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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
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A list of notable statesmen who were never elected president includes John Jay John Hancock Charles C Pinkney Georg Glinton John Marshall Henry Clay John C Calhoun Daniel Webster Lewis Cass Winfield Scott Stephen Douglas William Marcy John MclLean James Polk John McLean William Seward Salmon Chase Sumner Dickinson Jefferson Davis Horace Greeley George O Connor Samuel Tiden James Blaine Roscoe Bayard Thurman Samuel Randall Benjamin Butler John Logan Hendricks Depew Bayard Parker and others.
A new New York trade school for young men aims to train them for foreign commerce. Dr Pratt head of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce leads the effort with business leaders, offering a six months course by regular study and correspondence. The program seeks to boost U S exports amid a growing global demand and urges ambitious youths to join.
Fragmentary colonial era style note argues for proactive action to seize the world arbitration and defend national interests. It contends the government should foster the movement and call trained young men to join, with Philadelphia cited as a press source.
The article notes Germany’s plan to regain lost trade after the war and foresees a postwar trade war. It highlights former imperial Treasury secretary’s move to lead the ministry and Kaiser Wilhelm’s readiness for emergencies. It cites varied reactions from Philadelphia Press, New York Eyeing Past, Chicago News, and the Washington Post.
The Pardon Board debates statewide forest fire management in Pennsylvania. Major John C C Graume, superintendent of State Policy, has not issued a decision. The State Water Supply Commission heard testimony, while township supervisors and county commissioners discuss fire risk, bridges, and local water concerns amid scattered place names and unsettled details.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an auxiliary meeting with names like Mike and Aspin Wads. Mentions Atlantic and Ponnasisdue Havisign Laies amid garbled lines. Indicates discussion of a potential returned association with large membership depending on future events.
Destruction of three Italian steamers is announced by the Ministry of Marine from home. The ships Leanna Washington Birmania, with tonnages 4715 2081 221% respectively, were sunk by hostile submarines. Passengers and crews were saved. London reports possible confusion over the Washington ship name.
Washington May 2. Minority members of the House Committee on Naval Affairs oppose the majority’s plan. They demand two dreadnoughts six battle cruisers and restoration of losses. They call for immediate action to match US naval strength with swift construction and a fixed completion timeline.
Mrs. Mary Bell Ryans of tibons lie arrived in Lidiang for a short visit at her mother Mrs. Hugh M. Gell of Water slice. Collier Wiegins of Chairs Ville, Wats, was a visitor today. Mrs. John McConnell of South Fifth street returned home from a visit to Liiwerstown Mil and Bittanuinu. She was accompanied by her daughters Eta and Ssuphing who will stay at the McConnell home for several weeks.
A scrambled OCR style passage presents a jumble of names, places, and phrases. It mentions Vines Symere Gaol Theat and Netw Nother ge, with scattered references to Esther Yoger and DB re de cob piste. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
The Chinese University Team outclassed Normal yesterday, 10 to 6, despite Normal staying even after the second inning. Brickley hit a grand slam homer with bases loaded in the first, Cooper of Normal was spiked stealing second, and Talbot umpired before the largest crowd of the season. Indiana and Chinese recorded errors with Indiana 9, Chinese 8 in the line score.
The Louisville Courier Journal reports Smicksburg will receive natural gas via a Phillips Company project serving Punasutawney and nearby towns. The plan envisions residents along the gas line becoming Phillips customers, with wider expansion to additional towns anticipated. Roosevelt is noted in a tangential aside about national interests and salaries.
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