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Patronymic Monikers Warn Against Politically Named Children
The piece argues against naming children after political candidates, noting the burden of expectation if the candidate wins and the stigma if defeated. It cites psychoanalytic concerns and cites voters shifting liberal. uses Lincoln Dixon as example of political naming per 1946 context.
Dixon’s paradoxical political patronymics in a Lincoln era
A reflective note on Dixon born in 1860 and the clash of political identities as Lincoln appears at the heart of Democratic circles. The piece mocks official notifications from Coolidge and Davis, and cites La Follette’s candidacy showing readers that newspapers shape opinions more than formal notices.
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Dixon
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Coolidge
la Follette
Bob
Glen Campbell Woman Jailed for Moonshine Operation
A Glen Campbell woman was jailed after police uncovered a large still hidden under a concrete slab found with a bar and moonshine. She admitted knowledge of the business and had contemplated quitting, but reportedly could not leave. Her husband is jailed in Clearfield County and was involved in a prior attempted prison break.
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Worgan
Clearfield County
Direct 800 Mile Hop Declared Only Course for Round the World Fliers
Washington Aug 18 The War Department says a direct hop of 800 miles from Reykjavik Iceland to Cape Farewell Greenland is the sole route left for American round the world fliers to complete circumnavigation this season. Lieut Lowell Smith and Lieut Erik Nelson reported they plan to start for Greenland as soon as practicable.
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Washington
Reykjavik
Iceland
Cape Farewell
Greenland
Globe
War Department
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
Eightieth Division Veterans Plan Five Day Pittsburgh Reunion
Fifteen thousand Eightieth Division veterans will assemble in Pittsburgh August 27 for their fifth national reunion. Led by Maj. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhite and Brig. Gen. Lloyd M. Brett, events include Moose Temple sessions, a smoker, band concert, midnight frolic, Blue Ridge show at West View, and divisional church services and memorials. A parade date will be announced later.
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Eightieth Division
France
Pittsburgh
Eightieth Division Veterans’ Association
Adelbert Cronkhite
Veterans’ Gssociation
Lloyd M. Brett
One Hundred and Sixtieth Infantry
Moose Temple
Teumong
Blue Ridge
West Viewark
St. Paul's Cathedr
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Barr Family Reunion Set For August 30
The second annual Barr family reunion will be at Marion Center Park on Saturday August 30. Last year’s attendees will recall the event’s success and are invited to bring baskets and enjoy the seasonal delights.
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Barr
Marion Center Park
Heavy fines imposed for opium smuggling aboard steamer
Officials of the dollar steamship company were fined 18000 by customs on charges that 90 tons of opium were hidden between the decks of the steamer President Have which left San Francisco four months ago and arrived here yesterday. An additional $400 was levied for liquor found on board.
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New York
INS
Dollar Steamship Company
Customs Departments
San Francisco
Esterday
McCoy confesses to actor amid McMors case twists
District attorney Keyes pursued two new developments in the Mrs. Mors murder case. A motion picture actor said McCoy confessed to killing the woman he lived with, while James F. Lawney reported Albert Mors visited a Hollywood garage early Wednesday. Mors will be re questioned. authorities weigh the claims and may call Lawney, the actor, and McCoy’s sister Jennie Thomas before the grand jury.
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Keyes
McCoy
Mrs. Mors
James F. Lawney
Hollywood
Albert Mors
Lawney
Mors
Nottingham Apartments
Nottingham
Jennie Thomas
Grafflin At Chautauqua Draws Large Interest
Dr Grafflin, a highly sought after speaker, headlines Chautauqua with a message urging unity and strong American leadership. The New York State Bankers Association praised his first appearance noting enthusiastic reception and a second talk was arranged for delegates. Do not miss his fourth night appearance.
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Dr. Grafflin
New York State Bankers Association
Graffiti
Grafflin
Chautauqua
Bryan Brothers Nominated as Democratic Notificatio
Lincoln Nebraska August 18 Democrats eyes focus on Bryan family once more as Charles W Bryan governor of Nebraska leads the notification ceremony in the city spotlight. The event echoes previous Bryan presidential bids in 1896 1900 and 1908 with William Jennings Bryan as the central political figure.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Lincoln
Willigam Jennings Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Indiana Klan Hosts 35000 At First Picnic
The rally drew about 35 000 attendees despite a heavy storm that soaked displays and halted Pennsylvania trains at the crossing. A cross burning and Klan slogans marked the close while police, deputies, and streetcar service managed traffic and safety. The event officials praised the turnout and planned an annual picnic.
