Hoover postpones Florida trip to meet party leaders
President elect Hoover will sail from Hampton Roads on December 26 and proceed directly to Washington to confer with Republican leaders and government officials. The Utah voyage included a Christmas dinner on deck, with navy praise and gifts exchanged among Hoover, Mrs. Hoover, and crew. Messages of greetings from abroad arrived aboard the ship.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
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Utah
Dev
Hoover
Florida
Humpter Roads
Joundary
Washington
Navy
C. A. Train
Sup
Mr. Hoover
Mrs.Hoover
Wirelate
Hipolito Trigoyen
Argentina
Buenos Aitres
Hampton Roads
Death Claims Aged Resident Lamented At Home
Mrs Anne Roach widow of John Roach died Monday evening at her home 4264 Main street after a seventeen year illness. If she had lived to February 15 she would have been 182. Born in Ireland she came to the United States as a girl and lived with her parents in Union City Pa later moving to Cork where she resided for years. Survived by six children and one sister with several grandchildren. Funeral from St Thomas Church Friday morning. Burial at St Thomas cemetery.
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Anne Roach
John Roach
Main Street
Robert
Iune
John
George
Edmond
Doris
Gee
Clark
Detroit
Mich
Stewart Flasher
Erie
J. F Wagner
Simona
Sir Thamas
Francis Graves
St. Thomas
Vanderbilt back in Reno after wedding and residence plans
United Press reports Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, heir to a wealthy American family, arrived in Reno with business associate John Brodin after alighting from a plane. He was greeted by his bride, Mrs. Mary Weir Logan Vanderbilt of Chicago, and indicated plans to establish a residence in Reno for some time.
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United Press
Reno
Nev
Corneliua Vanderbilt, Jr
America
Pobehet
Abe
John Brodin
Mary Weir Logan Vanderbilt
Chictro
Mey Annis
$4 000 Stolen From St Casimir's Church
Four bandits robbed Chicago's St Casimir's Church of Christmas and Sunday offerings totaling $4,000. The assailants cornered Fathers Krakowski and Furman, forced them at gunpoint to open the church safe, and rifled the contents after gaining admission by posing as penitent drinkers. Local area police hunted the suspects.
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Chicago
St., Casimir's
Wather
S. Krakowski
Fathers Krakowski
Adalbert Furman
Fathe Ver Furmen
Bid to Mehr mipit breaks Dline propeller
A brief note warns against attempting risky repairs to the revolving propeller of a Dline. The caution suggests avoiding actions that could cause electrical or mechanical failure and recommends avoiding unsafe experiments near the Tan-Dereon Nawe.
Mr Babbitt on Prohibition beliefs in Corry Penn
Charles Babbitt of 210 Spring Street argues for the Eighteenth Amendment in a public space, praising Prohibition as strengthening homes, labor, and commerce while denouncing opponents. He cites broad support, then closes with a call to return to life and liberty. A local church choir rehearsal is canceled tonight.
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Charles Babbitt
210 Spring Street
States of the
Union
United States
Charles W. Babetitt
Corry
Penn
Big Moose Show Preparations Underway At Armory
Preparations for a big Moose show begin as candidates publish a public standings list for two races the ear of 49 and the IT contest. The event opens at the Armory Saturday night January 5 with a moving studio town set up and Emile Palmquist's Carolina College band to perform at Arcadia Ballroom Rochester New York.
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Emile Palmquist
Carolina College
Arcadia
Rochester
N.e
Flu Spread Urges Precautions Amid Snow Hinderance
In Corry and nearby towns influenza spreads despite open weather aiding containment. Deaths include Van Bhert, Franklin, and others as residents urged to take precautions such as hygiene, fruit intake, and building fumigation during Christmas break. Local schools cooperate in cleaning and disinfecting to curb the outbreak.
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Wesern
Cory
Kane
van Bhert
Renovo
Christmas services and school program in Spartansburg
The Christ mas celebration at the Baptist church drew a large audience for the morning service with songs by the choir and congregational carols. Rev I P Kelley preached on The Christian Christmas. The Sunday school sessions were well attended and a Christmas tree program followed. One hundred fifty nut and windy boxes were given to treat Sunday school members and shut-ins. Dr Waggoner hosted a Five Hundred game night for the card club, with Mrs Whiter Pfeiffer winning and G R Steadman second. Harriett Martin of Buffalo visited, and Kenneth Rexford arrived for a week’s vacation. Mrs Will Irwin left for Cleveland to see her son Guy Irwin.
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P. Waggoner
Main Street
Whiter Pfeiffer
G R. Steadman
Dr. Waggoner
Harriett Martin
Buffalo
Help Check Influenza Stop Flu Spread With Vicks Advice
Medical authorities warn influenza is a germ disease spread by breathing. Protect air passages, start treatment now, and use Vicks vapors to ease congestion. In crowded places avoid sneezers and coughers, and inhale vapors at home and before going out. If feverish, call a physician.
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Vicks
Ipsa
Las Va
French Boneless Pleas Old Der in Ute Inspector Notice
A quirky item from Lonston Opinion urges compassionate aid for a lost pet named Pido. It requests the finder to feed the animal two sare dines on buttered toast and a saucer of erentn for tea, framed as a lighthearted plea from a local voice.
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Jost
Pido
Lonston
King Holds Improvement in Health Amid Christmas Cheer
London December, King George reportedly shows a slight improvement after a consultation with doctors. Lord Dawson said the king’s local and general condition is part of a slow forward movement as physicians note him better today.
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Keith Jones
United Press
London
George
Hia
Coleleagues
Dicion
Penn
We Palace
Lord Dawson
Death claims David Lyman in Glenside Pennsylvania
Mrs L Edwin Nowers reports the death of her father David Ch Lyman at 7 am Christmas morning at his Glenside home after years of declining health and a six month serious illness. He was seventy seven or sixty seven years old. He is survived by his wife and daughter and burial is planned for Friday in Philadelphia per local notice.
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L. Edwin Nowers
David Ch Lyman
Glenside
Mr. Gyrman
Suirvives
Mr. Lyman
Philadelphia
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