Indiana Wild Life League hears speakers on game value
The Indiana branch of the Wild Life League held its second meeting in the Court House auditorium. Harry Waite presided as Henry W. Coulter and John Phillips spoke on game conservation, with Coulter arguing game value at 112 million dollars versus farm stock at 102 million. Phillips, National Council member of the Boy Scouts, discussed state commission activities.
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Court House
Wild Life League of
Indiana
Commonwealth
Harry Waite
Henry W. Coulter
Greensburg
John Phillips
Pittshore
State Game Commission
Colonel Coulter
Statstics
Coulter
Phillips
Game’ Commission
National Council of the
Boy Stouts
América
Indiana County
Nomad's Life for Harding on Florida Coast
President Harding continues a nomadic vacation along the Indian River coast from Daytona to Miami aboard the Pioneer. Aimed by impulse, he travels three hundred miles of Florida’s coastline, with residents and visitors watching for a possible presidential visit as pleasure craft pass along the quiet waterway.
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George QR. Holmes
Rock Ledge
Fla. Mar
Harding
Fiordia
Daytona
Miami
Pase
Titusville
Sherman Was Wrong Says This Doughboy Heiress
Philadelphia veteran Charles R Speechley claims a fortune of 250000 dollars from a Paris rescue tale linked to the Seine and the Tuscum family. He served at Chateau Thierry with the Fifth Marines, helped win a championship marksmanship contest, and currently works as a weaver in town.
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Philadelphia
Sherman
Charles R. Speechley
France
Speechley
Paris
Alexander WU
Seine
Mme
Tuscum
Mile
Chateau Thierry
Fifth Marines
Wilson
Uit
Nuptial Notes of Barnesboro Pair Published
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Ashcroft of Barnesboro to Mr. Homer Lydie of Indiana was declared at a Sunday dinner for twenty-one guests. They wed December second after attending the Penn State Pitt game on Thanksgiving. The reception at the Ashcroft home featured green St Patrick’s day decor and favors.
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Margaret Ashcroft
Barnesboro
Homer Lydie
Indiana
Hbride’s
Joseph Ashcroft
Miss Ashcroft
Lydie
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Barnes
Veterinarian John J Connally Opens Practice in Indiana
John J Connally a University of Pennsylvania 1917 graduate and Army veterinarian with two and a half years service has located in Indiana He practiced in Sullivan and Bradford counties for three and a half years and has been associated for ten years with Dr F L A Marshall of this place
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John J. Connally
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Sullivan
Bradford
FL A, Marshall
Thirty Couples Attend Square Dance Night
Thirty couples were in attendance at the square dance held in the armory last evening. Music was furnished by the Lewis orchestra. Another dance will be held next Wednesday evening.
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Armory
Lewis Orchestra
Harding era ends as campaign heats up in 1921
Washington dispatch reports the Harding administration nearing the end of its term as Republicans organize a bold pre election drive. Cordell Hull and Democratic clubs mobilize speakers while the GOP catalogs past achievements. Attorneye General Daugherty and Weeks lead political strategizing ahead of a potential June campaign push.
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Harding
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Florida
Daugherty
Sacrea
Thia
Wil
Dry Chief Asks Ford for Reduced Price on Two Cars
Philadelphia police prohibition chief Frederick A. Hazeltine writes Henry Ford requesting two new sedans at a discounted price to fit a $600 budget plus $150 insurance. He seeks sedans for agents to enforce prohibition in the wet test area.
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FORD
Mar
Frederick’ A. Hazel
Tine
Prohibition
Henry Ford
Hazeltine
United States
Fire devastates Shetton building in Pittsburgh ruin
A deadly blaze in the Shetton building in Pittsburgh Allegheny trapped about 150 people and caused explosions from natural gas buildup. Gustav Ricket, 40, died and around 20 were injured with several reported missing. Fire officials fear additional fatalities as recovery continues amid darkness and debris. Property loss estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Mas
Shetton
Allegheny
Gustav Ricket
Stonecutters Union
Thomas I’. Pfar
Daniel Jones
Piar
Marriage Announced for Florence Edward I Hovey Barrett
Mr and Mrs Barrett of Rochester Mills announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Edward I to Mr Hovey of Logansport. The ceremony occurred at the Olean Methodist Church with Rev Villis officiating. The couple plan to reside in Logansport where Mr Hovey is employed by Hazelwood Oil Co. A social and tea will be held at Swamp School Cherryhill on Wednesday evening March Day.
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J. P. Barrett
Rochester Mills
Florence Edward I
Lovey
Lafa
Mma
Barrett Pa
Oeaurred Farrer
Olean
Villi Las
G. Tor
Olean Methodist Acopal Church
Bradrd High School
Logis Yette
Hovey
Hazelwood Oil, Company
Cherryhillereny
Brushvalley
Bo’elock
Brushvalley High School
Boy Fires School To Avoid Final Examinations
In Lewistown Pennsylvania authorities grill students after a fire in every room of the main building. Disinfecting candles placed in fibre waste baskets were lit, burning woodwork in some rooms and delaying today’s exams. Investigators search for a suspect among pupils to find who was in bed at four this morning.
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Lewistown
Orkmen
Grand Jury Presentment on Indictments and Jail Repairs
The March Grand Jury completed its quarterly inquisition with six indictments, three true bills, three ignored. The only case acted on yesterday involved Daniel C. Bell charged with murder. testimony suggested self defense and the indictment was ignored. The jury urged minor jail repairs and county property updates while Naturalization Court certified 97 foreign nationals for final naturalization papers.
