Treasury Savings Certificates Sell Well in Fourth District
In 1924 about 260 million dollars of Treasury Savings Certificates were sold nationwide, with roughly one fifth in the Fourth Federal Reserve District including Ohio. The district, home to about 10 percent of the population, purchased a double share per population or banking basis, reflecting prudent investing and a strong thrift spirit despite widespread losses from fraudulent stocks elsewhere. The piece praises public prudence and partnership with the government, noting steady growth and the absence of losses among certificate buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Forth Federal Reserve District
Univ
Ohio
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
My How We Have Grown Motor Vehicle Regulations
Ms Moster received a copy of motor vehicle regulations applying to operators of all motor vehicles including motorcycles. Rules prohibit using a license by another person and require Pennsylvanian licensees only. Vehicles must display rear lights after sunset, use lights in the forward direction when moving, and have brakes horn bell or signal devices. Speed limits: ten mph in cities and boroughs, twenty mph in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moster
Uint
Automobile Rentations
Tito
Pennsys- Vania
Dawes Opens Debt Mission Advances German Plans
The Dawes committee, focused on balancing the German budget and stabilizing the currency, will not address Germany's capacity to pay 132 billion gold marks. Barthou welcomed the delegation and Dawes assumed the chair after outlining the committee's functions. The session adjourned and reconvened later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Committee
Germany
M. Barthou
Reparations Commission
Dawes
Dawer
Union Church Services Continue In Area Schedule
Ministers from Zinn Lutheran First United Presbyterian and Methodist churches conducted services at several churches including Union and First United Presbyterian. Weather outlook for Monday January 14 through Saturday May 19 192d shows generally fair conditions with rain likely south and snow to the north. Temperatures expected to be below normal early and late week, then above normal midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph B. Baker
Zinn Lutheran Church
3. C. Piterton
First United Presbyterian Church
Piret United Presbyterian Church
James A. Lawrence
Left Million For A Good Act
A $1,000,000 bequest in a will prompts questions about the deed it refutes and a promised repayment. Hampton recalls an act of kindness and Christmas with family but faces a legal challenge that could affect the home and schooling plans for his children. He still works at the American Soraya company while awaiting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Hampton
Tie
Akron Hone
Tale
Hamiiton
County Receives 24702.25 For Road Work Across Counties
A summary of allocations to Western Pennsylvania counties shows Allegheny 248210.04, Armstrong 223868.443, Beaver 110449.26, Butler 92711.163, and others, detailing funds to build priority roads. The report notes scattered figures and unsettled totals across districts.
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Vania
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Clearfield
Crawford
Fayette
Morest
Greene
FIST
Uuntington
Indiana
Sefleracn
Lawrence
Warren
Washington
Westmorsland
Obregon to Lead Troops for Mexico Revolution Flight
General Eugenio Martinez reports mountaineers attack rebel positions in Oaxaca as federal forces seize Tehuacan without firing a shot. President Obregon arrives at La Piedad to command western front with plans to enter battle alongside tear gas bombs from the United States and Enfield rifles in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Constantine
INS
Mexico City
Eugenio Martinez
War Department
Oaxaca
Oxaca
Tehuacan
Puebla
Ceneral Martinex
Vera Cruz
Tehucan
Obregon
la Piedad
Piedad
Michoacan
Poncitlan
Jalisco
Guadalajara
United States
Judge requires English reading and writing for citizenship applicants
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on January 14 Judge A R Chase in Naturalization Court ruled that all young foreign applicants for citizenship must demonstrate reading and writing ability in English. Examiner Bernhard of the U S Bureau of Naturalization praised the decision as favorable to the Federal Department of Labor.
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Clearfield
A. R. Chase
Naturalization Court
Bernhard
United States Bureau of Naturalization
Chase
Federal Department of Labor
Brakeman John Young Loses Legs in Pennsylvania Railroad Accident
Latrobe Pa Jan 14 Little hope is held at the local hospital for the recovery of John Young aged 25 of Pitcairn a brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad who suffered the loss of both legs when he was knocked under a train near Blairsville late Saturday night Young was on a ladder of a box car inspecting a hot box when he struck a fence beside the tracks.
Sudden Drop in Exchange as Reparations Meet Opens
New York Jan 14. Foreign exchanges fell sharply at the opening of Paris reparations meetings. Demand sterling slipped to $4.23 1-2, franc down 21-2 points to $4.40 1-2, Belgian francs at 4.08 1-2 cents, down 5 1-2 points. German marks quoted five trillion per dollar. Italian lira rose 7 points. Swiss francs and other currencies all declined.
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New York
Paris
Methodist Lecture Tonight by Joel Eastman at Church
Joel W. Eastman, renowned for uniting communities, will deliver a feature lecture at the Methodist Episcopal Church tonight at 8 o'clock as part of the entertainment course. Tickets sold well with ample seats available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel W. Eastman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mgr. Eastman
Marriage Announcement for Clarabelle McLaughlin Palmer
W McLaughlin of Cokeville announces the marriage of his daughter Clarabelle to Harry Clifford Palmer formerly of Derry. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home Thursday at noon with Rev Davis of heating officiating. A wedding breakfast followed for family and guests including Mr and Mrs Rhoads Mrs Compton and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Cameron of Blairsville Willits.
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Cokeville
Ameniie
Clarabelle
Harry Clifford Palmer
Derry
Davis
Iieiating
J. J. Davis
Tech
Rhoads
Compton
Rudolph Cameron
Blairs- Willits
Blaireville Will Probated Names Sole Beneficiary
Miss Eva T. Ranson is named sole beneficiary and executrix of the estate of her sister Misa Mary J. Ranson of Blaireville. The will is dated February 9, 1942.
