27 May 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item from Indiana Gazette hints at subscription rates and a notice style about postal matter. It mentions prices for six months and three months and references a postal or gazette context without full details.
Article notes the 1916 presidential election set for November 7 with Vetera voters in each state casting ballots for electors. It explains electors equal to senators and representatives, rules excluding certain officeholders, and cites 584 total electors. It recalls early government practice where legislatures chose electors, with South Carolina last adopting direct participation.
An editorial argues that for international arbitration to be effective it must be compulsory and backed by force. It compares the need for enforcement to sheriffs executing court decrees and calls for a powerful international tribunal with the authority to compel compliance and punish violations. The piece urges great nations to unite on a cooperative plan to uphold international law.
Sharon, Pennsylvania declares a new dress for the town as Clean Up Week culminates on Saturday. Residents tour the town in a pledge to maintain cleanliness while the community contemplates branding Sharon as Spotless Town.
Listings show a Memorial Day themed sermon series with services at First U P Second U P Evangelical St Bernard's Baptist and Presbyterian churches. Topics include Comrades in Arms Keeping the Heart and Current Opinion and Eternal Truth. Nursery care available during morning services.
Adjutant General May 26 asked all field and staff officers to resign from the Colorado National Guard saying the guard is in a deplorable state with only several combinations abhorred. The secretary notes a few colonels and others may be replaced. approved resignations will be accepted while others retained if found useful.
A concise roster of names including Harvey Balentine Indiana Orphin Hane Technetss Robert Ue Marshall South Mashustiny Kimauel Nieholoo Such Michowing appears as a fragmented license filing snippet with limited context and no clear actions or dates.
Fragmented transfer notice mentions Giovanni Mencarelly ta Clousevcilie Castelani with two lots in Coster and Arvilla Balentine ta Harry M Good Vine, Jet in Blairsville. Garbled text references drills, planes, and families, with scattered names and places.
Relatives in Indiana were notified today of the death of Mrs Margaret Rugh Truby at her home in Greeley Colorado. She was the wife of the late John Truby and daughter of Jacob and Julia Bell Rugh. The Trubys lived in Indiana for years and Mr Truby once served as county treasurer. Mrs Truby leaves three children Stella Truby Brilhart and Tracy Truby and Mrs d M Cameron, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus siblings. The body will arrive in Indiana Wednesday evening May 31. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
In the Sultinore American note, two sharp minded brothers at the firm are described as twin screws who drive negotiations to the last cent. The quip portrays their relentless bargaining style and suggests a clash of wits within the business.
Classified tone mimics a rustic voice from a bygone issue. The text presents a playful jab and a boast about age and prowess, framed as a lighthearted bulletin in a period magazine.
A concise remark notes tact as a quality that seldom causes offense toward Wellington Rollins, highlighting a social virtue valued in interactions.
A historical advertisement offers daily earnings of five dollars for men and women agents and promoters. It promises a splendid proposition to gain work at home, with a call to respond via Olive Drawer Post Office in Thakule New York, dated May 27.
The Pittsuburgh Gazette Times reports on the dismissal of Major Mehard from the Second Brigade amid a dispute over activities tied to the Military Promine Association in Pittsburgh. Gen. Logan suggested a successor, but would not name candidates, stating the matter was primarily internal to the brigade and the governor’s involvement remained unofficial.
Miss Margaret McCartney is ill at home on Church Street. Mrs Ros Pletingy of Sheloeta today in Indiana shopping. Mrs WoT. Dilson visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Mea Clark Tleming of Philadelphia Street convalescent. Mrs John G. St. Glatr and son to Martins Ferry Ohio for weekend. Mr and Mrs George Fulton of Pittabowl visiting. Miss Adelle Longwill returned from Youngstown. Mrs Reynolds and daughter of Washington Pa visit Midas Acker. Mrs Phebe larkiard and daughter Vivian left for Pittshurch to visit daughter, away a month. Ladies use Triumph Pills for irregular or delayed periods. Not sold in drug stores. Write for free trial from National Medical Rejoice.
A fragment suggests hesitation over readiness for war with a plan to move airmen between Panne and Murpe Charleston. The text mentions the Courign bureau and a purported broadcast from the News, but details are incomplete. No dates or clear actions are provided.
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe a damaged or partial local item with scattered names and phrases. It resembles a newspaper card but lacks coherent details, making identification of people, places, or actions difficult.
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