Keeping Record Straight A Democratic Campaign Critique
A verbose 1920s style piece argues Democrats will press to “keep the record straight” on Republican economy claims. It cites Cor dent Hull a Tennessee figure and critiques fiscal figures from Coolidge and Lord, framing GOP savings as camouflage and urging scrutiny ahead of elections.
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Siiely
Cartier
Party of the Hoyts
Cordet
Hull
Congress
Carthage
Tenn
Tennessee
Coolidge
Lord
Mystery boy sent to home in Camden case
Philadelphia March 6 INS The mystery boy abandoned at Camden last December and claimed by Mrs Martha Duff Silknitter and Mrs Earl R Steimling as their child was committed by Judge Raymond MacNeille in Juvenile Court to the Society for the Protection of Cruelty with direction to place him with a suitable family for religious instruction maintenance and education If further evidence shows the child is Russell Steimling Jr the court will return him to the Steimlings The Steimlings have not proven ownership and the court deemed the mother unfit
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Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Martha Duff Silknitter
Earl R. Steimling
Raymond MacNeille
Society For the Protection of Cruelty
MacNeillie
Silknitter
Schuylkill County
Russell Steimling, Jr
Steimlings
Clymer Falls to Indiana Y Reserves in County League
Indiana Y Reserves defeated Clymer 40 to 18 on the Y floor. Scorers included Zeners and Sawyer for Indiana and Bath and Bartlebaugh among Clymer’s substitutes. Foul shooting favored Indiana 9 of 10 to Clymer 6 of 15. Referee Clark. Next match Homer City seniors on Saturday.
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Clymer
Indiana Y
Ind
Sawyer Wae
Bovaus
Vo -Harvey
Zeners
Shaheen McHenry
Radcliffe Mikesell G
Bowser Guthrie
Seees
Geneers Holmes
Shaffer
Bath
Bartlebaugh
Tate
Sprankle
Smith Field
Record on wartime economy claims and railroads
The passage argues that excluding minor 1923 and 1924 cuts, the main reduction of 1.7 billion in 1922 shows three and a half years of economies. It compares to the Wilson era drop from 18.514 billion in 1919 to 6.403 billion in 1920, a 12.111 billion decline, and notes one item, railroad operations, accounted for nearly half of the so called savings as railways moved back to private control.
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Lord
Wilson
Indiana Y Team Stuns Charleroi In Extra Period Thriller
Indiana Y visited Charleroi and engaged in a dramatic game ending 41 to 40 after two overtime periods. Wachob, Chrisman, Apple, Elder, and Phillips led Indiana while Brown, Wolfe, Wagner, and Lowstatler paced Charleroi. The finish featured a late miss by Johnnie and a decisive late foul that gave Charleroi the win. Town fans urged support at Friday’s game.
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Indiana “Y
Charleroi
Indiana
Yat
Charleroi Firemen
Indiana Y
Charlots
Apple
Wachob
Wolle Chrisman
Wagner
Apple Viccietas
S. Phillips
Dodson
T. Brown
C. Lowstatler
Bath
Brown
Nichols
Elder
Chrissman
Phillips
J, Wolfe
Lowstatler
A. Head
Stock Market At Noon Hour
The market opened dull with active stocks drifting lower after initial gains. Dividend meetings for American Loco and American Steel Foundries drew speculation while American Car and Foundry votes on a 2 to 1 split prompted trading. money moved 43 4, grain markets opened reactionary, St Paul and nearby bonds plentiful, motor stocks edged up slightly.
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New York
Mar
Financial
American Loco
American Steel Foundries
American Car and Foundry Company
St. Paul
Grain Market Irregular Opening in Chicago Trade
Grain prices opened irregular with wheat up to 1 2d, September pointing higher yet pressured. Corn slipped 1 2 to 1 lower to 1 2 higher amid selling. Oats fell 1 8 to 1 4 higher and eased with other grains. Provisions rose on hog gains, offerings limited.
