Extravagances in wartime spending cited in debate
Representative Carl Riddick of Montana argued in the House that the administration wasted funds on port terminals, nitrate plants, tanks, shells, gas, guns, and a Nitro plant, noting many projects produced little or no wartime benefit. He claimed high costs and delayed deliveries harmed the war effort and aided sugar and textile interests as the armistice neared.
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Recital Event Continued From Page One
A recital segment features Krape Vesper Bells and Guthrie Papoose with Edward Piccaninni and Mueller. Ald Pounds Tolka and Mentor Old Tar's Yarns appear along with Mueller in continuing program notes from the page one listing.
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Kenirk
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Papoose
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Tar
All American Selections in a Piano Recital Program
The listing includes Karl W Kern Elizabeth Carson Pre lyn Jones Ruth Wilson Lucille Mitchall Claire Raymond Ruth Leargue Martha Reed Ruth Leargue plus many others with pieces by Poldini DeKoven Braun Davie Dick Slater Morrison and Rubenstein among others. Dorothy Fritchman was to perform but could not attend due to being away from home.
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Karl W. Kern
Tillzabeth Carson Kefly
Avéthur Nevin
Elizabeth Carson
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Kern
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Nevin
Poldini
Ruth Wilson
St. Cecltin
William Worthington
Lucille Mitchall
DeKoven
Pannier
Peruke
Claire Raymond
Braun
Ruth Leargue
Twlight
William Aletter
Martha Reed
Davie Dick Slater
Josephine Mack
Down the Banyou
Elfin
Jensen
Katharine Blair
William Moorhead
Charles Gilbert Spross
Herbert Greenlee
Cavalliers
Rubenstein
Dorothy Fritchman
Taylor Host Continued from Wage One
Marsh invited by many to speak at the birthday celebration expressed gratitude and guarded his age. Vernon Taylor, an active class member, acted as host and received a rising vote of thanks. The dinner concluded with a pleasant social time for the group.
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Vernon Taylor
Blairsville Acts Continued From First Page
A list of names and amounts appears, including Saltsbury H A Jackson 50, Cherry Lree, Dr 3 H Peterman 250, Rossiter Harry Frantz 600, Glen Campbell John Witzpatrick 600, Plamville David Wy Dowds 74, Rochester Mills E W Locke 31, Clymer J M Stewart 600, Marion Center Will C Griffith 10, General Committee Dr B E Gear hart 2630.
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H. A. Jackson
Cherry Lree
H. Peterman
Rossiter
Harry Frantz
Glen Campbell
John Witzpatrick
Plamville
David Wy Dowds
Rochester Mills
E. W. Locke
Clymer
J. M. Stewart
Armaich
Osenobel
Marion Center
Will C. Griffith
General Committee
BE. M. Gear
Hart
Gristenh Wood and Others Topocks in City Ward Totals
Gristenh Wood with 4730.40 leads Third Ward results while Wayne Ring posts 1967 in Fourth Ward and Ott Rion records 855 in the same district, reflecting community tally figures and ward breakdowns.
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Wilsonians Continue As Frat Balloting Delays Rise
The Wilsonians are seen fading after the frat ballot, with verdicts delayed until late tomorrow or Friday. The platform committee reportedly will not report until late today, and a muted floor fight could push ratification and campaign timing toward Saturday.
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White House
Horse Racing Card Summary From 2024 Meetings
Race card fragment lists events and horses including Pirel Mage Baronne Little Sister and Princess Alusteus. Mentions Third Event 2 18 Pace Alerton Earl Lady Todd Jimmie Mack Jeannie Castle Fourth Invent 2id Trot Charley S Peter Grimm First Degree Lady Vista. Fifth Event Exhibition Mile Sonth Hand Girl 2024.
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Baronne
Little Sister
Princess Alusteus
Alerton Earl
Lady Todd
Jimmie Mack
Jeannie Castle
Charley S
Peter Grimm
First Degree
Lady Vista
Fire Prevention Continued from First Page
Forester Ludwig reports chestnut blight broadly across forests in Cambria and Indiana counties and the Allegheny mountains. He proposes local company inspectors act as special forest fire wardens and notes outbreaks along AT and T rights of way. The disease also appears in timberlands near Patton in H M Gooderham’s area.
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Allegheny Mountains
H. M. Gooderham
Site Pure
Patton
Editorial on Passing Events in Wirework and Politics
An editorial comments on speculative science from wireless steam rollers to political fate. It argues science may advance work via wireless connections while noting Harding would focus on U S duties if elected. It critiques McAdoo's nomination chances and Wilson’s dynastic hints amid a chorus of unnamed voices in national affairs.
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T. Reese
Harry L. Reese
Judson I. Reese
Blairsville
Marshall Building
Indiana
James W. Mack
Dune
Democratic convention in Frisco seen as bossed process
The San Francisco convention is described as hand picked and hard boiled with delegates chosen to follow White House orders. Contention centers on Bryan and McAdoo while Wilson era loyalties shape the Democratic nomination, amid labor union praise for Harding’s printing shop ethics.
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Cox
Edwards
Hoover
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Meredith
Owen
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Doctor's Victory Over Death With Reese Formula
A dramatic medical success story details Dr H V Reese, long said to have little chance of recovery, using his own formula to treat stomach and kidney troubles. After years of suffering, he claims weight gain and renewed vigor, promoting The Reese Formula R-11 through The Reese Formula Co. and local druggists.
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