22 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
1
The Evening Gazette by Latin Printing Publishing Company is a weekly Sunday paper delivered across Indiana and nearby states. It lists staff roles including Manager Editor and Advertising Manager and notes classified ads and monthly rates.
The Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr argues tariffs protect labor standards and U S industry. They claim wartime protections raised production costs and that a measured tariff preserves American jobs without shutting imports, portraying the GOP as labor’s best friend.
Last week a cement walk in front of Doughiss drug store Rocheston Mills was torn up and smashed. A serious disturbance remains under investigation as authorities seek the vandal. Four or five years old apple trees in CA Uber’s orchard were cut down recently and a reward is offered to identify the culprit.
Pittsburg stockyards saw a sharp price slide as about 80,000 hogs were offered and bids dropped. Heavies traded at 11.75 with veal and lamb markets weakening. hogs fell about 50 cents to a dollar, while sows and feeders moved lower amid a broad decline in the day’s trading.
A fragmented text critiques standards of living and political governance, warning of a deficient process and looming economic strain. It references domestic disputes, labor actions, and societal volatility, urging attention to political accountability and national cohesion amid perceived threats to liberty.
The Geological Survey estimates US coal output for the week ending November 19 at near record levels amid Armistice Day idle periods. Year to date production stands around 476,000,000 tons, below the same period last year, with significant variations across weeks and years noted.
A child named J Hingd, described with limited words, remains paralyzed in the legs and other parts after a long sleep. Columbus physicians face puzzles as doctors struggle to arouse her. efforts have failed and she awoke repeatedly with no rest. The report notes ebony appearance and unclear details about origin and condition.
The Vatican voices deep concern over rising United States divorces seen as a global wave threatening families. Monsignor Boniventure Comet and Cardinal Gagedhei warn the trend endangers church sanctity and social order amid widespread divorce cases.
A fragmented passage describes juniors preparing their year book at a college, referencing Pennsylvania roots, a large student body from twenty one states, and curiosity about campus life. It mentions competition among peers and a sense of school pride with varied mentions of local places and faculty.
Fragmentary OCR from the Philadelphia Public Ledger lists transfers and notices with scattered names and dates. The legible items reference individuals and institutions, hinting at personnel changes and associated actions within local organizations.
The Wilton Circle of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church plans an October 2 event at eight o'clock in the church social hall. Admission will be charged, with cream and hot chocolate available for 10 cents per order. Performers include Star Spangled Banner, Vinnie Ruet, Dorothy Ayers, Ruth Walker, and others presenting recitations songs and readings.
The assembly discussed major topics and proposed resolutions while members debated measures on governance and reform. Key figures and committees were cited as shaping the agenda, with emphasis on oversight, public works, and fiscal policy.
A garbled report outlines violent days in Ireland with many deaths and arrests. It mentions officials, ongoing tensions, and possible political links, though many names and details are unreadable. The piece reflects a period of unrest and high casualty counts amid conflicting accounts.
Fragmented OCR text provides no clear event or identifiable persons. Unable to determine a coherent news item or topic for a proper summary.
Fragmented OCR text mentions several unclear names and phrases. Readers cannot determine a coherent event, date, or location, producing a largely indecipherable snippet with no verifiable facts.
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