Daugherty’s Poker Face Shapes Coolidge Era Crisis
Washington letters reveal Harry M. Daugherty’s hold on the Coolidge administration. Analysts debate whether he bluffingly clings to power or holds a winning hand that could save or topple the cabinet. The Senate probes oil land leases as Daugherty defies pressure to resign.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Washington
Senate Allon
Navy
Tian Éyver
Pers
Danby
Daugherty
Coolidge
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R. M. Daugherty
Hig Efortsvalong
Harding
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Athsen
Local Social Bits From Cherry Tree and Surrounds
Mrs Frank Gamp and her son Jas Camp are on the sick list. Harman Irwin and family spent Sunday at Hillsdale. Lew Litzinger and Mrs Litzinger with children Lester Kerr and Panny visited Mrs Katie Nicewonger. Harry Degarmin visits his daughter in Indiana. Miss Julien Wilson stayed with her parents H and Mrs Wilson. Lila Walker stayed Friday night with Mrs Frank Allison. Sidney Cruikshank and family of Barnesboro visited 5 W Coopers. About 80 neighbors and...
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Frank Gamp
Jas
Harman Irwin
Hillsdale
Lew Litzinger
Litzinger
Lester
Kerr
Panny
Katie Nicewonger
Harry Degarmin
Indiana
Julien Wilson
H. Wilson
Lila Walker
Frank Allison
Sidney Cruikshank
Barnesboro
Birthday visit brings friends to Frank Allison home
Guests gathered at the home of Frank Allison to celebrate his birthday. People reported a good time. Homer Bennett is a patient at Spangler Hospital. Ferrier and wife, J. Ferrier, John Sheesley, and Ray Buterbaugh with children visited Barnesboro area. Charles Gorman spent the weekend with his parents Oran and Mrs Gorman of Gipsy. Mr and Mrs Mearle Leasure of Nicholstown called on C A Ginter Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Allison
Homer Bennett
Spangler Hospital
Ferrier
John Sheesley
Barnesboro
Ray Buterbaugh
Charles Gorman
Oran Gorman
Gipsy
Hillsdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. George Gromley and son Claire visited her daughter in Kinport on Saturday. S. K. Rank of Harrisburg spent the weekend with family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graley visited friends in Gipsy Sunday. Ethel Huey, a teacher at Ambrose, spent the weekend with her parents. Joseph Wise, previously ill, now better. Alline Rank visited Indiana friends. Mrs. J. D. Ake saw her son E. C. Ake at Glen Campbell. A. R. Wauchisen travels to Pittsburgh on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Conner hosted Harman Irwin and Bowdertown guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trimble and daughter Elloisa also noted.
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George Gromley
Claire
George Beringer
Kinport
S. K. Rank
Harrisburg
Frank Graley
Ethel Huey
Ambrose
Elmer Huey
Joseph Wise
Alline Rank
Indiana
J. D. Ake
E. C. Ake
Glen Campbell
A. R. Wauchisen
Pittsburgh
C. A. Conner
Harman Irwin
Bowdertown
Frank Trimble
Elloisa
Kenwood Hosts Good Roads Meeting at Laurel Swamp
Local notes report a good roads meeting scheduled for Monday at Laurel Swamp schoolhouse. Community updates include visits from Mrs. Elmer Newlin and son Clarence with relatives in Belsano, Clarence Hines recovering from pneumonia, James Huston stopping by Heilwood, Ford Smith family visiting Ted Smith at Grisemore, J. E. Adams improving at Heilwood hospital, coal hauling by W. E. Waltermire, Ferd Burnheimer family moving to Kenwood, J. H. Smith family visiting H. C. Smith in Clymer, Ella Stephens and Hazel Buterbaugh dining with Marie Adams, and I. N. Buterbaugh's 80th birthday aiding Frank Adams with feed delivery.
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Laurel Swamp
Elmer Newlin
Clarence
Belsano
Clarence Hines
James Huston
Heilwood
Ford Smith
Ted Smith
Grisemore
J. E. Adams
Heilwood Hospital
W. E. Waltermire
Ferd Burnheimer
Kenwood
J. H. Smith
Sara
H. C. Adams
H. C. Smith
Clymer
Ella Stephens
Hazel Buterbaugh
Marie ‘Adams
I. N. Buterbaugh
Frank Adams
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