Debs Case and War Time Speech Sparked Presidential Debate
The article discusses Woodrow Wilson’s stance on Eugene Debs during World War I. It notes Wilson’s view of Debs as unrepentant and a danger to national unity for opposing the draft. It contrasts constitutional rights with wartime actions and the decision not to pardon Debs amid national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Eugene Debs
United States
Will
Wilson
Delia
God
America
Jacksonville church vandalism sparks chase for suspects
A detective returned to the office to advance the prints and plan further action after vandals allegedly intruded the piano and damaged the church. Church members vow to solve the mystery and ensure arrest and prosecution of the perpetrators.
Points on People News Brief
Mr Reyburn Keeler returned today after an extended visit with friends in St Marys. John B Lowry will depart on the 8:20 train tomorrow morning to resume studies at Lafayette College. Lloyd, Harold Fritehman and Robert Ewing will be among today’s departures for Kiseki. Thad Douglas returned to his home near Kerry Tree yesterday after an extended visit with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Geeitt Tonkins.
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Reyburn Keeler
One Vote Decides Clarion Tax Collector Contest
Clarion Pennsylvania January 3 recount settles the tax collector race by one vote after a disputed ballot count. A miscount in precinct two and disputed ballots involving status of taxpayers led to Fox triumph by one vote over Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Seconid
Washington
Pennsylvania
Fox
Black
Todwe Sloan
Tas Callector
Hewitt Declares Candidacy for Congress in Inchara County
Hewitt of Dilltown, a leading Inchara County resident, announces candidacy for Congress contingent on Republican voters. The announcement stirs interest and he expects broad backing from friends and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Dilltown
Inchara County
Congress
Republican Party
Veteran Warden’s Plight After War trauma in local scene
Ray mond A. Warden, a 20 year old Johnstown veteran, made three suicide attempts on the way to Philadelphia for treatment, signaling a mental breakdown from war experiences. H J Keyea of the U S Veterans Bureau arrived in the city, while visitors including Nova Flanidir and the Eshenbaugh family were noted in East Oak street during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Warden
Johnstown
Philadelphia
H. J. Keyea
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Nova Flanidir
Jacob Eshen, Bough
Clyde
Lebanon
T.W. Exsnenbsaugh
Margaret and
Thom, Jr
Harrisburg
RR. Eshenbaugh
East Oak Street
New York man reports strange hen laying two eyes daily
Dee SL-Wilsow Green of Union Brick near Hels vedere says his My mouth Rock hen lays two eyes almost every day. When she produces only one she is so ashamed of her performance she does not cackle, Green says.
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New York
Dee
Green Ul Union Brick
Noi
Helsvedere
Green
Paints for Brightening Up the Home
Product listing notes paints for home use available at Drg Warehouse fair offices. Mentions Tim, Viibaint, Chvite and Laetia brands. references wall coatings and domestic decorating needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualys
Geeebie Rayiace
Drg
Hardware Business Remembered in Local Coat of Many Years
Sixty nine years in the hardware trade are noted as the Big Warehouse site is remade for the public in Lidinagy County. Residents praise personal service and locally trusted buyers, with talk of a new era and continued community access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isi
Lidinagy
Wwe Wei
Troop 3 Organized and Officers Elected
Men interested in organizing Troop 3 met to outline duties of the Troop Committee and indicate intent to function. J A Whiteman chosen chairman, D L Peterman to Council rep, F Livingston custodian of property, R A Moorn publicity, remaining two posts filled by Dr E F B Shankis and Prof Ernest Work. Ralph A Harrison named Scoutmaster and Clarence Snyder Assistant Scoutmaster for 1992. Troop 4 planning meeting at YMCA set for 7:45 p.m. sharp with all notified to attend.
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J. A. Whiteman
D. L. Peterman
Frank Livingston
Mgr
R. A.moorn
E. F B. Shankis
Ernest Work
Ralph A. Harrison
Clarence Snyder
Open House at YMCA of Much Interest Opens Activities
The Indiana Y M C A opens with wireless telegraphy demos drawing 100 attendees hearing the ear sets. A major highlight is a basketball game between Presbyterian Wettlingeeeler and M E Ralston teams with Doc Ralston making a dramatic final shot from the far end. Final score Presbyterian 20, M E 20. The event is praised for energizing town youth and boosting YMCA membership prospects in western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wettlingeeeler
Presbyterian Church
Ralston
M. BE
Indiana
Wes
Ub-Waoat
Doc Ralston
Dog
Jist
Jush
Presbyterians
Indiana Young Mens’ Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Filiana
Pennsylvania
Many Leases for Phillips Co Continued From First Page
A long list of names appears to be leaseholders or lessees across multiple townships including Center, Montgomery, Penn, White, and Canoe. The fragment notes several individuals by surname and initials, with occasional full names, ending with a note that no grandson spent the week end at Marion Center.
Irish Treaty Standoff Faces Fresh Push From Opponents
Daniel O Connell reports in Dublin that Sinn Fein factions back and oppose the Sixteenth Treaty clash renewed as De Valera’s group launches a new newspaper The Republic of Ireland to campaign against ratification. Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith appear hopeful for rapid approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Blair
Dublin
Republic of Ireland
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Arthi Griffith
Lfor
Funeral of Boies Penrose Secretly Arranged in Washington
Boies Penrose senior senator from Pennsylvania died suddenly in a Washington hotel at 12 30 AM Saturday of probable pulmonary thrombosis. He had been ailing since Tuesday with a severe cold. doctors described him as gravely ill before his death. Penrose, 63, had returned to Washington recently and worked hard on tax and tariff legislation. Born November 1 1880 in Philadelphia, he rose from state politics to long service in the Senate, noted for vast stature and deep family roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Washington
Roy D. Adams
Itc
Senate
Philadelphia
Young Penrose
Episcopal Academy
Harvard
Wayne MacVeagh
Geo. F. Bispham
Balr
State Senate
Johns Hopkins University
Penrose
Edward P. Allison
Senator
Maryland
Chews
Thomases
Massachusetts
Dudley
Boies
Vlder Bois
Bunker
Allison to Run for General Assembly Nomination
I nc County youth I I Allison of South Seventh street announces his candidacy for the General Assembly at the coming election. He is an Indiana County young man with many friends who predict a successful ace for ce nomination.
