Evening Gazette and Classified Ads Page
The Evening Gazette announces daily publication including classifieds with one cent per word ads and display rates on request. It lists Republican ticketholders Charles Evans Hughes and Charles W. Fairbanks for president and vice president, with Knox for U S senator, Cargo Garland Scott M'Laughlin and Strong for Congress, and W P Graff and Wilmer W. Wood for State Senator and Assembly.
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Republican Ticket
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Philander C. Knox
Widows Pension Increase In Effect Says Bulletin
Washington bulletin notes widows of Civil War Mexican War and 1812 veterans aged 70 or older are eligible for the raised pension from 12 to 20 dollars monthly. Applications must be in writing to the Pension Commissioner in Washington, with husband’s service, applicant’s current and birth details. No additional forms required. Many local widows expected to benefit.
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Wilson
Department
Washington
Irish Emblem Adopted by Foresters After Revolt
A day old flag of the Irish National Republic is adopted as the emblem of the Irish National Foresters in a resolution condemning the executions of leaders and supporters of the revolution. The text asserts Ireland’s right to complete independence and criticizes mistreatment of prisoners of war. A foreign-printed paper in Irwin shows quirks about emperors William and Josef with mismatched dates and totals, sparking questions about arithmetic in the ages.
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Irish National Republic
Irish National Foresters
Roger Casement
Ralytolk Pearce
Ireland
Irwin
William
Germany
Kang Josef
Austria-Thungary
Emperor William
Mvang Josef
Gazettes Contest Promises Exquisite Prizes for Winners
The piece extols a political contest with grand rewards including a touring car and several Kodak prizes. It emphasizes how victory would bring honor and lasting memory, noting many appealing awards beyond the top prize and inviting public interest in a pivotal campaign moment. A stray fragment about oysters appears, creating a jarring, surreal note.
Contest Votes and Open Office Tonight Spark Civic Drive
The article urges contestants to maximize their vote total, warning that final rankings may hinge on a few thousand votes. It notes votes are not guaranteed and emphasizes constant effort, subscriptions, and broad outreach. The GaeDette office will stay open tonight to accept subscriptions and vote credits, with a push to finish submissions by Saturday and understand rules before voting ends tomorrow at nine. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Morabbo visiting relatives in Washington and Waynesburg and brief town visits by Dr King and other residents.
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Gaedette
Road Notes on Blairsville and Indiana Highways
Road notes from the Connellsville Courier discuss Blairsville Indiana and nearby roads. The text praises road improvements on the William Penn Highways, notes dust and heat between Percy and Blairsville, and mentions fragile bridges and marked routes guiding travelers toward Blairsville Uniontown.
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Connellsville
Slairsville
Indiana
Herve
Scoldale
Uniontown
Lerole
Verey
Percy
Blairsville
Ren
Luis
Lda
Payette
Banesvale
MPU
Points on People at Johnstown Visit
Hlarey Tomb of Johnstown Was 9 wrchives Visitor here today. The Uliston Daugherty of Butler is visiting Charles Levine of West Water Sheet. Miss Bhasheth Cary has returned.
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Hlarey
Johnstown
Uliston Daugherty
Butler
Charles Levine
West Watersheet
Miss Bhasheth Cary
Marshall Speech Proposes Prosperity Through Trade
Mr Marshall continues his page one address defending the Democratic nomination. He mocks Republican fears about postwar prosperity and argues against selling fewer American goods abroad, urging policies to sustain growth and international trade relations.
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Marshall
Pattterned fragmentary text on tariff policy and patriotism
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss tariffs and protection, arguing against pauper goods and praising American workers. Mentions Democratic and Republican shifts, tariff commissions, wage vs price, and loyalty to America. Texts includes garbled phrases about copyright and national identity.
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Democratic Party
America
Republican Party
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Evening Gazette
R. Acray
Frank M. Smith
Harmon M. Repart
Charles A. Synder
Congress-At-Large
Thomas S. Cargo Mahlon M. Garland
John R. K. Scott
John P. M'Laughlin
Congress
Nathan L. Strong
Assembly
W. P. Graff
Wilmer UW. Wood
Isaac Housholder Blacklick
Twila Colbitt
Sheloca
Carrol Oakes Lymev
Martha Myers
Charles Ganoe
Heilwood
Homer City
Harry S. Brickell
Sevenone
Howard Cunningham Mechanicsburgee
Mr. Oyster
Parkinson
Ogly
Well Wee
Idy’s
Waynesburg
Mia
Frank Morabbo
West Church Street
Peter Procini
Pittsburgh
ED. P. Wright
Helen
DuBois
Ey Kritzer
Philadelphia
Tf. F. King
the Baptist Church
Point Marion
Fayette County
BR. Wolford
Daisy Dane
Grifield
Floyd Beatty
Robert Gilbert
Gilbert
Waye Avenue
Wolford
Borty
Wilna Gilbert
Grand Theatre Today
Cleo
Ridgley
Ees, Ycleo
Lasky
Paramount
Wallace
Reid
Bennett
Glasgow
Glasgow Woolen Mills Co
Smithfield Street
G. Droeger
Ciel
Gink
P.O
Gazelle
Steward Normal School
Lauderbach- Barber Wholesale
School Street
Phila
J. R. Daugherty
Wehrle
R. W. Wehrle and Co
Bath
Fourth Street
H.C. Christy
John McConnell
Church Street
Conklin
Leave At Gazette
M. GC. Watson
Belgium
Lusitania
Hughes
Americanism
Hughes and Roosevelt
Hughes and Hohenzollern
Suv Win Paulnev
Hughes and Huerta
George Washington
New York
General Howe
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