The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-01-29

NEWS IN BRIEF
Interesting Items From All Sec
tiOnS Of the State.
CULLED FOB QUICK READING
News of All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout the
State.


A thousand persons have signed re-
monstrances against Watsontown sa
looms.
Kicked by a mule, Albert B. Graft,
of Lancaster is in the hospital with a
fractured skull.
Doylestown council has decided to
raise the pay Of policemen from S46
to $50 2 month.
Injuries received ia caasting at Sal
Iadas burg caused the death Of Edgar
Thomas. a-ea ten.
Trains ~ coal and ether -reights
fill all siIe-racks between Cumberland
and Harers.ovn.
T.uzarna a-r~tv q-~r-z.npn are plan.
ming 10 ~re.~ -.e z.-.na- svt-r game
and the streams wish aal.
Tho E7rrsa..r-- r-i-rfu- trades
unions ore rrara~sr- 80 as, .or an
increase - WAGES Nav
A natural gas shortage. due to tn
cold snaD, paralyzed Washington in
dustrias. leaving $4,000 idle.
Arthur D rafo7 os PbiIade1nhia
addressed goo members of the Royal
Arcanum ar a ban0uet in Carlisle.
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ing gac during +ba absence of bis fam
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famine and sbortaga a+ tba mines
ord +ba railroad daIavo ara rasnonei-
bIe
An+orio Anors+ino was run down
and I,iI1od Nv r,osso,,co. +roir on
+ho pannsv1vonio roi1roo6 Of warricr
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crusade against splttlng IN pup
nc places Is Oelns "aseu III THUS
ourgn Dy the ponce many arrests
nave Deen naue.
Tne new chlldren's department OF
the Hazleton PUBIC library the glrt
OF John MarKle' was lhro"n open 10
pubic Inspection.
Columbia council offered $4,000 in
bonds hearing four per cent interest
and did not receive Did, as the In
terest was too low
Although Jacob GaJeiki, of Hazleton,
has no arms, he Is charged by his wife
In divorce papers with having fire.
quenuy Deaten her.
While the township school building
at Phillipsburg burned, Miss ODon-
nell, the teacher, marched the pupils
out In perfect order
A speeding locomotive at Lewistown
Junction tore satchel from the back
OF Scott Doe5ler, yet spared him, as
he Jumped like wild man.
Shortage Of natural gas used for
heating purposes caused great suffer
Ing during the cold wave in Pittsburgh
and In neighboring towns.
Bad housing conditions in the poor.
er districts are responsible for high
death rate among children, the Harris.
burg health department reports.
Having lain harmlessly imbedded
in the flesh ten years, a needle has
caused serious infection in the right
foot of F. M. Everhart, of York.
After a two weeks deadlock the
Northumberland county commission.
ers have elected Charles x. Morgan
roth, Of Shamokin, their solicitor.
Miss Carrie Meyer who gained
much fame as q base ball pitcher
few years ago, has resigned as prin-
cipal Of the Mauch Chunk schools.
Conductors and motormen of the
lines Of Tue southern Pennsylvania
Traction company at Chester received
an increase in wages of ten per cont
The governor has granted requisi
ton for the removal ~ PoherE Pu-ka