Funeral private for Pennsylvanias Penrose after death
Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania died in Washington from heart failure awaiting a private funeral in Philadelphia. Congress will adjourn next week as a mark of respect. Penrose never married and led the Republican machine, shaping party strategy and loyalty to the organization.
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Botes Penrose
Washington
United States
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roy Adams
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Penrose
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Charles B. Penrose
International Encyclopedia
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U. S. Senate
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Cameron
Senate
Quay
Spruce Street
Philadelphaa
Harvard
State Senate
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Matthew Quay
Pennsylvania Senate
Ford Outlines Hopeful Outlook for 1922 Trade
Iron Mountain Mich January 2 Henry Ford said industrial conditions in the new year will hinge on retail prices. He argued that when costs drop business will boom, stressing that price trends dictate the pace of trade and the pace of recovery.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Judge Gain Raises Pay In Thomasville Court
Thomasville report states the City Court judge salary is set at 4500 dollars, rising from 1000 dollars. Judge Hammond continues in office as the decision takes effect.
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Thomasville
Hammond
Sumter County Ranks Fifth in Georgia Cotton Output
Sumter County remains fifth in Georgia in cotton produced for 1921, per ginnings by counties as of December 13 reported by the U S Census Bureau. The bulletin lists the four counties above Sumter and compares with totals from the prior year, detailing the territory’s standing.
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Sumter
Georgia
U.S. Census Bureau
Rival Bidin for Muscle Shoals
Florence Alabama January 2 C C Tinkler and Fred C Hitchcock officers of the Construction Company of North America a San Francisco corporation began inspection of the Muscle Shoals projects before a Washington conference with Secretary Weeks Tinkler said his firm was a competitive bidder and had submitted a concrete business like proposition returning the government its entire investment within 25 years
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Ala
C. C. Tinkler
Fred C. Hitchcock
Construction Company of North America
San Franscsco Corporation
Muscle Shoals
Washington
Weeks
Tinkler
Atuscle Shoals
Woman Struck in Face by Stray Air Rifle Bullet
Chief Bragg urged community and parents to caution boys with air and parlor rifles after a stray shot Saturday hit Mrs Aaron Cohen in the face. The spent bullet struck the side of her face but caused no serious injury. It is unlawful to shoot these guns inside the city.
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Bragg
Aaron Cohen
Handling of Debts of Allies Up to Congress
Washington Jan 2 Unusual interest in the ultimate disposition of the ten billion dollar debt owed to the United States by the Allied governments has been evidenced throughout the country during the past few weeks, treasury officials said today. The officials declared solution of the problem depends on action Congress upon legislation now pending.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Congress
Transportation Chas Wheatley Takes Office as City Engineer
Chas Wheatley, son of the late Crawford Wheatley, was named city engineer for Americas, Ga. He will earn 2100 a year, replacing W D Tiedeman who leaves for the Rockefeller Foundation assignment. Wheatley, a 1919 20 Georgia civil engineering graduate, has worked in surveying and field work in the Third district office.
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Americas
W. D. Tiedeman
Wheatley
Crawford. Wheatley
East Americas
University of Georgia
W. C. Cage, Jr
Third
Tiedeman
East
Rockefeller Foundation
Philippines
Sumter County
Ashburn
Clarence Jeter
Ernést Pantone
Finland Withdraws Support for Karelia Revolution
Helsinki reports the Finnish government has met Russian demands to end all aid to the revolution in Karelia. Prime minister confirmed Finland will halt backing, signaling a move to calm regional tensions after Moscow made clear its expectations.
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Hellingfors
Finland
Karelia
Boxing Bout Off In Milwaukee Due To Mitchell Injury
The Benny Leonard versus Pinkey Mitchell boxing bout set for this afternoon in Milwaukee is cancelled because Mitchell sustains a muscular shoulder injury that impairs arm control. The match is rescheduled for January 9.