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March Grand Jury
Daniel C. Bell
Arthur Austen
W. A. Dible
Westmoreland Brewery Heads Sentenced for Contempt
Louis Brown president Charles Messner secretary and Maurice Farkes treasurer of Westmoreland county's Westmore land Brewing Company were each sentenced to 30 days in county jail and fined 500 by Judge I P Schoynmaker in U S District Court yesterday for contempt of court. The court had found them in contempt for allegedly violating a temporary injunction restraining them from manufacturing and selling beer with a higher alcohol content than allowed under national prohibition law. The company as defendant was fined 000.
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Louis Brown
Charles Messner
Maurice Farkes
Westmoreland Brewing Company
Suterville
Westmoreland County
I. P. Schoynmaker
United States District Court
Death notices for former resident Mrs Davis in Jacksonville
Mrs Geraldine S Davis wife of Dr Paul R Davis died February 28 at her Jacksonville Florida home. Services were at her home and interment to Greeneville Ohio. She practiced Osteopathy about ten years ago in this city. Harrietty McAnulty a local resident and longtime friend was with her. Royal Arcanum meets tonight Charles H Milley appears in notice.
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Geraldine S. Davis
Paul R. Davis
Jacksonville
Florida
Greenville
Ohio
Misa Harrietty McAnulty
Sacco Hunger Strikes For Freedom Inpri sonment
Nicola Sacco lies in a Norfolk County Jail cell in Dedham after 34 months in custody as he enters day 21 of a hunger strike. Friends and comrades plead, but Sacco remains determined to die or win liberty rather than endure further imprisonment.
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John 1. Spivak
Dedham
Mass
Mar
Norfolk County
Nicola Sacco
South Braintree
Sacco
Temperature mystery in patient with 118 degree fever
Eskanaba Michigan March reports miss Evelyn Lyons shows a false high fever due to brain activity. Dr Dennet states the temperature may drop to normal within seven days though 118 is not a true reading.
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Escanaba
Mich
Mar
Evelyn Lyons
H. JF
Dennet
Lyons
Navy Ship in Ferocious Gale Modifies Panama Voyage
Aboard U S S Henderson enroute to Panama, Secretary Denby reports a 16 hour battle with a fierce southwest gale that halves speed. Port Au Prince Hall is dropped from the itinerary and officials proceed direct to Colan. Henderson aims for Colon March 13 as rescheduled.
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Kenneth W. Clark
U. S.S. Henderson
Panama
Navy Wireless
Washington
Navy
Henderson
Denby
Port Au Prince
Hall
Colan
Washington Navy Yard
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Eevere
Carolia
Pacific
Pyhama Canal
Colon
Brock Held For Grand Jury In Philadelphia Killing
Henry G. Brock banker and clubman was held for the Grand Jury after an inquest into a killing by a speeding car last Friday. Police testimony indicated Brock admitted having women in his car while others testified he denied it. Bail set at 30,000.
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Philadelphia
INS
Henry G. Brock
Qwen J. Shannon
Brock
Armory Benefit Concert Friday by Indiana Male Chorus
Tomorrow night the Indiana Male Chorus performs at 8 15 in the Armory to benefit the Armory Fund. Proceeds finance items such as chairs. Pittsburgh bass baritone Dr Russell Kirk joins the program. Tickets cost 60 cents adults 25 cents children under 12. The Lass of Limerick Town will be staged by Musical Clubs under Mr Bartholomew with townspeople urged to attend. Time and venue details listed with ticket outlets Hall Book Store Pioneer Music House.
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Indiana
Armory
Armory Fund
Russell Kirk
Pittsburgh
Kirk
Hall
Pioneer Music House
Captain Crossbones
Bartholomew
Limerick Town
Income Tax Due Next Thursday Urged In Johnstown Post Office Notice
Taxpayers are urged to file income tax returns and make at least the first payment by next Thursday. The Johnstown income tax office at the post office has begun operation, with a last minute rush. Returns may be sent to Johnstown or to the Pittsburgh office. March 16 is dey tag.
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Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Mild Weather Outlook Through Saturday
Forecaster EF Lorentz issued a bulletin noting today snow then clearing with gradual warming. Friday expected snow or rain with rising temperatures. Saturday to bring more snow, much colder and stormy conditions.
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Lorentz
Unclear clipping hints at naval treaty and officer positions
Fragmentary text from a Washington news item references expenditure controls and naval appointments. Names and specific roles are damaged, with partial phrases about Captain Frank H and U S N, and mentions of British fleet and American naval experts.
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Robert
Washington
Mar
United ‘States
Frank H
Sch
Bava
América
Electrification Plan Aims to Power Northeast Railroads
A tentative plan proposed last week by chairman W. Clyde House seeks a 36000 dollar appropriation to electrify railroads and harness coal resources in the eastern United States. The proposal outlines a giant power system for the region.
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United States
W. Clyde House
Impresions on the Sixty Seventh Congress Endings
Mary Louis Crossette, known for letters to readers of the Indiana Evening Gazette, asks to share impressions of the closing in March. The article notes Congress must end by noon on Sunday to complete the session and pass laws before government funding lapses. Weather and other topics interrupt the piece.
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Arthur Brownlee
Washington, D. C
Mary
Congress
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