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Eva ‘T. Ranson
Misa Mary J. Ranson
Blaireville
Local team tops visitors in tight Pittsburgh league game
In a hard fought Greater Senior Pittsburgh Amateur Basketball League matchup the home squad leveraged strong defense and teamwork to beat the visiting Heckel led Sharpsburg squad. Widdowson and Miller starred, Guthrie and Elder provided steady support as Dean fouled out.
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Nass
Widdowson
Heckel
Dean
Miller
Elder
Gutherie
Indiana
Sharpsburg
Guthrie
Fowls
Wood
Swares
Barnett
Pittsburgh
$10 000 Ought To Do The Trick
Millicent Rogers inherits a large share from grandfather M S Rogers tied to Standard Oil. She wed Count Von Salm, who may get $10 000 a year to help avoid poverty. Colonel Rogers reportedly weighs changing a will to prevent the Count from sharing in oil riches. The couple stayed at the Ritz Carlton after a weekend at Tuxedo Park. Mrs Grange Sands Montgomery prepares to sail for Paris as reports swirl.
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Count von Salm
Millicent Rogers
M. S. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Colonel Rogers
Count Salm
Ritz Carlton
Tuxedo Park
Grange Sands Montgomery
Paris
Penn Run Grange Installs Officers in January Meeting
The Penn Run Grange announces a meeting Friday evening, January 18, for installing officers for the forthcoming year. Officers listed include Master I H Stephens Overseer J K Smithy Lecturer Mrs A M Pattison Steward E F Stewart Assistant Steward Waldo Brown Lady Assistant Steward Wilda Shaffer Chaplain Mrs A Browns Treasurer A J Stewart Secretary Ida Stephens Assistant Secretary Minnie B Amond Gatekeeper Gawd Cay Pomona Gertrude Smith Ceres Alice Lytle Flora Trustee Emmerson Putt. All members urged to attend. light lunch with sandwiches and pickles will follow.
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Penn Run
Briday
I. H. Stephens
Oversever
J. K. Smithy
A. M. Pattison
E. F. Stewart
Waldo Brown
Jady
Wilda Shaffer
Mrs
A. Browns
A. J. Stewart
Ida Stephens
Minnie
Baby nursery opens at Conne ll sville church
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a Christian Church opens a baby nursery claimed to be the first of its kind in the country. The unit operates during services to spare parents the excuse of staying home with a baby and to reduce interruptions by crying infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Christian Church
Relative of Lincoln Linked to Green Ink Clues
A long, tangled crime narrative details how a Lincoln relative vanished after a bitter divorce bid in Kane County. Green ink typewritten messages tied him to his wife and her brother, with references to Seattle, Detroit, and a dramatic abduction claim. A later arrest followed a wave of sensational letters and blood evidence.
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Lincoln
R Endering
Glover
Lineal
Lint Shoup
Tildie
Ginecol
John Lincoln
Amatin
Shoup
Kane
George J
Seattle
West Coast
Evanston
Boulevard
Chicago
Lima
Dan
I. Mohler
Bluffington
Hig
Katherine Mehler
Mehler
Aen County
Jorgan
Aura
la Dagen
Mohler
Lippencott
Narider
Aped Tanner
Fostaria
Sonn
Fragmentary sports note on Washie and Uni rebound
A damaged OCR fragment describes Washie spraining but returning to shape, while Uni reacts and rebounds. The snippet notes a knock and a comeback within an athletic context, but lacks full context or participants.
Anti-Saloon League Meets in Capitol Debates Prohibition
At the capitol the Anti-Saloon League convened with speakers urging repeal of treasury enforcement and a separate Prohibition bureau. Representatives Grampton Upshaw Temple warned that wets plot to control the next Congress and that bootleggers threaten government authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Grampton
Michigan
Treasury Department
Upshaw
Geo
Army
Dye Sinton
J. W. Temple
Pennsylvania
New Soldier Bonus Measure Proposal Explores Cash and Life Insurance
A plan would grant a monthly payment equal to portion of a veteran's service time for four years. Cash options or life insurance at $400 per $100 cash due are offered, with 7 percent choosing life policies. Government would cover premiums and invest in approved securities with 4 percent interest on deferred payments. Estimated annual cost about $125 million at outset, then $60 million annually for 16 years.
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Bursum
Burrsimt
Senate
Dinner in the Runzo Home Hosts Fremont Friends
Mr and Mrs Prank Rung entertained a number of friends at dinner in their new home yesterday. Pleasant conversations and warm sociability filled the evening as guests enjoyed greetings and settled reflections on future gatherings at the residence between Second Street and Presbyterian Church.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing
Igs
Pha Meenthe Gazette
KM. Smith
M. Marshall
H.C. Messick
Hell
Union Church
Milan
Jan
Gabriele Wannunzio
Federation of Sailors
Helryt
Rome
Pessawar
Indio Dan
AIAS
Dublin
United Sta Cemtsulary
Sim Fein
Tuvening
Reznor
Ms dX FC Ic van Bee News
Myers Pumus
Myers
Little
Ees Meerdal
Wry Myers Pumps
Vowitrs
Columbia Photograph Company
California Ramblers
Shannon Four
Columbia Records
Columbia
New Process Records
W. L. Put
Falk
First Baptist Vey
East Liberty Brideans
Arnegie
Wilmerding
Penn Run Grange
Ambew
Wy OR. Moora
Umeir
Girsae Streat
E. W. Allison
Rexall Drug Store
Anti-Saloon League
PGP West Corry
Ghureh
Pattison’s
Indiana, PA
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