Liquor Prescriptions Decline Under New Bill Plan
Statistics show a drop in medicinal liquor sales with totals of gin 18 469 gallons ruin 4 078 gallons wine 2 863 gallons. Under Andrews proposed bill only one brand of whiskey from a semi official monopoly could be used medicinally. Survey says half of medicinal liquor sales were in New York and Illinois and one third in New York City and Chicago. About half the doctors in these cities authorized to write prescriptions note years of action removing fly by night druggists and physicians whose main business was liquor selling. A general cleanup occurred, diversions cut materially, and the whiskey bill is said to end medicinal liquor diversions. Prohibition unit to extend actions against prescription selling doctors and bottling druggists this year.
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Andrews
New York
Ilinois
New York City
Chicago
Ons
Arfisinis
MAY ANNEX HOMESTEAD PROPOSAL STRUGGLES ENDS POLICE RAIDS
May annex Homestead to Pittsburgh to end a political feud that split the borough into factions. Police under Capt. J J Jenkins raid to rid the area of an army of undesirables as Burgess John J Cavanaugh calls in state police to aid raids against resorts.
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Homestead
Pittsburgh
John J. Cavanaugh
J. J. Jenkins
French Adventurer Wins Medal for Congo Discovery
Jean Baptiste Trouville, a French adventurer, received the Paris Geographical Society gold medal for the most important discovery of 1830 based on a book about Congo which is now identified as a fabrication.
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Jean Baptiste Trouville
Paris Geographical Society
Congo
Grain market closes lower as grains rise and profit takes
Chicago reports wheat up fractions, corn and oats also firm on renewed demand from commission houses and longs. Cash demand mixed, receipts estimated, short covering buoyed provisions but later selling checked gains.
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Chicago
Chaplin Ready to Fight as Divorce Case Opens
Los Angeles Charles Chaplin faces new developments in the divorce from Lita Grey as receivers open three strong boxes at the Beverly Hills mansion and disclose only papers and cards, not riches. Attorney William M. Young says Chaplin’s tax debt of over 1 million dollars accrued before marriage and would be charged to Chaplin’s separate property, freeing community assets. Hearings resume tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Dan
Charles Chaplin
Walter Guers
William KK. Young
Mra
Chaplin
Young
Inaugural Ball Marred by Fire Alarm Parade Incident
Hamilton, a Capitol Hill newspaperman, recalls the inaugural parade for John S. Fisher as Pennsylvania Governor. A fire alarm drew five city fire companies from marchers, a frame house burned, and the Kittanning Boys Band serenaded Fisher with a silver loving cup, after arriving in special cars and touring Front street.
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Mansin
James Colonna
Peter Graff
Front Street
Fisher
Armstrong County
Legislature Adjournment Sparks Crime Prevention and Road Bills
The session discussed crime prevention pills and restrictions on firearm sales with Senators Sales and MacDade backing related measures. A Delaware County bridge project near Locust Island to Red Bank and a state aid highway plan linking township roads to state highways were also highlighted as key items before adjournment.
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Philadelphia
Samuel W. Sales
Albert MacDade
Delaware County
iDelaware River
Locawne Island
Red Bank
Elder Peeler
Indiana
Hermoughs
Empress Charlotte Aims for Rome Before Final Tragedy
The narrative recounts Empress Carlotta and her alliance with Maximilian of Mexico, their doomed rule, and her voyage to Rome seeking papal aid. After rejection she dies in Paris while Maximilian faces execution. the imperial dream collapses as the firing squad ends his rule.
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Leopold
Belgium
Maximilian
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Austria
Napoleon
Mexico
Carlotta
Eyrope
Rome
Paris
Fmpri
Old Fashioned Mother Is Out of Date
Continued from page one a feature on diet and Arctic exploration comparing rationing and energy sources. The piece cites Stefansson and Ford discussing balanced plans and the choice between animal foods and chemical compounds. It portrays Ford hosting at a 250 year old Red Horse Tavern in South Sudbury with colonial tones and hints at future discussion of jagz and younger generations.
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Stefansson
Mr. Ford
Sudbury
Red Horse Tavern
Washington
Lafayette
Boston-Worcester
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Death of Mrs McPherson in near Pixenville
Mrs. McPherson, of near Pixenville, dies after illness. Several family friends including Mrs. Fulmer of Blairsville and Mrs. Lee of Burnides attend. Services held Monday at Shiloh Cemetery. She was long a member of the Baptist Church.
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We Herbert
Pixenville
Fulmer
Blairsville
Lee
Burnides
GW. Mizlett
Deckers Poin
Enyma
Hone
Areral Serviece
Shiloh
Baplish Church
Blairsville Notes on Tall Cedars Radio Broadcast Nov 22
Westmoreland County notes report Tall Cedars of Lebanon Forest Chapter with about one thousand members from Blairsville La Trobe Greensburg and nearby towns will broadcast a program on KDRA Saturday evening November 22 between 6 and 10. Also reported injuries from a mine accident and two arrests following hearings. Mr and Mrs John A Bridge of Gray Station marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Blairsville with family and church celebrations.
