss Lersh Mabon.
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Baltimore
Pimliconee
Washington
Vacuum
State Department
George D. Templeton
Lersh Mabon
Eh Grant
War zone bulletin reports renewed front advances west of Ypres
Paris dispatch notes Champaigne and Aisne sectors seeing fighting again with Allied troops pushing the line forward along a five mile front. In west Flanders activity around Ypres increases as a second British raid attacks German positions north of Ypres. East of Arras British minor attacks reported. Also an Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania trustee election notice sets polling at the Court House in Indiana on May 7 for three trustees and six lay appointee recommendations.
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Paris
Champaigne
Aisne
Evenenroops
London
Ypres
West Flanders
Arras
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania
Court House
Indiana
Pennnsylvania
Melock
P. W
J. Wood Clair
Thomas Sutton
Visiting The Schools Mrs Barnes Visits Indiana Public Schools
Mrs Gertrude Barnes a teacher in the Arcadia schools visited the Indiana Public Schools today. She was formerly a teacher in the Pitts utah schools.
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Gertrude Barnes
Arcadia
Indiana Public Schools
Pitts
Uteh
Spanish feet destroyed in Manila Bay by Dewey ships
A brief notice reports that Spanish forces suffered destruction at Manila Bay as Admiral Dewey's ships engaged. No further details available.
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Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Fort for sale in Tokyo Bay reveals Perry visit link
A Tokyo Government sale advertises a fort in Tokyo Bay connected to Commodore Perry's 1864 visit. One of five forts built to deter the American squadron, it has never been used and now appears as a green dot in the bay. The government plans to dispose of one fort.
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Tokyo
Matthew Perry
United States Navy
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Millard Fillmore
Camraodore
Colorado children to give US an aeroplane
Denver May 1 Colorado children will give an aeroplane to the United States Government. The plan for pennies by children throughout the state has been formulated by Mrs Mary Bradford State Superintendent of Public Instruction and the money is being collected. The idea came from Brookside School District near Canyon City where many parents are of for tipn birth. They were early to donate their bit to aid Uncle Sam.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
United States
Mary
Bradford
Brookside
Canyon City
Uncle San
Perishable Fruit Parcels To Be Properly Packaged
Postmasters are urged to enforce packing rules for perishable berries and soft fruits sent by parcel post. Articles ripen and liquefy, breaking wrappers and damaging contents. Use strong containers, ensure secure wrapping, mark parcels Perishable, and forward bulky items outside bags when needed. Otto Praeger, Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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Otto Praeger
Transfers and a Letter List From Indiana Office
Transfers include Lizzie Ondiiesek to Samurson Stephens for 9 acres 78 perches in Pine and 760 dollars. John W. Kohlhepp to Ethal Vs Chamers for 69 acres 150 perches in North Mahoning valued at 200 dollars per acre. Herman Wiley to George Shapiro for a Burrell lot at 1600 dollars. Clara J. Miller to Mike Marzik for 43 acres in Center at 800 dollars. Remaining uncalled letters listed with names and towns. inquiries must note advertised status and date. Harry W. Fe, P.M.
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Lizzie Ondiiesek
Samurson Stephens
John WH. Kohlhepp
Ethal
Chamers
North Mahoning
Herman Wiley
George Shapiro
Burrell
Clara J. Miller
Mike Marzik
Center
Indiana
Slugh Creswell
Wilmer
Detwiler
Velma Hileman
Frank Mackett
Rose Miller Decks
G. A. Over
John W. Patton
Potter Bros
Nell Ruffiter
Jesse Shank
Alla Signora
Harry W. FE
P.M
Ownership Statement for Indiana Gazette Publisher
Statement of Ownership for Indiana Printing and Publishing Company owner R N Ray and manager editor R U Ray. Farmers Bank of Indiana holds more than 1 percent of the indebtedness. Includes instruction to read the Gazette's Want Ads.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana
Post Office Department
R. N. Ray
R U. Ray
Farmers Bank of Indiana
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Henry King
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Bison
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Murdock
Albert MacQuarrie
Idna Payne
Gale Henry
Wm. Franey
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Jane Gail
Wm. Welch
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