Baseball Star Voices Expected Move This Season
A muddled 1920s style clipping notes speculation about a baseball star, possibly Wheat or Artevedt, planning to play the season with Squire’s club. It hints at retirement timing, a possible sale or quitting, and interest from Squire’s circle, with references to Walter and Schmidt in San Francisco and a Sunday World mention. The piece also cites a New York picture supplement and a Gene Pressler print recreation titled The Old Fashioned Girl.
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York Sunday World
Sundy
Reform measures urged to improve election laws
A committee including Senator Flint Charles C McGovern John W Vickerman and George FR Wallace backs a slate of twelve general reforms to election law. They aim to safeguard ballot contents count, assist voters tighten corrupt practices and modernize printing and taxation rules to prevent cheating by politicians. The measures have civic club and chamber endorsements and may join Governor Pinchots agenda.
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Eavet Rata
Smany Civic Clubs and Chambers of Commerce
Pinchot
Thornley Admitted to Co Partnership at N W Ayer
Philadelphia Jan 26 The advertising firm N W Ayer Son announces George H Thornley has been admitted to the co partnership He joined the organization in 1817 and has led new business for four years He will keep duties at the home office with Fr Wayland Ayer Jarvis Wood Wilfred Fry William A Emstead James Mathes and Adam Kessler Jr as partners about 500 employees currently staff the firm.
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Philadelphia
N. W. Ayer & Son
George H. Thornley
Copartnership
Thornley
Tig City
Ayer& Son
Wayland Ayer
Jarvis A. Wood
Wilfred W. Fry
William M. Aemistead
James M. Mathes
Adam Kessler
Germans Liked U S Doughboys
The German Government officially expressed gratitude for the correct conduct of U S occupational forces on the Rhine. Diplomatic authorities said it was one of the few instances where a defeated nation thanked former enemies for good conduct. Ambassador Wiedelt conveyed the appreciation to the press in Washington.
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Washington
Rhine
Pres States
Wiadelt
Money and Morals in a Time of Wealth and Power
A poem on money as a force shaping society and ethics. It contrasts rich and poor, praising honest toil while warning money can distort justice, worship, and virtue. It laments wealth as both blessing and burden, urging righteous deeds over gold.
Obituary of William P. Loring passes at 69 in Grove Chapel
Funeral services for William P. Loring aged 69 were held at Grove Chapel with Rev. Richey of Homer City officiating. He died at his son’s home in Coral after a four year illness. Survived by widow Mary Morris Loring, eight children, a brother Henry Loring, two sisters and several in law and distant relatives. Born near Punxsutawney, he farmed most of his life and joined Adrain German Lutheran Church at about 19. Interment in Grove Chapel cemetery.
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William P. Loring
Walter Loring
Coral
Grove Chapel
Richey
Homer City
Jefferson County
Punxsutawney
Public service hearing for Armagh contract franchise
Notich Natica shows that Pann Public Service Corp petitioned the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission for a certificate of public convenience to obtain a franchise contract in Armagh Borough Indiana County. A hearing is set at the Commission Building Harrisburg on February 19, 1824 at 9 30 A M for interested parties to appear.
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Natica
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Service Company
Pann Public Service Corporation
Armagh
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Penn Public Service Corporation
Commision
Market Street
Harrigeburg
Wiiservice Commission
Dbvisions
Public Service Com
Penn Public Service Carrolllon
Annaire Service
Mat
Fanny Tvenie
Marriage laws and reform school action in Worcester
In Jan 26 report Frank Nott, 16, refused to stay at his half brother Welcome Nott's home and chose reform school after Probate Judge Johnson's order. A separate divorce case notes Trotter, once a defendant, opposed by the court. he declares intent to remain in Grand Rapids with a companion, while Florence faces work-confusion difficulties. Read The Gazette Classified Ads.
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Frank Nott
Johnson
Reform School
Nott
Florence Pica
Conifusion
Trotter
Vietteman
Grand Ri
Tam
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Kalamazoo College
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