Indiana Polls Primary List of Candidates for a 1923 election
Indiana County political calendar lists candidates for the September 1 1923 primary. Names include Claude T Bath Montgomery County Commissioner and many Indiana Borough officials. Church vestries and schoolchildren participate in tree planting totals reported by the Department of Forests and Waters with thousands of trees planted.
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T of
Dimner Borland
Indiana
Che
Malcolm
White
A. DeGasteno
Hugh Iley
Walter H. Ayers
L. Hudson
Washington
Patgrman
Claude T. Bath
A. Ivingstone
Blairsville
M. Marshell
E. B. Irwin
Montgomery
Lewis G. Clark
Whee Wiassinger
Smith
Blakeville
Frank Moorhead
Benjamin JL. Stephens
Cherryhill
Phan
Ira
George Neabit
Bruce Wagner
Wiha Wegainer
Indianaorough
George H. Jeffries
Grant Township
Leech
Indiana Borough
Green Township
C. Berkey
Conemaugs
Pone Bannett
Benton R. Williams
Pine Township
Marion Canter
A. C. Workey
G. Stewart
Buffington Township
Wilmer H. Wood
Baris Miller
Maiane
Tgtor Luther
Williams
White Township
Jay
Grumburg
Burrell
James A. Palmer
Rayne Township
Wallace Thomas
State forestry drive plants thousands of trees across schools and churches
The article notes that Nazareth Moravian Congregation planted 7,200 trees, with Nazareth, Northampton county leading. Other schools like Crawford county’s CameBridge Springs and Hartford Vocational in Susquehanna county added thousands more. Trees decorate church properties and playgrounds. Major Robert Y. Stuart says tree planting is established and will continue.
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Nazareth
Northampton County
Camebridge Springs Vocational
Crawford County
Hartford Vocational School
Susquehanna County
Perry School
Pittsburgh
Moravian Congregation of
Pennsylvania
Lynn G. Adams
Hhe
Music as True Poet of Man Says George Sand
The quotation argues music as a universal language beyond lyrics and poetry. It presents music as the pure poetic form capable of conveying elevated ideas beyond written words, asserting its unique logic and expressive power.
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George Sand
Local Club Tops All-Stars In Halting Shutout Win
Bill Ritter spun a masterful performance at the local park, allowing only one hit by Boone of the Barnes Park All-Stars to defeat them 0-0. Watson’s catching and Sacks’ left field grabs highlighted a standout team effort as Tang believers celebrate renewed title hopes and a jinx-breaking win.
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Bill Ritter
Yester
Barnes Bar
Ritter
Viitors
Boone
Graboski
Watson
Indiana
Rhwae
Haggerty
McCreight
Sss
Peveveeeseeny
Sexton
Campbell
Sacks
Plotzer
Final rounds in golf championship open today
The article notes Evans and Sweetzer tee off at 10 o'clock, followed by Wolfe and Gardner ten minutes later. It highlights John Ball of England as a sole prior holder of both titles, with Wels and Gardner as veterans and Sweetzer as the remaining youngster in the field.
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John Ball
England
Wels
Gardner
Sweetzer
Evans
Wolfe
Topsy Turvy Origins and Thirteen as Unlucky
The text claims topsy turvy comes from topaide turfway when turf is cut for fuel. It explains why thirteen was once counted as lucky, then turned unlucky as custom shifted to dozen counts and adding one for luck. The excerpt mixes antiquated explanations with garbled phrases and incomplete examples.
Eight-Hour Day Conference Mulls Steel Labor Moves
A Newark era article reports a conference among Carnegie Steel Homer Williams and others on implementing a universal eight-hour day in steel plants. Plans include potential hiring boosts, immigration law actions, and labor-saving tech while pledges to the eight-hour day are asserted by Judge Gary and National Tube officials.
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Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
National Tube Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Pittsburgh
South
Birmingham
Alabama
Judge Gary
Homer D. Williams
Carnegie Steel Company
Williams
Gary
W. B. Schiller
Steel
Steel Corporation
W. Pargney
American, Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Erection of New Structures Hampers City Projects
City contractors push ahead with an extensive building program but face labor shortages. Skilled and unskilled workers are in short supply, delaying earlier project completions across multiple sites.
Picnic Among Indiana People Delights Guests
A senator hosts a grand rural gathering for Indiana visitors on a seven mile drive through two thousand acres of forest land. Guests enjoy a simple feast, a five hole golf course, an artificial lake, picturesque bridges, rustic seating, and a concrete swimming pool. Deer roam the woods as the crowd departs grateful for the memorable event.
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Indy
Indiana
Pancake Tuesday Traditions At Newberry England
A historic Shrove Tuesday custom in Newberry England sees children gather at the church tower as the bell rings then fight to grab parcels of pancakes tossed from the top. The scramble ends with many prizes claimed, some even lodging in trees, in a lively early modern churchyard scene.
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Newberry
England
Westminster School
Lem Todds Girl Finds Old Town in New Heart
Rosa-Lée Todd, returning to Cover's Wood, recalls her late father and old friends as she meets John Tabor, son of the town's attorney. They share a picnic and memories, and he hints at old-town reunion plans before heading toward California.
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Wenara Newspaper Union
Atticipation
Rosa-Lée
Lem Todd
Hroan-Lee
Javed Whine
Onme
New York
Slow Gore
Jared Wilson
Tosa- Lee
Airs. Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Cover
Larry
Larry Stephens
Congress
Rosa-Lee
Covet’s Wood
Tras
Honn-Lee
Bart
Minerva
Rosy-Lee
John Tabor
Coyer's Wood
California
Trosa-Lee
President Harding Receives Rousing Seattle Welcome
President Harding's Seattle stop features a two hour city tour and a planned Alaska address. He pledges a strong navy, discusses Alaska development, and urges Congress to maintain treaty strength while pursuing international restraint.
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Seattle
Harding
Seattles Preas Club
Alaska
el Portal
California
Yoamite Park
Wash
United States
Press Club
Pacific
Northwest
Congress
United States Navy
Pacific Fleet
Department of State
Seven Seas
Smyrne Woofer
German unrest and Allied moves amid postwar tensions
Fears rise over possible European fighting as reparations and blocade policy trigger German hardship. Admiralty and Air Ministry clash over control of defense measures while Ruhr residents show reluctant cooperation with French authorities amid food and fuel shortages.
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Europe
Tate
Trol
Naval Air
Air Ministry
Goma
George
Goermaany
Admiralty Board
Beatty
Naval- Officé
Cologne
wRuhr
Ruhr
F’rench
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George Gringer Brown
University Michigan
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American Automobile Association
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All-Stars
Seevia Independents
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Stevenson
Balle
Morley
Stevenson Graboski
Lem
Todd's
Rndarly
Trembez
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