Mexico Reply Fails to Impress in Washington Note
Mexico's reply to the American note on Consular Agent Jenkins was received at the State Department. Officials noted the text differed only slightly from AP dispatches from Mexico City and declined comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Jenkins
State Department
Mexico City
Early Impression of Communication Not Favorable
Initial reading suggested the note did not make a favorable impression. Further study was needed to form a complete judgment.
Influenza cases rise at West Virginia boys school
Charleston reports 128 cases of influenza at the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys in Pruntytown. The illness, first seen a week ago with four cases, is described as light form and no patients are seriously ill.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
EK. B. Stephenson
State Board of Control
No Date Set for United Mine Workers Convention
Indianapolis officials report John L. Lewis says the general convention of the United Mine Workers of America has not set a date or location yet. A January meeting exists as a possibility with Tomlinson Hall unavailable until late January and Memorial Hall in Columbus optioned for January 5 to 8 if early next month is chosen.
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Associated Press
Indianapolia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United Ne Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Ohio
Gubernatorial Succession Debate Faces Commission Action
The article chronicles a debate over gubernatorial succession with Judge Gordon noting opposition to self-succession and the group delaying concrete recommendations. It reports on a Philadelphia delegate, James Gay Gordon, and William S. Schaffer guiding the Constitutional Commission's tentative, preparatory work and referral of land title registration provisions to a committee.
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James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
William S. Schaffer
Schaffer
Pennsylvania
State Constitutional Revision Commission
Hampton L. Carson
E. B. Hardenberg
Carson
Charles D. White
Supreme Court of the United States
Louisiana
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Pike
James H. Reed
Allegheny
George E. Alter
Alegheny
Sulzberger
Alter
Reed
Gordon
Sulaberger
Pinchot
Men
Thomas Carlyle
Moonshine Fatal to Father of Eight in Reading
John Lowosokicz, 45, father of eight, died in Reading today from whisky tainted with denatured alcohol and poisons. He paid $4 a quart for it. Authorities seized part of the supply as investigations continue.
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Associated Press
Reading
John Lowosokicz
State constitutional panel holds line on budget and session powers
The committee rejected amendments to allow two thirds vote for certain charitable appropriations and restricted pensions and state employee allowances. Debates on governor call powers for special sessions and on investment limits followed, with several sections referred back for further study. The panel aims to reshape home rule for cities and propose a seven city classification while planning hearings with city solicitors.
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Hampton L. Carson
Philadelphia
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Messrs. Carson
Alter
Fisher
Judge Reed
Gifford Pinchot
Pike
New York
State Constitutional Commission
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Kiwanis Club Buys Many Toys For Christmas Mission
Elwood J. Turner district governor of Pennsylvania Kiwanis spoke to Harrisburg Kiwanis urging cooperation to help organize postwar relief. 2000 Christmas seals were sold at the door and 180 toys collected for the Toy Mission. Next week clubs plan a Christmas party for 250 children at three homes with dinners and a Majestic appearance.
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Chester
Kiwanis Clubs
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Kiwanis Club
Penn-Harris
Turner
Daniel Be, Lucas
Eli M. Simon
Cloos Shop
Keystone Motor Company
D. EB. Lucas
Kiwanis
Rotary
Motor Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Sylvan Heights
Motors
Majestic
Blood Transfusion Fails to Save Life of Peffley
An overseas soldier donated blood in a July appeal, but Peffley’s condition worsened after initial improvement. Survived by wife Susan, son Howard, mother Ellen Pp, and three brothers and a sister, he belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose and Lodge 174, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Funeral services set for Saturday at 7 pm, burial in Halifax to follow.
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Harry H. Buch
Cumberland Street
Peffley
Susan EF. Pelfie
Howard
Ellen Pp. Peffley
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge 174
Brotherhood of Railway
North Fifth Street
Harvey Klaer
Hoover and Son
Halifax
Bliss Native Herb Tablets Benefit Stomach and Bowel Comfort
Reverend J W Paterson cites Bliss Native Herb Tablets as freeing him from stomach and bowel trouble after years of distress. The ad claims one or two tablets at bedtime soothe the stomach ease constipation aid overall health. Each yellow box holds 200 tablets priced at 1 and bears the founder’s portrait and trademark. Buy from leading druggists and local agents.
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J. W. Paterson
Archer
Iowa
Kaen Bos
Sugar substitute guides housewives in Golden Crown Syrup use
A household column advocates Golden Crown White Syrup as a sugar substitute amid shortages. It suggests recipes and cooking uses from cranberry jelly to baked apples and cookies, emphasizing versatility, convenience, and that grocers will supply it.
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