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Tall Cedars
Racal Chorus
Westmoresland Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
KDRA
the Forest
Latrobe
Greensburg
Ligonier
Erty
Idairsville
Derry
John A. Bridge
Gray Station
Blairsville
William Stirlinger
SS. Simon and Jude's Catholic Church
Derry Township
Crude Oil Shows Increase in U S Production
New York Jan 19 INS The American Petroleum Institute reports US crude oil production for the week ended January 15 rose by 1 150 barrels to an average of 2 301 000 barrels daily. California and Mid- Continent outputs reached 641 500 and 1 870 600 barrels with Atlantic and Gulf Coast receipts totaling 879 000 barrels daily 54 145 barrels.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Mid- Continent
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Three Seek Grisworlds Seat In Erie Special
Three nominating petitions were filed for the late Marvin Griswold’s State Senate seat in the Fifty-ninth district Erie. The State Election Bureau will verify names and may receive more petitions before ballots are printed for the February 1 special election. Candidates include Samuel Rossiter Republican, Laverne Raymond Independent, and Miles B. Kittle People’s Party.
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Varrisburg
Marvin FE. Griswold
Erie
State Election Bureau
Tnn
God
Morty-ninth
Samuel Yo Rossiter
Laverne HW. Raymond
Miles B. Kittle
People's Party
Berlin Trade Bureau Cleans House in Reform Move
A sweeping reform at the Berlin Trade Bureau removes top officials and reshapes how trade talks are represented. The purge aims to cut costs and improve efficiency, with calls for new lines of delegation and a reduced US influence. Some officials allege political motives and propaganda concerns accompany the reshuffle.
Pine Tree Club Out In Snow Sleigh Ride
The Thelve members of the Toadies Vine Tree Club of ieilwood met in their plain rooms on Thursday evening at 6 30 to go for an old fashioned sleigh ride. They were hauled to the Brandon Hotel at Spa where they were served a chicken dinner.
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Ieilwood
Thinssiay
Brandon
Spa
Notes From Farm Bureau Adult Poultry Club
The County Adult Poultry Club will meet at the Court House on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Poultry Extension Specialist H W Kaufman will speak and review December feeding and production records. Members should file December reports with the County Agent if unable to attend. Parasitism focus includes preventing intestinal worms by moving young chicks to uncontaminated ground and keeping chicks away from old birds. The coal burning brooder method is highlighted for vigor, while the chicken hen method is discouraged for profit. Also, seed corn concerns: Extension Agronomist N Schmitz notes a serious seed situation and County Agent Warner seeks farmers with extra 1925 corn for germination testing and seed sourcing. Farmers should test germination and aim for 90 percent or higher.
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Th Court House
Tanniry Goth Ab Liso P.m
H.W. Kaufman
State College
Indiana County
Amt
Nicholas Schmitz
Public Health Service Warns Public on Flu and Pneumonia Risks
The U S Public Health Service warns Americans to guard health habits amid a southern European influenza outbreak and rising pneumonia fears in the state. Officials urge personal prevention, prompt medical advice, and isolation of pneumonia cases to curb spread while influenza looms.
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Commonwealth
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Crain Cade Cate Pinyi
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Local social gathering noted among attendees
Among those present were Mrs H C Ford Mrs Charles Covalesky Mrs af k Barker Mr Fred Ganoe Mrs H 1 Mrs James Bever idee the Mre William Nelson Mrs Lanel Myps dy A Donohue Miss talu Moffey and Miss Mary McGinley The sled that hauls the merry makers arrived home after widnioh with the members ail reporting 6 waly genutine.
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H.C. Ford
Charles Covalesky
Af K Barker
Fred Ganoe
H. 1
James Beveridee
William Nelson
Lanel
Myps
Dy A. Donohue
Talu Moffey
Mary McGinley
Merry Makers
Widnioh
Busine ss visitors and social calls in Indiana town
Local notes list Charles Mareratti Bee and Petro Lorengo of Punxsutawney as business visitors. Michel O Sheey of Clymer spent Tuesday with friends in Indiana. Graden of Patreba called on Undine acquaintances. W OF Thayto of Beaver allee visited Indiana relatives. Underwood of Tuesday with C W Tong of Homer City attended to business at the Court House. Good of Home among Tuesday visitors. MAM Smith of Ernest shopped in Indiana yesterday. Rev H dl Teelder of Dixonville left for Northern Ontario to conduct a missionary circuit among mining camps for a week. Shirley of Selistsure and George Benton of Ernest visited county seat and Indiana friends. John Mosse of Brushvalley called on Indiana friends. C W McCoy of Commodore attended to business in town. Richard Williams returned home after visiting Indiana. Tobey Marsh of Dilltown shopped in Indiana. Eva Rowley of Olanta renewed her subscription to September 1.
The Ritz Hosts Bob Ott Musical Stock Company
Local theatergoers will see the Bob Ott musical stock company at the Ritz theater all next week starting Monday with A Pure Wife a New York musical comedy hit. The company led by Bob Ott promises Broadway level talent and a superior chorus, marking it as a standout youthful troupe.
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Bob Ott
Ritz Theater
New York
Ray Marr
Mig Ott
Bobb Ott
Snowell
Chethatica
Danger of War with Mexico Has Been Virtually Dispelled
Senate debate and policy tones hint at reduced war risk with Mexico as Kellogg and others weigh the Robinson resolution. Critics question archmian and Yeu policy in Latin America while supporters emphasize caution and silence in expressing opinions on the subject.
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Thaho
Ide Yeu
Latin-America
Robingson
Senate
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