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Succeeding Vice Presidents in U.S. History
A historical overview discusses how vice presidents who assume the presidency face varied challenges. It notes Andrew Johnson’s impeachment charges, Calvin Coolidge’s smoother tenure, and contrasts among Tyler, Fillmore, and other early vice presidents, highlighting party dynamics, regional factions, and reform efforts shaping their reputations.
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Moonshine raids in Warren county spark Prohibition probe
Warren county authorities raided several locations Saturday night netting almost two gallons of trash and high power beer while six alleged violators were taken into custody. One ring leader is reportedly operating recently in this city and further action against bootlegging is expected.
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Washington and Hippocrates in medical resilience tale
Daily Dozen notes George Washington dubbed Father of his country and Hippocrates Father of Medicine share a focus on illness and prevention. Washington endured serious illnesses from smallpox to malaria, yet lived 67 in an era of short life expectancies, while valuing preventive care for soldiers. The nearby radio broadcast features university glee clubs on WRC tonight.
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Busti wells begin with deep test in Donelson road area
Two Chicago businessmen start four deep test wells near Busti on Donelson road with a first hole 2,400 feet deep after a double nitroglycerine blast. Officials report sand saturations at multiple depths and plan a second blast to reach 64 quarts of explosive. Cleaning needed before the major blast. promise remains uncertain until completion.
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Multiple Choice and Fact Questions on History
A list of true false and short answer prompts covering units of measure, geography, historical figures, and political questions. Topics include Iran history, UNRRA head, the Boston Port Bill, nationality law, a military court in Japan, the Amazon River location, Theodore Roosevelt’s 1900 VP nomination, and early U.S. naval equipment experiments.
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Philadelphia lad wins Kiwanis pony raffle in charity drawing
George W. Toth Jr. of Philadelphia won the Kiwanis Pony raffle for the Cony Memorial Hospital Fund. Artin Martin and Cleisie Porter conducted the ticket drawing on stage at the Hex Dientre last night while Mrs. George Douth, mother of the winner, was notified of the victory and pending shipment.
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Four Week Ticket Sale Aids Hospital Fund Effort
The four week ticket sale raised about $300 for the hospital fund as part of a $1500 pledge by the club. Harry Barach chaired the committee with assistance from Robert Bumbaugh Frank Van Thesel and Harald McConnell. The battleship in New York marked the first manual vessel to test new Fadler equipment.
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Mendville Man Bound Over For Aggravated Assault
Russell Rose of Cambridge Springs was bound over for the May term on a charge of aggravated assault and battery in a hearing before Alderman Domnick Lemme. Austin Eline of Crossingville testified Rose came to his home on February 8, took money owed, and then assaulted him.
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