16 May 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1922
Page
1
Classified advertising rates are listed for one year six months and monthly options. The notice includes the Evening Gazette editorial staff and contact details with instructions for advance payment and post office registration at the Tatiane office.
Fragmented diplomacy frays amid Genoa talks as factions clash over Soviet representation and Anglo French tensions. The Entente splits as Britain battles French reservations, while Germany and Russia loom over stalled decisions and a fragile, uneasy peace.
The text depicts a fractured scene where anti-Georgian factions doubt the Premier will return with gains from a trade expedition. French support shifts, while Europe dismisses the effort and Atlantic calls for action. The piece hints at a demand for terms, warning against helping Europe save face.
A fragmented report describes Pennsylvania political tensions around the gubernatorial race and U.S. Senate contest. Pepper faces Burke and McSparran while Pinchot’s fate could shift independent voting, with Democrats eyeing a broader push after the primary to exploit Republican infighting. Major figures include Pepper, Burke, Pinchot, Noweberry, and Kerr, amid national and state stakes.
In a statewide campaign the vetting of Senatorial nominees takes center stage as national issues influence support. Key figures and organizations weigh candidates amid broader political strategies and public debate.
Borough council approves tax measures and passes ordinances to pave Eleventh, Tenth, Oak, and School streets, with sidewalks on Oak. A street show permit request and sewer work on Several streets are noted, plus a garbage removal plan from the Indiana Rendering Company.
A fragmented story notes Hewitt leading in a local election with strong support from supporters. Voter sentiment and unnamed opponents create a tense atmosphere as final results loom, while analysts speculate on possible outcomes and party impact.
A lively report of Wolf Cubs first hike with boys returning tired yet happy at 5:30, carrying flowers for home. It notes the Pack is nearly full and a second is planned to manage overflow, with Cubmasters John Apenie, Henry Howe, Harry Layton, and Ross McGregor.
Safety engineers plan a rally in Jarritbore during the May 22 week as part of the Convention of Covenmental Labor Officials of the United States and Canada. Pennsylvania Commissioner C B Connelley pushes for a state safety organization and a 1926 Philadelphia world’s fair safety exhibit with broad state support.
Thad S Colkitt longtime Punxatawny resident died Sunday after a prolonged illness of paralysis. Born in Indiana County January 9 1884 he ran a hammer smith shop and was a man of strong convictions. He leaves his widow four sons Nora and Stella at home a brother James and sister Mrs Nolcott Work. Funeral services will be held at the home of the deceased with burial in Geer Veal Cemetery.
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