Keep Cool With Coolidge Amid Senate Probes
The article notes President Coolidge remains calm amid Senate investigations into the Daugherty era and cabinet picks, while others show strain. It discusses his search for a Navy secretary successor, favoring experience in business or engineering over political clout, and mentions Senator Frank Willis of Ohio as an optimistic counterpoint with a dinner-table test for optimism.
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Washton
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Coolidge
Denby Acretary
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Congress
Perg
Frank Willis
Ohio
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Genevieve Clark Thompson Seeks Louisiana Congress Seat
Mrs Genevieve Clark Thompson of New Orleans daughter of former Speaker Champ Clark enters the race in Louisiana's second district. If elected she would join a younger generation of Congresswomen who did not participate in the suffrage fight but would reap its benefits.
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Washington
Genevieve Clark Thompson
New Orleans
Champ Clark
Louisiana
Call Strikes on Pat Moran in Baseball’s Rise
The article chronicles Pat Moran’s transformative influence with the Phillies and Reds, shaping star players like Alexander, Rixey, Bancroft, Duncan, Daubert, and Kopf. It credits Moran’s pitching staff management as his best skill, alongside developing Luque and other infielders, comparing him to Wilbert Robinson as a top mind in the game.
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Adolfolo Luque
Wilbert Robinson
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Cardinal Mundelein to Stay in Chicago After Cardinalate
Vatican announces Arch bishop Mundelein of Chicago will be stationed in Chicago after receiving the Red Hat at a secret consistory. Cardinal O Connell of Boston met Pope Pius XI for farewell. the Pope praised New England Catholic institutions and the rising priesthood. A separate notice offers a general store in an Indiana PA mining town for sale at about 65 000 dollars with quick cash terms.
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Man Ruptures Mines Ailment With 13 Doctors Witnesses
In 1921 a coal miner was buried under coal and slate at the Summit Mine. He survived, later became totally disabled from spine injury and traumatic neurosis. The Workmen's Compensation Board set aside a final receipt signed by mistake and ordered resumed payments at $8.66 weekly from December 18, 1921 until disability reduced or ends. Board members T Henry Walnut, Paul Hook, John L Morrison presided on February 29, 1924.
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Bank Robber Suspect Taken After Long Manhunt
Suspect Lebrea, paroled from Huntington reformatory months ago, escaped in Central City and is wanted in Marianna for robbery tied to Bethlehem Steel Co stores looting. Police say accomplice McShane was shot dead. Lebrea fled Marianna and is sought across the eastern U S after several close calls with a Pittsburgh detective. The report notes prior mine work and widespread lookout advised.
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Marianna
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Pittsburgh
The First Step Pompous Ferkins and Danny Speak
A witty exchange features Pompous Ferkins urging his boy to act in his shoes while Dapper Danny quips about earning. The text then hints at peanut oil as a staple for southern Chinese households and a substitute for lard, ending with a cue to read the classified ads.
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Journey to Blatraville Narrows Defeat in Fast Basketball Clash
Journeyed to Blatraville last night and conquered the Basket team in a rapid, high scoring game. Blatraville fought hard but local squad built a lead early with fast passing and precise shooting, holding on as Indiana High School teams posted scores from Blairsville to Uniontown and beyond.
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Jamison Chrissman
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Radio Program Highlights From Pittsburgh and New York
A scrambled schedule lists 6:15 P M dinner by the Westinghouse band under conductor T J Vastine, children’s period at 7:30 P M, and 8:00 P M radio guidance by M C Batsell. Weaving concerts by the Westinghouse band appear again at 8:30 P M with WEAF and NY performers also noted.
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America
Our World
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacuring Co
House o' Dreams by Dorothy A Scoville
In Cauldron Cove the lonely bungalow life draws artist Rhea Lowe and aloof Hall Crane. A tense bargain over the Ship o' Dreams leads to a kiss and a sparked romance as they seek a dream beyond city noise and neighbors. They find contentment far from New York, amid the quiet pine woods.
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Church Notes Recap Of Sunday Services And Schedules
Regular notes list church services across denominations including Wesleyan Methodist Evangelical and Catholic parishes. It covers Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, sermons titles such as The Spiritualization of the Material and The Epworth League Task, prayer meetings, and midweek activities with specific conductors and pastors like Rev. W. T. Merrick Rev. L L Rittenhouse Rev. Bowser and Rev. J. A. Lawrence.
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Christian Endeavor
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Jesus
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Transfers of property in Blairsville and surrounding areas
Annie McElhaney transfers to W. 5. Law rence lot in Blairsville for 3600 dollars. William F. Simpson transfers 114 acres in White to D. J. Fiscus for 276 dollars. J. Sloan Agey transfers a Third Ward Indiana lot to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for 3000 dollars. H. P. Sandles transfers a Conemaugh lot to Clara M. Marshall for 900 dollars.
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Denby Defends Navy Oil Leases in Teapot Dome Case
Secretary of the Navy Denby today defended the Teapot Dome oil leases in the Salt Creek field, saying competition and government protection were followed. He replied to House questions, noted potential royalty gains and stated the leasing complied with 1920 statutes, while Representative Britten praised the Navy’s handling and warned against politicizing the issue.
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Rossetter Church Ladies Visit Pastor Family Gifts
Rossiter notes state a Wednesday visit by ladies of the Rossiter Presbyterian Church to Mrs Steffey after prayer meeting. Rev Charles Steffy was away. They shared baskets, played games, and served a lunch while presenting gifts to the pastor’s family. Firemen report progress since reorganization, raising nearly six hundred dollars to pay old debt. Two raids this week signal intensified law enforcement.
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Phrenologist Still at Large in New Castle Case
D Jasper Jones, alleged phrenologist in New Castle Pennsylvania, remains at large as police continue seeking him on charges of fortune telling after readings caused several family mixups. Police investigations into Jones activities began when it was learned his readings led to family mixups and disruptions.
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INS
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