Marshal Foch Honored Guest at American Legion Events
The reportera watched Marshal Foch amid cheers as he saluted with his red and gold cap. He remained calm and composed, saying the ovation was for France and pride in his country. He remembered a World War I comrade by recalling shared unit details during brief questions from reporters. He spoke of not discussing disarmament and left with a courteous farewell, joining Legion leaders like Hanford MacNider and Franklin D Olier in subsequent receptions across the country.
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Marshal Foon
Big
Franze Cauld
Foch
Comte Charles de Champrun
France
Ford
American Legion
Hanford “MacNider
Legion
Franklin D’olier
Alton T. Roberts
Franse
Livilian Gard
Corvas
Argonne
Wld
Hue
Lumbago
Marshal Foch
Leion
Hanford MacNider
Class One Roads Had Big Month in 1921
Washington report from the Interstate Commerce Commission notes the first monthly release under the transportation act. It lists 81,000,000 in receipts and 1,164,872 employees across Class One railroads in July 1921. Executive officials numbered 15,165 with average pay $523. maintenance and train crews totaled about 1.097 million workers with varying monthly wages.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sheep Killer Abroad Again Terrifies Pa Farmers
In Keliysburg Home Pa a mysterious sheep killer strikes every few nights. Reports say a dog or unknown animal kills one sheep at a time and partly devours the carcass. Farmers Joe I McAthoes H L Short William and Frank Freck are among those harmed as sightings remain elusive.
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Keliysburg
Home
Joe I. McAthoes
H. L. Short
William and
Frank Freck
Marshal's Endurance Found in Temperance and Coffee
Falvs notes the Marshal's restraint during feasts. Col MacNider recalls he drinks nothing, eats sparingly, and finds relief when coffee is served and a cigar or pipe follows. He adds coffee and a smoke are the best part of a good meal.
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Col MacNider
Steel Merger Seen as Likely in Major Steel Pact
New York reports plans for a monster steel combine with capitalization of 467 million dollars and an annual capacity of 7.4 million tons. Seven firms including Midvale, Republic Iron, Lackawanna, Youngstown, Inland, Brier, and Steel and Tube discuss merger terms and valuation ahead of December 7 meeting.
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New York
Sy International News Service
Siven
Midvale Steel and Ordance Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Inland Steel Company
Midvale Steel and Ordanve Company
Puterusts
Poison mystery shrouds Rita Hall death in Mecca resort
International News Service reports Rita Hall, famed dancer, found near death at a Mecca resort after a wild party. Authorities contend possible poisoning from whiskey. conflicting stories rise about staged events, with investigators examining diplomatic channels and party participants for clues.
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International News Service
Washington
Orit Hall
Mecca
I John
Ditlon
O Ve Company
Bee
Imenney
Vanteritles
Miss Hall
Che Dole
Ciel Laker
Police Alten Bae
Vision fixes crime says Philadelphia judge
Judge Charles L Brown of the Philadelphia Municipal Court argues that defective childhood vision drives delinquency. He cites cases where correcting eyesight reduced or eliminated anti social behavior and urges a national campaign to preserve sight. He notes court linked medical department referrals and improved conduct after glasses.
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Philadelphia
Dec
Charles L. Brown
Philadelphia Municipal Court
Municipal Court
Brown
America
Adam Bates
Adam
Edward Newton
Edward
Fragmented Farm Notes on Livestock and Education
The article discusses livestock breeding, pastures, and economic prompts for farming families. It mentions weather impacts, fodder, and the need for farm education through a college or extension effort. Names and concrete details are limited by the damaged text.
Decrease in Fatalities Shown in Pittsburg Area
Officials report a drop in worker deaths and injuries in the first quarter compared with prior periods. The Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation notes fatalities have lessened, while non fatal accidents remain a concern across industries. Details on causes and costs are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Harresburg
Joe Abayd
Peentagnes
Heras
Aiden & Ig Bod
Murray Ware
Daeed
MeGel Sear He
Hubhoey de Bork
Pan
Pupweib
Licenses for Michael Paretara and Mary Chulimontte Honter Wy
Michael Paretara and Mary Chulimontte Honter Wy receive licenses under local permit rules, detailing names and filing status. The document records approvals and issued license numbers with dates and governing authority.
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Michael P
Kevin Paretara
Mary Chulimontte Honter Wy
Real estate transfers reported in Blairsville Indiana area
The notice lists multiple property transfers including parcels in Blairsville and Canney with various buyers and amounts. Names such as Hichite Mb, A. Rooks, Coney, Getty, Culligbell, Ward, Kunkle, and Eder appear along with parcel descriptions and prices.
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Hichite Mb. Oni
Armietrones
Gibnore
Dwar Bergeman
Blairsville
Lew Rooks
Ted
A. Rooks
Cannes
Anrtha C. Coney
D. A
D. At
Fitshonta TV
May
Eder Shall
Third Ward
Indiana
Does Your Food Digest Best Prescription Ever Oweitten
A garbled note touts a claimed best prescription from a fictional store. It mentions MieveeNa as a product name and Uihdebeand's drag store as guarantor, but the text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
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Uihdebeand
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Silas C. Streams
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Rita Hall
Caeco
Philadelphia Jurist
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Rupert Hughes
George Fletvick
Wireless
Weenee
Wee Ab Attikte
Rugip Wen
Radio Service CO
Wa Neth
Sehaul Sheyts
Ee Bball Blair
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