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Chicago
Mar
Coyn
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family After Loss
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation for the kindness shown during their brief illness and after the death of their beloved wife and mother. They thank everyone for the flowers and for the use of automobiles on the day of the funeral from Jozeph Welteroth and Family.
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Reign Bors
Jozeph Welteroth
Bulgarian Herb Tea claims health benefits and use
The note promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a rare medicinal herb blend that allegedly benefits the blood stomach liver and kidneys. It suggests regular weekly use to maintain superb health and asks readers to ask a druggist for a package today, mentioning constipation.
Funerals of Homer Women Arrive for Services in Homer City
Remains of Mrs H D Wetzel who died in Florida Monday night arrived in Homer City this morning. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at her home by Rev Richard of the Methodist church. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs Sarah H Metlee aged 82 who died Tuesday in Oxnmont Pa will be buried Friday at 2 30 p m from her sister Mrs Ellie Loomis home in Homer City by Rev Roberts of the Presbyterian Church. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs McGee went to Oakmont to attend the funeral of Mrs Loomis and suffered a paralytic stroke. She had lived in Homer City many years. She leaves two daughters and one son.
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H. D. Wetzel
Florida
Homer City
Richard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Sara McGee
Sarah H. Metlee
Ellie Loomis
Oxnkmont
Roberts
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Coolidge Leads Styles in Inaugural Attire
Washington March 5 Grace Coolidge rode down Pennsylvania Avenue with her husband and sparked a rush on fashion. Her ensemble featured joseena fabric in moonstone grey with crepe de chine bodice, grey fox fur, silver embroidery, and a straw hat with burnt goose band.
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Washington
Mns
Grace Coolidge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Birthday in Heshbon Home
Mrs. J. W. McNutt was treated to a surprise birthday party at her home on Saturday evening February 28. Guests shared music, games, a bountiful lunch, and merry company. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and children. Percy Dwight. Marie, Lysie and Dee. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Campbell and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchey Clawson and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Davis McNutt and son. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Spear Davis and children. Mrs. Park and children. Mrs. Otis Wagner and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deemer and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McNutt and children. and Alexander Collins.
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J. W. McNutt
Harry Miller
Percy Dwight
Marie
Lysie
Dee
Lester Campbell
Ritchey Clawson
Davis McNutt
Robert Cunningham
Spear Davis
Park
Otis Wagner
Harry Deemer
Alexander Collins
Armed Mexicans Guard Elko County Jail
Seventy five armed Mexicans surrounded Elko Nevada county jail today to protect Guadalupe Acosta the Mexican prisoner accused of killing Deputy Sheriff A C Lewis who was shot when attempting to arrest Acosta Saturday night authorities feared a lynching attempt amid rising American Mexican tensions and possible mob action
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Elko
Nev
INS
Guadalupe Acosta
A. C. Lewis
France Disappointed in Coolidge Address Says No Inspiration
The aged newspaper notes lack of inspiration in Coolidge's address. It argues U S politicians are captive to internal politics, cites France's low birth rate as hindering immigration exports, and claims America seeks payments to Germany while Italian debts are avoided due to Italian American influence.
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Coolidge
United States
France
America
Germany
Leg Break in Odd Accident Near Railroad Crossing
Wiscus checked on Carson after a crash involving trucks near the B., R. and P. crossing. Carson, leaning against the bank, told Frank his leg was broken. He was rushed to the hospital with his leg unset until morning as icy conditions worsened the Oakland Cemetery hill.
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Carson
Frank
B., R. and P
Fiseug
Oakland Cemetery Hill
Precedent Shattering Dawes Roils Senate Ranks
General Dawes challenged Senate rules and delayed swear‑in of new members prompting jeers from both parties. He adjourned the session after setting Coolidge ceremonies, drawing strong criticism from veteran senators including Warren Simmons Norris Walsh Robinson and others with decades of service. Attacks labeled ridiculous and disgraceful reflected bipartisan ire.
