22 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
1
A terse report notes a past disaster resulting in about 500 deaths. The brief cites stations affected and the broad impact on transit or service disruptions. Further details are sparse in the readable text, but the figure and implication of a large loss are emphasized.
APSTOL NEWS reports Pennsylvania records 12 608 allossi of 15, ba3 with 1800 toll in mind across the state. Officials urge individual responsibility and careful fire prevention measures to reduce fires from last year. Hunters licenses advance with 341 000 issued last year. some counties issue more than usual. Dauphin County court sets September 30 for demurrer hearing on funding to sectarian charities. State Welfare Commission may meet to reallocate wartime duties amid high cost of living concerns. Governor expected to address these issues before the commission.
The Liberty Loans story of the Fourth Federal district will be recorded in a book titled The Story of the Liberty Loans published under the National War Loan publicity department. M. H. Landon wired for a separate edition with a district history, now being printed at Central Liberty Loan Committee in Cleveland. The work compiles posters, quotas, and subscriptions from Treasury and allies, with Robert St. Clair authoring the text and a page in each volume for the war record and a photo of the worker.
The report notes Hastings Morrow and Nehart as standout veterans serving their country last fall, with Davins from Pitt’s S A TG eleven. The three lead vets have three years of college football, and the one-year rule now in effect limits players to three years unless exceptions apply.
An unequally heavy rail movement and delayed highway repair threaten transportation facilities nationwide. Sudden revival of business with peak transit needs requires all interested parties to cooperate to maximize use of existing limited transportation capacity, as noted in an extract from a prevent public statement of the Press-.
A speech calls for a return to normal industrial activity after a great upheaval and warns that the coming winter could cause greater suffering than wartime. It commends self sacrifice and patriotism, pledges the Railroad Administration’s full part, and notes efforts by the Car Service Section in Washington and regional groups to distribute equipment fairly to meet shippers’ needs.
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