Yale Men in Congress Yet in 68th Session
Yale alumni listed to serve in the 68th Congress with several first-time members. Names include Patrick O Sullivan of Derby and John Taber of Auburn, with numerous Pennsylvanians and others in the House. Senate figures feature Thomas F Bayard of Delaware and James F T O Connor, with Yale ties noted.
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Phere
Yale
House of Representatives
Senate
Tweve
Connecticut
Iningis
Fatrici
J. O'Sullivan
Derby
Democratic State Central Committee
Own
North Dakota
Henry R. Rathbone
Mingis
Largyers Association of
Illinoiis
Parker Cornin
Hazeen
Albany
Ludlum Steel and Spring Company
Albany Felt Company
New York State National Bank
John Taber
Auburn
Republican General Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
James M. Magee
Pittsburgh
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
T W. Phillips Gas and Oil Company
Butler
Magee
Department of Military Aeronautics
Washington
Elizabeth Steele Magee Maternity
Pittsburgh Maternity Dispensary
Associated Charities of Pittsburgh
Philips
Astral Pas and Petroleum
Wiliam N. Vaile
Conn EB
Hart Fenne
Maine
Peedy
S. Aldrich
Pevas
Clay
Brines
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
la North Niskata
Bayard
Wilmington
Democratic State Committee
Mor Bank of
Grand
Dakota
State House of Representatives
Red Cross
Conny
Frank’ B. Brandeces
Medill McCorm
CNY
James W. Walworth, Jr
LeBaron
Morris Sheppard
Girl elected judge as joke finally takes seat
Miss Clara Arnold, 19, who called her election as justice of the peace a joke and initially refused to qualify, has capitulated and now sits on the bench. Club women supported the stunt, and friends say she is the youngest police judge in the state.
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Nickerson
Dan
Clara Arnold
Miss Arnold
Caley Judge Arnold
Park Elk And Ruefalos Kept From Starvation
Park superintendent Horace announces rationing to prevent elk starvation. He notes more than 1,200 tons of hay available for operation and mentions grazing levels and stunted growth compared to 1919-1920.
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Dan T
Tunger
Horace
One Man Owns Entire Town In Which All Work For Him
A sensational profile of Robert E. Lee Wilson who owns Wilson Arkansas city and all its land, businesses, and homes. He controls a 27 mile by eight mile stretch with mills, factories, a bank, railroad stake, hotel, schools, and utilities, while keeping taxes low and employing town residents.
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Robert E. Lee Wilson
Wilson
Arkansas
Robert EH
Lee Wilson
Ark
Robert Lee Wilson
Mississippi
Mr. i Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Memphis
Habby
Stants
Sion
Ian
St. Paris
Wriaco Limited
Wilson Sd
Ie Road
Lake City
Nowsr
Iy Pernard
Janesboro
Vleon
Tre
Friken
St. Loui
Pyrstar
Kaneus City
Star
Paderewski's Bold Stand Aided Poland's Freedom Fight
Ignace J. Paderewski, acclaimed pianist, leveraged American support to avert a Bolshevik takeover and forged Poland’s path to independence. He rallied volunteers, creating an army of 86,000 to guard western Poland, while negotiating with Allied leaders Clemenceau and Lloyd George.
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Ignace J. Paderewski
iNs
Pogudski
Moscow
New York World
Plisudski
Austria-Hungary
Poland
Athough
Chcage
Muscian
Alles
Peles
America
Pilsudski
Lenin
Pacerewski
Cleorse
Clemenceau
Paderewski
Paderewau
Don Gorne
Paderewskch
Porland
Keft
Kremlin
Bolshevik Russla
Pilsud
Pad Yalti
Syed
Pilaudaki
Padertavaki
Austria
Germany
George
Peonain
Momencenie Gmnia- Honly
Lloyd Georga
Cleman
Rey Pote
Sane
Brilliant New Traffic Beacon Installed at Park and North Ave
A new warning beacon for motorists has been installed on Park and North Avenues as a trial. Police officials note the device is embedded in concrete, durable, and visible at night, with an adaptable base to prevent damage from careless driving. if required, it can be removed at no cost.
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Park and North Ave
Paris
North Avenues
Fargy and
Ityan
Trate
Paderewski Steps In To Save Poland From Collapse
In exile near Paris Paderewski learns of Kiel triumphs and Polish armistice, then returns to a country torn by Pilsudski’s retreat. He accepts the grim task of extricating Poland from the morass, rebuilding the army, negotiating Teschen, and facing massive debt after spending about $72.7 million.
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Pilsudeki
Warsaw
Vinetor
Igase
Padczewipski
Kieff
Pivnns
Paderew
Teschen
Ak‘a
Paderewski
Spa
Poland
Roosevelt shows tiger skin gift from Japan shipper
Kermit Roosevelt received a large tiger skin said to be from Japan via shipping magnate Yamamoto who once aimed to present the item to Theodore Roosevelt. Customs officials at San Francisco sent the hide back as Roosevelt toured Japan.
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Japan
Kermit Roosevelt
Yamamoto
Woree
Theodore Roosevelt
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Roosevel
New Boys Wash Suits Arrive In Fresh Styles
Just arrived the new wash suits for boys from ages 3 to 8 years. Oliver Twist and middy styles in tan and green, trimmed in contrasting colors. Un tailored, fully assortable at 2.50 dollars.
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Si Bey
Oliver Twist
Full Assort
Suge
New Year Music Promises Comfort With Victrola Ad
Starting the year with good music a Victrola No. 240 table cabinet model is advertised for 113 dollars. The ad highlights artful design rich finish and club payment plans enabling home furnishing and January records played by request from the fourth floor front desk.
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Victor Records
Howland Bread Offer Declares No Mail Orders Or Deliveries
A short classified style notice promotes Howland Home bread, offering one loaf of whole wheat bread with no email or telephone orders and no deliveries, with the sale information appearing to come from a basement center.
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HOUSE
Patrick O'Sullivan
Joke
Joe
Park
Ruefalo
Tti
Bank
Wilon
Ornans
Middle West
Moore
Asaster
the Electric Shop
Old World
THE
United Illuminating CO
Broad & Cannon Sts
Barnuma
Jowland
Howland Dry Goods
Selitchelaiys
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