Funeral of Moraitown man Salient in Flemington Home
Funeral services were held for a Moraitown man at the Flemington home of T Apper following the death in a mining area. Survived by a son and two brothers, the deceased had resided in Flemington for several years. The McClumphy Brothers Undertaking Company of Flemington conducted arrangements.
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Annial
Ron
Flemington
New Brook
Mr. Worsen
Wemington
McClumphy
Tndertaking Company
Plemington
Pershing Illness Raises Questions About Return
Reports from Washington say General John J. Pershing suffers health problems including rising blood pressure and dental complications. He is in Chile while representing President Coolidge in arbitration talks, with plans to return to the United States only if arrangements allow and the Rochester or Beaver may convey him if needed.
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John J. Pershing
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Chile
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United States
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Eim
Ariea
Beaver
Oregener
Hone Ward
Auto Company Official Tops Dead at Office
A senior official at Welty Bites Phyd ten iv 7 COMpany is reported dead after a disturbance at the company office. Ed Hildohandy Vo, secretary, is noted among those present as investigators probe the scene and confirm the fatality.
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Welty Bites
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Cromaiee A Coe
Wendel Lady Passes Away
A Wendel resident Mrs. Yuna Spathers died in Zanesville after living in Wendel. Her husband Sam Spathers and five children survive with her mother and father and a sister. Rev L B Reiley officiated at the Simpson Baptist church funeral. Burial was at Wes del base with the McGhimphy Brothers Undertaking Co in charge.
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Allernoen
Jack Johnson
Wendel
Jane Spatafore
Zanesville
L. B. Reiley
Ote
Yuna
Arthury Hamilton
McGhimphy Brothers One” Dertaking Company
Wisconsin Regents Gift Policy Sparks Alumni Debate
A report by a university alumni committee from St Paul Minnesota argues against blanket rejection of gifts from educational endowments. It cites opposition to Rockefeller funded donations and urges openness to gifts that advance medical and scientific research while defending Mr Rockefeller's fortune as lawfully usable for benevolent ends.
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Wee
University of Wisconsin
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Fof Si. Tau
Minnesota Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Cource
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Breweries Profit During Year of 1925
Breweries fared best among Germany's industries in the year just ending. Dividend declarations show large payouts with many firms reporting gains. The analysis notes a high average dividend yield, with some ranges reaching around twenty percent, reflecting improved profitability despite broader economic strains.
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Werlin
Germany
Welose
Cold wave grips North as losses soar worldwide
A global compact report notes extensive property damage from bitter cold across the United States and Canada with deaths totaling near thirty. From Afghanistan to India concerns rise over Russian influence, while meteorologists warn of continued severe lows and several regional fires add to the devastation alongside storm and flood impacts in Vera Cruz and Buenos Aires.
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United States
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Rocky Mountains
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Northland
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Florida
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Mexico
France
Lees to quit boat traffic on middle Mississippi
Memphis Tenn December 28 The Lee line a longtime operator of river packets on the middle Mississippi will retire January 2 The Valley Time Steamers a consolidation of the Lee and Delta lines will be sold at auction by the U S marshal The sale includes wharf boats and landing properties ending an era for river transport on the river system and severing a key link in the old river operations
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Lee
Middle
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Delta Line
Iy Italia
T. M Thoeso
Pittsburgh
Hoe
Hville
Rosedale
Mins
United States
Birth of War Chief Wilson Honored Worldwide
New York December 28 observers mark Woodrow Wilson's would be ninth birthday with 17 Wilson memorial stamps sale in New York Washington Princeton and Staunton VA. The Wilson memorial committee announces dinners in 500 cities and admirers hail the year after his death as foremost for peace and world cooperation.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Washington
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Strong Earth Tremor Felt In Philippines
A strong earthquake rocked Eastern Mindanao, Leyte and Samar provinces today. The tremor woke inhabitants but caused no damage. Weather bureau advisories described the quake as strong with no reported injuries or structural harm.
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Philippines
Manila
Mindanao
Leyte
Samar
Weather Bureau
Nine Ill From Gas Fumes At Christiana Street Home
Nine people including three children fell ill from gas fumes at the home of W L Shaffer on Christiana Street yesterday evening. Roaring fires and poor ventilation blamed for the incident. Victims include Mr and Mrs Shaffer, Misses Adam and Margaret Shaffer, three Morgantown residents, and Maybelle Kimby of Parkersburg. Several remained seriously ill into today while doctors expected recovery in days.
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Christiana Street
Adam
Margaret Shaffer
Morgantown
W. D. Conley
Maybelle Kimby
Parkersbury
Shaffer
Let Em Down Campaign on Long Skirts and Smoking
New York reports a revival of the Let Em Down campaign formed to shorten women's skirts, now mocked as efforts to lengthen them again. Mrs. John J. Henderson argues skirts should be tight and long, covering knees when seated, while noting schools and restaurants relaxing smoking bans. Helen Varick Bowell and other groups back the opposing view on fashion and smoking.
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New York
John J. Henderson
Washington
Nickel Company to Expand at Huntington Plant
Huntington December 28 UP An extension program will cost over half a million dollars and add several hundred jobs at the International Nickel Company plant. General manager A S Shoffstall said the expansion includes new buildings and equipment to meet rising demand for rolled International Nickel products driven by new uses. The project was completed in 1945 and reflects postwar expansion.
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Food Shortage Deepens on Tiny Yan Island
Tokio reports Yan island hit by December 15 tidal wave and storm. government plans to ship provisions to relieve severe shortages. Most coast buildings were damaged, but there were no reported deaths or injuries.
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Yan
Hite
Westernport tragedy ends in double murder suicide
A Christmas Eve double tragedy in Westernport sees W Ed Eddins shooting his wife Alice Eddins then killing himself after brief insanity fears. The couple’s daughter Frances Ryan and son Earl, aged 4, were unaware of the shootings as neighbors aided the tree trimming. Eddins, a former Hagers Town coal miner, had been released from a hospital shortly before the incident.
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Farm Hand Wounded. Manhunt Fears Repeat Crime
In Batavia area citizens faced renewed fear after Frank Cross, 17, was wounded by an unknown assailant near a farm three miles from the Jeske murder site. Sheriff Vierke notes the shooting bears similarity to the Jeske case, suggesting the killer may still be at large.
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Sugo Henry Jesske
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Te Ood
Mooseheart Farm
Vierke
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Well Known Humorist Dies In Philadelphia
Ralph Binghao a famous humorist entertainer and dinner speaker died suddenly at his Philadelphia home He was born in Richmond Wisconsin fifty years ago and had long appeared on Keith's vaudeville circuit He also lectured on Chautauqua platforms
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Ralph Binghao
Richmond
Keith
River Frozen Over Sets Stage for Skating on Ponds
Old King Boreas brings deep frost as river and ponds ice over inviting skaters. The recent extreme cold has rarely frozen the water in years, opening a rare window for outdoor skating and winter recreation locally.
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Boreas
Arguments In Rail Merger Case Open
Newton D. Baker testifies for Van Sweringen interests as hearings begin on a Nickel Plate railway merger. Colston explains proposed cross ownership and stock exchange plan, with minority protections and arbitration options discussed amid commission scrutiny. Opponents from Chesapeake Ohio seek limits while the case weighs public interest and authority to approve such extensive railroad integration.
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Woman in New Britain Receives $190 Lost Years Ago
In New Britain Connecticut on December 28 Mrs Kiiseumas received a Christmas package with $190 in bills and no explanation. The money was sent by a man who later learned she had lost two and a half years.
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Conn
Kiiseumas
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