University Club Formation and European Turning Points
A fragmented note discusses a student club at the University of Pennsylvania promoting civic engagement and clean elections, with Provost and faculty support. It also touches on treaties signed on October 16 and December 1, and observes European turning points after World War I, noting the era's shift and interpretations by British writers amid unrest and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uabsogity
Pennsylvania
Pern
Cople
Ofis
Ile
Indiana Fair Officials Look To 70th Annual Event
A list of Indiana dignitaries and treasurers appears for the 70th annual fair with renewed hopes of a record attendance. New York reports Julius M. Myer, famed jurist, died at 60 and reflects on legal volume reductions. State legislatures passed roughly 41,000 measures with vast variance in enforcement. Football attendance reaches 12 million across colleges and pro teams, highlighted by Grange ending his college career before 85,000 at Columbus. Harvard debates football’s focus versus academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Council
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
New York
North Carolina
Illini
Ohio State University
Columbus
Harvard
Marriage Ceremony Noted for Laiy in Luclusbore
A ceremony held yesterday by Rev. Charles Williams united Mi and Mrs. Svab in Luclusbore. The well known young people mature to begin life together as Mr and Mrs Svab plan to reside in Luclusbore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futtorand
Aymon Biymend
Agate Janes
Perri
Charles Willams
Mta Svab
Luclusbore
Dawes Preparations Stir Senators in Insurgent Fight
The article reports Dawes facing diverse reactions from Republican and Democratic senators as he aligns with insurgents to push for changes in Senate rules. Norris and others welcome him to insurgency while critics warn of risks. Also notes guards recaptured escaped prisoner Edward Goss in Bellefonte as a separate item.
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New York
McNary, R
Oregon
Senate
Pat Harrison
Miss
Caraway
Bellefonte
Lincoln
Neb
Edward Goss
Rockview
Governor Pinchot Faces Prolonged Anthracite Strike
Harrisburg reports say no quick settlement in the 168000 miner strike as John L. Lewis returns home. Operators reject Pinchot peace plan but keep doors open on talks. Speculation grows that Pinchot may convene a special session to press a settlement while winter weather and public pressure loom.
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Lewis
Harrisburg
John L. Livia
United Mine Workers of America
Springfield
Devenont
Giford Pinchot
W. W. Inglis
Pinchot
Philip Murray
Philadelphia
Deer Hunters Report Busy First Day Across Medix Run
The Medix Run district saw many deer slain on opening day with several 125 to 160 pound bucks. Hunters in villages near Laurel Ridge and Sandy township drove animals into towns. Conditions were fair with little snow and many camps reported counts, though full totals will take days to finalize.
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Birse Sagi Beauty
George Jones
The
Brook
Laurel Ridge
Murray Ruffner
Joseph Lynn
Helvetia
Steal Bridge
Ruffner
Leo Lahane
Sandy Township
Bert Keene
Rockton
Bill Shaffer
Medix Run
Ohio
Friendship
Hentley
Lookout
Dowie
Spangier
Woods
Rathbun
Crapo
Mossy Springs
Hays Cottage
Johnenburg
Athletin
Bob Riss
du Bois
Grange Criticisms Spark All American Picks Debate
A spirited debate on Harold Grange’s All American prospects unfolds as critics clash over his versatility and impact. Comparisons to Oberlander, Heston, Thorpe and others spark praise and dismissal, with regional biases and standout backs from Alabama and Tulane highlighted amid broader selections.
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Bes
Harold
Red” Gillings
America
Christopher Columbus
East
Harold Grange
Grange
Pennsylvania
Oberlandar
Dartmouth
Oberlander
Ange
Overlander
Fielding H. Yost
Glenn Werner
Yost
Willie Heston
Warner
Ernie
Glenn
Jim Thorpe
California
Taylor
Southern
Boks
Carey
Flournoy
Tulane
Brown
Alabama
Wyckett
Georgia Tech
Governor Ferguson Left In Temple As Stone Unites Texas News
Governor Miriam A Ferguson stayed in Temple to handle state affairs with Jim Perguasa issuing statements. Ferguson’s absence follows her demand for Texas Tech publisher Carter’s resignation. In New York Levine and Pules, peddlers, faced a magistrate’s order to stand hatless in rain as punishment for unblanketed horses.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Temple
Jim Perguasa
Ferguson
Fergusons
Amon G. Carter
Texas Technological College
Carter
New York
William Levine
Gaspero Pules
Levin
Treasury sets limits on sacramental wine withdrawals
Washington December 2 Treasury issued new rules to curb sacramental wine leaks into illegal channels. The regulation caps annual withdrawal at one gallon per adult in a family and five gallons for a single household, with rabbis as the sole dispensers responsible for ensuring proper delivery. A vetted list of bona fide rabbis will be used to approve purchases, and applicants not on the list face governmental investigation, withJewish authorities required to vouch for legitimate rabbis seeking wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Andrews
Prisona
Prohibition
Brakeman Killed by Train in Local Incident
Clarence Lettie a Rossiter resident aged about 30 died Tuesday morning in St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after seven weeks illness. He was employed at the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp mine in Rossiter and leaves a widow, a married daughter in Pittsburgh, another daughter Clede at home, and two sons Jacob and Werd Lettie. Funeral services will be held at Fairview church Thursday afternoon with 1:30 cortege departure from his home. interment in Fairview cemetery.
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Elmer Curry
Butler
Ile
Fairview
Fairview Cemetery
Clarence Lettie
Rossiter
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Clede
Tayo
Jacob
Werd Lettie
Legion Plans A Busy Evening for 1926 Officers
The Mothers of Democracy invited through their President Auxiliary Notes for a December meeting. Officers to be checked for 1926. The program promises a full evening and urges attendance from early to late. A Department appeal seeks garments and necessities for World War orphans. Discussion on March will be addressed.
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Mothers of Democracy
Becaus
Department For Garmentsy
Marc
Wandergrift Building in Pittsburgh Reported
A. E. Masten and Cay report about the Wandergrift Building in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, detailing its condition and potential impacts on nearby structures and city planning.
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A. E
Social notes from Indiana area and surrounding towns
Local social activity is recorded with brief mentions of visits and callers. Names include Mrs Howard Gilliland Franklin, Frank H Horton Seven Street, James Berry Beaver Falls, Mrs John Barry North Eleventh Street, Mrs R Stewart, Vandergrift and other cities, Constable Walter Kunkle Creekside, Edda Lewis West Marchand, Earl Hewitt Dill Town Smokeless Coal, Chief Tony Askey Clymer, Justice Watt Hinter Chambersville, D W Abbott and Charles Abbott near Clymer, Attorney Ernest Stewart and family, George Washington, Constable John Reed Goolport, Bruce Wagner Fourth Street and H B Donaldson Blacklick, plus Greensburg and Indiana business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry
Beaver Falls
John Barry
North Eleventh Street
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Clymer
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Justice of the Peace
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Chambersville
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France
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Goolport
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