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Milwaukee
Benny Leonard
Pinkey Mitchell
Mitchell
White House Hosts Public New Year Reception
The White House portals opened today to official Washington and the public for the first gala New Year reception in nine years. Receptions were abandoned during the Wilson administration with morning hours set for the official group.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Moonshiner Dog Guarding Still Intervenes in Raid
Tifton report recounts a dog tied to a moonshine still near Ansley in southwestern Moultrie. A 40 gallon drum outfit operated with buck and whisky leaking from the spigot. Officers fired a few rounds. the dog remained by the still until being captured and jailed without bail. About half a gallon had been run when raiders arrived.
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Tifton
Times Recorder replies to Wyoming ad query
The Times-Recorder notes interest from Rock River Wyoming in Americus Standard Dry Goods catalog as advertised goods are requested by mail order buyer. The distant inquiry highlights the newspaper’s wide reach and influence through advertised products and a request for prices and non sale items.
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Americus
Rock River
Wyoming
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Times-Recorder
Banners Elk
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The Snowshoe Trail Opens on Page Six Read Along
A reader is invited to begin a biweekly novel sequence, turning to page six to start reading The Snowshoe Trail now. The notice encourages ongoing engagement with the serialized work.
Doughboy on a Benning Book published for Camp Benning
The Times-Recorder reports Central of Georgia Railway issues a color booklet on Camp Benning titled Spirit of the American Doughboy by BE M Viquesney. The free distribution piece includes a large Camp Benning map and art, plus a message from Jack D. McCartney praising the American designer and noting plans to send copies to congressmen and senators to aid camp appropriations.
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American Doughboy
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Americus
Jack D. McCartney
Winburn
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Times-Recorder
Americas
West Point
Chemical extinguisher explodes injuring fireman
Valdosta news reports a fire at the G. & F. lunch room where Fireman Ben Freeman was badly hurt when a hand chemical extinguisher exploded during suppression, throwing him about ten feet before he received hospital care with non serious injury anticipated.
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Valdosta
Ben Freeman
Five Americans Cut Men Shore Leave Ended
SHANGHAI China Jan 2 AP Serious clashes erupted between sailors from two American warships when a band of Italian sailors attacked and chased Americans through cafes. Five Americans wounded two seriously. all shore leave from warships suspended.
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Shanghat
China
Associated Press
Recorder warns of fire truck run violation
City Recorder Fort today asked Times-Recorder to call public attention to drivers who violate ordinances by following fire trucks. One boy faced a $19 fine after a morning incident where he tailed the first truck closely, endangering firefighters and hindering hose lines near a water plug.
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City Recorder Fort
Times-Recorder
Corder
Drunken Town Row Stirs Cordele Incident
January 2 in Cordele sparked intense talk after a late Sunday night call reported a clash between white townspeople and rural elements in Rhine across the river. Authorities and residents, including state officials, communicated with Governor Hardwick as the event unfolded.
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Cordele
Rhine
Fair County
Hardwick
Thirty U S Vessels Ready to Aid in Newport News
Thirty Shipping Board steamers anchored in the James River will be prepared for sea to deliver relief to Russia. Officials say the ships were formerly used to carry grain to the famine-stricken areas, and the plan aims to mobilize Russian relief promptly.
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Newport News
Vai
Jan
Shipping Board
James River
22 Degree Freeze Ends Summer Stories
The Bryan official thermometer reported 22 degrees last night the coldest in over a year. Vegetation that had thrived until Sunday night was frozen hard, and no further summer fruits are expected to ripen in this vicinity.
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Bryan
U. S
Council meets to fix special licenses ordinance
The city council met in special session at 2 o’clock to enact a special license ordinance. The aim was to allow the city marshal to collect licenses, with TV indicating few revisions from last year’s schedule.
Father and Son Week in Thomasville Humble Event
Jan 2 report notes Father and Son Week in Theme A. The program invites fathers and sons to attend church events together, enjoy sports, and share activities during the week. The piece mentions a Father and Son ban and emphasizes community participation.
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Thomasville
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