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Wilson
Dawes
Senate
Coolidge
Sen
Warren
Simmons
N. Carolina
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Montana
Robinson
Arkansas
Mothers Honored Guests At Institution Event Gathering
Mr. McCreary presided and spoke on growth as many honored women attended including Mary St. Clair King Esther Lucas Violet Ralston Clara Baker Leona Rothstein Betty Frick Beatrice Birdsall Gwen Robe Emma Hamilton Lois Anderson Nellie Holstein Winona Malcolm J. Everett and others. A closing line notes that reckless spending can lead to ruin.
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McCreary
The
Mary St. Clair King
T. M. Beaty
Mildred Beatty
Chalmers Lucas
Esther Lucas
G. Jones
Edna Mae Jones
R. Lucy Gadd
Gwendolyn Gadd
H. D. Ralston
Violet Ralston
B. Baker
Clara Baker
Minciig Calhoun
Martha
Mary Borland
A F McElhoes
Florence McElhoes
J. W. McAfoose
Ruth McAfoose
H. LB. Bors
Jean Bears
W. &. Coleman
Gwendolen Robe
C. M. Wilhelm
Recha Wilhelm
Albert Zellers
Betty Barry
A. S. Birdsall
Beatrice Birdsall
Winona Malcolm
J. B. Anderson
Lois Anderson
Marie Holstein
Nellie Holstein
Wilda McGaughey
Grace Williams
A. Il, Shook
Jessie Pyanves Shook
Anne Jury
J. W. Everett
C. D. Weeks
Marmola Tablets Claim Easy Weight Loss
Simple Way to Take Off Fat promises painless weight loss by taking Marmola Prescription Tablets four times daily until normal weight is reached. The ad urges buying from a druggist or mailing to Marmola Co. in Detroit and claims no dieting or hard exercise is needed.
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Msrmola Co
General Motors Bldg
Detroit, Mich
Murder Charge In Knoxville Woman Inshoots Sister In Law
Mrs Gladys Lester, 24, jailed in Knoxville Tenn charged with shooting to death her brother's wife Stella Sterchi bride of four weeks During a family quarrel police heard her say My husband has been in jail for some time Stella has been going there telling him tales about men visit ing our home and I just killed her The husband Coy Sterchi and Gladys mother witnessed the incident
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Knoxville
Tenn
INS
Gladys Lester
Mys
Stele Sterch
Stella
Coy Sterchi
Gladys
Transfers Move Land Deals Across Indiana
Blair Calhoun transfers to Banks Studell a lot in Indiana for 20 dollars. David Kanouit transfers to Loy a lot in Canoe township for 50 dollars. William Trimble transfers to Kate L Muse in Indiana for 300 dollars. C D Gorman transfers to W R Williams lots in Indiana for 1050 dollars.
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Blair Calhoun
Banks Studell
Indiana
David Kanouit
Loy
Canoe Township
William Trimble
Kate L. Muse i
C. D. Gorman
W. R. Williams
Freight rates debate signals coal region tension
Examiners urge low freight. case cites big cont of 1924 and Jacksonville agreement. Report notes shift in carloads and miner wages across central Pennsylvania and southern West Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee as union scales and rates intersect.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Commission
Legation
Jacksonville
Central Teleyevania
Brother Marries Sister In Cumberland Ceremony
A Cumberland police report states that Stephen and Helen, siblings, wed in Cumberland and were not arrested. a marriage certificate will be sent to Johnstown. A French schooner wreck was reported off Gijon with the crew saved.
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Cumberland
Helen
Johnstown
Putlice
Maryland
Briney
Onzay A. Everman
Stephen
Paris
Gijon
Despaien
Tony
Eugene Criqui Plans Return to Ring After Retirement
Eugene Criqui former world featherweight champion plans to train again with a possible return to boxing after a defeat by Danny Frysh. He will stage exhibitions in eastern France while deciding on his final plans. In Rome a government decree dissolved the ex combatants federation causing the federation congress to be forbidden.
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Eugene Criqui
Chaimpion
Danny Frysh
L’auto
Criqui
France
Rome
Ex-Combatants Federation
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