Railways Seen as Key To Nation’s Prosperity
The article argues rail transport is essential for economic recovery and growth. It cites freight volumes, labor movement, and material supply as central to industry, noting railways faced with regulation and public support. Leaders urge cooperative policy and continued efficiency to sustain national prosperity.
New York Police Chief Warns on Juvenile Crime Rise
Mary Hamilton head of New York's police department says three months of office conditions show girls luring young men into crime. She laments a lack of moral code among today’s youth and urges parental oversight and old fashioned discipline to curb crime, predicting steady increases.
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New York
Mary Hamilton
Misa Hamilton
Samuel Stitt Moves Family to Deckers Point
Mr. Samuel Stitt, employed at Marion Center Mines, has moved his family to Deckers Point.
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Samuel Stitt
Marion Center, Mines
D. W. Mumay
Anna Tarlet
Henry Able
John Stitt
Marion Center
Te Rayne
Peter Sheesley
Annie Rice
Clarence Beatty
New York water polo stars barred by three year rule
Charley Ince the captain and Jack Ware the star forward of Columbia University cannot return this season after playing one minute during the 1922 23 season. The three year eligibility limit under the Intercollegiate League rules would be violated if they played in 1925 26. Also notes on Mrs D W Mumay and local moves.
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New York
Columbia University
Charley Ince
Jack Ware
Apollo area social and hunting notes page list
Local notes detail household tasks and visits at Apollo and Plumville High School. Mrs Stear improves slowly while Mildred Frederick plans an entertainment. Bert Kinter and hunting parties in Trade City reap large bucks. A baby girl Wanda Alene is born to Mr and Mrs Whitaker. Mrs Hickox substitutes for jury duty, and Marjorie McCormick recuperates from illness. Leonard Cassidy and others report early hunting success. Former Premier Lloyd George sails to Italy for recreation with his doctor aboard.
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Jeuste Romaley
Albert Whitaker
Wanda Alene
Hickox
Wm. Hazlett
Misa Marjorie McCormick
Plumville
Wills Frederick
Elk County
Leonard Cassidy
Dodge Cars Endure Desert Tests in Gobi Expedition
Dr Roy Chapman Andrews returns from his Third Asiatic Expedition praising Dodge Brothers Motor Cars for powering explorations in the Gobi Desert. He notes 60 to 70 Dodge cars operate deep into Mongolia, delivering furs and goods, and claims over 90 percent of Dodge cars built in eleven years remain in active service. McGregor & Thomas, 565 Water St, Indiana, Pa.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Dodge Brothers
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