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Gunningham
Indiana County Street Railways Company
Pennsylvania
Klan Grounds
Homer City
John M. Malcolm
Indiana Club Championship results and scores
The article lists matches in the Indiana Club Championship with players such as Nix, E K Wood, Maurice Trainer, W Carnahan, H D Galbreath, Vernon Fritchman, and many others. It records second flight pairings and qualifying scores, detailing numerous scores from 168 to 196 and naming participants like Hewitt, Johnston, Neff, and Nix among others.
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D. R. Nix
Norman Park
Ross M. Sutton
Ed. H. Long
Frank L. Neff
J. D. Johnston
Thomas Pealer
Dr. H. B. Neal
E. E. Hewitt, Sr
A. L. Reese
David Blais
Elmer Ellis
Wm. J. Jack
Harold Simpson
Wm. E. Pierce
C. Hickox
M. F. Brandon
F. F. Moore
H. D. Galbreath
Phil Conner
BE. Simpson
B. K. Wood
E. d. Nix
Miss Lumsden Hosts Bridge Luncheon Today
Miss Mae Jaan Lumsden entertained at a bridge luncheon on West Water Street this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Richard Colton of Kansas City and Mrs. James Kilgore of Havana Cuba. Four tables of bridge followed a 1 stock luncheon with prizes for high and low scores.
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Lumsden
West Water Street
Mae Jaan Lumsden
Richard Colton
Kansas City
James Kilgore
Havana
Cuba
Pinchot Gives Dog Life Sentence in Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot sentences a pet dog named Pep to life for murdering a family cat. Pep, ten months old, is taken to Eastern Penitentiary as the chief executive notes the case. The prison logs label Pep as convicted of murder, though he is also described as the prospective mascot.
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Harrisburg
Murer
Pinchot
Pep
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gearance
Allenths Trip Details From Warcins Gien Incident
An auto journey to Allenths cites Warcins Gien as a key reference point with ig and Falls noted along the route toward Can. The fragmentary report records points and directions but lacks full context or confirmed events.
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Allenths
Alienist Insights as Crowe Rests Final Plea for Hangings
State's Attorney Robert B. Crowe prepares to argue for the execution of the two youths, as the Franks case unfolds with expert alienists noting the boys' strained demeanor and altered reactions during the trial. Jail guards tighten observation amid rumors of potential self harm and heightened public scrutiny.
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Sophotmorle Bradava
Robert B. Crowe
Bobby Franks
Dicky
Baba
Coolidge Plays Dirt Farmer In Vermont Hay Field
President Coolidge arrived in Plymouth Vermont and, with hand made wooden rakes given by his father Colonel John Coolidge, tries haying as a lighthearted farm scene. The rakes, crafted by Marshall W. Steadman of Lyndingham Massachusetts, symbolize a moment of rustic humor amid his duties.
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Plymouth
Vermont
Coolidge
Joan Coolidge
Calvin
Marshall W. Steadman
Lyringham
Mass
Administrator Notice for Estate of Abraham Hill
Notice to all persons indebted to or having claims against the estate of Abraham Hill, late of Homer City, Pa. The administrator has been appointed by the registrar. Those owing money must promptly pay and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for settlement. John Koofhoe, administrator. Homer City, Pa. August 1.
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Letarnie
John M City
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Palment
Nannia
J. Klaas
Hava
Homer City
Keister
Attorngya
Coulter
Fistato
Abraham
Htl
Tie
Adlanns
John
Koofhoe
Hure
Ruddock Clan Reunion At Fair Grounds Draws One Hundred
The annual Ruddock clan reunion was held at the fair grounds last Wednesday with about one hundred members in attendance enjoying a day of sports and social activities. The event featured brisk contests including Ton Riddock and Dale Martin in the finals while Jimmie O'Hara displayed strong form. Attendees praised the day as a successful gathering and voted Indiana as the location for next year’s reunion due to its conveniences for such events.
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Ruddock
Ton Ridock, Sr
Dale Martin
Jimmie O'Hara
Indiana
Cleveland Guests Visit In Oakland Avenue Home
Miss Alice Moore and Miss Margaret Gaylord of Cleveland are guests in the home of Misses Leah Galbreath and Bess Klingensmith on Oakland avenue. The weather forecast for August 18 to 23, 1924 predicts fair and cool weather early followed by local showers mid to late week, with warmer conditions midweek.
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Alice Moore
Margaret Gaylord
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Leah Galbreath
Bess Klingensmith
Oakland Avenue
Wester. Penta
President visits country church sermon urges simplicity faith
The report notes President and party at a country church service on Sunday. A brief automobile ride followed as the President listened to Rev. John White's sermon urging a return to simplicity and greater religious faith amid discussions of the Dawes plan and debt funding talks.
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American World War Debt Funding Commission
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John White
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