Pennsylvania appoints eight school inspectors and assigns clinic chief
Col Edward Martin announced eight medical inspectors for Pennsylvania schools and named Dr Horace B Anderson of Philadelphia as chief of the genito urinary clinic at Phipps Institute. The same report covers deer hunting incidents, dog licensing enforcement, jitney hearings, driver license renewals, creditors receiverships, Philadelphia enlistment drives, and state inquiries into wood alcohol poisonings.
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Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Horace B. _. Anderson
Philadelphia
Phipps Institute
Raymond F. Wivell
Heidelberg
Rosslyn Farms
Leet
Findley and
Moon Townships
Allegheny County
W. L. Henderson
Mifflin
Scott Townships
Bradford
Lewis Run
Foster
Corydon
Lafayette
McKean
State Game Commission
State Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Public Service Commission
State Highway Department
Automobile Division
Attorney General’s Department
First Regiment
Sproul
Philadelphia-Camden
Victory Bridge
State Department of Public Instruction
State Educational Association
J. William Morgan
State Fire Marshal's Office
Westmoreland County Orphans Court
United States
Philander C. Knox
Henry C. Frick
Mr. Knox
State Health Department
Labor vs Capital as 1920 Issue Guided by Bryan
Washington dispatch notes William Jennings Bryan aims to force the 1920 Democratic platform toward a labor versus capital theme. The Commoner seeks vindication of the Wilson administration and influence in the convention to back a preferred candidate.
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Bryan
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Prohibition and faith urged for a hopeful new year
Ministers from St. Matthew's Lutheran Covenant Presbyterian First United Brethren Grace Methodist and Paxton Presbyterian suggested better times ahead with prohibition in America. They urged personal resolve and church involvement while Dr. Deer noted insufficient youth engagement and the need for home encouragement to join the ministry.
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E. E. Snyder
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
America
Harvey Klaer
Covenant Presbyterian Church
League of Nations
W. E. Dougherty
First United Brethren Church
Central Y. M. C. A
Robert Bagnell
Grace Methodist Church
Irvin E. Deer
Pennsylvania Rural Survey
Interchurch World Movement
Paxton Presbyterian Church
Governor's Troop to Seek New Recruits
Plans for a recruiting campaign for the Governor's Troop will be made at an organization meeting tomorrow evening in the Hope Enginehouse North Second Street. The complete organization will include 72 men. One third may enlist before January 15 for one year if previously in service, while the rest enroll for three years. Many applications have been received from former service men.
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Hope Enginehouse
North Second Street
American Girl Weds Son of Polish Prince
Paris reports Miss Frances Lawrence daughter of Mrs Francis C Lawrence of New York married yesterday to Andre Poniatowski son of Prince Andre Poniatowski in a society ceremony.
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Paris
Frances Lawrence
Francis C. Lawrence
New York
Andre Poniatowski
Middletown Officials Elected by Camp 371 P O S of A
Washington Camp No 371 elected officers including President Robert W Kipp and Vice President Charles Boughter. Church and lodge activities outlined include Sunday School officers at the Church of God and cantata by the Methodist Church. Community notices list meetings for Methodist and First United Brethren churches and a dance for Miss Dorothy George. Milton Bardenslager visits Buck Lock. over 100 attend Krauss Brothers Hall dance.
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Washington Camp No
Robert W. Kipp
Charles Boughter
A. L. Wagner
H. E. Moore
Joseph Boughter
D M. Beisecker
H.S. Beachler
George Platt
Church
M. P. Leonard
William Weidner
Charles Ackerman
Irwin Miller
Ralph Myers
W. F. Keever
Pearl Condran
Fannie Hsson
Loyd Grave
D. F. Fisher
Ella Vance
Sadie Markley
Methodist Church
R. M. Stults
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Brethren
St. Peter's Lutheran
First United Brethren Church
Ushers’ Association
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Milton Bardenslager
Dundee
Mich
Joseph Bardenslager
Buck Lock
Mr. Bardenslager
Krauss Brothers’ Hall
Dorothy George
New York Robbed of 25 Million by 1919 Thefts
New York officials from 32 burglary insurance firms report 1919 as the most disastrous year with 10000 robberies. Total losses reach about 25 million dollars in cash and goods, led by silk industry at 2 million, farriers 1.5 million, trucking firms 1.5 million, jewelers 1 million, plus Liberty bonds and securities likely over 1 million.
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New York
New York Tribune Today
Tribune
The
Norway Faces German Competition in Machinery Prices
Norwegian businessmen warn Germany undercuts prices by about 60 percent in machinery and steel construction. Finished German products rival Norwegian costs, and German exchange rates boost foreign competition. Norway’s power plants buy turbines in Germany to cut costs, while shipping limits trade. Pessimism grows among leaders as German dumping threatens local industries.
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Christiania
Norway
Germany
Y M C A Plans Big New Year Entertainment
The Central Y M C A will host a full day of activities on New Year’s Day including volleyball and basketball drills led by C W Miller. In the afternoon the social committee will present a program for city children at Fahnestock Hall featuring a magician C Floyd Hopkins and other acts. Evening activities will be held in Fahnestock Hall and the Y gym.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Cc. W. Miller
Fahnestock Hall
C. Floyd Hopkins
Thurston Thurston
Coal Operators See Price War Ahead in Spring
Coal mine operators in Chicago fear a price-cutting war next spring as it is easier to keep mines running at cost or below rather than shut down. They say only Sherman antitrust law amendment enabling sliding seasonal coal prices and adjustable railroad freight rates can prevent such a war.
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Chicago
Philadelphia 79th Division to Honor Fallen in France
Announcement says the Seventy-ninth Division Association will erect a Montfaucon monument for fallen members. Interest surges as plans advance to publish the division history written under Major General Joseph E. Kulm by two division officers.
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Philadelphia
Seventy-ninth Division Association
France
Montfaucon
Joseph E. Kulm
170 Soldier brides welcomed in state
New York reports 170 war brides of Americans who served overseas, Pennsylvania second with 170 including 123 French, 7 Luxembourg, 26 English, 5 Irish, 2 Scottish, 3 Welsh, 2 Italian, 2 Russian.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York State
Luxembourg
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Italy
Russia
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Youngstown
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
J. H. Grose
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Society Brand
Doutrichs
Ad&c
Sority Brand Clothes
Market St
Dreytse Cay
Harrisburg, Pa
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