Reed Declares Candidacy to Seek Re-Election
Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania announced his bid for re election in the upcoming April primary. He asserts his record supports his campaign, defends Mellon ties, and condemns the senate's denial of equal representation for Pennsylvania while pledging to discuss issues with voters.
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Washington
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Reed
United States
Pannsylvania
Republican Party
Goolidge
Mellon
Senate
Vare
Prohibition Area Changes Bring Elmira Counties Under New Jurisdiction
Elmira announces a shift of three counties to a broader enforcement unit based in Binghamton. Tompkins, Broome and Tioga will join the Elmira area under the new arrangement, with Chief Murphy to remain in Elmira for now. Additional counties may be added to offset losses, potentially including Chautauqua and Cattaraugus.
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Elmira
Binghamton
Secretary of the Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Tompkins
Broome
Tioga
Lowman
Donald Vs Murphy
Chauy Tauliguia
Cattaraugus
Quaero Club meeting discusses household buying and cookery
The Quaero Gmb met with Mrs. Glyde Wilcox on Tuesday afternoon with ten ladies present. Discussion topics covered present day buying practices and household economics led by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Geiger, followed by a dining room meal where each guest brought a dish and its recipe. The meeting was noted as one of the club's most enjoyable in its history and adjourned to meet Mrs. Maton on February. The column ends with a classified ads note about budget-conscious purchasing.
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Quaero Gmb
Glyde Wilcox
Recreation Expert to Speak Before Club
Miss Day field secretary of the National Playground and Recreation Association will address the American Citizenship Department of the Woman's Club on February 5 at Hotel Corry. She covers western Pennsylvania New York and eastern Ohio and will be joined by Agnes Connell and Frank Loveland to discuss community service and health education in schools.
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Miss Day
National Playground and Recreation Association
American Citizenship Department
Woman's Club
Hotel Corry
Association
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Day
Agnes Connell
Connel
Frank M. Loveland
Wich
Citizenship Department
Lovelana
Mother and two sons slain by axe in home
United Press reports in Farmingdale that a mother Mrs. Claude Priddy and her two sons James 19 and John 11 were killed with an axe. Police say the father Claude Priddy committed the murders and was arrested.
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United Press
Farmingdale
Claude Priddy
James Priday
John Priddy
Priddy
Forty five Catholics killed in Mexican conflict near Colja
Mexico City dispatch reports forty five rebels killed in a battle with federal soldiers near Colja in Guadalajara district. One rebel leader cited as killed, another wounded. Father Esparza’s body released to Cotija residents per authorities.
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United Press
Mexico City
Colja
Guadalajara
Eeeee
Luis Guizar Morfin
Father Esparza
Cotija
Death claims infant child Broderick Parsons
The ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Parsons died at home on North Center Street at noon. He is survived by his parents and a brother Franklin. Private prayer services will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm at the late home with Rev A L Roth of the Baptist church officiating. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Broderick Henry Parsons
Tve
Gerald & Parsons
North Center Street
Little Tail
Franklin
A. L. Roth
Baptiat Ohuren
Pine Grove
Modern Angles New Frenéh Tint Ornaments Debut
A fragmentary note hints at a new French tint ornament trend, mentioning modern hues and fine color suits. The unreadable text obscures specific details about designers or dates, but suggests a shift toward Blau and old style influences in contemporary jewelry or decor.
Missing Smith College freshman feared missing in Boston
Boston police and state detectives search for Fran cs St. John Smith a Smith College freshman reported missing January 13. A Boston employment agency noted a girl resembling her applied for a governess job in November, prompting belief she may seek private family work.
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United Press
Boston
Mass
Francs St. John Smith
Smith College
Boston Employment Agency
Miss Smith
Marion A. Parker
Miss
Correct Pronunciation Clarifies the Word Suite
The note asserts the correct pronunciation of suite as syeel and explains its meanings as a set or series of connected rooms or a retinue. It mentions common confusion with the suffix sult and notes an example word fxehunge in the text.
Hoover on ballot predicted for president at Kansas City
John T. Adams of Iowa, then chair of the Republican National Committee in 1920, predicts Secretary of Commerce Hoover will be nominated on the frat ballot at the Republican convention in Kansas City next June. Adams says Hoover would win at least half of Iowa's delegates, despite limited local activity.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
John T. Adams
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Kansas City
Adams
209 Railroad Mishaps Fatal
Harrisburg Pa February 1 Rail road accidents killed 209 people in Pennsylvania in the past year. Fourteen were passengers on steam railways and 19 were trainmen. The Public Service Commission bureau also reported 483 trainmen and Mosque passengers injured in crashes, plus 164 killed at grade crossings.
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United Rats
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Accident Bureau of the Public Service Commission
Community Notes from the Week End
Blue Bye Jan 31 reports Mrs Wilma Bindley and children visiting Ed Jaquiths. Miss Stella Briggs visited Youngsville with Chas Spencer and family. Albert Sandburg spent weekend with parents. Mrs Mike Zamborlik in Corry with hospitalized daughter. Dorothy Jaquith, in Columbus, visited parents. Funeral for Victor Nelson held at Wrightsville. Death of Mrs Hester Fuller. sympathy to family. Alta Mead in Corry. Florence Mead and Helen Spencer visited Alta Mead’s home.
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Blue
Columbus
Erne Spoon
Chas. Sandburg
Will Feralick
Grand Valley
Chester Grover
Chas
Sandburg
Victor Nelson
Wrightsville
Fere
Hsther Fuller
Harry Lamona
Corry
Wealthy rulers of ancient times in today’s values
The text claims Solon, Sardanapalus, Nero, Lucullus and others possessed immense wealth, equating their ancient incomes to about 20 million dollars annually in modern terms. It cites Cleopatra and the Queen of Sheba as similarly wealthy, described in a New York Tribune context.
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Solon m
Sardanapalus
Nero
Lucullis
Queen of
Sheba
Cleopatra
New York
Fragmented query about a historical colonel and battle context
The readable fragments indicate a question about a colonel named Tine at He b versus a battle with Phe a0 st. Details are too incomplete to identify person, place, or event with certainty.
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Tine
Hut
Serik
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