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Tlurry I. Allison
South Seventh Street
General Assembly
Alison
Indiana County
Ace
State money at close of year reported in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports the state treasury close of year figures with total funds in the general land accounts and admin areas capped at 2,851.49 dollars. December receipts reached 18,891,478.61 including 11,200,000 from state bond sales. Expenditures for the month totaled 9,309,014,138. Balance across all funds sits at 17,250,581.60 with about twelve million in road bonds and over three million in the motor license fund.
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International Menw' Service
Harrisburg
General Administration
Vale of State
Mercy Rogers A Stride and Suicide Mystery
Mercy Rogers, 32, a Indiana high school assistant and Harvard summer school graduate, was found dead in a chair. Rev. Rogers said she appeared healthy with no financial or romantic worries, as family notes indicate she may have become morbid through studies. The Belleview High School aide left behind her father, mother Capitola, sister Mrs Jov, and brother George Rogers.
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Bellevue High School
Capitola
Jov
George Rogers
Miss Simpson Hosts New Year Party With School Friends
Miss Estella Simpson hosted a New Year’s gathering on East Chestnut Street. The event featured music and games, followed by a luncheon, with the house decorated festively and many of her school chums in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Simpson
Indershorme
East Shestnut Street
Financial markets wrap with mixed rail and oil stocks
International News Service notes trading in rails, industrials and oils with mixed results across major names such as Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, Amoco, Anaconda and U.S. Steel. Key quotients show varied gains and declines, while Chicago wheat futures react to altered opening, with July wheat down and corn and oats near steady as provisions rise.
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International News Service
Evie
Pennsylvania
Southern Pac
Amn
Tel & ‘Tel
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Crue Steel Tent Crue Steel
Kennecott
Mex. Pete
Midvale
Loyal Dutch
Sinclair OW
Studebaker
Texas Co
Steel
Westinghouse
Elec
Willys Overland
Trans Cont
Pittsburgh Arkansas Gas
Ohio Fuel Supply
Ohio
Mig. Lt. & Heat
N.Y. Curb Island
Salt Creek
Chicago
San
Mii
Jay Jan
First School District Payments Approved by State Treasury
Harrisburg reports the 1920-21 school year payments from general funds are under way, totaling 4,580,708. Allegheny County lists 5,652 teachers and 248,468 pupils. statewide, 45,341 teachers and 1,801,572 pupils received payments. 1,284 district payments were made for consolidated schools.
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Harrisburg
Wich
Jeddh
Allegheny County
Sudden Death Of Mrs Wolfe Continues On Page One
Mrs Wolfe dies leaving husband Bain Walton Verney Myron and daughters Lois Dorothy. two sisters and mother survive. Funeral plans not set. Mrs Edith Grace Davis dies after childbirth. three children and husband survive. funeral at residence. interment Oakland Cemetery. Kay Shott and Jay Kerry visit in town from Columbus.
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Wolfe
Bain
Walton
Verney
Myron
Lois
Dorothy Wolfe
Bert cAfoose
Indiana
Zufall
Avalon
Irvin J Davis
Edith Grace Davis
Irvin J. Davis
East Water Street
Chalmers G. Murrow
Oakland Cemetery
Hom
Johnstown
Kay Shott
Jay Kerry
Coraopolis
W. Baker
East Church Street
Glassfords Begin Florida Winter Trip
Mr and Mrs Glassford of Indiana with two children depart for Tampa expected to spend winter there. Mr and Mrs H M Kangir and daughter Ruth pass through Juliana en route to St Petersburg by car, planning to return north around April first. Washington notes: Comptroller of the Currency issues call for the condition of national banks as of December 11.
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Glasstond
Indiana
Tampa
Florida
Htve
H. M. Kangir
Ruth
Juliana
St. Petersburg
Apodl
Washington
Compteuller
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THE
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Shuitz
D.C. Snyder, Mes
Cally Shaffer
W. H. Wolfe
Henvy
Center Township
Adrianw Cattei
James K, Dodson
N. Liggett
Gacen
Prunvis
J. Fleming
A. J. Shanes
Ty. Lenin
N. Oat
Montgovaly
W. Henney
Armstrong Township
Heavy Dunmire
A. G. Bleming
T. Pleming
J. €. Foreman
White
Joseph GL. Kawtman
R. FE. Coleian
Max Col
Cherryhill Township
da Pyock
James A. Kydick
Almira A. Moorhead
Russell Ray
D. Siffey
Braughter
Marion Center
Charles B. Penrose
Allison
N. 6Th Streets
Isivas Ny
Dilitown
Aes
Erate Ars Addresa
W. G
Aesa
Arama Raia
Bedtadm
Oskland ‘Avenue
Evehi i Bette
8Th.street
Philadelphia Street
Ohn
Timimedinte Shipmant
Anthony
Shalopta
Paw
Waxr
7Th Street
Ed Parm
Acfarm
Jones
Olney
Loval
Artemus Taxi
Hetrick
Chilta Locket
Stewart and Co
Provite Property
Pete
James M
Rence
St. St
Gazette Office
Mercy Roger
Miss Simpson
Glassfords
Southland
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