Beggars Targeted as New York City Tightens Panhandling
The Mendicant Squad expands under Police Commissioner Enright to crack down on high earners from five to fifty dollars daily. Hor ton Malone and others are cited as emblematic cases as operations spread from theatre and shopping districts to Brooklyn. The drive targets panhandling and the many beggars in the metropolitan area while noting many could work.
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International News Service
New York
Enright
Mendicant
East Side
West Side
Horton Malone
Malone
Meigs County
Ohio
Marlborough
United States
Brooklyn
Fulton Street
Gilette Avenue
Gilette
Thhe
Chain Letter Worries Women in Elyria Ohio
Elyria Ohio reports revival of a world spanning chain letter started by an American officer in France. Women fear bad luck if the chain is broken and urge quick copying to nine friends for good fortune within twenty four hours.
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Elyria
Ohio
France
Rich Americans Seek Modest European Travel This Year
Paris report says a new era in European touring favors middle class travelers not the wealthy. M. Junot notes more Americans and Britons travel with families, seeking economy and simpler rail fares, with France shifting focus from grand monuments to modest hotels and cycle-accessible tourism.
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Europe
M. Junot
Consortium Des Agences de Voyage
Atlantic
English Channel
France
Paria
Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Moscow Church Congress Deposes 61 Bishops in Reforms
In Moscow a new church congress ousted 61 bishops accused of counter-revolutionary activity. Newly installed bishops include married men, a first in church history, prompting protests and fears of a schism. Metropolitan Antonin opposed the move, warning of division. The ceremony blended church rites with soviet elements in the assembly hall.
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Anna Louie Strong
Moscow
Antonin
International
Third House of the Soviets
Marx
Lenin
Trotsky
Obituary for Elizabeth Ellen Towle Hoy 1845 1922
Elizabeth Ellen Towle Hoy born February 20 1845 died September 2 1922 at 77 years six months twenty two days. Born Uniontown Pennsylvania she left a family of six and seven of nine children remain living. She married Noah Hoy after the Civil War and lived in Murray twenty one years. She joined the Methodist church at Murray in 1912 and belonged to Rebekahs Pythian Sisters and Pocahontas lodges. She died at Christopher HS in the home of her son Stephen. She praised God on her death bed and was remembered as a good neighbor and mother with the song Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.
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Elizabeth Ellen Towle Hoy
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Noah Hoy
Sister Hoy
Murray
Methodist Church
Murrray
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Burial Aid
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our beloved mother’s sickness and death. Appreciation is extended to the officiating orders in the burial ceremony and to Mrs. C. L. Stout for her service, from sons and daughters.
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C. L. Stout
Ier
Civil War Vet Ira Fuller Dies at 84 in Chauncey
Ira R. Fuller son of Hiram and Eleanor Fuller died Friday evening at 84 years old on Ellis Avenue. He lived in Chauncey most of his life, served in the Civil War with the Seventh Virginia Cavalry and the 141st Ohio National Guards, and survived by wives Adaline Dishler and Anna C. Uhl, three daughters from each marriage, a step daughter, 12 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. The obituary notes his long life on local farms near Millfield and Sunday Creek, and recalls a poem praising veterans as they pass into peaceful rest. Mrs. Fuller preceded him in death in 1921.
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Ira R. Fuller
Hiram
Eleanor Fuller
Chauncey
Welling Farm
Ellis Avenue
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Adaline Dishler
Anna C. Uhl
Buechtel
Ohio
William P. Fuller
Charles V. Brown
Carr Penn
Pontiac
Mich
George Palmer
Pomeroy
Clarence Russell
Fuller
Virginia Cavalry
141St
Ohio National Guards
Thanking Friends for Kindness After Father’s Death
We wish to thank our many friends for the kindness shown us at the death of our Father. The Children.
Plowman Discovers Watch Lost Twenty Years Ago
Osborn Missouri farmer Perry Rogers found a dirt crusted watch in a field while plowing. He cleaned it and wound it, discovering the timepiece had been missing for about twenty years.
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International News Service
Osborn
Perry Rogers
Parents Work to Help Teacher in The Plains
The Plains PA PTA held its first meeting with strong enthusiasm and a banner year ahead. Rev E N Dabritz spoke on Belting the Cat and praised parent teacher cooperation. Officers were elected and four committees formed Social Program Membership Publicity. A monthly meeting schedule was set and a one month membership drive planned with a consolation entertainment for the losers. A special meeting is planned for Friday September 22 with Canaanville providing the program.
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the Plains
Parent-Teacher Association
E. N. Dabritz
The
Plains
O. ©. Porter
John Shafer
Lois Glancy
Leah Featherstone
Zell Douglas
John Gabriel
Ruby Gabriel
Margaret Noble
John Hamer
Edward Terrell
James Gee
Ethel Anderson
H. A. Tipton
Herman Humphrey
Canaanville Association
Do you like soft hands use Blue Devil Cleanser
A consumer tip promotes Blue Devil Cleanser for soft hands with a brief note containing numbers 9 11 13 15 and a casual endorsement.
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