Wilson Pardons Two Named in Air Scandal
President Wilson pardons Lieutenant Colonels J G Vincent and George W Mixter named by Charles E Hughes in the aircraft investigation. The White House announced the two were technically guilty and innocent of improper motives, with no Justice Department action taken.
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J. C. Vincent
George W. Mixter
Army
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
White House
J. G. Vincent
Vincent
Mixter
Department of Justice
Gregory
Packard Motor Car Company
Liberty Motor
Hughes
Curtiss Airplane and Motor Corporation
Woman Praises Tonall For Stomach Relief In Lancaster County
Mrs. Gertrude Schupp of Millwood Lancaster county says a single Tonall bottle improved her stomach and bloating after dressmaking work. She bought Tonall to help others and recommends it for stomach ailments. Tonall is sold at Gorgas Drug Store Harrisburg Hershey Drug Store Hershey and Martz Steelton.
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Gertrude Schupp
Millwood
Lancaster County
Tam
Gorgas
Harrisburg
Hershey Drug Store
Hershey
Martz
Steelton
Aged Resident Recovers After Mayr Remedy
An elderly patient at work suffered dizziness and faintness from gas and bloating. After doctors failed to help, one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy provided relief and ongoing improvements. The ad claims the preparation clears mucous and inflammation causing stomach and intestinal issues.
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Mayr
G. A. Gorgas
H. C. Kennedy
Clark
Ex-Crown Prince Frederick William reflects on war views
In an interview from Oosterland Holland Frederick William Hohenzollern criticizes air raids and submarine orders as useless. He says he opposed war and expects his wife to stay in Berlin, cites Brest-Litovsk hardships, praises Wilson, and critiques Ludendorff and the Kaiser telegram.
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Holland
Frederick William Hohenzollern
Wieringen
Berlin
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
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Frederick Wiliam
Germany
England
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Verdun
Ludendorff
von Hindenburg
America
Wilson
Dr. Andrew B. Gloninger Dies in Lebanon Office
Dr. Andrew B. Gloninger a 55 year old surgeon and head of the Lebanon Sanitorium was found dead in his office at Ninth and Cumberland streets believed due to heart trouble. He served in the Governor's Troop and as a major with the Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the Spanish War and is survived by his wife and son Andrew Jr of New York.
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Andrew B. Gloninger
Lebanon
Ninth and
Cumberland Streets
W. H. Helsberg
Gloninger
Andrew, Jr
New York
Harrisburg
National Guard of
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Cavalry
Fourth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Porto Rico
D. B. Case
Lutheran Synod Elects Officers at Conference
York Pa Dec 4 Officers were re elected and reports submitted at the ninety fourth conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania Sixteen members were received into the synod and applicants for licensure and ordination were announced The officers retained are President Rev Frederick G Gotwald Secretary Rev Frederick C Sternat Treasurer Rev Dr Albert Bell Statistical Secretary Rev Clarence E Arnold Applicants for licensure and ordination are William F Sunday W V Garrett L H Rehmeyer Jens P Larsen and W C Erney
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York
Ninety Fourth Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania
Frederick G. Gotwalds
Frederick C. Sternat
Albert Bell
Clarence E. Arnold
William F. Sunday
This City
W. V. Garrett
Hanover
L. H. Rehmeyer
York County
Jens P. Larsen
Dnemark
W. C. Erney
Penrose to Act for Protection in New Tariff Push
Washington dispatch notes Senator Penrose will push tariff legislation early in the new session. He plans to seek a protective tariff to raise revenue and aid returning soldiers while facing possible presidential veto. Penrose says he expects to become finance committee chair and cites his attendance and diligence as supporting factors in the leadership contest.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Penrose
Congress
Treasury
McAdoo
Navy Yard Worker Killed by Hydroplane Propeller
A Philadelphia Navy Yard hydroplane unit worker Harry Camp of 1726 North Thirteenth street was killed when struck by a revolving hydroplane propeller. He was cut in two and his remnants were thrown into the Delaware river due to alleged carelessness in charge of the section.
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Philadelphia
Naval Aviation Service
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Harry Camp
North Thirteenth Street
Delaware River
Garfield resigns as fuel chief. to return to Williams College
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Fuel Administrator Garfield. Garfield will stay through December, then resume duties as president of Williams College after the holidays.
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Garfield
Washington
Wilson
White House
Williams College
Fleeing Baron Tells of Soviet Terror in Estonia and Livonia
Baron Aexkuell, an Estonian who escaped in disguise, says German troops began evacuating Narva and were defeated by Russian forces. White Guards under Count Keller faced a Bolshevist onslaught while aiding 500 Russians who fled Bolshevik rule with 23 machines.
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Associated ‘Press
Berlin
Reval
Esthonia
Livonia
Baron Aexkuell
Narva
Count Kel
Ler
Sayres Unable to Speak at C E Rally
C W Sayres known as Pop Sayres and YMCA secretary will not speak at the Christian Endeavor Society rally at the Sixth Street United Brethren Church tomorrow night. Sayres served overseas with the YMCA and fought at Chateau Thierry. He will instead give a Sunday address at the local venue recounting western front experiences.
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Sayres
C. W. Sayres
Lancaster Y. M
Christian Endeavor Society
Sixth Street United Brethren Church
Pop” Sayres
Chateau Thierry
U S Completes Deal to Buy Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Washington reports the long pending purchase of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal by the government is finished. The price is 2 514 000 dollars, a figure endorsed by government engineers. Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware announced the completion of the bargain.
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U. S
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Washington
Boston
Beaufort
N. C
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Fall from Eighteenth Floor Kills Window Cleaner
Andrew Sokoloff, a window cleaner for over an hour, fell from the eighteenth floor of the Bellevue Stratford and was killed instantly. Police believe he may have slipped while attempting to move between windows. no witnesses.
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Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford
Andrew Sokoloff
Sokoloff
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